England Shaken by Married Woman's Property Act Passage
Robert Ruark lampoons Lady Edith Summerskill after she推动 through the Married Woman's Property Act. He argues the law shifts wealth from丈夫 to wife and erodes male prerogative, predicting alimony and post-divorce changes and lamenting a decline in British masculinity.
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Edith Summerskill
Socialist Party
Lady Edith
Muriel
Summerskill
William
Dadde
Edith
Christine Keeler
England
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New Mexico Higher Ed Bond Issue Justified
Editorial argues for the $8 million bond for state colleges with four main reasons including enrollment growth and obsolete facilities. It notes rising enrollments from 14,214 in 1960 to about 21,000 now and projects 30,434 by 1970, urging support as a prudent investment in the state’s future with local county backing shown in 1960.
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New Mexico
Board of Education Finance
Chaves County
Eddy County
Lincoln County
de Baca County
Good Evening Rotary Members Feted By Al Stubbs
Two charter Artesia Rotary Club members aged 90 and 92 attended a birthday observance at Jack sons restaurant. E B Bullock known as Daddy Bullock and Arba Green aged 92 were present. a third member Walt Byers aged 80 could not attend.
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AL Stubbs
Artesia Rotary Club
E. B. Bullock
Daddy” Bullock
Arba Green
Walt Byers
Bullock
Conquistador Council
Roswell
Venus Reversing Spin Baffles Scientists Nobel Seekers
A Wichita Eagle note cites experts noting Venus is slowly spinning backward disrupting the solar system’s traffic pattern. The cause and meaning remain uncertain, with speculation about Earthly calendars and events aligning oddly with planetary motion.
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Venus
Earth
Wichita Eagle
The earth is hollow and video telephones mocked
A humorous Ottawa Journal note and Chatham Blanketeer quips on hollow earth claims and a costly videotelephone service. The Knoxville News-Sentinel cites Herodotus to question the new device and its social usefulness.
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Herodotus
Bell
Knoxville News-Sentinel
Goldwater names potential cabinet picks and German campaigning
Barry Goldwater discussed possible cabinet members in a campaign pullman visit, naming Richard Nixon as a potential secretary of state and proposing Lu cius Clay, Ralph Cordiner, Denison Kitchel, F Clifton White, Robert Galvin, Robert Smylie, Carl Curtis, Clare Boothe Luce, Walter Judd and others for various posts. He also noted a wish for William Scranton but gave no final choices. Separately Germans confirm two million Goldwater campaign buttons sold by Hofstetter in Bonn, amid past controversy over a Berchtesgaden trip plan and prior German contacts during the San Francisco convention. Rep Fred Schwengel is praised for supporting soil and water conservation and DC improvement.
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Barry Goldwater
Richard Nixon
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U.S
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Fledtric
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Phelps Dodge Copper
F. Clifton White
Citizens Committee For Goldwater and Miller
Motorola
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James Rhodes
Ohio
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Idaho
Robert Smylie
Nebraska
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Clare Boothe Luce
Time- Life-Fortune
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Minnesota
Goldwater
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
Barry
West Germany
Bonn
Ferdinand Hofstetter Metals Decorating Co
Goldwater Campaign
Herr Hofstetter
Goldwater Campagin
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Columbia Broadcasting Co
Berchtesgaden
Adolf Hitler
Sen. Goldwater
New York Times
Hans-christoph Seebohm
Sudetenland
Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Europe
Redman Seen as Threat in Albuquerque Contest
State political observer notes Jack Redman remains a strong campaigner in Albuquerque, while Johnny Walker faces trouble and weaker backing from medics and funds. Redman pulled a 4 000 vote edge in 1962 and could impact the race if he hits like a bomb in the city.
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Santa FE
Jack Redman
Johnny Walker
Congress
Walker
Albuquer
Que. Walker
Albuquerque
Fabian Chavez
Redman
U.S
Joe Montoya
Mechem
Goldwater
Rotary clubs form sister ties with Mexico City area groups
International understanding via exchanges of bulletins and visits. Artesia Rotary links with a small club near Mexico City and Roswell connects with a major city club. Planned member visits in late January or early February aim to deepen communication and reduce misunderstandings.
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Artesia
Mexico City
Roswell
Artesia Club
Roswell Daily Record Editorial Note
The Roswell Daily Record lists staff and AP affiliation noting editor, address in Roswell Minnesota, and 2nd class postage status. It mentions membership in the Associated Press and AP dispatch rights for reproduction and focal news content.
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Associated Press
Focal News
Roswell Letters Oppose John Birch indoctrination
Readers from Roswell New Mexico denounce a John Birch Society meeting held on October 6 inviting Teen age Republicans and Teenage Democrats. They condemn calls labeling Earl Warren and the Supreme Court as communist and urge electing a democratic minded leader.
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Roswell Daily Record
Roswell
New Mexico
John Birch Society
Reublicans
Earl Warren
The
Supreme Court
U.S
John F. Kennedy
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