New One Woman Show by Helen Mapes in Carlsbad
Mrs. Helen Mapes displays 20 oil paintings in a continuing solo exhibition at the Holiday Inn Carlsbad lobby and coffee shop through Oct 15. Landscapes from New Mexico reflect on site painting done from Pecos Baldy to Cloudcroft, with a public reception held Oct 9 drawing over 300 guests.
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Artelia
Helen Mapes
Holiday Inn
Carlsbad
New Mexico
Pecos Baldy
Our Lady of Guadalupe
Pecos
Mora Valley
Bonita Lake
la Luz
Cloudcroft
Mapes
Mark Howell
Holiday Inn, Carlsbad
Pin Making: Providence-Conventional Safety Pins Mass Produced
Providence plant introduces a machine capable of producing about 90 safety pins per minute. The automated line highlights increased output and manufacturing efficiency in pin making.
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Providence
Two States Try Out Ombudsman
AP report notes a Swedish invention the ombudsman aims to help citizens abused by courts and agencies. Trials are under way in Michigan and Nassau County New York as Congress weighs a Washington ombudsman concept.
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New York
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
New Zealand
Britain
Committee On the Organization of Congress
Washington
Michigan
Nassau County
Ombudsman
USS
Senate House
Michigan Department of State
Dynamite for Sale at Beaverton School Sparks Police Probe
Police arrested four teens and another youth after an anonymous call suggested dynamite was in use at an elementary school. Investigators found 29 sticks in woods and one stick in each boy’s home, with explosive taken from a stump blasting resident. The item’s arresting chain led to a broader look at safety and crime.
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Beaverton, Ore
African Fury Rises Over Apartheid At United Nations
At the United Nations in New York African nations escalate protests against South Africa over apartheid in South West Africa. They condemn a World Court ruling and push for U N trusteeship while detailing sustained opposition in the General Assembly.
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United Nations
N.Y (Ap
South Africa
South-West Africa
U.N. General Assembly
Assembly
League of Nations
U.N
Woman repays Alaska aid after timber sales in heritage gesture
Jessie Kasko of Juneau returned 12856.95 in age assistance to Governor William Egan after accepting 20 years of payments. She said her act honored her Indian heritage and gratitude for favors received, noting the funds came from timber-rights on newly inherited land.
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Juneau, Alaska
State of Alaska
Jessie Kasko
William Egan
First Doctor In Capitol Retires From Duty
Dr. George W. Calver, 77, longtime attending physician to Congress, quits active service after 38 years. He hands over his Capitol office to Dr. Rufus Judson Pearson and plans a relaxed life, noting a bipartisan approach.
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William F. Arbogast
Washington
George W. Calver
Congress
Capitol
Navy
Rufus Judson Pearson
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Calver
President Chung Hee Park to visit South Viet Nam on Seoul route
President Chung Hee Park plans a two day visit to South Viet Nam while en route to the Manila summit, according to informed sources.
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Seoul
South Korea
Chung Hee Par
Viet Nam
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San Antonio
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Froman School of Art
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Ding
OMEGA
N. Main
By Hal Cooper
Alexander
Department of State
Pecos Valley
Avs
Nty
Z Savings and Loan Assoc
Wallace Massey
Africa
Special Politica Committee
Reliable Motors, Inc
N. Main St
Hill & Hill
the Hill and Hill Distillery CO
Louisville, KY
Kentucky
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