North Vietnam demands peace talks site in Phnom Penh or Warsaw
In its official newspaper Nhan Dan, North Vietnam demanded that the United States agree without delay to Phnom Penh or Warsaw as the site for preliminary peace talks and halt all bombing of the DRV. The piece criticized Johnson's Honolulu speech and framed talks as possible once the U S ceases attacks.
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Tokyo
North Vietnam
United States
Phnom Penh
Warsaw
Communist Party
Nhan Dan
U.S
Democratic Republic of Vietnam
Hanoi
Johnson
Honolulu
Prisoner Leon Williams Escapes Jail for Second Time
Leon Williams also known as James L. Howard, 33, escaped from Chaves County jail at about 1 30 a m after obtaining keys from Jailer Jack Pope by appearing at the cell block front door. Williams, a St Louis Mo Negro male six feet tall, was remanded for sentencing on prior fraud and jail escape convictions.
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Leon Williams
Chaves
Jack Pope
Williams
Pope
James L. Howard
Fifth Judicial
St. Louis
Man Charged With Car Theft
Gilbert Gonzales, 23, of 726 East Tilden, was arrested at 12:56 am on a charge of automobile theft. The car, stolen from a Star Bar parking lot on South Main, was owned by Victor Fuentes of Dexter. Gonzales was advised of his rights by Justice L. O. Thompson and assigned counsel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Gonzales
E. Tilden
Victor Fuentes
Dexter
Star Bar
South Main
Gonzales
East Fourth
Justice of the Peace
L. O Thompson
Pecos Valley Soil Temperatures Report
Chaves County Extension Service reported Thursday soil temperatures in the Pecos Valley. North Roswell registered 56 degrees, East Grand Plains 53, Dexter 53, with S.F.D. M4 and other nearby areas included in the survey.
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Pecos Valley
Chaves County Extension Service
North Roswell
S.F.D
East
Grand Plains
Dexter
State Revenues Rise But Lag Behind Projections
State general fund and earmarked revenues through nine months of fiscal 1967-68 totaled 131.031 million dollars, up 3.09 million from last year but 24 percent above the DFA’s full year forecast of 3.1 percent. Factors include delayed insurance tax, state income tax, and property tax notices, with oil and gas gains offsetting severance tax dips despite copper and potash declines.
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Santa FE
Department of Finance and Administration
Bob Kirkpatrick
DFA
General Fund
Kirkpatrick
M A Ryerson Dies Rites Pending
Maynard Arthur Ryerson aged 73 of Dexter dies in a local hospital. He was a retired ice business operator, lived in Chaves County 43 years, born October 18, 1894 in Ottumwa Iowa. Survived by wife Edna, son Harold, brother B J Ryerson, and nieces and nephews. Funeral services pending at Ballard Funeral Home.
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Maynard Arthur Ryerson
Dexter
Chaves County
Ballard Funeral Home
Mr. Ryerson
Ottumwa
Iowa
John C
Lydia Rhodes Ryerson
Edna Holland
Mountain View
Oklo
Methodist Church
Lake Arthur
Harold
B. J. Ryerson
Barstow
Calif
Two Slightly Hurt in Crash at Penn and First
A three car collision at Penn sylvania and First Wednesday left Gertie Lassiter 63 of 4015S Pennsylvania and Sybie Rae 43 of Troop Texas with minor injuries. The Lassiter vehicle was northbound when struck by Harvey W. Wallace 71 of 109 S Lea driving east on First. Lassiter’s car hit a parked car driven by Margery Lois Slinkard 39 of 513 Greenbrier. Gold Cross Ambulance transported the injured to St Mary’s Hospital and they were later released.
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Pennsylvania
Gertie Lassiter
Sybie Rae
Troop, Tex
First Street
Harvey W. Wallace
S. Lea
Lassiter
Margery Lois Slinkard
Greenbrier
Gold Cross Ambulance
St. Mary's Hospital
CAP Meetings Set for Tonight
An executive CAP meeting will be held tonight at 6 30 p m in CAP offices 105 N Garden. A steering committee session follows at 7 30 p m The agenda centers on approval of all proposals from the CAP office and the regional office in Austin Texas.
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CAP
N. Garden
Bobby Ramirez
Austin
Tex
Texas Tech Day Set April 27
Texas Tech Day for alumni is scheduled for Saturday, April 27, at 6 p.m. at L. W. Bear Curfman residence 2102 New Mexico Drive. A hamburger cook-out will precede a guest talk by G. C. Mule Dowell. Ex-students and spouses are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Tech
L. W
Hospital Visiting Hours And Patient Admits At Local Centers
Visiting hours listed for General patients 2 30 to 8 30 p m Maternity 3 to 5 p m and 6 30 to 8 30 p m at ENM Memorial and St Marys show a flow of recent admissions and dismissals including Vina Green Eddie Montez Dexter Mary B Lozier Renell Clark Albert White head Mattie Crum Lavanche Hamill Robert W Jones Lacey Chavez Kendall Emery Gary Williamson Dora Lee Krantz Roberta Turner Roy Flores Hagerman Manuel Madrid Rosa Bloodworth Eddie Aguilar Calvert Tso RIAC Roberto Romero Wilson Davies Joe Freeland and others with memorial osteopathic listings for Silas Hargrove Opal York Pete Hale Katherine Hairston William McCaig Luz Leaton Richard Galbaldon Leonardo Sanchez and son.
