Carter backs Democratic platform amid half truths and unity
The piece notes Senator Byrd dismisses platforms as promises never kept and critiques Carter’s stance on divestiture. It observes Carter supported the 1976 Democratic platform despite past reservations and links his remarks to party unity, calling some statements half truths.
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Jimmy Carter
Byrd
Joseph M. Montoya
Harold Runnels
Carter
Democratic Party
Ford remark on Soviet domination draws sharp reaction
The debate comment denying Soviet domination of Eastern Europe sparks criticism from observers who warn the statement undercuts U.S. leadership. While noting limited independence in Yugoslavia Romania and Poland, analysts say Soviet troops and control remain, and Ford must answer for foreign policy decisions.
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Ford
Jimmy Carter
Europe
United States
Eastern Europe
Yugoslavia
Romania
U.S.S.R
Poland
Western Europe
Czechoslovakia
Carter
Henry A. Kissinger
Meeting The Train scarcity prompts local book sale
Hagerman History Book Club reports its Bicentennial project book Meeting The Train is sold out after a strong run. Residents in Roswell and nearby areas who own extra copies or wish to sell are asked to contact Mrs. B W Curry or Mrs. Max Wiggins or Mrs. Robert West at Hagerman with phone numbers 752-6692 752-3377 and 752-3577 respectively.
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The
Hagerman History Book Club
Roswell
B.W. Curry
Max Wiggins
Robert West
Hagerman
Roswell Symphony Seeks Support From Community
Editor Roswell proudly notes a fine Symphony Orchestra led by conductor John Ferrer. The writer urges residents to become season ticket holders to fund this cultural program and keep music alive in Roswell.
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Roswell
John Ferrer
Roswell Couple Wed in Candlelit First United Methodist
Evelyn Redding daughter of Mr and Mrs O M Redding of Roswell wore a ballerina gown as she married Alan D Bewley in a candlelit First United Methodist Church ceremony The Rev Austin H Dillon officiated Vera Kuchan served as maid of honor and assisted with the punch bowl Mackie Magdie helped with duties White lilies decorated the reception table A large crowd attended to wish the couple well.
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Evelyn Redding
O.M. Redding
Roswell
First United Methodist Church
Alan D. Bewley
Austin H. Dillon
Vera Kuchan
Mackie Magdie
Montoya Campaigns in New Mexico Across Conservative Tier
U.S. Senator Joseph M. Montoya, with Senate leader Robert Byrd in attendance, campaigns through Southern and Eastern New Mexico predicting narrow margins and key county wins. He foresees carrying Curry and Roosevelt by 500 votes each and Santa Fe by 8,000, while expecting losses in Lea and Chaves counties. Byrd touts his seniority and committee posts as Montoya eyes tight races amid Carter Ford tensions.
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Clovis Hobbs
U.S
Joseph M. Montoya
New Mexico
Senate
Robert Byrd
West Virginia
Santa Fe Democrat
Curry
Roosevelt
Lea County
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Montoya
Silver City
Harrison Schmitt
Eddy County
Otero County
Otero
Chaves County
Chaves
Santa Fe
Byrd
Albuquerque
Appropriations
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
Schmitt
Ken White Jr
Clovis
Curry County
Earl Butz
Ford
White
Lovington
Anderson Carter
Edwin L. Mechem
Eastside
New Mexico Farmers Union
Harold Runnels
D-Lovington
Congress
Sen
White House
John Hays
Emry W. Gaydon
Hays
Caleb Chandler
Tom Battin
Chandler
Odis Echols
Echols
GOP
Jack Stahl
Politicos
Lea
Gerald Ford
East Side
Playboy Magazine
Lyndon Johnson
Libby Donley
Hobbs
Hobbs Board of Realtors
Political intrigue over Ford Vice Presidency in 1973
The piece alleges discussions among Democrats to block Gerald Ford's 1973 vice presidential confirmation to force Nixon impeachment. It cites Speaker Albert and aides debating delaying confirmation, with sources split on seriousness. Ultimately Ford was confirmed December 6 1973 while alarms about constitutional process were raised.
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Washington
Car
Albert
Gerald Ford
Richard Nixon
Ford
Nixon
White House
Congress
House Judicial Committee
House
Thomas
Tip
O'Neill
D-Mass
House Democrats
Peter Rodine
Dn.j
Strom Nurmond
S.C
Senate
Rock of Gibraltar a symbol of British rule and defense
A profile of Gibraltar detailing its isolation by Spain, 26,000 residents, and a self-governing 15 member Assembly. It describes vast tunnel networks used in defense, water supply challenges, Barbary apes under British care, and historic milestones from Tarik to 1704. The piece emphasizes enduring British presence and strategic fortitude.
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Gibraltar
Spain
la Luna
Britain
House of Assembly
Prudential
Rock of Gibraltar
Algeciras
Luna Frontier
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Colorado
Winston Churchill
London
Mediterranean
Tarik Ben Jabel
Daniel Speckle
Scotland
Speckle
George Rooke
Lord Howe
William Howe
New York City
the Rock
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