Bugging Device in LBJ Limousine Sparks Public Fears
A report claims President Johnson uses a bugging device in his limousine to hear crowds while they cannot hear him. The scene on Main Street shows mixed reactions, fears of political danger, and a dramatic handshake before the parade ends.
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Johnson
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Page Glen Canyon Dam dedication marks Arizona Utah history
Mrs. Lyndon Johnson addressed 3000 plus people at the Glen Canyon Dam dedication near Page Arizona. Governors, Sen Frank Moss, Interior Secretary Udall and Navajo leaders attended. The dam creates Lake Powell with a 1900 mile shoreline and a new era of water conservation and recreation in the region.
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Seattle
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Frank E. Moss
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Ramond Nakai
Luana Kay Gardner
Kane County
Merrilyn Johnson
Sarah Johnson
Clinton P. Anderson
Secretary of the Interior
Udall
Sen. Anderson
Colorado River
Powell Lake
Glen Canyon
Lake Powell
Big Dam
Canyon
Community Action Theory in New Mexico Poverty Programs
Politicians in New Mexico debate the cost and management of Poverty War programs led by the Office of Economic Opportunity. Frank McGuire, CEO coordinator, disputes a $50 000 per person figure, citing closer to 7000. The piece highlights community driven projects, federal matching funds, and local initiative as core to progress, noting state income and draft statistics and political support from local candidates. It also mentions Highway Department investigations and a quirk about common surnames in phone listings.
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New Mexico
Frank McGuire
U.S
Joe Montoya
McGuire
Gene Lusk
GOP
Dave Cargo
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U.S. House
Public Forum on Roswell Water Rate Increase
Local letter urges Council to abandon emergency clause and disclose amount and type of water rate rise. Writer cites past funding practices, questions need for bonds, and calls for mayor and city manager to stop hidden tax moves. A second letter mocks political rhetoric and laments Salvage Yard politics ahead of elections.
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Roswell
Max G. Shepherd
City Water Rate Boost Backed by Roswell Vote
Roswell council approved a substantial increase to fund a $6 million water system revamp including a new well field south of the city and higher transmission lines. The plan ends long reliance on local wells and aligns rates with similar cities. Also highlighted are Rotary support for Dr. Goddard workshop restoration at the Roswell Museum and Art Center, fair week coverage, and a critique of protests against the First Lady amid the Viet Nam war.
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Kittyhawk
Roswell Museum
Dr. Goddard
United States
Albuquerque
Jaycees
Fair Board
Extremist Threat to Civil Rights Movement Warned
Washington editorial condemns violence by so called Negro extremists and warns it endangers the civil rights movement. It cites Roy Wilkins, Martin Luther King, SNCC figures, and cites polls and surveys showing rising white backlashes and Communist influence. It argues urgent action to curb extremism by both sides to protect progress and national goals.
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Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Martin Luther King
Viet Nam
Michael of
SNICK
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Dr. King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Administration
Senate
John D. Kraft Corporation
Advertising Rates and Publication Details for Roswell News
The notice lists subscription rates by mail and carrier in Roswell New Mexico and other regions. It identifies Jimmy C Cox as advertising manager and R M Higginbotham as business manager. The Roswell Daily newspaper operates from 424 North Main Street Roswell NM 88201 and is published weekdays with Sunday morning issues.
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History Highlights for September 25 1966
On this date in 1789 Congress sent 12 amendments to the states forming a Bill of Rights. Balboa reached the Pacific Ocean in 1513. In 1933 Argentina joined the League of Nations. In 1939 French warplanes attacked a German zeppelin factory at Friedrichshafen.
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