Lyn Boasts He's Fine Manager
Curt Howdy interviews Lyn Johnson, manager of the American Patriots, amid fan discontent and rumors of replacement. Johnson defends his approach, cites inherited trouble, and brushes off polls while asserting commitment to the club and stadium. He denies any involvement with a player named Bobby Kennedy becoming manager.
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Art Buchwald
Washington
Curt Howdy
White House
Washington, D. C
Lyn Johnson
American Patriots
Lyn
Nelly Rockefeller
Ron Reagan
Chuck Percy
Milhouse Nixon
Bobby Kennedy
Roswell forum letter calls for academic freedom and calm
A Roswell New Mexico reader urges the city to defend academic freedom across libraries and colleges after tension over a poetry reading. The letter asks why Roswell withholds funds for academic inquiry and condemns rumor and anonymous calls. Dorothy Ree calls for free speech and an end to hate campaigns to protect libraries museums and schools.
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Roswell
Black Sees No Conflict In State Insurance Bid
Jim Black of Albuquerque says his role as Bernalillo County Republican finance chairman does not create a conflict with Aetna Life and Casualty Insurance holding the state employee group plan. The contract award to Aetna follows adjustments to bid data. Gov. Cargo and officials deny favoritism. American General Life remains a finalist and will be succeeded by Aetna on Nov. 1.
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Fred Buckles
Santa FE
Jim Black
Albuquerque
Bernalillo County
Republican Finance
Aetna Lite and Casualty Insurance
Bernalillo County Black
GOP
James (Corky) Morris
Black
Morris
Aetna
New Mexico Group
Jack Redman
U.S. House of Representatives
Peoples Committee For Better Government
New Mexico Association of Life Underwriters
Dave Cargo
American General Life Insurance Co
Aetna Life and Casualty Insurance Co
Herbert Hughes
State Finance Department
American General Life
Hughes
Gov
Cargo
Dr. Hughes
Ed Hartman
Ralph Apodaca
Harold Bibo
Albert Cochran
Robert Ferguson
Artesia Democrat
Eugene Peirce
Ferguson
Peirce
Bibo
Jack M. Campbell
Effectiveness of Bombs On North Vietnam
A continued analysis notes the heavy bombing campaign yields chaos and privation in North Vietnam, with rice and fuel scarce and civilians bearing the cost. It argues that despite air dominance, the North remains capable of aiding South Vietnam and that morale and desertion trends shift with months of conflict.
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North Vietnam
South Vietnam
U.S
Ho Chi Minh
Hanoi
Central Highlands
Saigon
Roswell Newspaper Contact Details and Billing Note
Advertising manager Albert A and managing editor Jimmy C, plus subscription rates for Chaves County and other areas. The paper lists home delivery by carrier and publication details at 424 North Main Street Roswell New Mexico 88201. Associated Press rights noted for local news use.
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Albert A
Chaves
Ubbsitor
R. M. Higginbotham
Roswell
Carmer
North Main Street
N.M
Associated Press
Reluctant Taxpayer RULES INVALID By William L Rabey CPA
Lawyers formed a professional corporation to gain corporate benefits, challenging IRS refusal to recognize such entities for tax purposes. The court ruled the Treasury regulations invalid, stating professionals may be taxed as corporations rather than as partnerships.
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William L. Raby
CPA
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
The
Treasury
Careful Teens Must Act Against Reckless Drivers
A warning about teen drivers and the impact of reckless peers on insurance and safety. A fatal drag race in Artesia involving an airman highlights teen speeding. The piece argues careful, responsible teens should push peers to drive safely and curb carnage on highways.
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Artesia
United States
Self-criticism and the American system in crisis
The piece argues that excessive self-criticism weakens national confidence and unity. It cites Harllee Branch on defending American institutions, warning that demoralizing doubt could hollow out governance, economy, and policy. It stresses preserving core precepts to win the struggle against communism and avoid an inflation of the system we resist.
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Harllee
Panama Canal landmark blown up in 1913
The history highlight notes the Gamboa Dam, the canal’s last obstruction, being detonated on October 10, 1913, marking a milestone in the Panama Canal completion.
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Associated Press
Gamboa
Panama Canal
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Raiders
Goddard
Sarah Cleghorn
Roswell, New Mexico
Gordon McShean
Christ
Dorothy Ree
Meadow PI
Charge Aetna
North
Defense
Robert McNamara
Ho Chi Minh Trail
William C. Westmoreland
Demilitarized Zone
Mekong Delta
Russia
Haiphong
McNamara
U.S. Senate
MacNamara
Vietnam
Jimmy C
COX Advertising
Roswell, N. M
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