Rhodesia’s White Uhur u Sparks Cross Border Strife
Robert Ruark analyzes Southern Rhodesia amid neighboring independence movements and a potential white supremacist push. He notes the three cornered setup with Mozambique and South Africa, the economy dependent on tobacco and minerals, and the political sting of a looming referendum as Ian Smith faces pressure from Roy Welensky and a Rhodesia Party challenge.
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Salisbury
Southern Rhodesia
Nyasaland
Northern Rhodesia
Mozambique
Rhodesia
Beira
Lourenco Marques
South Africa
S. Rhodesia
Africa
Commonwealth
Ian Smith
Portugal
Smith
London
Queen Victoria
Rhodesia Party
Roy Welensky
Britain
Rotary Fellow chosen to study abroad in 1965
Don ald W. Miller a Stanford law student and Rotary District 552 member was selected as this year’s Rotary Fellow. He aims to study in England with India as a secondary choice and will begin a year of study abroad in late summer 1965.
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Rotary
New Mexico
West Texas
Donald W. Miller
S. Michigan Ave
Stanford U
California
Don
England
India
King Constantine’s Custodian Repeats Democracy’s Trial
A historical portrait recalls King Constantine of Greece marrying Princess Anne Marie of Denmark. It notes his father King Paul delayed surgery to avoid a political crisis, the king’s education in governance, and Constantine’s early regency during Cyprus tensions. The piece highlights his vow to visit Greece’s 52 counties, spend time in Salonika and Epirus, and his mission to preserve democracy.
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Athens
Constantine
Greece
Anne-Marie
Denmark
George Papandreou
Papandreou
Frederika
Paul
Cyprus
Paper Ballots Remain In Some New Mexico Divisions
State records show 204 of 1 069 divisions use paper ballots under a 1961 law allowing ballots in small divisions. San Miguel and Rio Arriba have the most paper precincts while Sandoval is delinquent on bond payments. Voters praise machines for secrecy. critics note vote buyer risk persists.
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Harrison Santa
Colfax
Lea
Sandoval
Bernalillo
Luna
Union
Los Alamos
New Mexico
Editorial on Civil Rights Act effects in courts
Editorial notes that a Birmingham three judge panel found the public accommodations section unconstitutional as applied to a local restaurant, arguing the act is poorly written and lacks definition. It warns of ongoing litigation and potential loss of rights without interstate connection and questions lawmakers who opposed the law.
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Birmingham
Edwin L. Mechem
Congress
Our Dough Buddy Editorial on Taxpayers Money Use
An editorial from Retail Lumberman argues politicians take credit for projects funded by taxpayers. It urges newspapers to credit taxpayers for government spending and to stop saying federal funds fund such initiatives. It stresses that the people earn the money and deserve acknowledgment.
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Roswell
Buddy
Congress
United States
Siam
Trinity River
Roswell Daily Record Publishing Details and Rates
Roswell Daily Record indicates staff roles and office details in Roswell New Mexico. Advertiser and business departments are listed with contact and subscription rate information for local and out of town readers.
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Chaves
Roswell
Trade
Bright Mirror of a Lively Bohemian Era
Ben Hecht presents a collection of letters and reminiscences about seven friends who defined a vivid bohemian era. Gene Fowler H L Mencken Sherwood Anderson Maxwell Bodenheim George Grosz George Antheil Charlie MacArthur and others are recalled through witty, acid, exuberant prose.
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Hecht
Gene Fowler
H. L. Mencken
Sherwood Anderson
Maxwell Bodenheim
George Grosz
George Antheil
Wives worth is valued at 417000 says court ruling
A Baltimore Sun clipping cites a court valuing a housewife’s contribution from age 20 onward at 417000, a line of satire on gender roles. The piece mocks masculine bias and juxtaposes humorous quips from various papers about marriage and social norms.
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Baltimore Sun
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E. B. Mann
Guns
Manana
TWA
T.B. Wilson
Kansas City
TWA Board of Directors
NMMI
Berlin
Western Front
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Spy
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Vidal
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the Invisible Government
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Salinger and
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Matador
Tex
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Acropolis
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King
Doxiades
Lyndon Johnson
Salonika
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Epirus
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San Miguel County
Rio Arriba
Albert A. Stubbs
Jimmy C. Cox
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Roswell, N. M
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Doubleday
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West Bend
Wis
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