Courts and Press Clash Over Trial Secrecy Debate
The American Bar Association study group urges tighter ethics to bar disclosure before trials of defendants records confessions witnesses credibility and pleas. North Carolina police and judges spar over limits as Chief Justice Struemeyer warns that censorship threatens press freedom and trial fairness.
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American Bar Association
ABC
Sam Sheppart
North Carolina
Raleigh
Clery
Fred C. Strumeyer
Charles Bernstein
McAlister Praises Traditional Values At Lea County Farm Bureau Banquet
Portales leader Ben McAlister spoke briefly at Lea County Farm Bureau’s annual meeting, delivering a hard hitting off the cuff address that lauded traditional values amid an overflow audience after a banquet and talent program.
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Ben McAlister
Portales
Lea County Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
First Bomb Site Declared National Historic Landmark at Los Alamos
The Los Alamos site where the first atomic bomb was developed was dedicated as a national historic landmark. Gov. Jack Campbell and Dr. Norris Bradbury spoke as dignitaries, noting the site marks Oppenheimer's wartime work and that history will judge the bomb's legacy. A separate Farm Bureau comment criticized federal farm policy and inflation blamed on farmers.
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Los Alamos
Los Aalmos
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Jack Campbell
Norris E. Bradbury
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
Bradbury
Surveyor 1 Mooncraft Regains Signal After Silent Months
America's Surveyor 1, thought dead on the moon for nearly three months, began transmitting telemetry again from Canberra and Johannesburg tracking stations. Caltech JPL officials said two way radio lock was established and mass data queued, but signal quality later declined and scientists remained cautious about conducting experiments.
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Pasadena
Calif
UPI
America
Earth
Johannesburg
South Africa
Canberra
Caltech
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Surveyor
JPL
Buckeye Buzzard Sees Town Feels Risque Market Scene
A speaker describes a day in town buying provisions and seeking a magazine or two while noting discomfort at a sexually charged crowd and police presence. He reflects on growing up with Sunday school literature and farm magazines, feeling unprepared for such experiences.
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Farm Journal
Leeder
Bankruptcy petition filed against Campbell Grain and Milling Co
Involuntary bankruptcy petitions were filed in U S district court Albuquerque against Campbell Grain and Milling Company. The filing stems from unredeemed warehouse receipts totaling 10529 dollars held by Buddy and Arthur Taylor and George Bradford for 22154 dollars.
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U.S. District Court
Albuquerque
Campbell Grain and Milling Company
Albuquerque Journal
Lovington
the Journal
Buddy
Arthur Taylor
George Bradford
Taylors
Bradford
WNM Coeds Plead Guilty To Charges
Two Western New Mexico University coeds from Albuquerque pleaded guilty to letting themselves be served alcohol at a Silver City bar last May. The incident preceded a shooting at Ritch Hall where a student opened fire. a campus officer was struck in the arm. Judge Hodges deferred sentencing for three months. Terry K. Johnson of Albuquerque was later found guilty of aggravated battery and aggravated assault.
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Silvercity
UPI
Western New Mexico University
al McBride
Terry K. Johnson
Albuquerque
Lovington Forecast and Temperature Report
Lovington forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Monday with early morning cloudiness and higher winds. Temperatures show a high near 82 today and an overnight low around 54, with Friday's high at 78 and overnight low near 50. Precipitation totals for 1966 stand at 15.18 inches.
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Lovington
New Mexico Moves to Tighten Voting Conflict of Interest Rules
New Mexico lawmakers debate a broad conflict of interest law for state employees not in the executive branch. John Peke, a state official who runs the voting machine franchise, backs clear standards. U S Rep E S Johnny Walker and Sen Joseph Mondoya endorse the need for such a law as Gov elects a new term nears.
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Ture
Peke
John Peke
State Corporation Commission
U. S
E. S
Johnny Walker
D-N. M
Congress
Joseph Montoya
Albuquerque
California
Edmund
Pat) Brown
Chopper Crash Kills 11 Offshore Crew in Gulf of Mexico
In Morgan City Louisiana a Bell 204 Huey helicopter carrying 11 Shell Oil workers plummeted from about 300 feet after takeoff from a Gulf rig. Officials say the crash occurred as hurricane Inez threatened the area. The pilot and 10 crewmen were all killed.
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Morgan City
UPD
Inez
Gulf of Mexico
Erica
Viet Nam
Shell Oil Co
John Harris
First CC Luncheon Meeting Tuesday
The Chamber of Commerce will hold its first regular monthly luncheon at Pearl's this Tuesday at noon. Cliff Payne notes the directors approved these meetings to inform members on important matters. Each luncheon will last one hour and occur at the same venue.
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Chamber of Commerce
Pearl’s
Cliff Payne
Press
Chamber
Cheerleader Tryouts Set Tuesday At NMIC
Cheerleader try-outs at New Mexico Junior College will gather before the student body on Tuesday at 10 20 a m on the central mall west of the Administration Building. Six cheerleaders will be elected by written ballot to represent the college in student activities and athletic events. Names submitted were turned in to the physical office last week.
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New Mexico Junior College
Tues
Central Mall
Judy Hobbs
Jan Smith
Hobbs
Mary Beaner
Judy Session
Lovington
Ann
Mission Study To Begin Today
Mission study sessions start today with an orientation for participants. Leaders announce the program will cover core doctrines and practical guidance for daily living through scheduled meetings and discussions.
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Lovington School
James Pearce
Nicki Hale
Wilma Jean Church
Jeanie Ray
Marlene Powell
Tatum Band
John Bob
Ray Stearns
Mike Kidd
Ringo Smith
J. E. Meil
McAlister
New Mexico Farm and Livestock Bureau
California Institute of Technology
Buckeye Buzzard
WNM
Coeds
Payne
NMIC
L.E. Bullington
U.S
Syrel Kizer
West Washington
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