Unlikely Friendship League AN ACCIDENT
Washington report describes two rival clubs in a hotel clash of views the French American Friendship League and the Soviet Red Chinese Brotherhood Society. Delegates debated Vietnam NATO and Maoism before both groups walked out and regrouped to draft a joint charter. Their first meeting is planned for next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art Buchwald
Washington
French-American Friendship League
France
United States
Chinese Brotherhood Society
U.S.S.R
China
de Gaulle
Cambodia
Viet Nam
U Thant
United Nations
NATO
Red Guard
Peking
Mao Tse-tun
Soviet Union
Brotherhood Society
More to the Elephant Story and a College Ship Voyage
A Roswell mail truck incident near Carrizozo involved elephants aiding roadside recovery. An related tale links possible elephant trouble to a Roswell expectant mother and newborn tragedy. Also noted is the 15th Annual Bankers Conservation Award Banquet and Chapman College’s s s RYNDAM floating campus voyage with 1966 67 schedule from Lisbon to Honolulu and back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Carrizozo
Tinnie
Bankers Conservation Award
Masonic Temple
Macho
Hagerman-Dexter
Albert Paul Ishkania
John Ishkania
San Jacinto
Calif
New Mexico Military Institute
Chapman College
Seven Seas
New York City
Holland-America Line
S.s. Ryndam
Orange
Los Angeles
Chapman
California
Lisbon
Barcelona
Marseille
Rome
Athens
Istanbul
Alexandria
Port Said
Suez
Bombay
Colombo
Port Swettenham
Yokohama
Bangkok
Hong
Kong
Kobe
Honolulu
Overspending in New Mexico Schools Draws Scrutiny
A Legislative Finance Committee report cites Santa Fe Public Schools receiving a 72000 grant and a 237417 transfer to cover deficits. It notes miscalculations, shuffled students, and salary hikes as funds are stretched, with Roswell Cloudcroft Portales and others also affected.
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Santa FE
New Mexico Highway Department
Legislative Finance Committee
Harry Wagakter
Wugalter
O. C. Shockley
Wagakter
Shockley
Public Forum on Promises and Taxation in Election Year
A letter criticizes political promises of free benefits and cites taxes and national debt. It warns voters to ask who pays the bill and highlights Social Security tax and per person debt figures. It urges focus on concrete results over unfunded pledges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Roswell Daily Record Ad Rates and Contact Info
Advertising manager Jimmy C Cox and editor Albert A Stubbs lead the Roswell Daily Record staff. Subscription prices by mail and carrier are listed for Chaves County and surrounding regions with home delivery options and a Roswell address. The paper operates weekdays except Saturday and includes AP News content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaves
Roswell
Trade
No Fee Proposed for Garage Sale Permits Plan
A planning and zoning commission considers an ordinance to require permits for garage sales with no fee. The suggestion favors phone registration to avoid taxes, while police would keep permit records to flag suspicious activity. One time sales should escape taxation, but repeated sales would violate the ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planning and Zoning Commission
City Council
Ing
City Hall
AMA Seeks Guardrails For Medicare Title 19 Indigency
At its annual convention the American Medical Association urges states to ensure Title 19 of Medicare adheres to Congress intent. It defines medical indigency as either chronic low income or temporary high cost uninsured care, and calls for guidance to state laws and a central information center to share aid program data.
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American Medical Association
Council On Medical Service of the
AMA
John F. Kennedy
Sen
Robert Kennedy
O'Connor
Brown
Healthy Indications In Elections Across California New York
The piece argues that neither Rockefeller nor Reagan should win, warning that liberal blocs and elite minority rule threaten national health. It contends O Conn or Brown deserve election to curb Balkanization and counter antiwar and anti GOP forces, urging voters to back moderate leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
California
Edmund Brown
Ronald Reagan
Pat Brown
Frank O’connor
O’connor
Democratic Party
Liberal Party
Brown
South
Viet Nam
Liberal
Rockefeller
Reagan
History Highlights for September 13, 1966
On this date in 1814 Francis Scott Key detained aboard a British warship saw bombardment near Chesapeake Bay. Other notable events include New York becoming capital in 1788 and Walter Reed born in 1851.
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Fr. McHenry
Chesapeake Bay
Francis Scott Key
Baltimore
Congress
New York
Walter Reed
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Jesse Jones
Chiang Kai-Shek
China
Adlai Stevenson
Eisenhower
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Friendship League
AL Stubbs
Wagaker
Cloudcroft
State Education Department
Portales
la Joya
Deming
Dora
Maxwell
Taos
Questa
God
Man
Jimmy C. Cox
Advertising Manager
Albert A. Stubbs
M. Higginbotham
North Main Street
N.M
Roswell, N. M
Associated Press
William S. White
MR. Wilson
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