State Fair Opens as Roswell and Southeast Attend
Southeastern New Mexicans travel to Albuquerque for the 34th annual New Mexico State Fair with Roswell Day highlighted. Lincoln and Chaves County agents share busy schedules while ENM State Fair participants trek north after last week’s event.
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Albuquerque
Duke City
Chaves
John Chappell
Lincoln County
Ralph Dunlap
New Mexico
Capitan
Senate approves bill repealing 1950 detention camp act
The Senate sent to President Nixon a measure to repeal a 1950 law allowing detention of suspected spies during insurrection. In Barnstable Massachusetts a juvenile probation officer plans to urge release from 13 months probation for Robert F Kennedy Jr and R Sargent Shriver III who faced delinquency charges for marijuana possession last August.
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Senate
Nixon
Barnstable
Mass
Robert F. Kennedy Jr
R. Sargent Shriver III
New York
Attica
Buckley
Kennedys
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Shriver
Moes
Edith’s advance winds lash Louisiana coast centers
Edith pounded Cameron Lafayette and Baton Rouge with 90 mph winds and heavy rain, causing a death at Lake Charles where a man was washed overboard. Tornadoes hit two schools and neighborhoods in Baton Rouge, injuring a teacher and several pupils while a shopping center sustained damage.
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Edith
Lafayette
Baton Rouge
Louisiana
Mississippi
Lake Charles
St Thomas More Catholic
Sherwood Plaza
St. Martin's Parish
Iberia Parish
Rockefeller Wildlife Refuge
Texas
Roland Tresdlair
Civil Defense
Cameron Parish
Audrey
Gulf of Mexico
Morgan City
Sabine Pass
Tex
Biloxi
Miss
New Orleans
Fern
Netherland Antilles
Caribbean
Pathologist pair completes Attica death post mortems
Two renowned pathologists Dr. Henry Siegel and Dr. Michael Baden finished post mortems on 42 hostages and inmates from the Attica prison riot. They released no findings. A Washington probe into the deadly four day uprising broadened with lawmakers, governors, and a senator sending fact finders to the scene.
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Attica
N.Y
Attica State Prison
Monroe County
Henry Siegel
Westchester County
Michael Baden
New York City
Washington
Congress
House Select Committee On Crime
Claude
34th New Mexico State Fair Opens Under Clear Skies
The 34th annual NM State Fair began an eleven day run with record livestock entries and more queen contestants. Racing purses were expected near 6.5 million dollars and attendance may top 700000. The opening featured cannons, balloons, and a bright pageant led by Fair Manager Finlay MacGillivray.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
FE. T. Springer
Investigation on shooting completed in New Mexico
A May 21 fatal shooting of Felipe Mares by a Taos County sheriff's deputy is nearing release by the attorney general's office. The office plans public disclosure in the next few days as it continues probes into police brutality complaints against Espanola Police and related cases in Ruidoso and Baltimore.
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Ruidoso
Maryland
Paul Green
Baltimore
Agreement on UN seat shift to Peking reported
The United States and allies reportedly reached a tentative accord to give China’s Security Council seat to Peking. Nixon officials stressed preserving Nationalist China’s UN presence, with a veto-wielding major power seat under discussion. A formalized draft and sponsorship are pending a U.N. submission.
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CAP
United States
U.N Mes
China
Security Council
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Japan
Nixon
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U.S
World Organization
Ean
Diuission
Wilhiam P. Rogers
Council
Eight groups begin UF drive in Roswell kickoff
The United Fund Campaign starts with eight groups meeting at the Roswell Inn. Goals include 169 350 for the overall drive with divisions led by John Bassett Tom Denton and Walter J. Gibson. Individual division goals range from 31300 for employe division to 82500 for the patterns division.
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Cochairmen
John Bassett
Tom Denton
Walter J. Gibson
Pete Smith
Roswell Inn
Raymond Mitcham
Harold Olson
State Employes Division
Fastern
Federal
Patterns Division
Nortgan J. Stevens Jr
Happy Andy Dislikes Dirty Job Undercover Agent Story
Boston AP report on Andy Moes 21, undercover narcotics agent for Barnstable police. He filed about 1000 marijuana complaints including against Kennedy cousins Bobby Kennedy Jr and R. Sargent Shriver II. Moes recalls the dirty work and hostility, including gunfire and a firebombed apartment.
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Boston
Andy Moes
Robert F. Kennedy Jr
R. Sargent Shriver II
Moes
Barnstable
Kennedy
Young Kennedy
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