Free concert by Air Force Academy Concert Band in Roswell
The Roswell Daily Record sponsors a free Oct 7 concert at Pearson Auditorium New Mexico Military Institute featuring the 50 member Air Force Academy Concert Band and the Moods in Blue Singers. Tickets available via coupon on Page 25 with four coupons per ticket.
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District attorney finds shooting justifiable in teen death
In a district attorney’s investigation into the fatal shooting of a teenager by city police, authorities conclude the incident was justifiable. The report appears on page 21 of the Daily Record State.
Non-aligned nations reject Castros move
At the Havana summit Fidel Castro urged punishment for Egypt over the Camp David peace treaty but leaders rejected suspension, choosing to monitor Cairo for 18 months and vote later. The final session closed after a compromise keeps Egypt under observation while condemning the treaty and supporting Palestinian rights.
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Roswell Police Turnover Surges Over Summer Months
Police turnover in Roswell rose sharply in July and August with 11 officers leaving, eight patrolmen and three support staff, while six were hired. The department remains seven patrolmen under its 65 officer allotment, averaging about two departures monthly. Low salaries are blamed, though immediate patrol coverage showed only limited strain. Chief Teague says overtime is a burden and discusses advertising options with city officials.
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Marvin Moore
Roswell
Moore
Carroll M. Teague
Teague
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Fresquet
William R. Main
Chaves County
Gerardo Reyes to Perform in Roswell Amphitheater Today
Mexican film and recording star Gerardo Reyes appears in Roswell at 2 p.m. in the Chaves County Amphitheater near Main Street and College Boulevard backed by Remes the mariachi band. Gates open at 1 p.m. with tickets four dollars for adults two dollars for children under 12.
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Roswell man pays 8.33 a gallon after gas theft
Everett Brakeman, 28, was arrested for stealing six gallons of gasoline from Roswell Ready Mix Co. He pleaded guilty and was fined 50 dollars, equating to 8.33 per gallon. City officials consider future police recruit ads limited to local media amid low outside response.
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Old-timers Reunite For 74th Roswell Reunion
About 200 members gathered at the Masonic Temple in Roswell for the 74th annual old-timers reunion with a barbecue and country music. The event honored 97-year-old Mrs. Charlie Porter from Texas, 95-year-old Mrs. Oney Ramond the oldest native New Mexican woman, and 93-year-old Roy Treat the oldest native New Mexican man. Musicians included Jim Kirk, Smiley Maulin, Bob Keith, Aaron O Neal, Walter Pennington, A T Broadwell and Richard Crell. Club officers were reelected: Nellie Townsend president, Richard Corn first vice president, Arlie Greenwood second vice president, Cathy Marley first secretary, Clara Irwin second secretary.
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Clara Irwin
CIA files show Operation Chaos tied to major espionage goals
UPI reports CIA declassified files reveal agency treated spying on American political figures as high priority as intelligence on the Soviet Union and China. The documents surfaced in a civil suit over the late 1960s and early 1970s domestic program.
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