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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1956
Page
7
Reading at three hour intervals yesterday shows highs near 70 and lows around 49 with normal highs of 74 and lows of 44. Local precipitation was zero for 24 hours, and sunrise and sunset give a day length of 11.2 hours as fair skies prevail in New Mexico with rising afternoon temperatures.
Indiana Senate race centers on farm price policy with Capehart promoting a federally funded research program to create new uses for surplus crops and Wickard backing high price supports. Both blast labor influence and foreign policy, touring cities daily as polls show Capehart leading but Wickard gaining. The piece also notes a San Manuel Copper contract election where the Mine Mill union won narrowly.
Brig. Gen. John P. McFarland NM Director of Selective Service urges students to postmark by October 30 1956 the application for the November 15 1956 College Qualification Test. The test will be offered at about 1000 centers nationwide including multiple NM campuses.
A witty reminder that natural singers like a wood thrush can produce four notes at once and a blue jay can form a major chord, showcasing nature's vocal range.
In Moscow, Japan and the Soviet Union signed a declaration ending the 11 year state of war. Prime Ministers Ichiro Hatoyama and Nikolai Bulganin led the talks and signed the end-of-war document along with a trade protocol after over 16 months of negotiations.
A new product named Blue Lustre cleaners and fluffs carpet paths to preserve a like new appearance. Textile engineers hail it as the best found, with easy application using a long handle brush and 0.5 gallon cleans three 9 by 12 rugs.
Swedish film star Greta Garbo registered at the Hotel St. Zenith in 1951 and became a U S citizen. She continues to use the Moritz name upon residence in New York City.
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