King Seeks Smoothing of McGovern Platform Ideas
New Mexico Governor Bruce King urged smoothing changes to Senator George McGovern’s platform at a multi state Democratic hearing in Albuquerque. King, a regional figure, said welfare and tax positions should be softened and questioned George Wallace’s presidential prospects while endorsing Humphrey as a convention delegate option.
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Hillcrest Medical staff follows up on hospital safety and records
Hillcrest aims to improve nursing liaison and emergency room follow up instructions. The environmental services list covers hazardous areas, fire safety, water supply, emergency power testing, grab bars, and proper storage of flammables. Medical records should be dated and completed within 30 days while bylaw enforcement and staff attendance remain voluntary.
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Weather outlook with showers and warm temps ahead
Partly cloudy through Thursday with widely scattered afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms. Temperatures remain steady with expected low tonight 58 and high Thursday 89. Tuesday's downtown high reached 84 with an overnight low of 54 in Silver City.
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Traffic Toll Up To Date In AP Report
The Associated Press notes a rising traffic death toll with 218 fatalities reported so far this year, a sharp increase compared with last year’s tally to date.
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Speculation on Podgorny Visit Affects Vietnam Peace Efforts
The report notes Podgorny may urge Hanoi to de escalate its offensive and soften peace demands to align with US goals. It finds no signs Russia will restrain Hanoi during Nixon's Moscow trip. It also suggests U S fighter bombers may be kept away from Hanoi during Podgorny’s visit.
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Bombers At Loc Perimeter Fire Continues
Hanoi Radio said two Air Force F4 jets were shot down Tuesday over Vietnam while the U.S. Command reported no aircraft bases to report in the North. The fighting remained on the perimeter around An Loc as bombardment continued.
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Portable toilets a major hurdle for 100000 convention protesters
Miami Beach officials warn that sanitation could dominate preparations for the Democratic and Republican National Conventions. John Eckoff of the Dade County Public Health Depart says 500 portable toilets are needed for 100000 campers, costing about 115000 to cover July 10 to August 23. He warns of long lines, health risks, and strain on water, food, and garbage services amid six weeks of nondelegates.
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Correction: rodeo queen contestant Mary Waller pictured
A clarification notes that the rodeo queen contestant in Monday's Daily Press was Mary Waller, not Diane Boles as previously listed. The correction preserves ordering of names and confirms the correct participant for the feature photo in the issue.
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End of Santa Fe Trail Training Mission Nears
Four teen members of the 5th Special Forces Group Green Berets from Fort Bragg North Carolina are closing a long training expedition along the Santa Fe Trail. The unit, from Detachment A-11 Company C camped in Raton New Mexico Tuesday and expect to reach Colfax by tonight. The march began May 2 in Independence Missouri and aims to finish June 22 or 23. Lt. Michael Gallegos of Albuquerque described it as an extended training mission with long distance communications land navigation basic engineering and river obstacle work at Arkansas and Purgatory Rivers.
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Bomb blast rips tail of American Airlines jet in Detroit
Federal agents probe a damaged DCO airliner after takeoff from Detroit. The blast blew a 15‑foot hole in a rear coach lounge, damaged engines and control systems, and sent 11 passengers to minor injuries. Airline officials cited a cargo hold explosion as likely origin.
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