Soviet propose permanent UN peacekeeping force
The Soviet Union reversed itself and proposed a permanent United Nations peace keeping force in a four page memorandum to Japan. The move appears linked to Keremlin reaction to the Southeast Asia crisis. Moise Tshombe accepted a Kasavubu mandate to form a new Congo government and called for peace among rebels. A severe earthquake struck Mexico hitting tourists and residents across the country driving them into streets.
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United Press International
Tokyo
Soviet Union
United Nations
Keremlin
Southeast Asia
Leopoldville
Moise Tshombe
Kasavubu
Congo
Tshombe
Cyprus Parliaments Hear Call for Enosis by Gen. Grivas
Gen George Grivas urged union of Greece and Cyprus in a Famagusta speech and a forceful appearance in the Cypriot House of Representatives declaring there is only one solution: Enosis. In Saigon two terrorist bombings unsettled the city as police tightened security for U.S. Ambassador Maxwell D. Taylor's arrival.
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Nicosia
George Grivas
Greece
Cyprus
Enosis
Union and Greece
Famagusta
House of Representatives
Saigon
U. S
Maxwell D. Taylor
Heavy Quake Hits Mexico City
A powerful earthquake struck Mexico City and many smaller cities early Monday. The tremor caused blackouts and fires, with hundreds spending the night outdoors. The Red Cross reported no deaths and injuries were minor. Damage recalled the 1957 quake in which 56 died.
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Mexico City
UPID
Mexico
Red Cross
Six Appear in District Court Here
District Judge Kermit Nash presided over Lovington proceedings Monday with six people in court. Richard Earl Williams 13 and Michael Rhea 15 of Hobbs were sent to Springer State School for Boys for burglary and receiving stolen goods respectively. Goldie Lorene Breashears 40 of Hobbs pled not guilty to two counts of aggravated assault with bond set at 2500. John Barbee 23 Carlsbad and Samuel Waldrop 21 Hobbs faced contempt charges, each receiving 90 days with credit for time served. A B Fields 33 Lovington pled guilty to larceny and was released to his attorney pending record check.
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Kermit Nash
Lovington
Richard Earl Williams
Michael Rhea
Hobbs
Springer
Williams
Rhea
Goldie Lorene Breashears
John Barbee
Carlsbad
Samuel Waldrop
A. B. Fields
Scranton Gets Eisenhower Nod for Nomination
Gov. William Scranton says Dr. Milton Eisenhower will nominate him at the Republican National Convention in San Francisco. Eisenhower remains neutral but encouraged Scranton in a 20 minute talk and Scranton plans whistle stop Illinois tour before platform committee appearance.
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Fred Mohn
United Press International Chicago
UPI
Willliam W. Scranton
Milton Ss. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Scranton
Gen
Pennsylvania
Gen. Eisenhower
Dr. Eisenhower
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
San Francisco
Barry M. Goldwater
Gettysburg
Maryland
GOP
Illinois
Scranton urges GOP to condemn John Birch Society by name
Pennsylvania Governor Scranton asks the Republican Platform Committee to condemn extremists on both sides and explicitly name the John Birch Society. He argues the party should back civil rights laws, while opposing Goldwater’s stance and urging stronger state and local reforms.
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Norman Runnion
United Press International
San Francisco
UPI
Pennsylvania
William Ww. Scranton
Republican Party
John Birch Society
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Goldwater
Scranton
GOP
Laird
Supreme Court
Senate
Fair Employment Practices Commission
Arizona
Robert W. Welch
King Praises Alabama Acceptance Of Civil Rights Law
UPI report from Selma and nearby towns describes sit-ins at white eateries, mass demonstrations, and arrests as Dr. King commends Alabama for complying with the new civil rights law. Police arrest 50 demonstrators and six whites for concealed weapons in Selma. Sheriff Clark presents clubs and a leaded billy club in the seized car. King cautions of possible episodes in Selma and Tuscaloosa. In Tucumcari a tiny Caprock Telephone Association plans a nine-user line linking to Mountain States system at an estimated $5,000 versus Mountain States’ $76,000 survey estimate.
