Kennedy warned on CIA Castro plot during Mafia probe
Former U S attorney general Robert F Kennedy was told that pursuing Giancana and Roselli might expose a CIA plot to kill Fidel Castro. A former agency official recalled Kennedy’s warning to consult him before dealing with the Mafia. The 1961 plan involved two CIA figures Harvey and Edwards and ended before Castro’s assassination plot reached Cuba.
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Cuba
Women Cadets Could Enter Three Military Academies
The House approved admission of women to West Point Annapolis and the Air Force Academy by 403 to 96. Rep Stratton said July 1976 could see the first women cadets while opponents warned of combat roles and costs. Supporters argued equal access boosts military careers and leadership.
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White House Pushes To Overturn Coal Strip Mining Bill
The White House guns for a veto override on a bill to ban strip mining where land cannot be restored. Ford has vetoed the measure, warning it could cost up to 36,000 jobs and raise coal and electricity prices. GOP votes hinge in the House as administration aides woo reluctant Republicans amid horse trading.
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Twin To Donate Kidney To Save Sister Life
In HOMEWOOD Illinois a 12 year old girl named Carol Searing wins court approval to donate a kidney to her twin sister Barbara who has undergone dialysis since April The operation approved by Circuit Court Judge F Emmett Morrissey is planned for June 23 with hospitalization times of about two weeks for Carol and a longer stay for Barbara The siblings who will enter seventh grade in the fall hope for a Disney World trip after recovery
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Runnels Poll Finds NM Voters Oppose U S Aid to Vietnam
A tabulation of Harold Runnels's questionnaire sent to New Mexico's 2nd District residents shows 82.2 percent said no to continuing funds for South Vietnam, 14.5 percent supported more aid. The survey also covers gun control, Cuba relations, illegal aliens, and economic policy.
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Saigon
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2Nd District
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Runnels
United Nations
News Directors To Meet In Tempe For Western Regional
News directors and broadcast journalists from Arizona Utah Colorado Nevada New Mexico and California gather in Tempe at KART radio on the Arizona State University campus for the Western regional meeting of the Radio Television News Directors Association. Workshops and reviews of the latest in broadcasting are planned.
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New Mexico
California
Americans say recycling waste paper beats burning it for fuel
A New York AP report notes the Recycled Paperboard Division of the American Paper Institute finds 37 million tons of waste paper produced annually posing a major environmental issue. The division's national study shows consumers view recycling as a logical disposal method over burning or landfilling.
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Health Workers Attend Workshop on Arthritis Care
The Arthritis Foundation and The New Mexico Regional Medical Association held a one day workshop at New Mexico State University Las Cruces on Friday May 16. Topics covered Rheumatoid and Osteoarthritis and Gonococcal arthritis with talks from Patricia Saul Paul Weins Carolyn Leland and Jan Widmeyer on rheumatology psychosocial aspects therapy and adaptive equipment.
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New Mexico Regional Medical Association
New Mexico State University
Las Cruces
Patricia Saul
Bernalillo County Medical Center
Albuquerque
Paul Weins R.N
Veterans Administration Hospital
Carolyn Leland
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Memorial Hospital
Jan Widmeyer
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Nixon Supporter Sweeps Philadelphia Elections
In Philadelphia, Mayor Frank L. Rizzo, backed by Nixon, crushed the Democratic machine, winning renomination and elevating most of his council and judge candidates. With 5.5% of the vote counted, Rizzo led Hill, underscoring a decisive shift against party bosses and signaling machine control into 1950s reform era.
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Richard M. Mixon
Rizzo
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Joner
Louis G. Hill
Thomas Foglietta
Iunksowa
Fize Algosps
Charles Bowser
Hill
Johnny Appleseed Museum Legend Stirs Midwest Roots
The article recalls John Chapmen known as Johnny Appleseed, a pioneer evangelist who planted extensive orchards across the Midwest. Randy McNally notes Chaprean lived 1774 to 1845, and his seedings shaped Ohio Indiana and neighboring states with enduring apple trees.
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Obituary of Annie D. Trigg 88 in Lordsburg
Mrs Annie D Trigg 88 died Tuesday morning at Sunshine Haven Nursing Home Lordsburg a Rich Hill Missouri native resident of Grant County for 60 years Survived by two daughters Louisa Ball Hurley Virginia Stevens Nevada one son Dan Trigg Pasadena four grandsons Dan Ball Albuquerque Bob Ball Silver City Mike Stevens and Tony Stevens both of California six great grandchildren one brother Walter Dunn Spiro Funeral at Curtis Bright Chapel Thursday 2 pm Rev Billy Foster First Baptist Bayard officiating Interment Memory Lane Cemetery Pallbearers D Cook Bill Privetts Bod Bates Charley Shinn John Palomski Sam Koger
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Hurley
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Silver City
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California
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Spiro
Okla
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