Nixon Declines to Endorse Buckley in New York Senate Race
President Nixon and Vice President Agnew voice support for James Buckley the Conservative nominee seeking to unseat Republican Charles Goodell in New York Ottinger Buckley clash. GOP leaders host fundraiser for Goodell at Gov Rockefeller's Washington home as Nixon plans a broad campaign swing ahead of the November 3 election.
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Associated Press
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Robert P. Griffin
Michigan
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Colorado
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Mark Hatfield
Oregon
Jacob K. Javits
William B. Saxbe
Ohio
Ted Stevens
Alaska
Marlow W. Cook
Kentucky
Health, Education and Welfare
John G. Veneman
Scott
House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Vermont
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Dallas
Christine Jorgensen
Republican Party
Leader yields ground on rights proposal in Senate debate
Senate opponent Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr. asserts he will block final action on the equal rights amendment until ensured it does not strip existing rights. An Ervin sponsored change exempts women from the draft, delays enactment, and requires three-fourths state ratification within seven years. he demands language safeguarding rights under the 5th and 14th Amendments. An Allen desegregation plan failed 57 to 17 as part of a broader desegregation debate.
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Washington
Senate
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Dn.c
Ervin
Equal Rights
United States
James B. Allen
D-Ala
Dixie Bloc
Agnew Praises US System Despite Malaise at Amarillo Dinner
Vice President Spiro Agnew told a Amarillo Republican dinner that malaise in America stems from the system's success itself. He warned about rising demands by black and Spanish-speaking Americans and urged respect for the system that brought opportunity. He campaigned for Senate hopeful George Bush and defended his remark about Christine Jorgensen, noting public figures invite speculation.
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Edmond le Breton
Associated Press
Dallas, Tex
Spiro T. Agnew
America
Amarillo
Agnew
Solons Send President Tough Anticrime Bill
Congress sends a tough anticrime bill to the White House to curb campus bombings and shield businesses and unions from organized crime. The Senate passed it by voice vote and sent it to President Nixon. The measure adds a death penalty for fatal bombings and authorizes longer sentences for habitual criminals and crimes tied to gambling and bribery.
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Associated Press
Washington
Congress
White House
FBI
Senate
Nixon
Frozen Turkey Listed Missing
A frozen turkey was reported taken Monday from Lake Arthur School. Deputies say the south door was kicked in and entry likely through that door. Mike Rhodes of Hagerman reported a red and tan saddle missing from Sams Ranch near Hagerman. value not listed.
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Mike Rhodes
Hagerman
Sheriff's Department
Sams Ranch
Accident in parking lot at Farr's Building on W Second
At 3 28 p m a parking lot crash near the old Farr s Building on W Second involved driver Christine Amador Duran with no age given and a parked car owned by Mrs M Chambers of 911 Davidson Drive. No citations issued.
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Old Farr’s
Christine Amador Duran
S. Elm
Blue Lake Issue Shapes Campaign in New Mexico
Republican Anderson Carter discusses Blue Lake controversy near Taos. Indians seek title to 48,000 acres including Blue Lake. a separate bill would grant exclusive use of 1640 acres around the lake. Carter stresses watershed protection and downstream water rights while avoiding a firm position.
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N.M
Taos Blue Lake
Anderson Carter
Carter
Blue Lake
Sangre de Cristo Mountains
Taos
Taos Pueblo
House of Representatives
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
Columbus
New Mexico-Mexico
Taos County
Roswell Police Contain Suspected Object Found Downtown
An object initially thought to be a bomb in a Roswell parking lot turned out harmless. Assistant Police Chief Jim Lannom said the item appeared to be two shotgun shells wrapped in tape, exploded, with one hull inside the other, held by a person in a fist to improve grip.
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Roswell
Jim Lannom
Lannom
Funeral Services Pend for Mary K. Evans
Funeral services are pending at LaGrone Funeral Home for Mary Katherine Evans 47 of 806 W Third St found dead Monday evening by her husband John Barney Evans cause of death listed as natural causes She is survived by her husband one son Roland Edward Evans a sister Mrs Gloria Robinson and seven grandchildren born June 24 1923 in Oklahoma City to John and Cleo Close Nottingham both deceased.
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Mary Katherine Evans
Third St
John
Cleo Close
Nottingham
Institute conducts building search after bomb hoax
Personnel at New Mexico Military Institute led by Maj. Gen. Sam Agee Ret to inspection teams search campus buildings for incendiary devices without disrupting classes. The action follows a bomb hoax Monday night that taught new search procedures.
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New Mexico Military Institute
Sam Agee
Agee
Missiles Scheduled Launch From Black Mesa Utah
Two Army Pershing missiles are set to launch tonight from Black Mesa Utah by German air force personnel at White Sands Missile Range. The missiles are programmed to impact on the range. The U.S. Forest Service opened a new 6.7 mile access road to Snow Lake in Gila National Forest at a cost of $330000.
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Black Mesa
Utah
Federal Republic of Germany
Air Forces
Silver City
U.S. Forest Service
Snow Lake
Gila National Forest
Forest Service
Stocks Slip as Profit Talk Weighs on Market
New York trading sees the Dow Jones average drop to 760.34 as declines outpace advances by more than 3 to 2 on the NYSE. Analysts attribute price fades to profit taking and unfavorable news, with sectors like motors aircraft electronics and airlines down while tobaccos rise and overall mix persists.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
U S income falls short of plans
Rep Wilbur Mills warns the federal budget deficit will top 12 8 billion as revenue trails forecasts. He questions how to balance the budget without tax increases while costs rise and government spending grows.
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U.S
Wilbur Mills
Mills
House
Ways and Means Committee
American Bankers Association
Two 14 Year Olds Apprehended in Gibson's Burglary
City officers on patrol found two 14 year olds inside Gibson's Discount Center on West McGaffey Street with 532 dollars worth of boots watches clothes and jewelry. The items were taken to the police station for inventory and the youths are confined in the county jail juvenile section. Meanwhile Ralph Lee Carmona Jr. 21 of Ft Bliss Texas had burglary and larceny charges dropped after pleading guilty to traffic violations and was fined 95 dollars and jailed 30 days for a previous tiket violations including no license and running a stop sign.
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West McGaffey Street
Gibson's
Ralph Lee Carmona Jr
Ft Bliss
Tex
Carmona
James Webb
Webb
Fire and accident report with multiple small incidents
At 4h pm a fire damaged a back storage room in a vacant VA owned house at 603 S Fruitland minor damage possibly from children playing with matches. At 5 37 pm smoke smell reported at London Squire 321 N Main firefighters found a hot transformer no fire. At 5 4 pm a car fire in the 100 block E Fifth possibly from wiring short wires under hood owner Jimmy O Dell. At 9 pm an overturned flare pot in the 200 block W irth possibly caused by children.
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Veteran's Administration
London Squire
N. Main
E. Fifth
Jimmy O'Dell
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