Security pledge complicates Canada US information sharing
Washington officials said withholding sensitive Canadian supplied data from Congress may be difficult. Ambassador Heeney delivered Canada’s demand to Undersecretary Herter, seeking a pledge that future U S disclosures on matters like subversion require Ottawa’s consent. The move follows Canada’s anger over Ambassador Norman's death in Cairo and Ottawa’s Parliament statements about protecting citizens.
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Washington
Congressional
Canada
Christian Herter
A. D. P. Heeney
United States
Congress
Cairo
E. H. Norman
Norman
Senate
Internal Security
Ottawa
Lester B. Pearson
Heeney
Subcommittee
See
Larceny Cases and DWI Set in District and Justice Courts
District and justice courts hear two pending larceny cases involving airmen and a DWI arrest not yet to court. Harold Harms of 6th FMS, WAFB, pleads guilty to petit larceny, gets 45 days and restitution for a Boellner’s Jewelry display window theft. Fire units respond to a trash truck fire at 912 E Second St.
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Law and Order
Justice Court
Virgil K. Denny
Denny
McGaffey and
Union
A. H. Lewis
Big Apple Road
Harold Harms
6Th
FMS
WAFB
Boellner
N. Main St
Harms
George E. Daniels
Gene Fisher
Big Mo
E. Second St
SBA to Open New Mexico Office in Albuquerque
The federal Small Business Administration will open an Albuquerque office within 60 days to assist New Mexico firms. Gov Mechem announced regional director Harold Smethius expects SBA lending about 20 million dollars this year and notes help with government contract procurement.
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Santa FE
Federal Small Business Administration
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Edwin L. Mechem
Harold Smethius
SBA
Denver
New Albuquerque
Mechem
Property Owners Permission Needed To Run Soap Derby
Roswell eyes a July 4 soap box derby on North Main from 10th to 13th pending property owner consent. Derby director Joe Darnell updated the city council on traffic control, highway department hurdles, and possible Boy Scout and national guard support.
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Roswell
North Main
Joe Darnell
Derby
Darnell
National Guard
Tom Mann
Highway Department
Mann
Union Avenue
Ernest C. Tucker
Nine More Entries for Soap Box Derby Announced
Nine new contestants are named for the July 4 Soap Box Derby including five from Artesia and one from Loco Hills. Entries list Roswell youths Paul Espinosa Danny Board and J Bigham Knight plus Artesia riders Doyle Smith Jimmy Naylor Courtney Gwynne Bill Thomas Jim Woodlee Jimmy Goodwin.
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Artesia
Loco Hills
Joe Darnell
Darnell
Roswell
Paul Espinosa
S. Mulberry St
Shamas Food Stores
Danny Board
E” St
WAFB
W. Sixth St
Walt Renfro Gulf
Doyle Smith
Ray St
Artesia Investment Co
Jimmy Naylor
Irby Drug
Courtney Gwynne
Bunyan St
Artesia Body Works
Bill Thomas
South 20Th St
Jim Woodlee
Jimmy Hill
S. Second St
People’s State Bank
Jimmy Goodwin
Carper Drilling Co
Fluff and
Ford
Bill Mayfield
Halsum
Denny Streed
Plains Theatre
Roger Kowalczuk
Texas Company
Bill Shelton
Valley Chevrolet
Main Street
North Hill
Union
College
Egypt Charges Israeli Troops Hold Two Gulf of Aqaba Posts
Cairo accuses Israeli forces of remaining at Taba and Ras el Nakb near Eilat, while UN troops are said to cross into Gaza to fraternize with Israeli women soldiers. The U N declared withdrawal from Egyptian territory and Gaza on March 8 amid U S and U N pressure to pull back. Meanwhile U S Ambassador Hare meets Nasser in Cairo as talks continue on Suez Canal operations.
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Cairo
Israel
United States
Egypt
Gulf of Aqaba
Gaza Strip
Taba
Eilat
Ras el Nakb
Sinai Peninsula
Sharm el Sheikh
U.N
Gulf
United Nations
UNEF
Mediterranean
U.S
Raymond A. Hare
Nasser
Suez Canal
Hare
Income Tax Cutting Possibility Nearer
Washington AP reports that a tax reduction this session grows more likely. House Speaker Rayburn says prospects are good for a cut applying next Jan 1, amid budget cuts and ongoing revenue forecasts. Republicans voice cautious support while Treasury receipts and April 15 figures will shape final action.
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Washington
Congress
Rayburn
Texas
House
Ways and Means Committee
House Republicans
Eisenhower
Martin
Massachusetts
Rep. Reed
New York
Cannon
D-Mo
House Appropriations Committee
Senate
Treasury
STEP IN QUARREL Nabuls Ouster Said Part of West East Tug of War
London reports Hussein's removal of Premier Nabulsi stems from a quarrel over Arab exposure to Soviet or American influence. Diplomatic circles say Jordan's army stance may decide drift toward Soviet aligned policy. Beirut reports indicate roads into Amman blocked as security steps. Hussein promoted Brig Mohammed Maatya to major general and public security chief.
