Gershwin Birthplace Saved by Brooklyn Pianist
New York AP reports pianist Jens Nygaard buys George Gershwin birthplace in East New York Brooklyn for 6000 dollars with help from friends. He plans restoration via his chamber orchestra foundation hoping to rejuvenate the neighborhood and honor the composer of Porgy and Bess and Rhapsody in Blue.
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Chamber Orchestra Foundation
Douglas, 77, Is Now Home After Hospital Stay
Former Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas was released from Walter Reed Army Hospital where he had been admitted after a hip fracture from a Labor Day weekend fall. Officials said he is well enough to continue convalescing at home. he has been wheelchair bound since a December 1974 stroke and resigned from the Court in November 1975.
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Supreme Court
Dutch Princess Christina Expecting First Baby Next June
Princess Christina of The Netherlands 29 and her Cuban-born American husband Jorge Guillermo expect their first child by next June. A spokesman said Christina arrived over the weekend and had a medical exam Tuesday at Leiden University clinic.
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Javits challenges Soviet Helsinki compliance
Sen. Jacob K. Javits warns the Soviet Union is failing to honor human rights provisions of the Helsinki agreement. He cites the jailing of about 30 Soviet Jewish dissidents seeking emigration to Israel and accuses Moscow of selective compliance and propaganda regarding borders established after World War II.
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Park leaves U.S. amid probes into alleged Korea bribes
South Korean businessman Tongsun Park has left the United States as federal prosecutors pursue a widening inquiry into alleged influence peddling and campaign contributions involving U.S. lawmakers. Officials fear his absence could hinder the investigation while Park cooperates or seeks immunity. Brademas confirmed receiving Park contributions between 1970 and 1974, and authorities seek bank records from the South Korean embassy.
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Tongsun Park
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South Korea
the Star
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Roswell author urges writers to include a boy and a dog
Roswell author Zachary Ball, who has 18 books and two film rights, promotes a boy and a dog as essential in young adult novels. His latest work Joe Panther, adapted by Disney, premieres in New Mexico November 24 at the Plains Theater in Roswell, with an international run in Oklahoma City.
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Zachary Ball
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Walt Disney Productions
Joe Panther
New Mexico
Plains Theater
Oklahoma City
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Disney
Fred Gibson
Gibson
Gator
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City businessman killed in highway crash near Roswell
Larry R. Schickling 36, president of Great Western Printing Co., died when his car overturned 34 times on Hwy 409 near Bottomless Lakes State Park after running a curve at high speed. He lived in Roswell 18 years, survived by wife Betty and children. services pending.
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Schickling
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Great Western Printing
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Market reports slight stock gain after rally
The Dow Jones average rose to 949.38 by noon, up 1.24. Gainers outpaced losers about 3 to 2 on the NYSE with American Telephone leading active stocks. The NYSE composite index inched to 54.01 and the ASE market value index to 98.26 as volume remained sluggish at 6.42 million shares in early trade.
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NMAA Approves Move to Raise Class AAAA Enrollment
The New Mexico Activities Association board voted to raise the Class AAAA minimum enrollment to 1,601 after Belen requested changes. Roswell Goddard moves to AAA while Belen remains in AAAA until realignment takes effect next September. A petition by Lordsburg calls for a referendum on returning to original standards.
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New Mexico Activities Association Board
Belen
Roswell Goddard
Lordsburg
Joette Creighton
NMAA
Roswell Daily Record Contact and subscription rates notice
Roswell Daily Record lists staff roles led by Editor Jack M. Swickard and Managing Editor Jerry McCormack. It provides subscription prices for Roswell and out of state, with monthly quarterly six month and yearly options and AP membership information.
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