Campus voter drives surge on college campuses nationwide
The Associated Press reports student governments at CSU rented two buses for 50 dollars to shuttle students to Fort Collins courthouse for registration. Nationwide drives target nearly 5 million students with varied tactics including booths, editorials, and campaigns by student groups. High turnout at some campuses contrasts with modest interest elsewhere, while disputes about legal residence and registration rules complicate efforts.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
Colorado State University
Fort Colins
Jon Heard
Colorado State
Associaton
Council of Undergraduate
Mike Nelson
Cochairman
Young Voters League
University of Maryland
College Park
State Board of Elections
Willard Morris
Michigan State University
East Lansing
Meridian Township
Clifton Wharton
Duffy Daugherty
John Juel
State News
Ers
William Singer
Ilinois
Will E. Alton
Allegheny County
Pittsburgh
Helicopters Aid Reinforcements in Vietnam Battle Zones
AP reports helicopters lifted 2900 South Vietnamese troops into corridors near Tay Ninh and near the Cambodian border as heavy fighting continued. Rockets hit Thanh base and Alpha and Tran Hung Dao were cut off but supplied by air. Five US soldiers died and five wounded when a convoy carrier hit a mine near Quang Tri City. An American fighter-bomber was shot down over the Plain of Jars in Laos with two crewmen killed.
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Associated Press
Tay Ninh
Vietnam
Aps An Armas
Ule
Bisy
Staashinita Clusterola
Vietniam
Childrern
Bas
Thanh
Krek
Saigon
Savon
Thinh
Tran Hung Dao
Alpha
Alpha Think
Mit
Quang Tr City
South Vietnam
101St Airborne Division
Plain of Jars
Laos
Paroled City Youth Case Involving Theft
In the piventle division of ath Pastijet Court on Wednesday Hevearald Roswell was paroled to his parents after a theft case. Two unauthorized entries were ordered to be paroled to Judie Vial Snead. Additional notes reference Da Tapita Bakers and Darrel Schnwechting with Sept dates.
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Ath Pastijet Court
Judie Vial Snead
Enternp da
Tapita Bakers
Tilden
Tustee
Darrel Schnwechting
Payor
Thieu foes call voters boycott amid protests in Saigon
Opposition groups in South Vietnam urge a voter boycott of the presidential election and plan a people’s congress to unite against Nguyen Van Thieu. Police seize opposition papers, and clashes in Da Nang leave several dead as unrest grows.
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Associated Press
Saigon
Neviven van
Endit
London Market
da Nang
Saizon
Navy
Comittee
An Quang Budhist
Hoa Hao Sect
Politiqian Trinh Quoc Khanh
Nguyen van Thieu
Senate
Sen. Ton That Dinh
Cong Luan
Thieu
Vietnam Press, Today
New SDR System Could Affect Trade and Jobs
World money managers at Washington discuss Special Drawing Rights as a new bookkeeping method to balance international payments and reduce reliance on gold. A stable dollar could boost foreign trade, improve profits for export linked firms, and potentially lower import costs. devaluation would raise vacation costs and reduce dollar buying power abroad while not changing domestic prices.
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Laurance F. Stuntz
Associated Press
New York
Washington
Detroit
America
Nigeria
United States
Nixon
International Monetary Fund
Roswell Daily Local Ad Rates and Staff Credits
Subscriptions listed for Chaves County and other areas with monthly and yearly rates. Staff roles include Albert A Stubbs Editor Jerry Mc Cormack News Editor Leland Mark ward Regional and Sunday Editor Jimmy Con Advertising Manager. Second class postage paid at Roswell NM. Associated Press member.
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Main St. Roswell
Albert A Stubbs
Jerry McCormack
Leland Markward
Jimmy Con
Chaves County
Roswell
Phasing out Vietnam war stirs drug abuse in VA hospitals
An Associated Press survey finds VA hospital leaders acknowledge growing drug abuse and related crimes as veterans transition home. Centers for treatment draw pushers, with reports of marijuana in Washington's VA hospital meditation room and daily drug use in nerve psychiatric wards across the system.
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Gaylord Shaw
Washington
Veterans Administration
A.A. Gaviazzi
Gavazzi
Washington VA
Michael Burns
Paralyzed Veterans of America
Senate
Burns
Associated Press
Roswell Man Held on Bond for Burglary Larceny
Manuel Griego Gonzales, 24, of 716 FE Alameda, appeared before Judge Clyde McKee in magistrate court on charges of burglary and larceny over 100 dollars. Bond set at 2500 dollars. he remains in Chaves County jail. The case stems from the reported theft of a tape deck from Mrs. Carlos Marquez, 714 FE Alameda.
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Roswell
Manuel Griego Gonzales
Alameda
Clyde McKee
Gonzales
Chaves County
Carlos Marquez
Cowboys travel millions of miles in 1970 IRA survey
The International Rodeo Association reports its cowboys stock contractors and acts logged over 27 million miles and more than 13 million dollars spent nationwide in 1970. The totals come from a survey of about 2,500 members across the trade.
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Fort Worth
Tex
International Rodeo Association
IRA
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Washington University Student Union
Helen Page
Washington University
St. Louis
Nebraska League of Young Voters
University of Nebraska-Lincoln
Pete Perriera
University of Nevada At Reno
Youn Democrats
Youn Republicans
Mark) Hatfield
Oregon
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
George Esper
Carl D Robinson
Neuven Cao Ky
University of Texas Tower
Austin
Moment Armistead
Austin State Hospital
SIG Electric
H&r
S. Main
Roswell, N. M
Namie Austhesy
Usda Choice
Hamburger
USDA
HAM
Norman Tamarkin
Bond
Lae, New Guinea
Jenny Gimbu
Lae
Fleetion
Roswell Airlines
EL Paso
Las Cruces
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