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ENM Medical Center
Vina Green
S. Washington
Eddie Montez
Dexter
Mary B. Lozier
S. Kentucky
C.B. Purselley
Clovis
Gary Collis
N. Pontiac
Mary B. McLellan
S. Balsam
Renell Clark
Albert E. Whitehead
Mattie Crum
Lavanche Hamill
Robert W. Jones
Lacey Chavez
Kendall Emery
Gary Williamson
ST. Mary's
Dora Lee Krantz
Robert Turner
Roy Flores
Hagerman
Manuel Madrid
Rosa L. Bloodworth
N. Richardson
Elvis Edwards
EF. Lewis
Alvalarba Franco
Steven Woolsey
Artesia
Alice Eppers
Kansas
Walter Hernandez
Walnut
Eddie Aguilar
N. Stanton
Calvert Tso
Wilson Davies
Joe Freeland
Ernest Montoya
Don Padgett
Bobby al White
Jess Anderson
Virgil Johnson
Roy Miles
Ricfolo Martinez
Papandreou Defies House Arrest In Anti Junta Appeal
Former Greek premier George Papandreou smuggled out a statement calling for international isolation of the military dictatorship after being placed under house arrest. He accused the regime of abolishing basic freedoms and said the coup aimed to halt his party's expected victory in the May 1967 elections.
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Athens
George Papandreou
Greece
Free World
Papandreou
Panayiotis Canellopoulos
Center Union
Constantine
Boy Injured in Fall at Military Heights School
Gary Collis ten year old son of Mr and Mrs Floyd Collis of 1605 N Pontiac Dr fell from a gymnastic ladder at Military Heights School Wednesday injuring his back. His father said the injuries are not believed serious though further exams were pending. Gary is hospitalized at Eastern New Mexico Medical Center. The accident occurred about 12 37 p m.
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Gary Collis
Floyd Collis
N. Pontiac Drive
Military Heights
Gary
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Former resident linked to Texas kidnapping caper
Harvey Dell Webb 20 once lived in Roswell during 1963 64 school year and moved to Artesia. He was on probation from the Texas Boys School and described as a model boy. Webb and two others Virginia Nell Collins and Jesse James Smith were arrested in Safford Arizona on suspicion of abducting a Fort Worth man and his girlfriend and an Arizona holdup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Bonnie, Clyde
Jesse James
Harvey Dell Webb
Roswell
Artesia
Texas Boys School
Webb
Henry Eller
Virginia Nell Collins
Jesse James Smith
Safford
Ariz
Fort Worth
Tex
Arizona
Clyde Barrow
Jenney Bonnie Parker
Tractor Accident Injures Man Near Hagerman NM
Ray Flores was injured Wednesday when a tractor he drove overturned on NM 31 east of Hagerman. Police said steering issues caused loss of control as the tractor left the roadway and pinning Flores underneath. He was taken to St. Marys Hospital with apparently non serious injuries.
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Ray Flores
NM 31
Hagerman
Flores
St. Mary's Hospital
Markets List Continues Irregular Climb
The stock market extended an irregular advance with gains outnumbering losses as the Dow fluctuated between modest positives and early losses. Sunasco dominated activity and a potential Mauchly Associates Inc. deal cited as a reason. Egg prices held firm while Denver livestock showed mixed volumes and prices.
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New York
Dow Jones
Sunasco
Mauchly Associates Inc
International Nickel
du Pont
Municipal court notices and penalties list
Mufflers John Kennedy received a warning at 213 W 10th. Suc Porcelo and Tilda Sons paid $8 fines for traffic signals on Rt 1. Charles Purcell with valid license had a dismissal for no license at 13 Del Norte. Gerald George fined $175 for driving while intoxicated. license valid. Percy Calabaza drunk fined $15 and 15 days. April 18 Dorothy Ridgeway guilty of drunkenness with $30 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ross Kennedy
W. 10Th
Suc Porcello
Gerald George
Percy Calabaza
Dorothy Ridgeway
Grass fires reported along railroad and near 19th Street
Fire crews responded to two grass fires on Wednesday evening. A grass fire along the railroad tracks on old Dexter highway caused no damage and another fire just north of 19th Street was contained with no injuries.
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Old Dexter Highway
19Th St
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Robert Liu
Associated Press
Than Dan
Vietnam
Man
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John William Beckman
Alamogordo
Nancy Elizabeth Holland
M.A. Ryerson
J. Lewis Snell
Fayette
Jim Snell
Keller Memorial Hospital
Snell
Duane Snell
Carr Funeral Home
Co. H. “Top
Topley
Ded & Penn
Istate Farm Aneereree
Katherine Hairston
William McCaig
Luz Leaton
Richard Galbaldon
Leonardo Sanchez
Janes
Home Owned and Operated
Brady
UPI Telephoto
Appeal
By Philip Dopoulos
Hamburger
USDA
V. Hormel
Uper
Hind
LTV Electrosystems
Flight Line
Aircraft Electricians
Propeller
Engine Mechanics
Sheet Metal Workers
Shipping & Receiving
The
Air Center
Electrosystems
Walker Afb
Ling-Temco-Vought, Inc
P. O
Greenville
LTV Electrosysteng, Inc
Chuing-Temco-Vought
Schenley (New) Rose
Monogram Industries
Lone Star Cement
Sunray DX Oil
International Minerals
Johns Manville
U.S. Gypsum
Chicago
Denver Livestock
Denver
F. Hutton
E.F. Hutton & Co
T&t
Park-Davis
Phillips Pet
Atkinson
RCA
Brunswick
Safeway
Sears Rock
Sinclair Bile
Coca-Cola
Sperry
el Paso NG
Tenneco
Ford
Marathon Oil
Ramada Mobil Oil
UN Oil
Dow-Jones
E. F Hutton & Co
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