Ava Gardner Seeks Change In Public Image
Ava Gardner speaks about rejecting the movie star life and seeks privacy and normalcy. She recalls 25 years in film, plans to split time between London and Spain, and aims for a quiet future with family and friends. She lists interests from gardening to cooking and music, while acknowledging past regrets.
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Good Evening Distinguished Pianist Opens 12 City Flamenco Tour
Ruth Dore Ballard described as the first pianist to bring Spanish classical music to New Mexico will appear in the Romero-Torea Flamenco Festival starting a 12 city tour in Ruidoso Downs. She attended the Curso Internacional in Compostela and received a Spanish government grant for her work as an interpreter of Spanish music in America. The 8:45 p.m. show at Chaparral Convention Center signals advance ticket sales in Roswell. The New Mexico Arts Commission co-sponsors with Lincoln County Art Assn. and David Hail Travis. festival president will attend.
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Inside the Capital Quite a Day
columnist Charles Cullin notes a Santa Fe scene dominated by the Ted Kennedy visit and the New Mexico Oil and Gas Association convention. He sketches Gov. Campbell, Sen. Anderson, and cabinet speculation, plus House leadership hints amid the gubernatorial contest.
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Investment Advice of the Times
A published quip warns that taxes will rise, urging readers to place all funds into tax obligations as the surest financial bet. The line reflects a satirical take on fiscal policy and the era's economic anxieties.
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Murdoch novel challenges faith with modern gothic power
Iris Murdoch offers a provocative tale in which a priest who doubts God and a troubled cast confront adultery mental illness and interracial romance. The reviewer praises Murdoch's elegant prose and the book’s compelling tour de force despite its offensive themes and Gothic tricks.
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Roswell Daily Record Staff and postal info
Roswell Daily Record lists advertising manager Jimmy C Cox editor Albert A Stubbs and other staff. It provides subscription rates by mail in Chaves County and by carrier in Roswell and trade territory with monthly and yearly pricing and publication details.
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History Highlights for October 5, 1966
On this date in 1582 Pope Gregory XII reformed the calendar switching Oct 5 to Oct 15. In 1813 Tecumseh was killed at the Battle of the Thames aiding the British against the United States. Also listed are current best sellers by publishers weekly across fiction nonfiction.
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Red Chinese purge may reshape world power dynamics
The article analyzes Maoist China’s Cultural Revolution as a purge that tops officials, closes schools, and forms Red Guard units. It weighs motives from fear of upheaval to strategic aims, including weakening U.S. influence in Asia, forging a militant bloc, and asserting dominance, with potential Sino-Soviet shifts.
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McNamara Over His Head Says Twining Warning
Four star General Nathan Twining warns that Robert McNamara oversteps military judgment and muzzles chiefs in a dangerous defense leadership style. The column argues the real Viet Nam issue is flawed conduct and calls for adherence to professional military planning and checks.
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Car buying debate turns to plant joke
A wife urges her husband to buy a car and he jokes about them growing on trees. A salesman demands a raise and a reply counts off increasing numbers. The exchange uses light humor around money and car purchase.
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