Roswell Clippings Highlight Disabled Access Efforts and Fellowships
A clip collection notes Blue Ridge Parkway accessibility work for wheelchairs with a 1000 foot nature trail and planned restrooms and dining room access at Peaks of Otter. Also covered are narcotics seminar at RIAC and Government Employe Fellowships for Viola D Brisena Delia Hernandez and Paul J Martinez at UNM.
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Ruth W. Hurlbut
Roswell
World News
Roanoke
Blue Ridge Parkway
Peaks of
Otter
Viola D. Brisena
Delia Hernandez
Paul J. Martinez
Division of
Government Research
University of New Mexico
Institute For Social Research and Development
New Mexico Agrees With Feds To Remove Billboards
The New Mexico Highway Commission and the U S Transportation Dept sign a billboards removal pact with first signs to come down in McKinley County. The billboards advertise businesses no longer operating.
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Socorro
New Mexico Highway Commission
U. S. Transportation Dept
McKinley County
Nixon to announce two Supreme Court nominees on TV and radio
President Nixon will reveal his two Supreme Court picks in a 7 30 p m EDT live address after the ABA committee reportedly withheld endorsements from frontrunners Mildred Lillie and Herschel Friday The White House stressed Senate confirmation remains essential and ABA approval is not required.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Washington Post
American Bar Association
Committee On the Federal Judiciary
Ronald L. Ziegler
ABA
Senate
Ziegler
California Court of Appeals
Herschel H. Friday
Arkansas Bond
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Senate Judiciary Committee
McClellan
ABA Board of Governors
House of Delegates
Board of Governors
The
Post
New York
New Mexico Bar Association Debates Civil Legal Aid Plan
The New Mexico Bar Association opened in Santa Fe and debated a two thirds legal aid plan for the poor. The plan, approved earlier by committee and bar commissioners, seeks funding from federal agencies and private foundations with a backup center at the University of New Mexico.
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Santa FE
N.M
New Mexico Bar Association
Bar
State Bar Legal Services Committee
State Bar Commissioners
Seth D. Montgomery
Legal Services Committee
Legal Aid Plan
Judicate
New Mexico
Raton
Clovis
Roswell
Silver City
Socorro
Grants
Las Cruces
Alamogordo
Carlsbad
Hobbs
Farmington
U.S. Justice Department
Office of Economic Opportunity
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Department of Housing and Urban Development
The
University of New Mexico
Sierra Blanca to Open Early This Weekend
Sierra Blanca Ski Area near Ruidoso will begin limited skiing this weekend after 14 inches of early snowfall. Manager Roy Parker announced the opening, noting uncertainty about weekend snow but confirming operations ahead of the usual Thanksgiving weekend start.
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Sierra Blanca
Ruidoso
Roy Parker
Parker
New Mexico
Chilean Communist poet Neruda wins Nobel Prize in Literature
Pablo Neruda, Chile's Communist poet and former ambassador to Paris, wins the Nobel Prize in Literature for a body of work described as an elemental force shaping Latin American destiny. The Swedish Academy notes his controversial, nationalist poetry and lifelong political activism dating from his early writings.
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Stockholm
Apablo Neruda
Chile
Neruda
Communist Party
France
Salvador Allende
Santiago
Nervali
Ricardo Reyes Y Basbalto
la United Fruit Company 7
Latin America
Swedish Academy
Paris
Gabriela Mistral
Karl Ragnar Gierow
Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Gierow
Goor
Miguel Angel Asturias
Guatemala
Weather Outlook With Warmer Temperatures Ahead
Generally fair today and tonight with rising temperatures. Warmer today and tonight and again Friday. Highs reach 75 today, 79 tomorrow. overnight lows around 8.
Red placards sweep London in pro Communist themed beer campaign
London notices wave of posters showing figures resembling Mao Zedong Fidel Castro and Khrushchev promoting Red Barrel ale from Watney Mann with the slogan Long Live the Red Revolution. Critics say the campaign exploits politics for profit and accuse Watney Mann of Conservative party backing.
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Associated Press
London
Britain
Watney Mann
Red Barrel
Fidel Castro
Nikita Khrushchev
Memphis Disorders Ignite During Night of Violence
Memphis faced a second night of arson, brick throwing, and sporadic violence after an overnight curfew was announced and later lifted by Mayor Henry Loeb. One youth, Filton Hayes, 17, died after a police chase. officials dispute the cause. Eleven injured and scores of fire and vandalism incidents were reported as police logged 24 shooting, 23 prowler, 14 looting, and 14 vandalism calls.
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Memphis, Tenn
Memphis
Henry Loeb
Loeb
Filton Hayes
Hayes
Atty
Phil Canale
John Barger
Nero
Barger
Harris Cole
Cole
French scientist to live six months in Texas cave for 48 hour day study
Michel Siffre, 32, plans a six month solo stay in Midnight Cave near Del Rio Texas to test a 48 hour day. He aims to alter wake sleep cycles to extend rest and study mechanisms of time perception. The experiment starts Nov 20 with round the clock monitoring and no news from above.
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Associated Press
Houston
Tex
Michel Siffre
Texas
Siffre
Midnight Cave
Paris
del Rio
Texas Ranch
Natale
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Goopee
AL Stubbs
Sacramentoes
New Mexico Rehabilitation Center
RIAC
U.S
Republic of China
United Nations
Clinton P. Anderson
Joseph M. Montoya
D-N.m
New Orleans
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Atlanta
NAACP
High Court
Lillie
John Mitchell
Mitchell
Justice Department
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
Jackson
State Bar Association
Jean Neruda
Pablo Neruda
Far East
Spain
Madrid
Federico Garcia Lorca
Academy
South
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