Saucers and Wheat Oil and Nixon Theories on UFOs
A humorously skeptical panel of experts speculates on why UFOs visit the United States. They propose plots involving wheat trade, oil pipelines, and political distraction. A sociologist notes most sightings in the South while a final quip ties human hierarchy to space visitors.
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Ly Art
Buchwald
Washington
United States
Heinrich Applebaum
Watergate Observatory
Dr. Fitzhugh Feelinghouse
the Society For the Preservation
Outer Space
Jeremy Laitherwaite
Institute of Paranoia
Nixon
Skylab
Laitherwaite
Charles Simoni
Space
Relocating Gas Tanks to Reduce Car Fires
Auto safety researchers cite rear axle gas tanks as crucial to preventing deadly rear end collisions. Ford GM and Chrysler resist change citing limited data, while NASCAR standards already require safer firewalls and tank placement. Separate notes mention Toyota Mercedes Benz Studebaker advancing rear axle designs.
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Ly Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
UCLA
Detroit
Ford
Chrysler
General Motors
American Motors
Los Angeles
Byron Bloch
Nabobs
National Association For
Kentucky
Transportation Department
Fordman
Toyota
Mercedes-Benz
Studebaker Avantis
Buried Prank Deaths Highlight Youth Violence Concerns
A flood disaster in Puerto Lumbrera Spain killed at least 500 and left thousands homeless while roads were closed. In Miami three youths ages 12 and 13 were charged with first degree murder for setting a homeless man on fire, with two more assaults linked to the incident. A witness defended the youths as kids, prompting debate on the line between pranks and crime and the impact of violence on children.
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Puerto Lumbrera
Spain
Miami
Charles Scales
Emmett Spratling
Seaboard
U.S
Richardson urges American judgment on Watergate
Former attorney general Elliot L. Richardson argues the Watergate matter must be judged by the American people once all facts are known. He questions Nixon’s knowledge and actions, cautions against impeachment rush, and calls for a cooling off period amid broader concerns of cover ups.
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Washington
Elliot L. Richardson
Nixon
Cox
Hereford sale tops SE Hereford Assn event at Artesia
Twenty one head of Herefords brought 5425 dollars at the Southeastern New Mexico Hereford Association donation sale in Artesia led by H Beau Baldwin 6th on top animal Curtis Hill owned. The stock pavilion valued at fifty thousand dollars was dedicated during the sale.
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H. Beau Baldwin
Curtis Hill
New Mexico
Thompson push on road funds and reapportionment ideas
Senator R E Thompson seeks a 10 million special appropriation to repair New Mexico highways allocated by district miles. He may back a constitutional reform to double the House size and stagger Senate terms, plus a study of state investments of the permanent fund.
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Fred Buckles
Santa FE
R. E. Thompson
Roswell
New Mexico
Thompson
Sen
C. D. Rickman
Highway Department
Senate
House
Walter Martinez
D-Grants
Atty
Gen. Norvell
State Investment Council
Sen. Thompson
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