U S weighs UN funding after Taiwan vote
Secretary of State Rogers signals opposing views on cutting funds to the United Nations while acknowledging U S aid may be excessive. He criticized the UN action removing Taiwan and warned it could set a harmful precedent. Officials noted uncertainty over Nixon stance and the impact on public support.
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Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
U.N
Taiwan
Willam P Rogers
U.S
Ence
United Nations
United States
Rogers
Republic of China
Congress
Connally urges yearlong extension of wage price controls
Secretary Connally told the House Banking Committee that extending Nixon's authority through Phase 2 is essential to stabilize the economy after the 90 day wage price rent freeze ends November 13. He argued a one year extension avoids too long a sweeping power and notes current rate reductions. He rejected mandatory interest rate ceilings while advocating standby control over credit.
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Edmond le Breton
Associated Press
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
John B Connally
Congress
Nixon
Connally
Cost of Living Council
House Banking Committee
Treasury
Wright Patman
Dtex
Executive Branch
Patman
I J Dickson dies at his Elida ranch
Funeral services are pending in Elida for I J Dickson Jr known as Buster who died today at his Elida ranch. He served as past grand patron and board member of various New Mexico Eastern Star and Roosevelt General Hospital boards and is survived by wife Lucille and son Billy Jo Dickson now in Jal. Funeral in Carlsbad Thursday at 10 a m for Morgan Dolph Lusk son of the late Mrs Georgia Lusk superintendent of New Mexico schools. He died in Plainview Texas after a WWII Air Corps career including Altus and Ft Bliss service.
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Elida
I.J
Buster” Dickson Jr
Elida Ranch
Dickson
Grant
Grand Chapter of
New Mexico Order of Eastern Star
Roosevelt General Hospital
Portales
Lucille
Billy Jo Dickson
Roswell
Jal
Carlsbad
Morgan Dolph Lusk
Georgia Lusk
New Mexico
Lusk
New Mexico Military Institute
Plainview
Tex
Europe
Air Corps
Altus Army Air Field
Altus
Oklo
Ft. Bliss
Okinawa Reversion Treaty Faces Senate Ratification Debate
Secretary of State Rogers urged swift Senate ratification of the Okinawa reversion treaty noting Japan pays 320 million for assets and pledges a security role. Senate hearings, chaired by Fulbright, weighed US security in the Pacific amid China UN actions and Japan relations.
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Washington
Pacific
Rogers
Japan
Okinawa
Eisaku Sato
Nixon
Committee
Senate
Barry Goldwater
China
United States
Far East
Tijerina forms institute to study justice in Santa Fe
Activist Reies Lopez Tijerina announces a new justice research institute in Santa Fe seeking 365000 dollars for two week training seminars on the fight for justice. He plans to fundraise from Catholic groups and others while on a speaking tour amid parole for a forest service assault case. He will address Pan American College Edinburg and Trinity University scholarship drive events.
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San Antonio
Tex
Reles Lopez Tijerina
Alianza
Santa Fe
Tijerina
Whch
Fight For Justice
Forest Service
New Mexico
Ifme
Breakins and thefts plague Roswell area
Roswell police investigated a break in at Dr Robert H Finleys home 1200 W Third around 1150 p m clothing valued at 8000 missing entry gained by forcing a south door. Other incidents included a forgery arrest Melvin Jackson 96 318 Frazier released on own recognizance and thefts from vehicles and sheds with items ranging from 4995 tape deck to 240 in goods and a camera and electric shaver 90 valued at Bruce Gandy 30 S Lea.
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Robert H. Finley
Third
Finley
Chaves County
Virginia Dye
Highland Road
Bruce Gandy
S. Lea
Roswell Daily Record Contact and Rates Note
The Roswell Daily Record masthead lists editors and staff including Jerry M Cormack and regional advertising managers Jimmy and Cox. It details subscription rates for Chaves County and outside areas, with monthly, three month, six month, and yearly options and notes second class postage paid at Roswell NM.
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Roswell
Roswell NM
Associated Press
United States Faces Large Share of 1971 UN Budget
The U.S. is assessed $56,332,171 for 1971 UN operations, 31.5 percent of the total. Other allocations include Soviet Union $22,065,684, France $9,409,000, Great Britain $8,964,633, and China $6,272,971, calculated from a needs and net national product formula with downward adjustments for low per capita income.
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United Nations, N.Y
United States
U.N
Soviet Union
France
Great Britain
China
United Nations
Market declines extend eleventh straight session
The Dow fell 5.41 to 839.95 as market losses outpaced gains amid economic uncertainty and waning enthusiasm for wage and price controls. Big blocks moved Amerada Hess and British Petroleum while Wrigley rose on earnings notes and Westinghouse split 2 for 1.
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New York
U.S
New York Stock Exchange
Amerada Hess
British Petroleum
Wrigley
Chewing Gum
Westinghouse
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U. Alexis Johnson
State Department
Defense
David Packard
James B. Lampert
Uled
Diet
Catholic Church
Tyerina
David Norvell
Robert Mondragon
General Motors
Universal Appliance CO
North Main
Frigidaire
Drop
Jack Lefler
U.S. Steel
Republic Steel
E. F. Hutton
Amer
Mobil Oi
Amer Tel
Mtn
Sts
Pan Am
Pan Am WA
Avco
Chrysler
Penn Eng
Pennz
City Invest
Phil Pete
Ramada
Coca Cola
RCA Corp
de Webb
Ryndis Tob
Dresser Ind
Safeway
Ind Duplan Corp Wa
DuPont
Sears
el Paso
Fsrah
Ford
Sperry
OW NJ
Goodyear
Gulf Oil
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Texaco
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Jenneys
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