Civilians Held by Communists Released to Bangkok
Fourteen civilians and four medical and diplomatic staff freed from North Vietnam arrived in Bangkok via Laos aboard a U N charter. The group included two missionary couples, a U S aid official, a student and others noted as fit and well though some endured malaria and psychological hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denis D. Gray
Associated Press
Bangkok
Thailand
South Vietnam
Paul Struharik
Barberton
Ohio
U.S
Ban Me Thuot
Hanoi
Vientiane
Laos
United Nations
U.N
Lewis
Central Highlands
Saigon
Mitchell
Archie
U.N. High Commission For Refugees
Ex-con taker of hostages in Cleveland bank standoff
A 56 year old ex convict held six people for over 20 hours in a Cleveland bank siege. The hostages were freed unharmed as police captured Edward C. Watkins who faced a reported fake bomb threat. Five hostages and Watkins suffered health concerns during the crisis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward D. Hegarty
FBI
Cleveland
Ohio
Lloyd F. Garey
Edward O. Watkins
Edward C. Watkins
Ralph Perk
Watkins
Lloyd Garey
Society National Bank
Energy delay prompts ARCO chief to press Congress
Atlantic Richfield chairman Robert Anderson urged Congress to speed a national energy policy arguing price controls hinder development. He warned energy needs will require $300 billion in the next decade and stressed the social and community impacts of resource development alongside the technical challenges. Campbell echoed that energy sites shape growing communities and caution about hosting fragile environments and institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Feather
Associated Press
Albuquerque
Robert ©. Anderson
Atlantic Richfield
Congress
Anderson
New Mexico
Jack M. Campbell
State of
Western Governors
Washington, D.C
Washington
Campbell
Roswell Daily Record Offers Weekly News Tip Reward
The Roswell Daily Record announces a weekly ten dollar reward for the best news tip. Call 622 7710 or mail tips to Roswell Daily Record P O Box 1897 Roswell New Mexico 88201.
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Roswell Daily Record
P.O. Box
Roswell
N.M
Halloween Celebrated Saturday in Roswell to Boost Safety
Police urge Roswell residents to celebrate Halloween on Saturday November 1 and increase police patrols on the streets for trick or treaters. The Halloween Car nival sponsored by City Parks and Recreation Roswell Optimist Club and Pals and Chums sororities runs 530 to 930 p m at the Commercial Building Eastern New Mexico State Fairgrounds featuring more than 50 games and booths. The Friday Hobbs at Goddard football game was moved to accommodate the Saturday events.
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Roswell
City Parks and Recreation Department
Roswell Optimist Club
The
Pals and Chums
Eastern News
Mexico State Fairgrounds
Roswell Market Basket Survey Finds Southern Stores Cheapest
A six store survey across Roswell shows total prices for 26 grocery items varied 462 from 1559 to 1621 dollars with southern stores collecting the lowest overall cost. Bread milk eggs sugar salt and chips priced similarly citywide, while home brand items and stock differences drive wider spreads for nonstaples.
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Roswell
Shamas
al Pacheco
Furrs Super Market
N. Main St
Pacheco
Raymond Smith
Smith
Albuquerque Demonstrators Rally Against Senate Bill One
More than 300 people gathered in downtown Albuquerque to oppose Senate Bill One the Crimnal Justice Reform Act drafted by former Atty Gen John Mitchell. The measure awaits committee action in the Senate.
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Albuquerque
Senate
John Mitchell
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Illinois
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