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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1976

Page

4

Roswell Daily Record backs Harold Runnels for re election

The Roswell Daily Record endorses U.S. Rep. Harold Runnels for reelection in New Mexico's Second District. It praises his fiscal policy and small business support, notes opponent Don Trubey's criticisms mostly target party affiliation, and argues Runnels should remain in Congress.

U.S Harold Runnels D-N.m Rep Runnels New Mexico Congress Roswell Daily Record House of Representatives Washington National Association of Small Businesses Don Trubey GOP

Foreign meddling allegations and South Korean influence

The piece discusses allegations that South Korea and its CIA links paid cash to U.S. congressmen to curry favor, citing Tongsun Park and a $10,000 gift to Gov. Edwin Edwards and warning that foreign influence threatens U.S. policy. It advocates strict campaign finance controls to curb foreign contributions.

CIA U.S Tongsun Park Washington Louisiana Edwin Edwards Park Edwards South Korea United States Sun Moon Park Chung Hee

Public forum urges clash over two state race roles

A reader questions potential conflict of interest in the Phelps Anderson and Clayton Stallings contest for state representative. The letter urges electing Anderson to Santa Fe and keeping Stallings as county manager to focus on local finances amid a proposed 30 percent property tax hike.

Phelps Anderson Clayton Stallings Stallings County Commission Chaves County Chaves Anderson Santa Fe

Senior High PTA Western Theme Meeting Planned

Twenty five years ago on Oct 26 1951 Mrs W L Christian announced a Senior High PTA meeting with a Western theme. Evelyn Kyle planned speeches and George Drew music chairman scheduled Lou Fink and his Hillbilly band plus Don Carlson to sing. Delta Kappa Gamma members discussed clothing drives to Korea and Roswell High student polls. Attendees included Mrs Gayle Harris Mrs Jim Reese and Mrs M E Davis. Refreshments were served by Mrs Clyde Totten and Mrs Cowan.

W.L. Christian PTA Evelyn Kyle George Drew Lou Fink Don Carlson Gladys Cowan Delta Kappa Gamma Korea Roswell High Gayle Harris Jim Reese M.E. Davis Clyde Totten Cowan

Dona Ana County Pulse Shapes Montoya Schmitt Race

Dona Ana County shows a tight Montoya Schmitt race with Democrats outnumbering Republicans and a strong push by Schmitt in Las Cruces. Local figures forecast narrow margins, ticket splitting, and high turnout in Dona Ana and neighboring counties.

Las Cruces Silver City Harrison Schmitt Joseph M. Montoya U.S Senate Dona Ana County Montoya-Schmitt Dona Ana New Mexico Gladys Hansen Montoya Howard Klein White Sands Missile Range Klein Ford National Republican Committee Schmitt GOP Garvey Carruthers New Mexico State University Carter Carruthers WSMR Regan Domenici-Rockefeller Anderson Carter Mechem Ford U.S. House Ford Dona Ana Campaign Dona Ana Farmer

CIA Ties With Secret Police Under Fire in US

Washington reports reveal the CIA funded and allowed covert operations by repressive foreign police such as KCIA DINA and SAVAK. FBI reports allege burglaries kidnappings and plots, prompting Rep Fraser to seek disclosure of CIA agreements. The agency resists, citing sensitivity.

Washington Central Intelligence Agency United States South Korea KCIA Chile DINA Iran SAVAK U.S FBI Donald Fraser Dminn CIA

Debates expose flaw in equal time law and politics

The piece argues the Ford Carter debates dodged the equal time rule via a two‑week plan with the League of Women Voters and public forums. It contends networks and parties exploited legal fiction to stage a televised event, then cites the dead air moment that revealed the setup.

N.Y New York League of Women Voters San Clemente Poaior Party Yankee Stadium Congress Eugene McCarthy Lester Maddox Supreme Court Messrs Ford Carter McCarthy Nixon and Company

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Democratic Party National Democratic Party Trubey Public Forum The Small Society Brickman Fred Buckles Dergarten Triviz Morris Udall Jimmy Carter Harold Kunnels Dlovington Portales Dona Telsher Bellamah Richard Nixon NMSU Union County Montoya- Schmitt Carter-Ford San Juan Czechoszovikia Polamd Latvia Estomia Jack Anderson Les Whitten Pyong-Choon Hahm Seoul Orlando Letelier Thi Russell Baker
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