Quirks in the News Roundup from UPI Dispatches
A New Hampshire committee defeated a 100000 plan to hire a rainmaker as unlikely to succeed. Foxes raided a kitchen at the Royal Counties Show and stole 70 pounds of steak for staff meals in England. Ian Gilchrist faced a deposit hurdle after listing thief as his occupation to obtain a phone. Rutland reports two guards per inmate as reform facility runs below capacity with five prisoners and ten staff. Derek Allen designs steel dresses weighing four pounds each for Sheffield art festival.
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Kingsclerk
England
UPI
Royal Counties
London
Ian Gilchrist
Gilchrist
Rutland
Sheffield
Derek Allen
Temperatures Rise to 90 At 3 P.M and Dip to 63 At 4 A.M
Temperatures reached a high near 90 degrees by mid afternoon and cooled to about 63 degrees by early morning. The interval noted shows a warm day followed by a cool night with light winds and clear skies.
Weather Outlook For Carlsbad Lovington Tucumcari And Clovis
Partly cloudy today and Thursday with a chance of thunder showers and gusty winds in late afternoons and evenings. Rain probability 30 percent with possible totals around one tenth of an inch on both days. Temperatures range from the 60s to the 70s across Carlsbad Lovington Tucumcari Clovis and Las Vegas.
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Carlsbad
Lovington
Tucum
Cari
Clovis
Las Vegas
Tucumcari
Cigvis
Campbell asks Johnson to declare NM flood disaster areas
Santa Fe reports Gov. Jack M. Campbell will ask President Johnson to declare Colfax Mora Lincoln and northern San Miguel counties in New Mexico as disaster areas due to flooding. His request aims to unlock federal aid and relief measures for affected communities.
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Santa FE
UPD
Jack M. Campbell
Lyndon B. Johnson
Colfax
Mora
Lincoln
San Miguel
Deep in North Viet Nam Navy planes raid Moc Chau base
U S Navy jets carried out two sudden raids on the Moc Chau army barracks 80 miles southwest of Hanoi. Ground forces and air units fatally wounded over 200 Viet Cong as 52 sorties were flown. A second wave delivered 17 tons of hazardous devices with direct hits on multiple buildings.
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Ray F. Herndon
United Press International
Saigon
UPN
U.S. Navy
Viet Nam
Moc Chau
Hanoi
U.S
South
South Viet Nam
Red China
Pil
Dong Xoai
Thua Thien
North
da Nang
Rash of Accidents Reported in Lovington Tuesday
Lovington police logged a series of crashes around the city. At 8 40 a m a 1960 Cadillac driven by Bonnie Dale Haddock struck a 1965 Ford, causing about 50 dollars damage to the Cadillac and 125 dollars to the Ford. No injuries or citations. At 6 05 p m a 1961 Corvair driven by Mrs Annie Lee Martin hit a 1959 Ford, causing about 125 dollars damage to the Ford and 50 to the Corvair. At 5 40 p m a 1955 Ford driven by Maria Irene Turrubiates was struck by a 1960 Ford driven by Josefa Hernandez, causing 100 dollars damage. Turrubiates cited for no license and Hernandez for failure to yield.
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Lovington
Bonnie Dale Haddock
West Ave. I
Ford
Henry C. Westmoreland
Dallas
North Main
Cadillac
Main
Ave
Annie Lee Martin
West Ave E
Donald Henry Taylor
la Mesa
California
Taylor
Maria Irene Turrubiates
Josefa Hernandez
Turrubiates
Eddy
Hernandez
Newspaper Delivery Hotline Notice
A delivery notice urges readers to call 6 2844 if they have not received a weekday paper by 7 00 PM or a Sunday paper by 8 00 AM The message reiterates no calls after the specified times and includes an additional 6 2844 line before 9 00 AM with similar instructions.
