Red Flag Car Tale Sparks Mao Inspired Build
In a satirical account, FOTORIAL RAGE by Art Buchwald mocks Maoist influence on a supposed new Chinese car the Red Flag. Engineers joke about revolutionary principles replacing engineering, referencing Mao’s writings to justify unconventional design choices and dismiss blueprints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Buchwald
Washington
Mao Tse-tung
Hsinhau
Communist Press Agency
Changchun Motor Factory
Mao
Changchun
Inside the Capital Cargo Threat in New Mexico Race
Democratic candidates Gene Lusk and Fabian Chavez face a tight race against Republican David F Cargo as national concerns and local issues shape the gubernatorial contest. Cargo leverages a poor‑boy image and strong public relations to challenge the leading Lusk, while concerns over voting machine integrity and party organization influence the close campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Buckles
Santa FE
David F. Cargo
Gene Lusk
New Mexico
Edwin L. Mechem
John E. Miles
Albuquerque
Cargo
Lusk
Fabian Chavez
John Peke
GOP
Lyndon B. Johnson
Viet Nam
Lusk-Cargo
Carlsbad
Testimonial for Roswell and local notes voiced
Good Morning testimonial for Roswell lauds city and readers in Roswell featured by Mrs Faye L Coleman from Columbus. Items include B B Armstrong elected to National Asphalt Pavement Assn board, Walker Air Force Base as ENMU Roswell campus plan, state bond act chairmen, and regional activities in Carlsbad and Roswell with dates and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Stubbs
Roswell
Faye L. Coleman
Georgia
Walker Air Force Base
Eastern New Mexico University
Eastside
New Mexico
Robert Eastwood
Ft. Sumner
Reluctant Taxpayer Man Must Cough Up 14000
A divorcing man traded stock worth 70 000 to his ex wife for separation. IRS treated the deal as him selling stock for 70 000 with a cost basis of 15 000, creating a 55 000 gain and about 14 000 in tax. Courts split on fairness but majority upheld the tax. He challenged the assessment.
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Mao
Lin Pao
China
America
William L. Raby
CPA
Henry
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Roswell Daily Record Staff List and Publication Details
Roswell Daily Record lists Jimmy C. Cox as Advertising Manager Albert A. Stubbs as Managing Editor R M Higginbotham as Business Manager with a Roswell address 424 North Main Street Roswell New Mexico 88201. The paper publishes weekday evenings and Sunday morning with subscription rates in advance for Roswell and trade territory by carrier. It is a member of The Associated Press and the AP distributes local news and dispatches.
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Roswell
Main Street
Institute
Colemans
Columbus
Chaves
Trade
North Main Street
N.M
Associated Press
America
New Mexico
Young lawyer argues hog killings in railroad case
A first time attorney hired by a farmer prosecutes a railroad for killing 24 hogs aiming to sway the jury with the scale of the loss. He declares "Twenty four hogs! Twice as many as there are in the jury box" as part of his plea.
Mayor urges planning over emergency ordinances and ethics need
The piece urges al dermen and department heads to anticipate needs, limit emergency ordinances, and streamline readings. It notes both gubernatorial candidates call for a clear conflict of interest law in New Mexico, and comments on pricing in the Chicago carrot market and local agricultural achievements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gail Harris
New Mexico
Corporation Commission
George
Chicago
Paul Schoenburg
Schoenburg Produce Co
Wilson’s bold tax and wage plan reshapes Britain’s economy
Harold Wilson, Labour Prime Minister, imposes strict wage and price controls, challenging labor leaders and old liberal dogma. He shifts England toward a self reliant, export oriented economy, risking backlash from party moderates yet aiming to restore national greatness within five years.
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Harold Wilson
Washington
Britain
Old England
Wilson
Ist
Viet Nam
God
England
Germany
France
Labor Party
History Highlights of October Sixteen Through the Years
The Associated Press lists events on this date including John Brown’s 1859 raid at Harper’s Ferry, the 1793 execution of Marie Antoinette, Napoleon’s Saint Helena landing in 1815, Hitler’s 1939 conquest of Poland, the 1940 draft surge, Adenauer’s 1956 cabinet reshuffle, Kennedy desegregation pledge, and Khrushchev rocket disaster report.
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Associated Press
John Brown
Harper’s Ferry
Marie Antoinette
Napoleon Bonaparte
Saint Helena
Adolf Hitler
Poland
Konrad Adenauer
Robert Kennedy
Illinois Central
The
Southern
Louisville
Nashville
Guardian
Nikita Khrushchev
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Cave
Cmapign
Jack M. Campbell
Gene
State Liquor Division
Arthur Sanchez
Sanchez
State
B. B. Armstrong
Inated
Associated General Contractors of America
National Asphalt Pavement Assn
NAPA
United States
New Mexico Military Institute
New Mexico Medical School For
New Mexico School For the Visually Handicapped
Northern
New Mexico Normal School
James L. Thomas
Summit St
National Association For Retarded Children
Kansas City
Thomas
New Mexico Association For Retarded Children
New Mexico Association
Carlsbad Caverns
Hondo Valley
John Turner
Jimmy C. Cox
Advertising Manager
Albert A. Stubbs
R. M. Higginbotham
Roswell, N. M
Goddard
Johny T. Davis
Corona
Dallas
William S. White
Commons
Haranguer
Charley
Thelma
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