Justice Department Probes Wallace Aides
The Justice Department probes possible tax violations in Wallace campaign funding, focusing on Gerald Wallace and Seymore Trammell. A grand jury resumes in Montgomery with indications of indictments related to phony invoices, donations from contractors, and state-financed purchases tied to Wallace's campaigns.
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Felene Associates
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Justice
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Nixon
George Wallace
Gerald Wallace
Trammel
Weather outlook for Silver City area through Thursday
Generally fair weather with slightly warmer temperatures expected in Silver City Grant County. Chance of precipitation under two percent. Tonight’s low around 33, highs near 68 in downtown Silver City and similar to higher-40s elsewhere.
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Silver City
Grant County
Silever City
Engagement of Jo-Ann Furr to James Potter in Chicago
Jo-Ann Furr and Mrs. Anthony J. Go dee announce the engagement of Jo-Ann Furr to James Herbert Potter of Milwaukee Wisconsin and Chicago Illinois. Furr a Baylor University music graduate and private piano instructor is the daughter of Hurley residents. Potter a Hillsboro Wisconsin graduate with a Wisconsin State University degree and a masters from the University of Nichols is a recreational therapy director in Chicago. Vows are planned for June 26 at St Paul Evangelical Lutheran Church in Hillsboro.
Nan Collins Paintings On Display At Silver City Library
Nan Collins, a noted artist from El Paso, displays landscapes seascapes portraits still life and abstracts at the Silver City Public Library through May. The show highlights bold color and palette knife techniques, reflecting her regional acclaim and numerous honors.
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el Paso
Silver City
Coline
Collins
Albuquerque
Colling
Nancy White
Robart E. Willte
Silver Ugh School
Western New Mexico University
Walter Collins
Silver City Daily Press
WNMU
New Mexico
Paso
Fww
Nuemorous
Laguna Originals
Laguna
Calif
Galleria de la Artes
Masilia
New West
Galeria de Tans
Taos
Dinx
Norvell and Governor King discuss antiwar suit plans
Norvell plans a Thursday meeting with Gov. Bruce King over a federal court antiwar suit involving New Mexico and Massachusetts. King worries about official state involvement while Norvell says he will file a friend of the court brief for young people and will outline the process after the governors’ talks.
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Tadhy
Bruce King
King
Norvell
Massachusetts
Sitate
New Mexico
Norvell'sans
New Mexico Legislaire
Las Vegas
Guv
Rovernor
Rogers, Bruce Parley On Paris Peace Talks
In London AP dispatch Secretary of State Rogers left the two day SEATO meeting, seeking a private up to date report from Ambassador Dulles on the Vietnam war. He stressed continued US economic aid to Vietnam and urged SEATO and allied nations to back South Vietnam’s development while maintaining Western presence in Asia. He defended Nixon’s policy amid antiwar protests and asserted the US would not abandon its global duties.
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U.S
Paris
Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
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Anders
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Israel
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Lam
Southeast Asia
Ad Rogers
United States
Vietnam
Japan
South Vietnam
Alling
America
Nixon
Nixen
Sh Raja
Pacific
Army officer closes assault charge but maiming case stands
The court denied an assault verdict while upholding the maiming charge against Ko your 37 of Humboldt Nebraska. Kotoue testified he accidentally cut a suspect’s finger while interrogating three Viet Cong suspects handed to him by the South Vietnamese National Police. He claimed the action aimed to force answers about enemy booby traps and caches. The statement described tapping with a knife to obtain attention, ending with a finger tip severed. The Army investigation followed as captors provided names and locations of enemy targets.
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My Lai
Richard K. Blackledge
Kaneohe
Hawaii
Barker
Blackledge
Kotone
Wile Han L. Calley Jr
Tito
Governor Visits State Prison and Agencies
Governor Brice King toured the state prison complex and the Department of Corrections central office on Tuesday, viewing education, print shop, dormitories, hospital, rehabilitation and data processing areas. He noted solid facilities but called for review of rehabilitation and pre parole programs amid a growing drug issue among about 150 inmates.
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Forced Fingerprinting Sparks Constitutional Clash
A man argues against police fingerprinting as a Fifth Amendment violation but a court rules that compelled prints are permissible. The judge cites privacy limits and public need, noting prints can aid innocence as well as guilt. A murder case later shows prints failing to match, yet their presence is debated. An ABA public service feature by Will Bernyied.
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American Bar Association
Will Bernyied
Biographical sketch of Charles Brockden Brown and his era
A tribute by a literary historian places Charles Brockden Brown as a highly professional US writer. The piece notes Brown's 1771 Philadelphia birth year aligns with Walter Scott in Edinburgh and traces his early work Alcuin and rights of women, marriage details, and later novels Sky Walk Wieland and Arthur Meevyn. It covers his marriages, travels, journals, and the 1810 death, marking Brown’s influence on early American letters and his biographical miniature by William Dunlap.
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America
Charles Brockdon Brown
Philadelphia
Walter Scott
Edinburgh
Brown
Scott
United States
Mary Wollstonecraft
Miss Wollstonecraft
William Godwin
Mary
Shallay
Frankenstein
Godwins
Elizabeth Ainn
Butler
Arthur Meevyn
New York
Philndelp
Tornados Strike Several Kentucky Towns Amid Systemwide Damage
Two National Guard helicopters were dispatched to Freantfort area as Governor Louie B. Nunn ordered relief. Civil defense director William L. Waker reported victims found with one body 300 feet from a house and another woman blown 100 feet away. A tornado touched down near South Hill and Cane Valley before reaching Russell Springs and Thompsonville injuring about 20. Damaged buildings include churches in Richardsville, with rain bringing up to four feet of water in parts of Somerset.
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Louie B. Nunn
National Guard
Governors Office
William L.waker
Civil Defense
Adair County
Nancy Powell
Bowling Green
Tome
Dunbar
U.S. Weather Service
South Hl
Dowling Green
Cane Valley
Columbia
Russell Springs
Thompsonville
Mt. Oneworth
Noted Author Frances Swadesh To Speak At WNMU
Frances Swadesh will present a lecture on land grants Saturday night at 7 in Light Hall auditorium on the Western New Mexico University campus. The talk closes a Mexican American seminar series sponsored by WNMU and PL Gamma Mu. The seminar, held on Wednesday nights, runs free and invites public attendance.
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Light Hall
Western New Mexico University
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