Justice and Hayneville Verdict Echo Across the South
The columnist reflects on the Hayneville trial, contending that while justice may have been done, it was not seen to be done. He warns against public emotion as arbiter, notes the South’s pain, and laments the heart of Dixie broken by the courtroom outcome.
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Washington
Hayneville
Alabama
Tom Coleman
Jonathan Daniels
North
South
Montgomery
Dixie
Real Antelope Trophy Highlights Roswell News
Ken Wilbanks wins the prettiest antelope head at Marley Whitney Ranch west of Roswell, after two tries. The piece also discusses water rights plans for a million and a half acre feet, implications for Roswell, and notes Abbey School enrollments and Little Theater season ticket offer.
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Ken Wilbanks
Roswell
Bert Murphy
Lea County
Politician Aversion to Surplus Described by Memphis Paper
The Memphis Commercial Appeal notes that few things, if any, rival the violent aversion politicians exhibit toward the mere thought of a surplus. The remark highlights fiscal caution and political sensitivity around budget surpluses.
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Memphis
New Mexico 4-H Week Highlights Youth Leadership and Exchange
New Mexico marks National 4-H Club Week with displays, recognition meetings, and exhibits. The program, run by New Mexico State University Cooperative Extension Service, serves 9 to 19 year olds across 32 counties with 8400 members and 1800 adult leaders. It includes 38 project areas from home economics to horsemanship, leadership and citizenship activities, and an Interstate Exchange program with Montana, Utah, Kansas, and Iowa. The state participates in national events such as the National 4-H Club Congress in Chicago and the National 4-H Wool Judging Contest in Sonora Texas, plus the IFYE program hosting exchanges with 25 countries.
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New Mexico State University
Cooperative Extension Service
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Utah
Kansas
Iowa
4-H’ers
State International Farm Youth Exchange Program
IFYE
National
Chicago
Washington
D.C
Denver
Oklahoma City
Madison
Wis
Sonora
Tex
Roosevelt to Order Deferment for Men with Dependents
President Roosevelt is expected within days to order automatic deferment from compulsory military service for all eligible men with dependents. Revised draft regulations awaiting approval would place potential conscripts claiming valid deferment reasons into a near automatic deferred class.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Masterstroke or scare tactics in Castro refugee gambit
Cuban leader Fidel Castro allegedly fears internal opposition and an imminent invasion, prompting a policy to allow refugees with U S relatives to depart with transport aid. Refugee leaders see propaganda value and a plan to purge enemies by exporting them, while Castro weighs the risks of backlash from the OAS.
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Houston
Fidel Castro
United States
Cuba
Castro
Jose
Fidel
Santo Domingo
Organization of American States
OAS
Inside the State Capital LENGTHY APPOINTMENTS
The article reports on an upcoming state appeals court created by a constitutional amendment. It notes judges will serve about two and a half years before facing election, with appointment timing tied to February 7 proclamations and a likely three-judge court for eight-year terms. It discusses legislative speed and possible election placement in 1966. The piece also covers discrimination complaints by District Attorney Tiny Martinez against the state police board, focusing on Spanish-American officers and promotions, and corrects a prior land claim related to St Michael's College of Santa Fe.
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Will Harrison Santa FE
Appeals Court
Tiny Martinez
Las Vegas
Martinez
Jack Campbell
Joe Montoya
Clint Anderson
J. Edgar Hoover
Tom FE. Valdez
John
Roswell Daily Record contact and rate note
A brief masthead style notice lists Albert A. Stubbs as managing editor Jimmy C Cox as advertising manager and the Roswell Daily Record address at 424 North Main Street Roswell New Mexico 882 with subscription rates by mail and carrier delivery details for different terms and general AP affiliation notes.
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Chaves
Roswell
Trade
North Main Street
N.M
Washingtonians lucky to avoid self-government scare
Art Buchwald lampoons Congress by arguing Washington DC citizens narrowly escaped home rule. He cites fears of corruption and higher taxes, imagines future city committees run by distant congressmen, and notes the substitute charter bill offers only a slim chance for a real voice while preserving federal oversight.
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D.C
Congress
United States
House
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Oklahoma City Daily Oklahoman
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