Bolack Hosts Elks Eighteen Roswell Elks Dinner Cruise
Roswell Elks head to Farmington for the state convention featuring Tom Bolack as part of the event. A special train to Chicago for the national convention is planned with Bob Boney of Las Cruces to be installed Grand Exalted Ruler. Ed Harbaugh of Roswell to serve a year as secretary to Mr. Boney, returning afterward. Bill Logan joins the Farmington trip amid weather notes and local jokes about six foot snow drifts.
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Roswell Elks
Tom Bolack
Farmington
Elks
New Mexico
Chicago
Bob Boney
Las Cruces
Boney
Roswell
Ed Harbaugh
Roswell Daily Record
Bill Logan
I 25 right of way litigation settles in New Mexico
The New Mexico Highway Department announced all litigation over right of way for Interstate 25 from Ra ton to the Colorado border is settled. The route has been open to traffic for about 18 months as the project progressed.
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Donald Anderson
County Commission
Dr. Shankel
New Artesia Highway
Associated Press
Santa FE
Raton
Colorado Border
Highway Department
California on the Move Geologist Says
Dr. John C. Crowell of UCLA explains Southern California sits on a 20 million year migratory geologic path as the Pacific plate drifts northwest two inches yearly. He says earthquakes stem from continental margin adjustments and California’s varied scenery owes to this tectonic motion.
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Los Angeles
California
John C. Crowell
University of California At
North America
Crowell
Kansas
Speck Murder Trial Delays Amid Closed-Door Talks
The Richard Speck murder trial slowed after morning chambers discussions with Judge Herbert C. Paschen. Prosecution seeks death on the July 14 nurse killings as testimony stretched only briefly. Speck’s family, including his mother Margar et Lindbergh, testified in support while photographers shielded from view by widowed scarves.
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F. Richard Cicconne Peoria
Ill
Richard Speck
Herbert C. Paschen
Speck
Margaret Lindbergh
Chicago
Eugene Thornton
Howard Speck
Madeline Thornton
Monmouth
Shirley Jensen
Alexis, Ill
Erma Holeman
Galesburg
Panama Canal Treaty Sought
President Johnson and Panama's Marco Robles agreed to move quickly toward a new canal treaty. They said negotiations proceed harmoniously and may lead to another presidential meeting in a few months to approve a final agreement if ambassadorial talks progress.
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Punta del Este
Uruguay
Johnson
Panama
Marco Robles
Robles
LBJ Urges Latin Americans To Act Boldly Wisely Now
President Johnson urged Latin American leaders at the summit to make this a decade of urgency with ten years of intensive efforts to speed social and economic development. He backed a common market, cross border projects, tariff cooperation, and modernization of agriculture and health education, pledging to help meet these challenges.
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William L. Ryan
Punta del Este
Uruguay
Johnson
Hemisphere
Americas
U.S
United States
Chile
Colombia
Venezuela
America
U.S. Senate
Washington
Frost Damages New Mexico Orchards As Temps Plunge
Frost struck New Mexico fruit areas as smudg e pots and orchard heaters battled subfreezing temps overnight. Officials from Alcalde and Espanola and San Juan Valley report varying losses to apples pears and peaches with many trees in pink stages and susceptible to 28 degrees for short periods. Estimated damage ranges from light to heavy, with higher losses in red delicious and golden varieties and some fruit saved where heaters were used.
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Associated Press
New Mexico
New Mexico State Agriculture Experiment Station
Alcalde
Phillip Trujillo
Trujillo
Espanola
San Juan Valley
San Juan County
Austin Albert
Albert
Rome
Governor Cargo to receive White House hotline phone
Santa Fe AP reports Governor David Cargo will get a red hotline telephone with a direct line to the White House. The device mirrors systems installed in other states to provide governors with instant access to the President during national emergencies.
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Santa FE
David Cargo
White House
Border clash tops armistice era skirmishes in Korean DMZ
About 100 North and South Korean troops fought in the DMZ for two hours before dawn in the largest clash since the 1953 armistice. At least four Koreans were killed and several wounded as artillery entered the fight. The U.N. command and Seoul accused Pyongyang of provoking unrest to affect elections, with observers to investigate.
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K. C. Hwang
Seoul
South Korea
United Nations Command
Demilitarized Zone
U.N
Iron Triangle
U.N. Command
Joint
Joint Military Armistice Commission
U.S
U.S. 2Nd Division
North Korea
Gunmen Make $620000 Haul In New York
Four gunmen seized $620,000 in American Express travelers checks from two wooden boxes en route to Germany at Pier 62 New York. Guards were handcuffed and taped as the thieves fled with the money. Serial numbers will be circulated to banks and law enforcement. An earlier week saw other international thefts including $420,000 in bank notes and a 40 pound gold bar. American Express offered a reward for information leading to conviction or recovery.
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NEW York
American Express
Germany
United States Line
Hudson River
Frankfurt
Laos
Kennedy Airport
Canada
Netherlands West Indies
Pier 62
West 22Nd Street
Drug Said Found in Body Of Carmela Coppolino
Naples Florida AP reports in Carmela Coppolino murder trial toxicologist Dr. Umberger testified a classic succinic acid reaction was found but he could not state medical certainty it caused death. He noted high brain concentration while ruling out other causes, and admitted this was his first homicide case involving succinylcholine testing.
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Naples
Fla
Carmela Coppolino
Charles Joseph Umberger
New York City
Carl Cappolino
Umberger
F. Lee Bailey
Umber
Coppotino
Woman Admits Contact With Police Husband Jury Duty
In Cincinnati a woman admitted contact with police when questioned by a court attorney about jury duty. Helen Stone, wife of patrolman Ralph Stone, said she had been married to a police officer for 34 years. She was excused from serving.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Cincinnati
Helen Stone
Ralph Stone
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