Tremendous trout lure Rio Ruidoso record claim
A 25 1 2 inch rainbow caught by 10 year old Paul Weaver of Ruidoso Downs stirs talk of a stream record though not a state mark. Veteran Wallace Wilson notes the catch along with the river’s ample water aiding big trout. doubt remains about possible giants in Twin Dams or Pecos River.
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Rio Ruidoso
Paul Weaver
Ruidoso Downs
Wallace Wilson
Roswell
Wilson
Weaver
Twin Dams
Pecos
Resigning hospital post takes ENMMC post in Roswell
Ruidoso Hondo Valley General Hospital administrator James W. Lane resigns effective Tuesday to become business manager of Eastern New Mexico Medical Center in Roswell. Townley Scott funeral arrangements pending in Santa Fe. Delmar Roberts Jr. dies in El Paso sailplane crash.
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Associated Press and Record
Ruidoso
James W. Lane
Ruidoso-Hondo Valley General Hospital
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Roswell
Santa FE
Winfield Townley Scott
Gene Frumkin
University of New Mexico English
EL Paso
Tex
Delmar Roberts Jr
New Mexico
Lion Mauls Man at San Francisco Zoo Then Is Shot Dead
Amos Watson 59 from Milpitas climbed into a lion grotto and fell into the moat. A 450 pound male lion named Tommy attacked and was killed by a zoo keeper who fired between the animal's eyes. Watson received severe injuries and was hospitalized.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Zoo
Amos Watson
Milpitas
Watson
Tommy
Don Farrington
Farrington
San Francisco General Hospital
Columbia U Students Tighten Blockade to End Sit-In
An impatient faction at Columbia University tightened a blockade around Low Memorial Library and cut off food and medical supplies for about 100 protesters inside as campus remained disrupted. About 200 protesters manned the blockade with 400 supporters and 250 opponents nearby as classes stayed canceled.
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New York
Columbia University
Columbia
Majority Coalition
Low Memorial Library
Low Memorial
Grayson R. Kirk
Kirk
University
Harlem
Columbia Board of Trustees
Hamilton Hall
Fayerweather Hall
Avery Hall
Mathematics
Throat Infections Close Air Academy
The US Air Force Academy at Colorado suspended classes after about 600 cadets were treated for throat infections. Seventy trainees were hospitalized, none in critical condition, with symptoms including sore throat vomiting and diarrhea. A Public Health Service team was sent to isolate the illness, traced to a streptococcal outbreak spanning from Wyoming to New Mexico.
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AIR Force Academy
Colo
US Air Force Academy
Academy
U.S. Public Health Service
Fort Collins
Public Health Service
Warren Air Force Base
Wyoming
New Mexico
New Mexico Road Toll So Far This Year
The record shows a toll figure of 104 for the year to date, comparing with the similar point last year. No further context or details are provided in the fragment.
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N.M
McCarthy Not Loser Says Black Amid Humphrey Bid
State Sen. Sterling Black of Los Alamos says Humphrey entering the Democratic race won’t shift New Mexico support from Eugene McCarthy. He notes Johnson allies may back Humphrey while McCarthy retains rank and file backing, citing a $5 dinner in Albuquerque and new New Mexico Democratic orgs for Humphrey.
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Jerry W. Brown
Harry E. Stowers
Albuquerque
Brown
Roswell High
UNM
Duke City
Associated Press
Sterling Black
Los Alamos
Hubert Humphrey
New Mexico
Minnesota
Eugene McCarthy
Humphrey
Johnson
Black
Democrats
McCarthy
Len McCarthy
Robert F
Kennedy
Melvin Jaschke
J.B. McCoy
New Mexico United Democrats
New Mexico Supreme Court
David Chavez Jr
Edmundo Delgado
Clinton P. Anderson
Tom Brown Sr
Artesia
al Utton
Corrales
University of New Mexico
Citizens For Kennedy
Ed Gutierrez
Las Cruces
William Byatt
Bernalillo
Santa Fe
George Conzales
French heart transplant patient faces complications after first operation
Clovis Roblain, 66, a central France truck driver, underwent the first French heart transplant over the weekend. Doctors said he suffered a circulation failure during surgery and nerve complications have since developed. Lucidity remains unclear but no operative difficulties were reported.
