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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1976
Page
4
The Roswell Daily Record argues against Amendment No. 1 to remove two term limits for county officers. It warns incumbency advantages would stagnate government, curb fresh ideas, and likely reduce citizen participation.
In San Juan County six days before the general election Republicans Ford and Schmitt hold a slim margin if Navajo turnout is light. Democratic leaders tout a large Navajo vote potential, with estimates of 17,000 to 18,000 voters and early drives bringing over 2,000 new Navajo registrants.
A confidential IRS report details McCarthy's 1969 donation of campaign papers to the McCarthy Historical Project and asks whether donors funded the materials. It notes no backdated deed as with Nixon, questions if donations were campaign financed, and whether deductions were properly reported.
The piece compares Soviet Communist Party Central Committee selections with American elections. It notes the Soviet system uses a single slate with central leadership deciding changes, while the United States relies on voter choice and an Electoral College. It argues free-world trust in citizens versus Communist leaders’ control.
Reader letter from Lee Spencer promotes Military Overseas Mail MOM collection to ease loneliness for U S armed forces recipients abroad. Encourages schools clubs scouts and individuals to participate and requests stamped self addressed envelopes to MOM Box 4428 Arlington Virginia 22204.
In October 1951 Mrs. Ed Davidson was elected president of the American Legion Auxiliary after the resignation of Mrs. Albert Hudson due to ill health. Music program led by Mrs. C W Powell featured That Lucky Ole Sun. Julie O Brian played the accordion as Mrs. L O Thompson and others performed.
Oxford language scholars note 142 languages spoken by over a million, from English roots in the Teutonic family to French as a world civilizer. They discuss Esperanto, Aramaic, Hebrew, Yiddish, Hindi, Urdu, and Mandarin dialects, warning the universal language remains elusive.
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