Roswell council okays revised dog ordinance
Roswell City Council approved a revised dog ordinance to curb strays and require dogs to be kept up or on a leash. City dog wardens will be authorized to pick up stray animals after several attendees voiced approval. C. A. Foster and Mrs G R Kisselburg were among the first to speak.
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Jack Pearce
Roswell
C. A. Foster
G. R. Kisselburg
Foster
Kisselburg
Don Morris
C. M. Woodbury
Walker Unit Is Cited for SAC Safety Record
The 6th Bombardment Wing at Walker AFB earned a SAC Hall of Fame Certificate of Achievement after two consecutive accident free years. Maj. Gen. A J Russell praised the wing’s staff and members for the flight safety record, with kudos from 15th Air Force HQ and 47th Air Division HQ for California.
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6Th Bombardment Wing
Walker Air Force Base
Strategic Air Command Hall of Fame
6Th Bomb Wing
Donald E. Hullman
A. J. Russell
SAC
15Th Air Force
47Th Air Division
California
Hillman
Cezanne Paintings Recovered In Marseille Car
Eight Paul Cezanne paintings valued at about 2 million dollars were recovered from a parked car in Marseille. The theft from Aix-en-Provence Museum during 1960 1961 wave included The Card Players and other works loaned by museums and private collectors.
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Marseille
France
Paul Cezanne
Aix-en-Provence
Western
Europe
French Riviera
Cezannes
Roswell School Board OKs Budget With Teacher Pay Hike
Roswell City Schools board approves a 6 746 418 budget pending state finance chief approval. The plan includes a 300 pay rise for all teachers and a 500 raise for administrators and staff, with Ernest Williamson receiving 1000 extra and other senior staff boosts. The measure also allocates funds for school sites buildings and equipment and debt service, with plans for cafeteria and Monterrey Elementary additions.
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Roswell
Board of Education
Ernest A. Williamson
H. F. Allred
Ernest L. Harp Jr
R. Marshall Clark
Philip L. Hosford
John Gott
Chamber of Commerce
Monterrey
State Land Office
Six Mile Hill
U. S. 380
Land Office
Grady Southworth
Jim Marks
Richard G. Bean
Robert L. Chewning
John Hall
Hall
Alfred, Harp and Clark
Kellogg ITT completes intersite cabling at Walker AFB
ITT Kellogg announced the completion of the intersite cable system linking the Atlas ICBM launch complexes with Walker Air Force Base. The project spans over 420 miles of armored cable and involved government approval signed by FE. W. Alvarez.
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E. V. Alvarez
ITT Kellogg
Alvarez
B. L. Miley
R. I. Barrowclough
SATAF
R. E. McElroy
J. T. Murphy
GEEIA
Squires
Walker Air Force Base
FE. W. Alvarez
Walker
Kellogg
International Telephone and Telegraph
James T. Murphy
Walker Afb
Kennedy to issue statement on US Steel action
The Kennedy administration and Congress react to US Steel price hike with expectations a presidential blast will target the move. President Kennedy said at a White House event that he would release a statement this afternoon.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
White House
U.S. Steel
United Steelworkers Union
Senate
House
Frank Church
Idaho
Gale McGee
D-Wyo
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Roger Blough
Us, Steel
City Pioneer Woman Dies At Age 94
Roswell resident Mrs. Cora Widney Lodewick, born April 5, 1868 in Auburn Indiana, died at St Marys Hospital. Survived by two daughters and a son, funeral Friday at Ballard Funeral Home. Burial in South Park Cemetery. Pallbearers named.
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Cora Widney Lodewick
Missouri Ave
Roswell
St. Mary’s Hospital
John P. Widney
Auburn
Ind
A. G. Lodewick
Edna Thompson
San Antonio
Tex
Maville Lockheart
Mt. Dora
Fla
S. W. Lodewick
Ballard Funeral Home
F. Homer Tegler
First Presbyterian Church
South Park Cemetery
Sylvester Johnson II
H. H. McGee
Robert Bear
Dwight McNally
Dr. J. P. Williams
Cecil Bonney
U S to fund half of Las Vegas health facility
The government will cover 105000 of a 210000 diagnostic and treatment facility at the San Miguel County health unit in Las Vegas New Mexico. Senator Clinton P. Anderson said the Public Health Service has already allocated the funds.
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Washington
U.S
San Miguel County
Las Vegas
N.M
Clinton P. Anderson
U.S. Public Health Service
Road Toll Hit At This Date Last Year In New Mexico
A historical note recalls last year at this date when New Mexico roads experienced a toll amount and recorded traffic conditions, illustrating early transportation costs and public road use.
Inter-Faith Center Named After Sinatra
Nazareth will name its inter faith youth center for Frank Sinatra. Histradrut said the American singer and actor will attend the groundbreaking on May 4. The facility will serve Muslim Christian and Jewish faiths.
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Sinatra
New York
Nazareth
Frank Sinatra
Israel
Labor Federation
Histradrut
FHA denies Roswell loan freeze rumor in New Mexico
Roy S. Walker of the FHA Albuquerque office dismissed a rumor that the Federal Housing Administration froze loans in Roswell. He called Roswell one of the better areas in the state, suggesting the chatter came from a Veterans Administration market analysis.
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Federal Housing Administration
Roswell
Roy S. Walker
FHA
Albuquerque
Veterans Administration
New York Teachers Strike Halves City Classrooms
New York teachers strike for higher pay disrupts classes as 410000 educators walk out. Student disruption and unruly scenes reported across districts.
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New York
Former East German Agent Testifies at Court Martial
A former East German intelligence officer testified at a court martial that U S Air Force Captain Joseph P Kauffman provided him information on the U S radar warning system.
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Wiesbaden
Germany
U.S. Air Force
Joseph P. Kauffman
U.S
Kennedy denounces fresh steel price hikes as defiance
President Kennedy described a new round of steel price increases as a chilling and irresponsible defiance of the nation’s interests. He called for action to protect American industry and workers.
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U. S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel Co
Republic Steel Co
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Washington
Kennedy
Top prospects for track team
A private relay drill by about 10 city police and a sheriff deputy chased Bobby Beardsley and a juvenile through Beardsley’s neighborhood for 45 minutes. The suspects were cornered. the juvenile fainted, and both fugitives were jailed.
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Nmmi Bronco
Jay Messer
Bobby
Rabbit) Beardsley
Missouri Ave
Beardsley
Father says daughter trapped by Russians after Lithuania trip
Paulius Leonas, a Chicago real estate broker, accuses Moscow of trapping his daughter Regina Leonas in Lithuania after she returned to marry Stasys Bikulcius. He cites a Komsomolskaya Pravda article and recalls 16 years of separation from Regina and her brother Tomas during and after World War II.
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Chicago
Lithuania
Regina
Vilnius
Paulius Leonas
United States
America
Stasys Bikulcius
Leonas
Moscow
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Tomas
City Children Safe After Carport Crash
Jamie Perkins a four year old boy and Betsy Perkins a three year old girl were saved when a wooden carport collapsed on them at 710 S Heights Dr. Five neighbors arrived within minutes to free them. Jamie suffered only a cracked wrist and bruises while Betsy was uninjured.
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Jamie
Betsy Perkins
S. Heights Dr
Richard Perkins
Betsy
Roswell Daily Record Offers Weekly News Tip Reward
The Roswell Daily Record will pay $5 each week for the best news tip of the week. A tip line is available from 6:30 a.m. to p.m. at phone numbers MA 27710 MA 24309 or MA 3-1891 after 5. The winner's name will be kept confidential if requested.
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Roswell
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