Security questioned over deportation tied to prominent figures
West Germany beauty deportation case sparks Senate Rules Committee inquiry into Baker's deals and possible security violations. Rep H R Gross calls for FBI-backed details as Bonn cites security risk due to lavish Washington lifestyle. Husband, a German logistics sergeant, seeks divorce. Embassy notes no Communist contacts. Williams denies ties to the woman's case or notes for committee.
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William Theis
United Press International
Washington
UPD
H. R. Gross
West Germany
Senate Rules Committee
Bonn
Defense Ministry
Husband
Germany
Murphy Gets Consolidation Green Light
State Welfare Director Leo Murphy won approval from the Welfare Board to consolidate functions and create district welfare offices. Ten district directors will oversee county departments, integrating family services and child welfare programs for better efficiency. Dr. Frank Nordstrom opposed, warning about a drift toward general practitioners among specialists. Eight directors already chosen will join after January 1 for two weeks of training.
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Santa FE
UPS
Leo Murphy
State Welfare Board
Cone Solidary
Department
Murphy
Frank Nordstrom
Farmington
Public Assistance
Steel Head Calls Taxes Heavy Load on Economy
UPI reports Leslie B. Worth, president of U.S. Steel, told the IPAA opening session that federal taxes are a ponderous drag on the nation causing economic woes and unemployment. He urged tax reform and reductions tied to trimming government expenditures.
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Dallas
UPI
Leslie B. Worth
U.S. Steel
Worthington
Independent Petroleum Association of America
IPAA
U. S
NASA reshuffles top officials amid moon program criticism
In Washington NASA announced a reorganization of offices in the manned spaceflight program. George M. Low and Walter C. Williams were named to top posts as Congress critics press for changes. Webb noted the Apollo project faces a brake as well as a throttle amid renewed debate over rushing to the moon. Rep. James D. Weaver warned the US risks a space race and possible security threats if misaligned with national needs.
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Joseph L. Myler
United Press International
Washington
UPID
Federal Space Agency
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
George M. Low
Austria
George E. Mueller
Walter C. Williams
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Russia
U.S
James E. Webb
Khrushchev
House Space Committee
James D. Weaver
Pennsylvania
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Weaver
Webb
Trans-Texas Starts Service to West Texas and New Mexico
Trans-Texas Airways inaugurated ten new flights Sunday to Am arillo Lubbock and Big Spring in Texas and Albuquerque Santa Fe and Clovis in New Mexico. The schedule expansion is the second phase of a five step expansion approved by the Civil Aeronautics Board.
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Dallas
APSD
Trans-Texas Airways
West Texas
New Mexico
Civil Aeronautics Board
Trans-Texas
Amarillo
Lubbock
Big Spring
Texas
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Clovis
N.M
Morse Criticizes Foreign Aid Bill in Senate Debate
Senator Wayne Morse of Oregon attacked the 4.2 billion foreign aid bill on the Senate floor and urged up to three weeks to rewrite it. Chairman J William Fulbright defended the measure while acknowledging program shortcomings and calling for a thorough reassessment of U S foreign policy.
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Washington
UPI
Waynel
Morse
D-Ore
Senate
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fulbright
Police Find Missing Finger Restored By Doctors
In Las Vegas New Mexico two officers found a finger torn from 13 year old Gomezin de Roybal while he jumped from a dugout roof. The finger was saved and reattached by Dr H M Mortimer at St Anthony’s Hospital. The boy’s chances for normal finger use were described as reasonable.
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Las Vegas
UPID
Ang
N.M
Gomezin de Roybal
Las Vegas Robertson High School
Roybal
Kimbrell and
Montoya
La Joya School Supt. T. C. Jaramillo Faces Charges
Santa Fe reports State Finance Director John Gott asked the Attorney General to file criminal charges against former La Joya School Superintendent T. C. Jaramillo over alleged misconduct connected with the district.
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Santa FE
John Gott
la Joya
T. C. Jaramillo
Five Lovington Residents Injured In Auto Crash
Five Lovington residents hospitalized Saturday evening after an automobile accident show improving condition. William Jake Ply is observing well, wife Beulah Ply fair with fractures, Alma Bishop fair with fractures, W. B. Loffland head injury improving with a leg fracture, Oleen Humphries cuts and chest injury reported as real good.
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Lovington
William Jake Ply
Beulah Stella Ply
Oleen Humphries
Gene's Save Way Expands with New Lovington Store
Gene Graham owner of Gene's Save Way at 317 N Main St announces a second supermarket at Ave F and First St in the former Tooties Cashway building. The remodeled store will open Wednesday morning with over 5 000 items and a formal grand opening to follow. Graham notes the Lovington trade will benefit from two locations after one successful store.
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Gene Graham
Gene’s Save Wa
W. Ave
Graham
N. Main St
Gene’s Save Way
Ave. F
First Street
Tooties
Cashway
Lovington
Seminole
Oldest Western Hemisphere wreck could be raised
Smithsonian historians believe a Bermuda discovered hulk off Bermuda may be the earliest identifiable shipwreck in the New World dating to 1565. The Spanish treasure galleon lies in 25 feet of water, intact except weathering, with coins suggesting 1565 origin and potential for a future salvage and archival trace.
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Smithsonian Institution
Hemisphere
America
Smithsonian
Bermuda
Mendel L. Peterson
Armed Forces
The
Peterson
Spain
New World
Employee Testimony Highlights La Joya Audit Gaps
A state auditor's employee testified in Santa Fe that earlier audits of La Joya schools should have flagged errors in the books. Max Sanchez said exceptions to state law found in the latest review should have been detected by prior auditors. He noted travel payments to former Supt. T C Jaramillo appeared regular but vague, under cross examination.
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Gott
la Joya
Santa Fe
New Mexico Small School Independent Association
Jaramillo
Alex Armijo
Board of Accountancy
Max Sanchez
Socorro County
New Mexico Education Association
Donnelly
Standley
UPD
State Auditor’s Office
The
la Joya Schools
Sanchez
Supt. T. C. Jaramillo
Lions Carnival Opens Wednesday in Lovington
The Lovington Lions Club Carnival starts at 6 00 PM Wednesday and Thursday in the Lea County Fair Building with cake walks bingo game booths a concession trailer and four rides. Proceeds aid sight conservation. Rides include two kiddy rides a miniature Ferris wheel and two teen age rides inside and outside the building. Lions Club President Truman Haldiman says the event aims to keep children out of mischief while enjoying Halloween.
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Lovington
Truman Haldiman
Lions Club
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