Alabama AG Declares War On Ku Klux Klan
Alabama Attorney General Richmond Flowers announced a full investigation into the Ku Klux Klan calling its members hooded killers dedicated to civil disorder. He vowed murder charges against three Klansmen tied to the 1965 voting rights march killing of Viola Gregg Luizzo and noted plans for a new trial date for Collie Wilkins in Hayneville.
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Alabama AG
Ku Klux Klan
United Press International
Alabama
Richmond Flowers
Montgomery
Klan
Timated
Flowers
George Wallace
Viola Gregg Luizzo
Detroit
Selma
Montegomery
Petit
T. Worth Thaggard
Hayneville
Collie Leroy Wilkins
Floods threaten Great Bend as Arkansas River tops levees
Arkansas River near Great Bend Kansas rises to 14.4 feet amid the worst flood in modern history. National Guardsmen and volunteers race to raise dikes as up to 20 000 people evacuate in a three state area. Officials say water remains outside the city but both upstream levees are stressed.
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Great Bend
Kan
UPI
Arkansas River
Kansas
National
AMA declines endorsement of Surgeon General report on smoking
The AMA House of Delegates rejected endorsing Dr Luther L Terry's 1964 smoking report while noting its own study into cigarette health effects. The convention also backed a warning label bill for cigarette packs and rejected direct membership for nonwhite doctors. A council vote on doctors' conduct toward possible Medicare law was anticipated.
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New York
UPI
American Medical Association
AMA
House of Delegates
Association
Oregon
Luther L. Terry
Surgeon General
Washington
House
Senate
Council of Delegates
Lovington Voters Limit City Hall Hours and Phone Plan
Lovington City Commission votes to close City Hall on Saturdays and pass an ordinance enabling General Telephone to install coin phones on city property for 25 years. Six percent of phone revenue to the city. Also discusses Carlsbad Las Cruces highway resolution, tabled for later discussion.
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Lovington
Shelley
General Telephone
Carlsbad City
Norton To Speak On Gun Bill In Santa Fe Meet
Lovington attorney Merle Norton is slated as the featured speaker at a Santa Fe Wildlife and Conservation Association meeting. He will argue that the firearms bill now before Congress is a move to disarm the nation. The event starts at 7 30 p.m. in the land office building.
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Santa FE
UPI
Lovingeton
Merle Norton
Santa Fe Wildlife and Conservation Association
Norton
U.S
Jim Snead
National Rifle Association
Guard Joins Search For Raton Man
A UPI report says a State Police plane and 40 Army National Guardsmen join 150 searchers for T.M. Maul din of Raton missing since last Thursday's Northeastern New Mexico floods. A body found near Crow Creek is A. H. Lockhart of Raton.
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Henry C. Stockton
Crow Creek
U.S. 85
Maxwell
Lockhart
New Mexico
Hondo
Hondo Valeley of South-Central New Mexueco
Mauredin
Las Vegas
Mauldin
Maxwell Bar
Afro-Asian Summit Hangs on Ben Bella Crisis in Algiers
Demonstrations by Ben Bella supporters and opposition from moderate countries threaten the Afro-Asian summit opening in Algiers. Boumedienne’s coup already upends plans as foreign ministers weigh postponement while many invited leaders face uncertainty and possible nonattendance.
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Joseph W. Grigg
United Press International
Algiers
UPI
Ahmed Ben Bella
Erownig
Invita
Col. Houari Boumedienne
Ben Bella
Beirut
Lebanon
Morris Collapses On House Floor Rushed To Bethesda Hospital
Congressman Thomas G. Morris of New Mexico suffered tachycardia while in the House and was taken to Bethesda Naval Hospital. The 43 year old said he was very tired after weeks of long hours and would be out for several days. His mother in law said he had never had such an attack before and urged rest before returning home.
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Washington
UPI
Thomas G. Morris
D-N.m
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Morris
House of Representatives
New Mexico
Congress
Tucumcari
N.M
Ethelwyne Stevens
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