Strybaum Yells At TV In Nixon era satire
A man named Strybaum screams at television during a political broadcast marathon featuring Nixon McGovern and Shriver. Ada urges restraint while Strybaum accuses officials of falsehoods and vows to vent his ire to the screen. John Mitchell denies Watergate links, sparking further outburst.
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Sen. McGovern
Strybaum
Ada
Adolph
Atty. Gen. Kleindienst
Sargent Shriver
Sarge
Kennedy
John Mitchell
John
Martha
Public pays for heating system at Nixon villa
Nixon's San Clemente villa renovation included a $13,500 heating system funded by the public through GSA contracts. Secret Service defends the change as a security measure, while the White House lawyer and GSA officials offer limited discussion and memory.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Nixon
San Clemente
Coast Guard
White House
General Services Administration
Herbert Kalmbach
William Robinson
GSA
Secret Service
United States
MPs Hold Army to Account Over Post Fort Carson Crime
Two young MPs Michael G. Kelly and Robert Werner produced a six page information paper after reviewing 206 arrests at Fort Carson in May and June. They found 82 percent went unpunished and drugs were involved in over a third of cases with 75 booked but only 17 punished. Commanders feared alienating troops and were too close to offenders to discipline impartially.
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Fort Carson
Army
Secuire
Michael G. Kelly
Robert Werner
MPs fault commanders for handling crime cases in uniformed forces
Military police fault commanders as unprofessional jurists claiming unfamiliarity with case facts and shielding guilty. Army cites prevention over punishment while study author Lt Robert Werner defends findings. Separate note emphasizes that any alcohol use impairs judgment, vision, and coordination increasing accident risk.
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Pentagon
Robert Werner
West Point
Vice President Agnew to visit Roswell during Domenici campaign
The article notes Spiro Agnew, President Nixon's appointee to chair the Council on Indian Opportunities, will visit Roswell next Thursday regarding the planned closing of the Roswell Employment Training Center and transfer of the Indian Police Academy. It discusses policy questions about BIA control, training demand, and the center's measured success and cost efficiency.
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Spiro Agnew
Roswell
Pete Domenici
U.S. Senate
Agnew
Nixon
Council On Indian Opportunities
Thiokol
U.S.A
Bureau of Indian Affairs
BIA
RETC
Police Academy
Florida
East
Idaho
Utah
Oktoberish Oktoberfest Opens in Old Lincoln Town
The Octoberish featured Oktoberfest activities in Old Lincoln with a Billy the Kid pageant segment and related events in the Ruidoso area. The Aspencade is highlighted as fall colors envelop the forest and the season signals turning days and changing clocks.
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Old Lincoln
Ruidoso
Roswell
Chaves County Trusts Memorial Youth Center Charter
The State Corporation Commission granted a charter to the Chaves County Memorial Youth Center as a non profit organization. Charter recipients include J. E. Johns Ross L. Malone Jr. Paul Wilmont T. L Gardner Jr. and Ben Ginsberg. Mrs Arnold Winneburger and Miss Margaret Bragg hosted a party and shower for Mrs Robert Darden. The Daughters of the American Colonists held their fall luncheon at the Village.
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State Corporation Commission
Chaves County
Dillard Wyatt
Henry Samson
Lake
Today in History highlights 1972 through 1962 events
On Oct 3 1972 the British tested their first atomic bomb off Australia. The day notes Austria Italy war ending in 1866 by Vienna treaty and Johns Hopkins opening in Baltimore in 1876. It also recalls Iraq joining the League of Nations in 1932 and WWII Siegfried Line actions in 1944. 1954 West Germany NATO entry agreed and 1962 US ports barred Cuban cargo.
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Australia
Austria
Italy
Vienna
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Iraq
League of Nations
Aachen
Germany
NEA NM pushes for governor appointed State Board of Education
The NEA New Mexico advocates a governor appointed 10 member State Board of Education to license, discipline, and handle ethics with terms staggered. They seek a constitutional amendment and will present the plan to the Legislative School Study Committee in Santa Fe on October 12.
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Fred Buckles
Santa FE
National Education Association
New Mexico
Board of Education
Nea-Nm
Legislative School Study Committee
LSSC
Jay Miller
State Board of Education
Miller
State Finance Department
Gaussein
SPO
New Mexico Afl-Cio
American Federation of Teachers
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Cronkite
Chancellor
DEPT
DER
Merry
The
Small Society
Brickman
Brickkman
Southwest
Lois Purvis
Elmer Lankford
Harry Paryear
Robert M. Reissinger
Lillie Belle
Associated Press
London
West Germany
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Cuba
State Capitol
Board On Ethics
Edmund A. Gaussein
Bruce King
State Personnel Office
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