Historians and D Day debated in a reflective piece
The piece contrasts historians with armchair strategists over D Day, noting the invasion’s deception and surprise, then shifts to a critical look at tobacco politics and smoking health, comparing US and British policy and raising questions about government action and industry influence. It ends urging clear, official answers on cigarettes and health.
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Europa
Department of Government
United States
New Mexico County
Jacqueline Kennedy
America
Pick of the Press lampoons careerist handbook satire
The Washington Post notes a District school issued handbook urged boys to focus on grooming from nail trimming to scent and foundation garments. The satire imagines Huck Finn guided by the handbook, highlighting the absurd pressure on appearance over substance.
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Huck Finn
Huck
Washington Post
Know Your Neighbor Jim Kirkham A Taos Pueblo Educator
Jim Kirkham, a Bureau of Indian Affairs teacher since 1951, works at Taos Pueblo School to help Indian youth blend dominant culture with their own. He previously taught Navajo children at Inter-Mountain School for five years and spent three more years at Tah Chee Reservation School in Arizona.
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Jim Kirkham
Taos Pueblo
Kirkham
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Inter-Mountain
Arizona
Summer crime rise warned by FBI chief
The FBI chief warns Americans that summer brings a spike in violent crimes including rape murder and aggravated assault. He cites seasonal trends and urges vigilance from parents travelers and communities while stressing the strain on police and the cost of carelessness.
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FBI
Reader Speaks Praises TV Broadcast of City Meetings
A letter from Dr and Mrs A M Rosen congratulates Mr Santistevan on becoming mayor and urges City Council meetings be broadcast over KKIT to boost civic interest and transparency. The writers express hope that more residents will engage with local government.
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DEA
Colegrave
Santistevan
KKIT
A. M. Rosen
Short Quotes From Newspapers On Government And Life
A compilation of quotes from various papers including Carlsbad Current-Argues Nashville Banner Asheville Citizen Unadilla Observer and Memphis Press-Scimitar. Topics touch on government long term public improvements political tone and odd life observations.
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Nashville
Congressional
Memphis Press-Scimitar
Carlsbad
The Week's Chuckles Carousel of city wit and love gaffs
The column strings together light jokes about a motorist taunting a used car seller a man awed by costly club menus and a millionaire asking his chorus-girl fiancée if she would still love him without money The jokes showcase playful banter in dated social scenes.
Big Men Dominate As Stock Market Volatility Surges
A rantorial polemic accuses market manipulators of rigging crashes to enrich the wealthy while the middle class suffers. The speaker likens the public to a mule, warns of risky gambling, and suggests lessons from the turmoil, ending with a grim reminder that recovery will be hard.
The Capital Unhappy Democrats Confront Campbell
The article details Santa Fe politics as Jack Campbell Battles for gubernatorial support within a divided Democratic Party. It notes losses of favorites in Albuquerque, reshuffles in leadership, and surprises from May primary results. It also covers Mechem Republicans pushing for Redman, Stevenson, and party dynamics shaping the NM election.
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Will Harrison
Santa FE
Jack Campbell
Meads
The
Murphys
Campbell
Albuquerque
Oscar Beasley
Mandy Pitto
Henry Riker
Ray Garcia
Clint Anderson
John Flaska
Calvin Horn
John Simm
John Burroughs
Ed Mecherr
Juanita Pino O
Alberta Miller
Pino
Betty Doak
Clayton
Cecelia Cleveland
Ugh
Truth Or Consequences
Jebby Calvan
Carlsbad
Socorri Sandoval
Miller
Miss Pino
Block
Corporation
Tohny Block
Commission
Pickett
Luther Oldham
Joe Dominguez
Las Vegas
Dominguez
Basheer Hindi
Ed Mechem
Jack Redman
Albuquerque M. D
Joe Montoya
Congress
Junio Lopez
Tom Morris
Joe Sheen
Lincoln County
Repubs
New Mexico
State Personnel Board
Eastside
Fabian Chavez
Leo Murphy
Roswell
Mack Easley
Hobbs
Bob Castner
Fishermen and fast draw contest headline Taos River story
Conservation officer Carl Berghofer reports a busy month with fourteen cases chiefly littering and license violations in eastern Rio Arriba and Taos counties. A September fast draw contest in Lincoln, tied to statehood celebrations, features Bob Bickstun guiding the event with TV stars expected. Taos TV booster plans spark local commentary. Publisher Russ Metz urges residents to shop at home to keep money local, echoing Bath County concerns.
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Jim Colegrove
Carl Berghofer
Tom Holder
Berghofer
Carl
Rio Arriba
Taos County
Mat Dillon
New Mexico
Bob Bickstun
Central Park
Lincoln
Guns Magazine
William
Billy the Kid
Taos
Baton Range
Eric McCrossen
Russ Metz
Bath County News-Observer
Owingsville
Bath County
Metz
Mets
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Pojoaque
Santa Fe Indian School
Kirkhany
Salt Lake City
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Kaysville
Utah
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Patton
Germany
Army of Ocupation
University of Utah
Joan
Argus
Henry Wallace
Asheville
Atlanta Constitution
Unadilla (Ga
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