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   Las Cruces Sun-News (Newspaper) - November 6, 1966, Las Cruces, New Mexico                               Noire Dame 40 14 Vanderhill 16 UCLA 12 Penn Stale 37 Kansas State Young 53 Texas Western 26 Baylor 17 14 Michigan Si 56 Iowa 18 Harvard 9 Navy 21 LSU 31 Rice 24 Kansas 21 Texas A M State 45 New Mexico 6 OUR HOME TOWN When you pull hat voting chine lever Tuesday you're making sure of to complain All Systems Are Go In Las Cruces FARMER Ml MO NEW THE WEATHER LAS CRUCES Portly cloudy Sunday and Monday isolated afternoon showers Breezy Sunday tly and cooler Monday after- noon High Sunday 74 low day night 40 Sunrise set All Are Go In Las Cruces Vol 187 ASSOCIATED PRESS LEASED WIRE LAS CHUCKS NEW MEXICO SUNDAY MORNING NOVEMBER 6 1966 AP WIREPHOTO 40 lOc Young Jailed As Top Suspect By EU WHITE Staff A Las with n lengthy criminal record jailed Friday afternoon a tree plantin Apodaca Park complaint of armed robbery in connection with the theft of Tree Planting At Park Honors Florence Erwin Arbor Day 1966 was ob- served Saturday with Florence Erwin Day as youth groups from half a dozen organizations representing hundreds of the city's young people took part in ceremony at Check Clinic Again Slated The strong interest shown in the Farmers and Merchants Fewer GIs May Be Sent To Viet Nam JOHNSON CITY Tex AP Secretary of Defense Robert S McNamara told President Johnson Saturday fewer cans would be sent vo fight in Viet Nam next year and draft calls might be cut in half McNamara based liis -ic report in a military situation le said had been stabilized and dramatically improved Slow Build-Up McNamara said die United would slow its troop i tween and from the Snappy Drive In grocery day night City detectives said that En- rique M Acosta 20 of 712 E Texas who has at least six other arrests noted on his local police record was jailed in lieu of 000 bond He pleaded not guilty to the and requested a court appointed attorney a n d preliminary hearing kicked in Lineup Dct Lt E M the arrest warrant and build-up curtail bomb no sharp increases in air raids on Com NMSU dean of agriculture acted as master of ceremonies for the brief recognition concluding the morning's ties He commented that the day should he the beginning of con- activities in lion activities Mrs Erwin and her husband William were given recognition for their efforts in 11 wants to be an electrical neer and who performed a hula dance before a national televis- ion audience Saturday night was crowned Miss Teenage America of Enters Herself for Ink it question of a wartime I Sandy is from lor uns at 7.30 p.m and entered herself in the in the Community f Johnson's LBJ Ranch contest to be selected Phillip Bank annual Bad Check Clinic North Viet Nam held recently has decided bank j His hopeful officials to sponsor another jits Possible bearing on the who Also introduced were Rcom of the bank's Mesilla j And it Park branch Same Program The program will be Ihc same as thai conducted for the last clinic More than GO area attended the last came in the waning days of state and congressional election of shaped by issues of war and Ihc economy McNamara tempered his mistic words with this note l 10 that ue to face a to eliminate lure from police mug shots and j ber from a lineup The robbery occurred minutes 10 Tuesday when a young man entered the small grocery and walked directly to the service counter When Sec Page 2 Col 4 Heads Unit Of Teachers Dr Charles chairman of Uie Foreign Language De- at New Mexico State University was named man of the Southwest cil of Foreign Language ers Convention which concluded its third annual gathering day at El Paso Convention at NMSU The 1967 convention will be held at New Mexico State This year's theme was Bi Crawford Mrs D Com- k and Mrs C Sec Page 2 Col 3 Science Grant Dr Walter Lwowski research professor of chemistry at New Mexico Stale University li a s been awarded a research grant by the chemistry section of the National Science tion Organic Reaction Doctor Lwowski was awarded the grant for 24 months to con- bis research in Reactions of a study of janic reaction mechanisms In the research he and several doctoral students and post-doc toral fellows at NMSU are And to fight that enemy lie indicated more 11 cans will be sent to Viet Nam who from Discussions will be led by of before the current year is Uie New Mexico State ty's Police Science Department 2 Col 3 Herbert F Greathouse Federal Bureau of Investigation agent Acting Police Chief Ben Dial Ally Williams Jr Arthur BUke Secret vice agent and Un- derwood vice president and cashier of Farmers and ants Bank Underwood also is in charge of the Two Films Slated Two Shall Not Pass and Proper Methods of Handling will be shown Several instructive will be distributed to those attending Mesilla Park Man Cleared In Tax Case Trap Built Around Gong SAIGON South Viol Nam AP U.S infantrymen possibly of them built a trap around a large force Viet Cong in thick jungle and horny vines in the battle for Tay Province Saturday and heat back half a dozen Red Counterattacks with murderous We arc hurling the Viet ALBUQUERQUE u am A Buchanan a ing to find out how certain I Mesilla Park farmer was found Tho e chemical reactions from theory Saturday by a U.S listed as 97 but officers said one U.S operations chief We have them boxed in and they arc trying to break out Death Toll 37 It was the third day of pitched near the city of Ta -15 miles northwest of jon and near the Cambodian border Vows To Go Back DETROIT AP James II Meredith vowed Friday lo go back to Mississippi to for civil rights and lead a Negro voter registration drive It was held at Doctor Lwowski has w o r k e d Uriel Court jury and cleared of i said the continuing swirl of the i Inn in the Texas city j with the study for the past six In addition to Doctor