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Donald A. Davis
United Press International
Selma, Ala
UPI
Martin Luether King Jr
Alabama
King
Birmingham
Selma
Tuscaloosa
Jim Clark
Clark
Tucumcari
UPS
New Mexico
Caprock
Mountain States Telephone Co
Elvin Hutchens
Mountai States
Mountain States
Referendum petitions for NM pre primary convention turn in
The New Mexico Young Republicans submitted petitions on time for a November referendum on the pre primary nomination convention. Total signatures reach 24 713, covering 23 of 32 counties with Mora outstanding. Democratic groups aided the effort in a bipartisan drive led from Albuquerque.
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Santa FE
Secretary of
Alberta Miller
New Mexico
Dona Ana
Grant
Guadalupe
Harding
Hidalgo
Lincoln
Luna
McKinley
Otero
Quay
Roosevelt
Sandoval
Sierra
Socorro
Torrance
Union
Valencia
U.S. Seeks Buyer for Marlin Bank Assets Including House
FDIC chief Joseph W. Barr announced the sale of assets from the defunct First National Bank of Marlin Texas. Among items is a mortgage on a house of ill repute. location kept undisclosed though not in Marlin. Barr said he preferred not to hold on to the closed bank assets.
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Marlin
Hobbs Robbers Sent Back From Mexico For Trial
Hobbs-Lea deputies head for El Paso to collect Rex Hackbarth 25 and Don Letterman 28 for assault and robbery at a Hobbs service station on June 28. They allegedly beat John McCall, stole about 140 dollars, and waived extradition. McCall is hospitalized with a fractured skull.
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Hobbs
Lea County
el Paso
Mexico
Rex Hackbarth
Don Letterman
Juarez
John McCall
Hackbrath
Letterman
U.S
Boy Found In Rugged Raton Mountain Area
A three year old boy missing since Sunday from his grandparents ranch in Albuquerque area was found Monday in a deep canyon near Raton. National guardsmen, horsemen and hikers aided the search. Delbert Hibbart rescued the boy who rode back with his father.
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Raton
Scott Berry
Kenneth Berry
Albuquerque
C. O. Neal Smith
Mounted Patrol
Delbert Hibbart
Scott
Jim Roper
Secretary turns to hatpin after deadly switchblade arrest
Arlene Del Fava, 27, explains she carried a three inch blade switchblade for protection after Kitty Genovese murder. She says she used a hatpin now instead. Sailor Harold Model, 20, was charged with attempted rape and felonious assault after confessing. Del Fava was arraigned for Sullivan Law violation and paroled for a July hearing.
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United Press International
New York
UPD
Arlene del Fava
Miss del Fava
New York City
Kitty Genovese
Harold Model
Elmhurst Hospital
del Fava
New York University
Thomas Fitzpatrick
Weather Outlook: Warm with Mostly Fair Skies
Occasional cloudiness in the afternoon and evening with mostly fair conditions through Tuesday night. Temps remain steady with a high near 98 and a low around 70 Tuesday night.
NAACP Leaders Begin Civil Rights Tour in Mississippi
A 12 car NAACP delegation starts a Mississippi tour to probe racial tensions and test the civil rights law. In Jackson they stayed at previously segregated hotels, visited Canton, and planned talks in Philadelphia about the missing workers and alleged law enforcement breakdown.
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Leon Daniel
United Press International
Philadelphia
Miss
UPI
Mississippi
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Jackson
Canton
Neshoba County
Lawrence Rainey
National Board
The
NAACP
H. Claude Hudson
Los Angeles
Civis
Mickey Schwer
Former Local Teacher Dies in Pearce Arizona
Mrs. Dick King 45 of Pearce Arizona a former Roswell and Lovington teacher died at home. Funeral 9 this morning West Lawn Chapel Wilcox with graveside 10 am Thursday at South Park Cemetery Roswell. Survives husband parents two brothers and a niece.
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Dick King
Pearce
Arizona
Roswell
Lovington
West Lawn Chapel
Wilcox
South Park Cemetery
Ballard Funeral Home
Bobbie Anderson
Llano School
Dezter School
King
Highland University
Walter
Prairieview
Reg Anderson
Roland Anderson
Colorado Springs
Colo
O. B. Berry
Dexter
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Bernalillo
Catron
Chaves
Colfax
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de Ba
Old Mexico
Boy
Raton Mountain
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Hoodlum
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Brooklyn
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James Chaney
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Goodman
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