Academy Cadets Simulate Bomber Mission At Clovis
Air Force Academy cadets from the Sixth Cadet Squadron rode five B-36 bombers on a simulated bombing mission over the rail roundhouse in Clovis. Cadets studied crew roles and equipment while Lt Col Mellberg led the flight and reporters observed the training on the morning exercise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Force Academy
Clovis
Walker Air Force Bases
Jimmy Jay
Roswell
M. L. Jay
N. Heights
Artesia
Carlsbad
Carl L. Mellberg
Andrew C. Easterbrook
Mal
Carl H. Mellberg
Ralph Miller
Canyon
Texas
Ellers
Officials Seize On Cairo Rumor Of Suez Conference
Washington officials seized on Cairo rumors that Egypt would call a large international conference on operating the Suez Canal. They suspected Egypt might recognize rights of user nations in the waterway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Cairo
Egypt
Suez Canal
Nasser
Dulles
West
United States
Israel
Abba Eban
United Stats
Anderson Yarborough Campaign Swing Aids Montoya
Sen. Clint Anderson of New Mexico and Ralph Yarborough of Texas toured Roswell to boost Joe Montoya's bid for Congress. They met Democratic officials, appeared on TV, and urged New Mexicans to vote, highlighting Montoya's ties to Rayburn and Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Montoya
Congress
Clint Anderson
New Mexico
Ralph Yarborough
Texas
Roswell
Democratic Party
Nickson Hotel
Wafb Officers Club
Anderson
Montoya
Sam Rayburn
Lyndon Johnson
Tom Bolack
Albuquerque
Las Vegas
Clovis
Yarborough
Portales
Dick Pino
C. A. Pickett
Houston
Lyman Jones
Austin
Hobbs
Carlsbad
Washington, D.C
Ernest C.tucker
Woodrow Rodden
Jack Campbell
Bill Osborn
Sunday Parade Cancelled at NMMI
Lt. Gen. Hobart R. Gay cancelled the routine Sunday parade at the New Mexico Military Institute today in recognition of the Cadet Regiment’s work and esprit de corps after Thursday’s Government Inspection.
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Hobart R. Gay
NMMI
Upsurge in Court and Jail Activity Noted
Friday night into Saturday morning showed a mild rise in law and order activity with nine commitment cards filed at the sheriff's office and five police court blotter cases. Theft at Ameen's Clothing led to three justice court actions. several defendants faced fines and jail terms. A man aged 75 was arrested for drunk and disorderly conduct, and Flora Vista School was targeted by car prowlers during a carnival. An Ellis Whitney linked larceny case resulted in guilty pleas and recovery of valuables. Calhoun and McGee were bound over to district court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law and Order
Sheriff's Office
Ameen
N. Main St
Justice Court
Garland B. Hawkins
Kilgore St
Ft. Benning
Roger Klitzka
N. Superior St
Antigo
Wis
James Mahoney
Riverside Dr
Chicago
Leroy Carpenter
DWI
Eliver Sanchez
W. 10Th St
Charles H. Davis Jr
FMS
WAFB
Sheriff’s Office
ePolice
Flora Vista
E. Bland St
Richard Calhoun
Delmer McGee
Walker Air Force Base
Ellis Whitney
John Allen Phinney
Clarence E. Burch
Calhoun
McGee
Charlie Troublefield
Geologists Plan Field Trip to New Cave Sites
The Roswell Geological Society will field trip to inspect New Cave in Carlsbad Caverns National Park and Slaughter Canyon in the Guadalupe Mountains. The caravan departs from Carlsbad airport five miles south of Eddy County at 8 30 a m with Thomas Stipp as field trip committee chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell Geological Society
Carlsbad Caverns National Park
Slaughter Canyon
Guadalupe Mountains
Carlsbad
U. S. 62
Eddy County
Tom Stipp
Nelson to Attend Western Regional Education Conference
Conrad Nelson of Roswell will fly to San Francisco by Tuesday to attend a two day western regional conference on education beyond high school. President Eisenhower called for the meetings and Nelson will chair a study group for the State Educational Board of Finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan Nelson
Roswell
San Francisco
Eisenhower
Nelson
State Educational Board of Finance
Car Tipper Gets Notice From FBI
FBI agents said they arrested 51 year old Robert James Logan in Houston on a Feb 12 incident where he tipped a waitress with keys to a stolen car. Logan, a used car salesman, is held on a 3500 dollar bond and waived extradition. Logan is wanted in Washington for interstate transportation of stolen property.
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Houston
FBI
Robert James Logan
Ralph Fowler
Logan
George C. Burton
Washington
Tape Recording Made of New Mexico Child Clinic Panel
A tape of the semi annual meeting of the New Mexico Association of Retarded Children at Ingalls Memorial Home was made. About 70 parents teachers and professionals attended with speakers from Roswell Artesia Santa Fe and Albuquerque discussing diagnosis research programs education and counseling for retarded children. The recording can be borrowed by contacting Mrs Crutchfield and the Roswell unit is noted as a member unit of the state association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico Association For Retarded Children
Ingalls Memorial Home
Gail Barber
State Dept. of Education
Santa Fe
John Salazar
Albuquerque
Virginia Keehan
New Mexico
New Mexico Association of Retarded Children
William Y. Crutchfield
Roswell
Sorersey
Henry L. Wall
Artesia
Homer Reed
University of New Mexico
Patricia Simmons
State Dept. of ‘Education
Sta Fe
New Mexico A&m
Crutchfield
Max Niese
C. C. Buckner
Roswell Association For Exceptional Children
Homer L. Cress
Roland Raymond
Allen Ranft
American Legion Auxiliary
Dog Show Opens At Eastern New Mexico Fairgrounds
At the Eastern New Mexico State Fairgrounds a sanctioned AKC dog show runs today from 11 am to 5 pm with 30 breeds represented. Judges Mrs. Margie Kemm and H A Allen oversee the event as breeders and guests mingle at a Roswell dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margie Kemm
Las Cruces
New Mexico State Fairgrounds
Kemm
H. A. Allen
Holiday Inn
Roswell
Chamber of Commerce
Brad Watkins
Allen
Lubbock
Texas
Pecos Valley Kennel Club
NM Special Election Sees Montoya Bolack Face Off For Congress
New Mexico voters head to polls Tuesday to select a successor to the late U S Rep Antonio Fernandez. Democrat Joseph Montoya and Republican Tom Bolack compete in a quiet race with turnout predictions ranging from 60 000 to 100 000. Montoya emphasizes labor support and county gains while Bolack hopes a large turnout benefits his bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
New Mexico
U. S
Antonio M. Fernandez
Joseph M. Montoya
Tom Bolack
Farmington
Bolack
Fernandez
U.S. House of Representatives
Kansan
Montoya
Tony
Llewellyn
Five Year Old Dale Gray Wounded by Arrow Accident
Dale Wayne Gray, five, son of Sgt. W. L. Gray, was shot in the left eye by an arrow from eight year old Charlie Purcell, a neighbor. The boy was treated first at Walker Air Force Base hospital then transferred to St Marys Hospital for a specialist. The incident occurred yesterday afternoon near East Country Club Road.
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Dale Wayne Gray
W. L. Gray
Box 269
Rt. 1
St. Mary’s Hospital
Charlie Purcell
Walker Air Force Base Hospital
St. Mary’s
Gray
East Country Club Road
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