Schmitt Called Better Choice for New Mexico Senate
In the race for U.S. Senate, Harrison Jack Schmitt duels incumbent Joseph Montoya. Schmitt, a former astronaut with Harvard geology credentials, argues for a future focused on energy innovation and reform. The editorial endorses Schmitt, criticizing Montoya for unkept promises and reliance on seniority.
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U.S. Senate
Joseph M. Montoya
D-N.m
Harrison
Jack” Schmitt
New Mexico
Senate
Schmitt
Sen
Montoya
Ahe City
Harvard University
NASA
Chaves County
Roswell Industrial Air Center
Walker Air Force Base
House
Washington
Congress
Labor blocs eye Carter Montoya win in New Mexico voters
Organized labor in New Mexico backs Carter and Montoya with a 75 to 80 percent turnout aim and a broad get-out-the-vote plan. Neal Gonzalez cites a 95 percent registration among 25 000 members and a multi city phone bank drive before Election Day.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Jimmy Carter
U.S
Joseph M. Montoya
Neal Gonzalez
Afl-Cio
Gerald Ford
Montoya
Harrison Schmitt
Gonzalez
Albuquerque
Ron Chaplin
Ruby Appelman
COPE
Sen. Montoya
National Cope
National Democratic Party
Democratic Party
Leo Vigil
Vigil
State Election Bureau
Irene Sikelianos
Bernalillo
Chaves
Lea
Mora
Guadalupe
Hidalgo
Jerry Apodaca
State Agriculture Department
Las Cruces
New New Mexico State University Livestock Research Center
Clayton
Colfax
Union
Harding
Rich Sims
Sen
IRS chief tied to Tradewinds probe kept in loop on conflict
The 1965 Tradewinds tax haven inquiry grew as IRS agents tracked secret Bahamian deposits tied to mob interests. Donald Alexander allegedly hampered the case to avoid conflicts with his former law firm, despite warnings from compliance chiefs and a memo noting his firm’s involvement.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
Donald Alexander
Richard Nixon
Bahamas
Alexander
IRS
Meyer Lansky
Cuba
Telligence
Florida
Castle Bank
Project Haven
Cincinnati
John Hanlon
Hanlon
Burke Willsey
Willsey
IRS Legal Department
Tradewinds
Joseph Salas
Roswell Shootings Highlight Feud Debate and Innocent Victim
Police note a feud in Roswell with rival factions linked to shootings and deaths, yet lack of cooperation from victims prevents official proof. An unrelated Saturday incident left an innocent bystander dead as two men argued and opened fire, underscoring risks of allowing violence to continue unchallenged.
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Roswell
Public forum questions DWI charge impact on Tessier bid
A reader urges scrutiny of a State Representative candidate Tessier amid a DWI charge. The writer notes a hearing date set for November 3, the day after the election, and says this timing complicates choosing the best candidate and seeks more clarity.
Deputy Sheriff Investigates Suit Sale to Farm Workers
Wilson L. Wheeler, a county deputy sheriff, suspects impropriety when he encounters a man selling suits for $1 each to farm workers south of town and begins an investigation.
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Wilson L. Wheeler
Roswell Suit Heist Stuns Local Society
A Roswell man reported a theft from his closet involving six suits and four pairs of pants. Police say the outfits were taken from a private residence and may be linked to a small society pattern of mischief.
Marx as a Glorified Figure Draws Fire in London
Henry J. Taylor criticizes a British Communist party event in Highgate Cemetery praising Karl Marx. The essay describes Marx as irascible and duplicitous, notes his life from Trier to London, and contrasts his ideas with Jefferson and freedom, while accusing Soviet censorship of Marx’s works.
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Trier
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Neue Rheinischche Zeitung
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