28 Oct 1975
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Newspaper
Silver City Daily Press
Location
Silver City, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1975
Page
1
On July 21, 1948 Bolivian authorities reported the assassination of President Gualberto Villarroel. The discovery described a nature of the country’s water mix as brackish formed by blending fresh and salt water. Indian arrowheads were mentioned in the context of flint artifacts found nearby.
Former attorney general John N. Mitchell says Hoover sometimes acted as if he worked directly for him. FBI veteran Charles Brennan portrays Hoover as an absolute power in Washington who evaded retirement and controlled investigations to avoid political backlash.
In Sydney the Whitlam government faces a budget deadlock as the Senate blocks the 1975 76 appropriation prompting pay curbs for officials and possible postponement of payments to civil servants and armed forces. Opposition leader Malcolm Fraser accuses the government of overreach and corruption and warns of a Watergate style coverup over an $8 billion foreign loan.
Rex Stout author of 45 Nero Wolfe adventures died at 88 in Danbury of natural causes. His last novel A Family Affair appeared last month. Georges Carpentier former world boxing champion died at 81 in Paris after a heart attack.
Sen George McGovern told reporters in Durham North Carolina that the only potential Democratic presidential candidate he could not support is Alabama Governor George Wallace. He urged Wallace to form his own party to aid the Democratic nominee.
Philadelphia Mayor Frank Rizzo, recovering from a hip fracture, appeared in a wheelchair at a 2,000 attendee Democratic fund raising dinner. He predicted a landslide second term as he spoke after the oil refinery blast on October 12.
Former Gov. John Connally told the Wexas Association of Broadcasters that news media need judgment and clarity on big business and the economy. He also criticized coverage of presidential assassination attempts in California.
Herbert Herrmann 86 died at Hillcrest Hospital Saturday. Funeral services set for 4 p.m. Wednesday at Curtis Bright Funeral Chapel with Tyrone Masonic Lodge No 52 AF&AM conducting. Interment in Masonic Cemetery. Contributions to favorite charity requested in lieu of flowers.
Boston orthodontists Sheldon and Harvey Peck urged the American Dental Association to focus on correcting malocclusions rather than shaping facial aesthetics. They argued facial contours develop after treatment and that nonextraction options should be used when possible to respect natural growth, citing studies of beauty winners. Leyendecker to retire as NM State dean of Agriculture and Home Economics on June 30 1976.
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