Navy P3A Orion Disaster Kills 14 Aboard
A US Navy P3A Orion on routine anti submarine patrol crashed 300 miles off Maryland, killing all 14 aboard including Lt. Cmdr. John R. Hart. Search planes found wreckage. no survivors. Coast Guard Absecon led rescue efforts as subs and ships continued bodies recovery.
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New York
UPS
Atlantic
Cmdr
John R. Hart
Fleet Airwing
Atlantic Fleet
Norfolk
Maryland
Navy Department
Washington
Navy
R. S. Eberhart
Huntington Beach
Calif
T. €. White
Ardmore
John Edward O'Conner, Jr
Fall River
Mass
J.b
B. W. Shepard
Caze- Bell
Milton
M. W. Gattliff
Berea
Ohio
J. Kahler
Canton
J. Galindo
San Angelo
Tex
G. A Sylve
LaPlace
D. S. Lester
Nokesville
D. B
Carp
Absecon
The
Corp
Naval Air Station
Patuxent River
Two B 52 Crewmen Die In New Mexico Crash
Four of six crewmen parachuted to safety after a B 52 bomber exploded at 34 000 feet and crashed in Mora Valley New Mexico. Lt Col Nicholas P Horn and Maj George J Szabo died while M Sgt Harvey J Dean and Lt Col Donald L Hayes were among those injured or missing with Hayes later found alive in a cabin.
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Mora
N. M
UPS
Strategic Air Command
New Mexico
Donald L. Hayes
Alta
Iowa
Air Force
Harvey J. Dean
Charleston
W. Va
George J. Szabo
Columbus
Ohio
Hays
Notc
Hayes
Sangre de Cristo Mountains
New Mexico Highway Department
Nicholas P. Horn 39
Boydtown
Lovington Chamber Banquet At High School Cafeteria
A large crowd is expected tonight for the Lovington Chamber of Commerce Banquet at 7 PM in the high school cafeteria. Advance tickets have surpassed 200 with more sold at the door anticipated to boost attendance beyond current sales.
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Lovington Chamber of Commerce
Jim Jackson
Lovington
C. L. Kay
Lubbock Christian College
Kay
Carl Crutchfield
Lea County
Lovington Lions Club
Jack Jackson
J. Harold Cates
First Methodist Church
R. L. (Pinky) Jones
Jim Jameson
Chamber of Commerce
Charlie Campbell
Cliff Yearwood
H.C. Parnell
Jack Danglade
Hobdy Gann
John Shearman
John Easley
John Campbell
J. C. Dotson
Winford Carlile
G. C. Hill
Lester Alston
US Charges de Gaulle Ignored Hard Reality on Market
The United States accused President de Gaulle of ignoring nuclear-age realities by blocking Britain's entry into the Common Market. State Department said the move was unfortunate but unlikely to derail Europe’s unity and NATO ties.
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United Press International Washington
UPI
United States
Charles de Gaulle
State Department
Dean Rusk
Lincoln White
de Gaulle
Washington
United
France
NATO
Brussels
Temperature Extremes Reported Yesterday
Yesterday saw a low of 26 below zero recorded at 3 am and a high of 74 degrees Fahrenheit reached by 2 pm. Extreme cold followed by a warm afternoon affected bahir weather patterns and daily activities.
McNamara outlines U S nuclear force and world risks
Defense Secretary McNamara told the House Armed Services Committee the United States fields about 650 bombers on 15 minute ground alert, over 209 Atlas Titan and Minuteman missiles on launchers, and 144 Polaris missiles in submarines ready to retaliate. He cited additional bomber strength, tied to Kennedy's $51 billion budget, and warned Russia and Red China remain deadly rivals while Cuba hosts about 17,000 Soviet personnel. He unveiled air assault divisions and noted Skybolt cancellation saved $2 billion.
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Washington
UPI
Robert S. McNamara
United States
Congress
Russia
China
McNamara
House
Armed Services Committee
U.S
Kennedy
Red China
Cuba
Viet Nam
Pentagon
Skybolt
Church Group Protests Aid For Schools
A Santa Fe and Albuquerque Catholic laymen group, mostly state officials, protested President Kennedy's federal aid to education plan. Twelve men said Kennedy’s program excludes parochial schools and urged inclusion of non public school children in federal aid.
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Santa FE
APS
Albuquerque
Mothers Collect 1000 Dollars in March Drive
The Mothers March of D was a huge success Tuesday evening with over two dollars collected per hour. Mrs. Roger Smith, chairman, thanks all who marched and the Rainbow Girls who aided and gave 25 dollars. Additional participants include Mrs. Bob Purcell Mrs. Otis Decker Mrs. W. W. Shipley Mrs. Roy Lee Warren Mrs. L. D. Phillips Mrs. Bill Matlock Mrs. O. R. Knight Mrs. Sam Morrow Mrs. Erby Roberts and Mrs. Lula Parks.
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Roger Smith
Rainbow Girls
Bob Purcell
Otis Decker
W. W. Shipley
Roy Lee Warren
L, D. Phillips
Bill Matlock
O. R. Knight
Sam Morrow
Erby Roberts
Lula Parks
New Mexico Legislature Tightens Liquor Rules Amid Tense Session
In its fourth week, the New Mexico Legislature advanced liquor regulation efforts while ejecting Frank Padilla, head of the state Retail Liquor Dealers Association, from chamber premises after he allegedly assaulted lawmakers. Four bills aim to curb liquor sales and licensing, including repealing the guaranteed minimum markup and ending hip pocket licenses, with debates over proximity to reservations and land grants.
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Washington
UPI
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
New Mexico
Congress
Anderson
Frank Padilla Jr
Santa FE
Senate
Frank Padilla
House
Bobby Mayfield
D-Dona Ann
Padilla
Stanley Brasher
D. Bernalillo
Foster Evans
Los Alamos
Fabina Chavez
Brasher
Austin Roberts
D- San Juan
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MuVvy Kane
Coast Guard
C.l.kay
Mora Valley Clinic
Nig Fall
Carson IncG’s
Joel M. Carson II
University of New Mexico
Earl Hartley
Tos
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Texas
Carson
Lovington High School
Joel M. Carson
W. Ave
Parkview School
Eral Nuclear Defense Force
U. S
Europe
Free World
R. B. Moore
Chamber
Fern J Jameson
Enid Witherspoon
Dick Rainwater
Bill Irwin
Doris Groves
Bob Kerby
Carl Carlston
Olen Eliott
Doug Mead
Jesse Combs
Reese Greaves
Ed Roberts
Malcolm Wright
Bob Walton
J. V. (Veach) Payne
Bob Tipps
Joe Witherspoon
Am Jim Jameson
Ceremonies
Norman G. Cornish
McNamara States Defense Capabilities
United Press International
Rep
Mayo T. Boucher
Valencia
Supreme and
District Court
Supreme Court
Paula White
Order of Rainbow For Girls
Mothers March of Dimes
John Ray Bishop
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