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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1971
Page
2
Western analysts in Washington doubt Mao Tse t ung is dying or seriously ill. They note China may face a leadership issue as Oct 1 parade could be canceled, flights halted, and war directives circulated for home front use while premier Chou En Lai remains seemingly healthy.
Krebs S o h n of Roswell selected by the Governor's Committee on Employment of the Handicapped as 1971 New Mexico Small Employer of the Year for its policy and record in employing physically and mentally handicapped workers. The firm makes Christmas ornaments and will be honored at the Employers Luncheon in Carlsbad during National Employ the Handicapped Week.
U S Air Force bombers resume heavy raids in the southern panhandle and DMZ area with 200 strikes on missile and gun sites depots and suspected military targets. North Vietnam claims downing two bombers but US reports safety of crews and no damage.
New York AP State Correction Commissioner Russell G. Oswald warned of possible renewed Attica Prison unrest led by 30 to 40 hard core leaders. He said radical militants could be isolated but space and federal rulings hinder such action and reflected on the Sept. 13 assault that ended the four day uprising. He justified the trooper action to prevent hostages or inmates from being killed. He also cited his decision balancing hostage risk against arming inmates and praised his hostage negotiations as a risk worth taking.
Col Oran Henderson proposed a propaganda campaign to counter Viet Cong claims that 500 civilians were killed at My Lai. His April 4 1968 report, read in court, said the 450 to 500 civilian death figure was a deliberate propaganda move to smear U S troops.
Edward Pillar Torres 21 of Dexter appeared before Magistrate Kent Shannon on receiving and concealing stolen property with bond set at 2500 dollars and released. Gordon Bruce Cale 18 waived preliminary hearing and will face 5th District Court for arraignment. charged with two counts of burglary and two counts of larceny less than 100 in two service station break ins. He remains jailed in lieu of bond.
New York Atlantic Richfield Co announced a $75 million program to upgrade four refineries. New units reduce lead additives and boost lead free or low lead gasoline production. Units include a 13,500 bpd isomerization at Watson near Los Angeles and magnaformers at Chicago, Houston, and Philadelphia.
Two 22 year old servicemen Spec. 4 Douglas Reitmeyer and Spec. 4 Michael Speegle will start a 9000 mile motorcycle tour from New York to promote the modern volunteer Army. They emphasize they are not recruiters but civilian minded missioneros to reach youth.
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