Stubing years representatives from several Las Cruces elementary schools and all junior high and high schools attended the a y event More than 500 foreign aue teachers from throughout the Yale staff he worked for a Hie Southwest as well as from at with Rhode Island Washington Nobel Prize Winner Robert B Ohio Illinois Iowa F 1 o r i d a in chloro- and Michigan took part in the research activities Doctor Lwowski holds both a Area Instructors and a Doctor Dr Edgar of N c w jof Natural Sciences degree from Mexico State was in charge of j Heidelberg University the exhibits which included many where he was also a staff See Page 2 Col 8 i member for two years charges of income tax evasion j The verdict was an hours after U.S With Nobel Winner A native of Germany Doctor Lwowski came to NMSU 1 a s t Judge II P a y n c July from Yale University were I sent the case lo he jury at he had been an assistant since Before joining Cruces Schools Will Observe Open House Both Sides Optimistic In Outlook a She is the only child of Mr and Mrs ert Norman Her crown ts worth about ooo in all First alternate was Donna Battista 1 brunette pianist from Philadelphia Pa and the tallest of the candidates at 5 feel and seven inches Second alternate was Carol Camenga IB a blond Syracuse she gets 000 scholarship Gets Scholarship Third alternate one of the favorites of contestants was Susan Huskisson ifi of Tenu She pels n scholarship plans to law wants lo he a Judge Miss Roberts gets a scholarship a anteed in personal and other prizes By Staff The chance of some close cal contests and t tendency to blame the present tion for various national ills pear lo bu the main in- for the eral to be held day Two men watching carefully are Hill chairman and Dr John C Mellon We feel v IV smi h Hill But h e w I n n I n m Senator probate did concede there could close races in the Staler Semite The fot this be explained is that his is he first time the candidates been running by district and some of the have concentrations if As for the which Iho Hill frels the Democratic candidate is well ahead of his Republican See Col 7 MISS TEENAGE AMERICA Sandra Leo Roberts 17 Calif was judges choice the crown Miss America for in Saturday night Sandra to her career in electrical engineering at Stanford University She won out over 64 contestants AP Vote To Draw Hearing Set On Gas Pact The hearing to the ami sewage contract be- ween he City of kris Cruces mil New Mexico Stale Uni- still is set for 7 p.m in the main court room Monday Meeting Set City Attorney Julm M William IM the New Mexico Stato Hoard ol are to meet M o n d a y tn lit matter George L crated by con- races ation expressed llc enemy toll would rise Viet Cong casualties in their Of Uncertainty Engulf Fading Campaign of he justice of the system and I he bond issue for slate universities The justice of Hi amendment authorizes th Legislature to l: million Polling ill old Mi- 1 allies 1C New Mexico Slate bni 10 a system of salaried al judges to replace the present liF University Fire system Those l h S c h o o I amendment signs il will sway many votes time for governor or senator one way or the other Rhodes Wii the peace say the proposed lem would lie more costly and the present setup bt cor- through The might do claims reform would not lie enough and he system would i be more concerned with tli of justice ills prr fur City JMS Dick hoanl Friday ut See Page 2 Col 5 Taxpayer Group Says Bond Cost To Be Lower uncertainly Backlash O if tho Nati g of yesteryear n five or six more gov lists and Rhodes as big j visitors in the hall winners It labs Percy Republican most likely to ount a from Hie U.S Senate Hum property own paying his year The GOP can count on gains whether in one or both branches of home operations grizzled veteran rooms and call upon the professional staff for explanations of the tional program In addition to visitation a number of schools have planned special programs for parents others are ative exhibits and bulletin boards explaining their grams Elementary will hold a covered d i s h supper at p.m day November fl Coulee mentary has planned a Day program at Albuquerque Guests Special will be made by the Las Cruces Association of American Week its but not on a votes ular monthly meeting al sweep of the state tli sympathy In any event no major apparently is in front in a p.m Thursday November 10 single issue stands out as a cnl upheaval of nationwide tough in he Cruces High School study hall Guests will be t w o officers from he Albuquerque Classroom Teachers ation Irwin Nolan and Jim ors who will speak on Uni- of State Educational Harry B Foltz president is iii charge pivotal one on which the j proportions is in sight for Gov fi Brown lion outcome will bo decided As campaign finale no throwing There are plenty of other at- races loo for governor in Alabama Ar- kansas Georgia Maryland and A per cent increase in of New The Club has been liy race with will In held al 7 p.m stale Board ol is he case in lout of Uie ins on a so elections purely local issues ire likely to bo decisive in many aces The war in Viet Nam seems lo be the greatest concern of most Americans in the autumn of massive as lo endanger cratic majorities in the Senate House or governors mansions In fact he Tuesday results might turn tn be notable largely for omens for 1968 because inure are fii a cake Mexi high lor nt he University of These development Mexico will be the speaker today In a id says bonds be- t this eost of be only i per the study fnr 76 I'D cent by tin New Mexico nno will op Hio speaker tod today in a finul New York for And Ladles in: invited of support Issued by Donald A hy tlu New Senate contests in stales as dinner service per Hank Kd Tennessee ami i person J will start promptly ut 7 former be president of See 2 Col 5   

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