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Newspaper
Silver City Daily Press
Location
Silver City, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1971
Page
1
Reported talks explored docking system compatiblity to ease rivalry in military space endeavors. Agreement would address earth orbit rescue missions and joint exploration plans, while noting past exchanges of moon samples from Apollo missions and the long history of U S Soviet space competition and cooperation.
300 State Guardsmen remain on riot duty across Albuquerque and Santa Fe as National Guard units prepare for possible deactivation. Gen. John Jolly and Gov. Bruce King met after briefing on civil unrest, with no decision yet on ending activations.
LAS CRUCES NM APY Attorney General Davi Norvell warned NAACP members against divisions that threaten unity and warned that any support for civil disorder violence or property damage will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law Norvell urged action to build a foundation of equality amid debates on racism and materialism while condemning disruptive tactics and urging peaceful civic engagement
94 year old former New Mexican governor W. Hockenhull, who led the state for 13 months in 1933-34, toured the Capitol with Gov. Bruce King. The visitor, now a missionary in Mexico, spoke of changes since 1965 and recalled political history, including the sales tax and King’s remarks on leadership.
Former President Lyndon Johnson believes the Pentagon study distorts his Vietnam wartime role. He thinks the document hides contingencies and blurs his record, noting leaks and politics around its publication. Johnson cites McNamara as a key figure and recalls his own late action during the war.
Senator Mansfield says the Senate may push nonbinding resolutions on Vietnam and prisoner releases as a psychological move. Proposals include a nine month withdrawal if POWs are freed or a July 4, 1972 nonbinding pullout, with House passage unlikely and Nixon likely to veto.
Washington dispatch reports the Supreme Court agreed to review the legality of government wiretapping of domestic groups. The case centers on must federal judges approve taps in advance. Attorney General John N. Mitchell argues no prior judicial authorization is required.
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