Mood of country shifts to firmer foreign policy stance
In Baton Rouge commentary, Kenneth L Dixon argues public mood backs stopping wars before they start or staying out. He cites nationwide discontent with Southeast Asia policy, urging firm measures now to avoid later loss of lives and stalemate like Korea or Vietnam.
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Kenneth L. Dixon
Baton Rouge
Washington
Capitol Hill
Southeast Asia
India
Pakistan
Red China
Korea
Viet Nam
New Mexico Voters Face Eight Constitutional Changes
Editorial urges passage of Amendments 2 and 4 with emphasis while outlining the pro and con on four measures. Readers are informed the second set of four will appear Thursday and notes the League of Women Voters prepared the arguments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
League of Women Voters
State Investment Council
Permanent Investment Council
New Mexico Magazine features Roswell artist Bill Wiggins
In October New Mexico Magazine profiles Roswell artist Bill Wiggins in Art and Artists of New Mexico. Elena Montes writes the piece with photo by Walt Wiggins, highlighting his restless approach across media from encaustic to oil and his exhibitions in the Southwest and nationally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Bill Wiggins
Roswell
Art and Artists of
Elena Montes
Walt Wiggins
Oswego
Kan
Wiggins
Southwest
Newport
U. L
New York City
Museum of New Mexico
Roswell Museum and Art Center
Odessa
Midland
Tex
YMCA
al Snipes
Doormat Nations and Satellites Under Tight Control
Henry J. Taylor argues satellites are firmly controlled by Moscow and criticizes Western acceptance of Eastern Bloc leaders. He discusses Hungary Poland Czechoslovakia Romania Bulgaria and Russia, noting private ownership shifts and state control. He depicts human disintegration under the Iron Curtain and recalls a failed student escape.
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East Berlin
Moscow
Siberia
Josef Cyrankiewicz
Janos Kadar
Iron Curtain
Europe
Soviet Union
Russia
Georges Clemenceau
Romania
Hungary
Bucharest
Gaston Marin
Rumania
West Germany
East Germany
Bulgaria
Latvia
Lithuania
Estonia
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Ota Sik
CPN State Petroleum Trust
Polish Communist Party
Fantasy nets column stirs New Mexico political rumors
Will Harrison writes that gossip surrounding Sen. Clint Anderson’s future, including possible retirement and candidate alignments for Morris Easley and Burroughs, inflates rumors ahead of the October suspense day. Health notes and potential implications shape campaigns for governor and Senate in 1966.
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Will Harrison
Santa FE
U.S
Tom Morris
Senate
Mack Easley
House
John Burroughs
Clint Anderson
Morris
Easley
Burroughs
Anderson
Albuquerque
Clint
Jack Campbell
Roswell Daily Record Staff and Contact Details
The Roswell Daily Record lists Albert A. Stubbs as managing editor Jimmy C Cox as advertising manager and R M Higginbotham as business manager The paper provides subscription rates by county and state and delivery options local office at 424 North Main Street Roswell New Mexico 88201 membership in The Associated Press with AP dispatch rights.
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Chaves
Roswell
Trade
North Main Street
N.M
Nlm
Associated Press
Electra Reinterpreted A Modern Look at the Mycenaean Tale
Gladys Schmidt in Harcourt, Brace presents Electra as a volatile, immature figure driven by psychological pressures. The novel reframes the Greek tragedy, portraying Agamemnon as a stronger warrior than husband and giving Clytemnestra’s infidelity nuanced justification.
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Gladys Schmidt
Harcourt, Brace
Atreus
Miss Schmidt
Agamemnon
Electra
Mycenae
Troy
Clytemnestra
Aegisthus
Orestes
Miles A. Smith
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Indianapolis Star
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H. H. Brunell
Brunell’s In
Ruidoso
The
New Mexico I.C.C.F
Roswell Inn
Valley View Pta
Sam
Henry J. Taylor
MR. Dirksen
Fantasy Nets
Charlie Davis
Victor Salazar
Salazar
Davis
Jack Redman
Redman
Albert A. Stubbs
Jimmy C. Cox
Advertising Manager
R. M. Higginbotham
Joey
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