New Movie Code Drops Many Taboos
In New York AP reports the Motion Picture Association of America unveils a revised Production Code granting more leeway for sex sin and violence while allowing a mature audiences label. MPAA head Valenti says the tag warns parents while improving industry flexibility under the code administered by Franklin Shurlock.
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federal agencies cap banks and savers rates after new law
Three federal regulators moved to curb rising rates after President Johnson signed a new law. The Federal Reserve and FDIC set a 9 percent ceiling on deposits under 100000, while the Home Loan Bank Board set a 4.75 to 5.20 percent range for savings and loan deposits. Old ceilings were 7.5 percent on small time deposits and 5.2 percent on larger ones.
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Cavin Named Republican Candidate for Chaves County Senator
Roswell attorney S H Cavin was named the Republican candidate for Chaves County senator at large replacing resigned Joe Leonard. Cavin, 36, will face Democrat J Penrod Toles in November and has practiced law in the area for about a decade while noting Walker Air Force Base closure as a major local issue.
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Toles
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Mrs. James Kelly Dies in Albuquerque
Elizabeth Kelly seventy nine died in Albuquerque where she had lived nine years. She was mother of former Asst. Secretary of Interior John Kelly of Roswell. Survivors include her husband James Kelly and local political figures in the area.
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James Kelly
Katzenbach to Leave Justice Dept for State Undersecretary Post
President Johnson announced Nicholas Katzenbach will resign as attorney general to join the State Department as undersecretary, as Eugene Rostow is named to a second undersecretary post and Fay Kohler returns from Moscow to Washington as deputy undersecretary. Johnson also signaled a possible tax increase later, and discussed Viet Nam, Pope Paul VI, and West German security in a cabinet briefing with reporters.
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Dummies Cheaper Than Attendants Under Tax Plan
In Rothwell England Leslie Parkin buys three dummies to staff a filling station after Britain's payroll tax. He cites cost savings, noting dummies cost 25 pounds and attract customers while live workers are limited by new payroll costs.
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Surveyor 2 tumbling in space delays lunar mission
The Surveyor 2 spacecraft began tumbling at about one revolution per second after its mid course maneuver when vernier rocket No 3 failed to fire. Engineers note the No 3 engine likely caused the instability, raising doubts about a safe lunar landing at Sinus Medii and delaying the 63 hour flight ending near 11:43 p.m. EDT Thursday.
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Former French Premier Paul Reynaud Dies at 87
Paris AP reports Paul Reynaud former premier during 1940 German invasion died today at the American Hospital at age 87. He had long served as minister in multiple governments and headed the government at the fall of France, with a deputy tenure in the National Assembly from 1915 to 1962.
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Senate Defeats School Prayer Constitutional Amendment
The Senate rejected by 49 to 37 a proposed constitutional amendment to allow voluntary prayer in public schools, nine votes short of the two thirds needed. Dirksen vowed to keep fighting as House action this year seemed unlikely.
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New Mexico Population Tops One Million State Growth
The 1960 census shows New Mexico at 1,022,000 residents up from 951,023. California leads with 18,981,000, while New York has 18,238,000 as of July 1. About 20 astronaut trainees depart Houston for a two day geology field trip in the Jemez Mountains with base at Los Alamos. Martin Marietta sues New Mexico Tax Bureau for 21,466 in sales tax on White Sands missile range operations claiming no business activity in the state.
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Tex
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White Sands Missile Range
NM Palominos Win 3 Ribbons At State Fair
At the New Mexico State Fair, Palomino horses dominated with three top ribbons. Mark Helms of Alamosa Colorado rode the champion Palomino stal lion, while G B Oliver of Alamogordo showed the reserve champion. The champion mare went to Jack and Jackie Kyle of Santa Rosa, with Von Davidson of Corrales riding the reserve champion mare.
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Alamogordo
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Jackie Kyle
Santa Rosa
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Fort Sumner
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Luna County
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Sherry Jones
Bernalillo County
Suffolk
Harry Allen
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