White Friend Brings Trouble Uncle Tom's Duplex
Washington comedy piece by Art Buchwald recounts Belsky a white friend caught between black and white communities. He faces accusations from both sides while trying to do right by integrating. The column satirizes race, neighbor suspicions, and social pressures in American cities.
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Uncle Tom
Art Buchwald
Washington
Belsky
Old Belsky
Tom
Uncle Tomming
Whitey
Burn
Uncle Toms
PTA
Midway crowded at first fair day amid rodeo and band
The Capell roped midway packed opening day with fair board members pleased. Rodeo crowds filled stands last night and continue through the weekend. Pojoaque Band honored guests with Ernest Sanchez directing. May or Gail Harris and others attended the Malco party after a busy day. Reverend Elbert L. Hanes reelected to United Christian Missionary Society board at Dallas meeting.
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AL Stubbs
Fair Board
Chaves
Sheriff's Posse
Gail Harris
Elbert L. Hanes
Buena Vista
United Christian Missionary Society
First Christian Church
Dallas
Private polls hint at late voting surge in New Mexico
A city survey of ten residents shows limited awareness of statewide races with Lusk Cargo and Anderson Chavez often unknown. The piece notes late voting interest, name recognition influence, and a draft expansion for ages 25 to 35 alongside welfare funding tensions involving Leo Murphy and the Title 19 program.
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U.S
Clint Anderson
Fabian Chavez
Anderson
Chavez
New Mexico
Leo Murphy
New Mexico Welfare Department
Army
Murphy
Mexico three power agencies merger plans falter
John Abney reports Mexico’s three government owned electric agencies the CFE the Central Power and Light Company and Industrial Electrica Mexicana see little chance of a joint operation. Technical hurdles cycles 50 vs 60 and the high cost of a nationwide upgrade hinder consolidation. A SME strike threat looms while talks stall.
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John Abney
Mexico City
Mexico
Federal Electric Commission
CFE
Central Power and Light Company
Mexican Electrical Workers
SME
Washington
National Electric Power Company
Roswell Daily Record Rates and Publication Details
The Roswell Daily Record lists subscription rates by county including $21 per year for Chaves County and $21 for all other counties. It notes delivery by carrier in Roswell at $1 per month, or $10.50 for three months and $21 for one year. The paper is published weekday evenings and Sunday mornings at 424 North Main Street Roswell New Mexico 88201.
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Oscar Linman
New Mexico
Roswell
Chaves
North Main Street
N.M
Diet Pill Paralyzes Mouth Supposed Cure for Overweight
A claimed diet cure markets a pill that allegedly paralyzes the mouth to prevent eating. The dubious product cites a quick fix without credible medical validation.
Proclaimed 4-H Week in New Mexico by Governor Campbell
Governor Campbell proclaims September 24 to October 1 as 4-H Week in New Mexico. Toribio Apodaca, 4-H leader, notes 10 000 members and 20 000 projects across the state. Extension Service and county agents supervise the program with 1 500 volunteer leaders. Members display exhibits and give demonstrations and talks.
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New Mexico
Jack Campbell
Toribio Apodaca
Cooperative State University
New Mexico State University Cooperative Extension Service
Life magazine warns Title 19 could be medical fiscal sleeper
Life magazine editorial argues Title 19 Medicare expansion may become a large fiscal burden. It notes grants to states cover 55 to 83 percent of costs, with early adopters Oklahoma Minnesota showing low income thresholds and New York granting free care to 8 million residents. The piece calls for Congress to rewrite Title 19 to aid the truly needy without bankrupting others.
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Life Magazine
Life
Oklahoma
Minnesota
New York State
New York
Congress
No supreme commander in Vietnam war still needed
Henry J. Taylor argues Defense Secretary Robert S McNamara has not appointed a unified field commander in Vietnam. He criticizes the use of computers to direct forces and notes the lack of a single in-theater commander, detailing the operational gaps and the impact on the American public.
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Robert S McNamara
Saigon
Mr. McNamara
Army
Marine
Navy
U. S. Grant Sharp
Hawaii
Europe
McNamara
von Clausewitz
Phe Me
Washington
McNamara Thunderbolts
McGill University
Canada
History Highlights of September 29
On this date in 1854 the American sloop of war Albany sailed from Panama bound for New York with 193 aboard and was never heard from again. Other items note Nelson born in 1758, Pike's flag raising in 1806, Taft's Cuba intervention in 1906, Brennan's Supreme Court appointment, Syria's independence in 1958, Eisenhower's 1960s pick, and South Vietnam fighting threats in the present.
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Associated Press
Sloop of War
Albany
Panama
New York
Lord Horatio Nelson
Zebulon Pike
Pawnee Republic
Kansas
William H. Taft
United States
Cuba
Eisenhower
William Joseph Brennan
New Jersey Supreme Court
Associated
Sherman Minton
U.S. Supreme Court
Minton
Syria
United Arab Republic
Egypt
Nasser
South Viet Nam
Daffynition Automa Tion Man Makes Work Easy For All
A humorous wordplay piece explores automation as a tool to simplify labor claiming the aim to enable anyone including women to perform tasks easily while noting the gap between spoken religious terms and actual actions.
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Charles Cullin
Santa FE
Gene Lusk
David Cargo
John Burroughs
Dave Cargo
Albert A. Stubbs
R. M. Higginbotham
Roswell, N. M
Focal News
Jimmy C. Cox
Advertising Manager
Sleeper OF Century
Henry J. Taylor
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