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Paris
Clovis Roblain
France
Mercadier
Roblain
Pickets Mar Chicago Churches Protest Racism
About a dozen white demonstrators picketed the United Methodist Parish of the Holy Covenant and the Lincoln Park Presbyterian Church in Chicago. They carried signs urging churches to confess racism and labeled the 11 a.m. hour as the hour of white racism. The Rev. Robert J. Harman and the Rev. William H. Taylor spoke against racism during and after services.
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Chicago
North Side
United Methodist
Armed Man Holds Up Roswell Truck Stop
A bearded robber armed with a .22 pistol robbed the Roswell Truck Stop Service Station at 1800 W Second. Albert Saiz station attendant and Joe Gamboa were ordered to lie down as the man took 134.58 dollars in a paper bag. He left through an east door. description: about 35, five nine, 145 pounds, black coat white shirt khaki pants mustache small beard. Police notified after the cafe next door learned of the robbery.
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Roswell
Albert Saiz
Joe Gamboa
E. Forest
Rockefeller to Tell Plans On Tuesday
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller will announce his political plans at 11 a.m. Tuesday in the Red Room. Press secretary Leslie Slote said the statement confirms reports he may declare candidacy for the Republican presidential nomination. Rockefeller had surprised leaders by saying he would not actively seek the nomination this year.
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Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Leslie Slote
Slote
Capitol
Rockefeller
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Slate
Boy Catches Giant Trout At Rio Rio Downs
A 10 year old boy from Ruidoso Downs named Paul Weaver hauled in a 25 inch 7 inch monster rainbow trout described as the granddaddy of Rio Rui doso trout. A photo appears on page 12.
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Maria Torrez
Arturo Pacheco
Hondo
Paul Weaver
Ruidoso Downs
Weaver
Ster
Campaign Started By Group of 130
A 130 member Poor People Campaign delegation met Agriculture Secretary Freeman to push for higher food aid and broader reforms. Rev. Abernathy led the group with a four page demand list including ending large farm subsidies and expanding food stamp access for the very poor. The campaign aims to mobilize hundreds of thousands across Washington with nonviolent protest.
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Austin Scott
Associated Press
Washington
Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Martin Luther King Jr
Ralph Abernathy
King
Freeman
Department of Agriculture
Department
Treasury Department
Capitol Hill
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
School Board Inquiry Probes Espanola Policies
A six member New Mexico Education Association team led by Edith Manfredi began a formal inquiry into Espanola School Board policies. The investigation will include closed interviews with educators and residents, with results to go to NMEA. The board's dismissal of principal Solomon Jaramillo is among several concerns questioned.
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Santa FE
New Mexico Education Association
Espanola
Albuquerque
Edith Manfredi
NMEA
Solomon Jaramillo
LTV Interviews Draw Huge Weekend Applicant Total
About 1,671 people sought work with LTV at Roswell Industrial Air Center over the weekend. Exactly 929 appeared Sunday and 742 Saturday, with 1,737 total including prior weekend applicants. most came from Carlsbad Clovis Hobbs Alamogordo Albuquerque and Texas Panhandle towns, and engineers were the only shortage noted.
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Roswell Industrial Air Center
LTV
Bob Hoffman
Roswell Industrial Development Corporation
Roswell
Texas
Hoffman
Carlsbad
Clovis
Hobbs
Alamogordo
Albuquerque
Lubbock
Texas Panhandle
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Wilmoth Carman
Opal Lee
Allen Henry
Joyce Blanton
Debbie Worstell
Jerusalem
U.N. Security Council
Coatesville
Atglen
National Bank and Trust Co
Chester County
Here
Supreme Court
Louisiana
Byron R. White
Columbia U
Close Air Academy
Federal
Dean Rusk
Senate
SCLC
Abernathy
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