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Nabuls
London
Jordan
Hussein
Suleiman Nabulsi
Washington
Egypt
Syria
Beirut
Lebanon
Amman
Mohammed Maatya
Maatya
Damascus
Bahjat Tabbarah
Nabulsi
Eisenhower
Bolack Leads In Chaves County By 357 In Special Race
Final county tally shows Republican Tom Bolack ahead of Democratic Lt. Gov. Joseph Montoya by 357 votes in the special congressional election. Chaves County total 5048 votes: Bolack 2701 Montoya 2344. Remaining precincts Lake Arthur Olive Flying H contributed small margins for both candidates. Montoya had won statewide in the general election replacing the late A M Fernandez.
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Tom Bolack
Chaves County
Joseph M. Montoya
Montoya
Rep
A. M. Fernandez
Bolack
Lake Arthur
Olive
Flying H
Chlorine leak sickens residents near Frisco and Ellwood City
A chlorine gas leak from a tank car on a Frisco siding sickened 28 people in Ellwood City and Frisco, with six admitted. Fire crews used fog nozzles and water to decontaminate the area as residents evacuated. A workman shut off the gas. the car allegedly held about 50,000 gallons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellwood City
Pennsylvania
Ellwood City Hospital
Frisco
Bishon Laboratories Inc
Pittsburgh
Jay Johns
Roswell to Be Represented in State Science Fair
Roswell to be represented in the Fifth New Mexico Science Fair at the New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology on Saturday. Dr. Frank L. Griffin will speak on the role of mathematics. Ten Roswell exhibits include Nuclear Reactions charts and other projects from North Junior High and Roswell High students.
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Socorro
New Mexico
New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology
Frank L. Griffin
America
Griffin
Reed College
Portland
Ore
Ore., Will Speak On “the Role of Mathematics In Human Affairs.” Roswell
North Junior High
Bernie Buchanan
Dick Knadle
Manuel Melendez
Tommy Poole
Thomas Wright
Roswell High
Charles Borland
Jon Ross
Pecos Valley
Bob Mason
Winnie Alme
Barbara Standhardt
Colleen Clark
Nancy Wallace
Eisenhower pushes new Airways Control Agency plan
President Eisenhower asked Congress to create a three member airways modernization board to decide on devices and systems for civil and military air traffic control. Edward Curtis, former Eastman Kodak VP and Air Force general, leads the proposal noting traffic could reach 70 billion passenger miles annually by 1975. The board would sit for three years and replace the Air Navigation Development Board while not altering Civil Aeronautics Administration or Board regulatory work.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
Edward P. Curtis
Curtis
Eastman Konak Co
Airways
Departments of Commerce and Defense
Air Navigation Development Board
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Civil Aeronautics Board
Juvenile Traffic Violators May Face Adult Penalties
Santa Fe reports new law allowing juvenile courts to treat minors who break traffic laws as adults once June 7 arrives. The bill, pushed by Sen. William Osborn, makes adult penalties optional rather than mandatory, with courts potentially sending cases to justices of the peace at their discretion.
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Santa FE
William Osborn
D-Chaves
Senate Judicial Committee
Cary Buchanan
Legislative Council Service
Justices of the Peace
Chamber Meeting Schedule Alerts at Nickson Breakfast 7 30
The Chamber of Commerce Stock Rustlers plan a breakfast meeting tomorrow at 7 30 a m at the Nickson venue. The National Affairs Committee is set to convene at 4 p m.
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Chamber of Commerce
Nickson
National Affairs Committee
Scout Exposition Fills All Space at ENM Fair Grounds
All space in the agricultural building at Eastern New Mexico Fair grounds is taken for the Rio Hondo District Scout Exposition. The event runs Friday 6 to 10 p.m. and Saturday 2 to 10 p.m. Booths are assigned to Cubs Scouts and Explorers. Tickets are 50 cents at the door with free admission for children under seven with an adult.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico Fairgrounds
Rio Hondo
Tesco Neon Sign Co
Santa Fe Grand Jury Reopens Probe of State Agencies
The Santa Fe grand jury resumes sessions after a petition urging investigation of state county and city offices. The inquiry targets the 38 million dollar state prison and the State Land Office purchasing agent along with the Game and Fish Department and Racing Commission.
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Santa FE
Santa Fe Grand Jury
State Land Office
Game and Fish Department
Racing Commission
USSR cancels most of its debt in government decision
The Soviet Union announced it will cancel over three quarters of its national debt, stopping interest and principal payments on 260 billion rubles of state bonds for 20 to 25 years. The move amounts to de facto confiscation of private savings but is unlikely to trigger widespread Soviet unrest.
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Thomas P. Whitney
U.S
U. S
Kremlin
Russia
Soviet Union
Aly Siew
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Eastern New Mexico University
School of Music
University Gymnasium
Henry
Corzine
Small Business Administration
J. A. Maret
U. S., Israel
N. M
Airways Control
Mollie Bee
Scout Exposition
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