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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1964
Page
6
A public health column discusses water pollution, sanitation, and disease prevention. It notes urban waste disposal, detergents, pesticides, and industry impacting water supplies, urges concerted efforts, and reports on health inquiries and responses from Dr. Van Dellen and others.
Two Roswell High School YMCA youths Bobby Hinman and Gary Mincher served on the induction team at the first annual Governor's Hi-Y Induction in Albuquerque. The event at the Albuquerque First Congregational Church gathered Hi-Y Tri Hi-Y youths with parents and friends under James Davenport’s leadership. Hi-Y trains high school youths and is supervised locally by Roswell Family YMCA, a United Fund agency.
Half of Japan's arable land is devoted to rice. The statement highlights rice's dominant role in Japan's agricultural landscape and reflects the crop's central importance to food production.
A collage of light items and political paraphernalia from mid-century life appears, including witty desk signs and campaign buttons, followed by a slice of New Delhi slum policy reactions and a formal financial disclosure from Western Bancorporation. The notes include social quirks, urban policy, and a bank holding company report with official sworn attestations.
A ragged, fragmented passage describes a World’s Fair premise with ball parks and a dentist scene. It mentions pests, a 30 cent charge for a dime tooth, and color movie footage at a hot dog stand. The voice alternates between admonition and insistence, closing with an Amen.
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