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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1965
Page
1
Traveler Paul Zink describes visa ease and rapid flight times from Roswell to Moscow. He praises Intourist hotels meal variety and slow European dining, notes large Moscow shopping volume at Gum and a vast 2000 person outdoor pool, and highlights the metro art notable for Marble and stained glass.
Roswell's 1.5 million Federal Building is 2.2 percent complete with excavation mostly finished after seven weeks. Architect Hugh Rowland says the concrete frame for the four story structure will rise within six months. site on Richardson between Fifth and Sixth Streets targets completion by October 4, 1966, to house all current federal offices.
The Farmers Insurance Group announces reduced life insurance rates for non-smokers and pipe or cigar smokers. The first three policies totaling $50,000 were sold Tuesday. Colorado Springs regional manager Jack Cox says premiums run about 12 percent lower than standard rates. Eligible applicants include those who have not smoked in two years.
Hurricane Betsy caused a six foot wall of seawater along Florida's lower east coast and battered the Keys with 140 mph winds. Water flooded Miami and Fort Lauderdale streets, knocked out 80 percent of power, and disrupted Balmoral and Collins Avenue areas. One death, ten inches of rain in Miami, and fears for nine marooned on three houseboats were reported as Nassau also suffered damage.
Washington warns New Delhi and Islamabad that continued fighting risks losing substantial U S aid as the State Department halts military assistance to both nations for using U S equipment in the Kashmir war. Pope Paul VI to visit the United Nations in New York on October 4 for a one day trip, marking the Vatican’s first papal visit to the United States.
A spirited protest at the College and Atkinson zoo site drew two nearby property owners, Phil Ernst and David Glass, questioning planning and potential harm to livestock. The council debated relocation options and said plans could be altered to face lions away from horse pens.
India reports three fronts opened in West Pakistan with spearheads pushing into southeast Pakistan and forces claiming Gadra captured near the frontier. Pakistan denies troops on Pakistani soil and Pakistan radio claims attacks on Karachi and Dwarka. overall battle fronts and naval exchanges cited with disputed claims.
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