Women and cigars a growing fad among American women
AP reporter HAL BOYLE notes interest in women smoking cigars rising among career women while veteran male smokers resist. Industry figures cite a small but growing number of women purchasing cigars for private use, with cultural attitudes still deeming cigar smoking as unfeminine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hal Boyle
New York
Denmark
Anna Magnan
New England
Amy Lowell
Poker Alice
Inside the Capital Voter Appeal By Fred Buckles
Santa Fe and Albuquerque women lead the secretary of state race with Ernestine Evans and Louise Bundy showcasing wit color and drive. The piece notes upcoming changes to the Department of Development and drafts on labor bills and runoff primary ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Buckles
Santa FE
Ernestine Evans
Louise Bundy
Albuquerque
Ernie’ Evans
State Department of Development
Gene Lusk
Dave Cargo
DOD
Lusk
Cage
Department of Development
New Mexico
State Planning Office
Roswell News Highlights Space Pioneers And Local Events
Roswell features Dr Robert Goddard tribute in New Mexico magazine with a Roswell Museum project to recreate his workshop backed by the Rotary Club and expansion plans tied to a $15 000 project. University of New Mexico pharmacy students tour Eli Lilly and Abbott labs in Indianapolis and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Stubbs
New Mexico
New Mexico Society
Robert Goddard
Roswell Museum
Robert H. Goddard
Len Cheney
Goddard
Dr. Goddard
Roswell
Mescalero Ranch
Eden Valley
University of New Mexico
College of Pharmacy
Indianapolis
Ind
Chicago
Ill
Johnny Robert Cole
Eli Lilly and Co
Abbott Laboratories
Dave Tronsgard
Rotary Club
Pueblo
Transgard
Middle age prompts two voices one of possibility and one of doubt
A reflective meditation on middle age describing the inner clash between action and apathy as a common life phase. The piece frames the tension as a between a call to try new things and a pull toward discouragement.
Public Forum Courthouse Real Bargain
A Roswell Record reader addresses a public forum letter to the editor. The writer comments on courthouse affairs and urges attention to a real bargain or deal, signaling local civic interest and engagement.
Bond issue for Chaves county courthouse debated
In Oct issue a reader recalls the courthouse project costing 125000 with minimal WPA era piping work and urges passage of a bond issue for expansion. A reminiscence from James B. McGee notes the building’s value and praises taxpayers' investment. A short joke about money ends the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaves County
Toles’s Record Seen As Solid Campaign Platform
The piece endorses J. Penrod Toles a state senator from Chaves County seeking re election. It highlights his committee work in the State Senate his co sponsorship of the New Mexico Junior College Act and oil and gas legislation and his civic leadership roles including Roswell Public Library Board and Chamber of Commerce. It urges voters to support him in the November 8 general election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Penrod Toles
Chaves County
Toles
State Senate
Sen. Toles
New Mexico Branch College
Roswell
Eastern New Mexico University
ENMU
Oil Conservation Commission
Commission
Sen. Teles
New Mexico
New Mexico Public Service Commission
Citizens of
Senator Toles
Senate
Industrial Development Group
Chamber of Commerce
United Fund
Boy Scouts, Cancer Society
Boys Club
Amigos
Roswell Public Library Board of Trustees
Johnson Asian tour seen as political yet limited in solving Vietnam
Opinion argues the Manila summit offers only a small chance to seed negotiations, not a guaranteed peace in Vietnam. It notes the trip is political for Johnson and allies, carrying risks of disappointment and misread motives by critics and public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Harlan
Roswell
Viet Nam
Manila
Democratic Party
Johnson
Australia
New Zealand
Harry Truman
Dwight Eisenhower
John Kennedy
Congress
History Highlights for October 21
The Associated Press recounts notable events on this date in history. Edison tests the first practical electric lamp in 1879. the Constitution launched in 1797. Nelson mortally wounded in 1805. the first Atlantic telephone message in 1915. Can Tho captured in 1938. women vote in France in 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Thomas Alva Edison
Boston
Lord Nelson
Trafalgar
Atlantic
Canton
France
Kenya
Dedan Kimathi
Roswell Gilpatric
U.S
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Albuquerque Democrat
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Eaves
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R. C
Ike) Morgan
Portales
Texas
Florida
Alberta Miller
Evelyn Harrison
Capital
Buckles
Legislative Executive
Clark Lemons
Oklahoma City University
W. F. Lemons Jr
S. Penn
Oklahoma City University Players
OCU
New Mexico Societies of the Sons and Daughters of the American Revolution
New State Capitol
Arthur
Clarion
New Mexico Farm and Livestock Bureau
America
J. L. Augustine
Bureau
Tele
Great Society
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville Freeman
Jimmy C. Coxe
Advertising Manager
Albert A. Stubbs
M. Higginbotham
Chaves
Trade
Senne
North Main Street
N.M
Roswell, N. M
Yours
James B. McGee
E. Santa Fe Ave
Santa Fe, New Mexico
Tommy
William S. White
Washington
Ional
Thailand
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