Johnson assails GOP leader over Viet Nam memo
President Johnson criticized a top Republican for releasing disputed information on Vietnam war deliberations. While not naming a target, newspapers linked his remarks to Gerald Ford Jr. Ford dismissed the accusation as talk. Johnson announced 50 000 additional U S troops to Vietnam after a week of talks and rumors of broader action.
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Frank Cormier
Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
House
White House
Newsmen
Lbj Ranch
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
U.S
Viet Nam
Hospital and public notices fragmenting city births and dismissals
A crowded hospital bulletin lists admissions and discharges for St Marys Memorial Osteopathic ENM Medical Center and Walker Air Force Base including July 30 to Aug 1 events. It notes births at several locations and a field report quoting Johnson about a confidential matter linked to White House Viet Nam decisions and Republican attendees.
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Karen
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Orphita Sepulveda
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Ben Perez
Tony Bussby
Henry Gamboa
Tony Trujillo
Ramon Anaya
Laurence Crawford
Margaret Swan
Ruth Gorans
Homer Kyle
John H. Reeves
Nell Sena
Rita Aragon
Willie Robison
Gilberta Brijalba
Thomas Brady
Dwayne Miller
N. Atkinson
Kathleen Hall
Lubbock
Tex
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Nogal
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Oscar Hutchinson
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Wayne Lampert
Ernest Hodge
Paul Beck
Heaton Murrary
Amanda Branch
Neal Pope
Angela Bobo
James A. Harris
Thomas Mayes
Coates Moffit
Bob Slusher
James A. Hill
W.J. Whitaker
E.E. Lamontine
Jerry Bostick
S. Pine
Walker Air Force Base
A.S.C
Robert Marsh
AEMS
A.1.c
Kenneth Garnett
CES
Stevan E. Jordan
SAW
Robert F. Sage
Tokoto Air Base
Japan
Rites Set For Oilman James Brown
Funeral services for James Wesley Brown oil operator and Hereford farm promoter set for 3 30 p m Tuesday at Ballard Chapel in Roswell He died Sunday at St Marys Hospital after a brief illness Born Feb 9 1887 in Carrolton Mo survivor list includes son Blanchard W Brown two daughters Marguerite Ridgway Charlene Clements brother John Durango Colo sister Anna Bell Weston Ore and nine grandchildren Also noted Allen Stribling died Saturday in Roswell and Grace Morrison 91 in Roswell with arrangements pending
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St. Mary’s Hospital
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S. Kansas Ave
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Carrolton
William Thomas
Mary Jane Murray Brown
Effie Berryhill
Okmulgee, Okla
Brown
Hereford
Texas
Caprock
Chaves County
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Grants
Marguerite Ridgway
Kansas City
Charlene Clements
John
Durango
Colo
Anna Bell
Weston
Ore
Allen Stribling
11Th St
Turner Funeral Home
Stribling
Medical
Grace Morrison
Ballard Funeral Home
Grace A. Morrison
S. Lea Ave
Morrison
Grace A. Sherwood
Pleasant Grove
Minn
Harry Morrison
Pickets Arrested In Murder Town
Nine pickets, seven Negroes and two whites, were arrested outside a Sumter County grocery as a grand jury met to consider indictments against two young Negro defendants charged with killing a white Marine enlistee. The scene followed days of racial tension in Americus, with pistol permits reportedly selling fast and a Klan rally planned.
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Joe Zellner
Americus
Sumter County
Americas
Andrew A. Whatley
Eddie Will Lamar
Charles Lee Hopkins
Whatley
Calvin Craig
Georgia
United Klans of America
Atlanta
Ku Klux Klan
Ford Avoids Bitter Clash Over Johnson Allegations
House Republican Leader Gerald R. Ford of Michigan said he would not engage in a verbal donnybrook with President Johnson over accusations of violating a confidential discussion about Vietnam. Ford urged unity and urged swift action on military decisions, saying Communist leaders would welcome a public quarrel. He supported Johnson's firmness against Communist aggression and noted Democratic opposition in Congress.
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House
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Donnybrook
Johnson
Ford
Hanoi
Peiping
Moscow
Texas
White House
Viet Nam
Congress
Senate
Henry Bond Stricken. Services Held in California
Roswell native Henry Broach Bond died in Long Beach California on July 27. Born 1901, he was son of Robert H. and Minnie Broach Bond and lived in Roswell most of his life. Survived by wife Marie two sons Robert H. and Henry a daughter Martha Lee two sisters Roberta Parsons and Mrs Hugh V Green, another aunt Mrs Kate Sellick and several grandchildren. Funeral services and burial were held in California.
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Roswell
Charles A. Porter
Henry Broach Bond
Long Beach
Calif
Mr. Bond
Robert H
Minnie Broach Bond
California
Marie
Henry
Martha Lee
Roberta Parsons
Los Angeles
Hugh V. Green
Albuquerque
Porter
Kate Sellick
el Paso
Texas
Canton Bristles With Antiaircraft Defenses Reports Say
Chinese arrivals from Canton describe rooftop antiaircraft guns and newly installed batteries guarding routes north to Hankow and west to Yunfou. Trenches are dug, basements turned into air raid shelters, and officials relocate key offices inland as factories and workers move away.
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Forrest Edwards
Hong Kong
Canton
Hankow
Yunfou
Certain Reserve Units Get Special Attention
Deputy Secretary of Defense Cyrus R. Vance said the Pentagon will give special attention to specific reserve units to raise readiness. Three Army Reserve divisions six independent brigades and certain support units will receive enhanced training and 100 percent strength authorization next month.
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Washington
Cyrus R. Vance
Pentagon
Vance
House Armed Services
Army
McNamara
National Guard
Kansas Man Is Critical After Chase
A Chanute man, Robert Leon Harman, 25, was in critical condition at Clayton hospital after a high speed chase during which gunfire erupted. His stolen car was pursued through New Mexico and Clayton with multiple roadblocks and a State Game and Fish employee wounded by stray shots.
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Clayton
Robert Leon Harman
Harman
Boise City
Oklo
Chanute
New Mexico 120
Union County
U.S. 56
Charlie Bird
Springer
State Game and Fish Department
Irregular Higher Edge in Moderate Trading
Market closes with fractional gains and selective rails strength. GM and Chrysler rise on dividend and contract expectations while Ford softens on ex-dividend status. Egg and livestock prices show mixed movements as USDA reports supply shifts in Denver and Chicago markets.
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New York
Billion Dollars Likely State Share Of Federal Spending
Washington AP reports New Mexico is projected to receive more than 1 billion dollars in federal expenditures through June 30, 1966. The Atomic Energy Commission leads with 422.56 million, followed by Defense at 304.5 million and HEW at 109.6 million. Other agencies include Agriculture 73.59 million, Interior 61.35 million, and Labor 6 million, with rural housing loans and social security benefits noted.
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Air Force
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Labor Department
Federal Home Administration
Interior Department
Burglars Rob Watch Repair Shop on Sunday Night
Burglars broke the front window of Crawford's Watch Repair Shop at 102 W Fourth St and stole items valued over $80 including an electric clock ID bracelets three watch bands tie bars and cuff links. Damage to the window was about $30. Also two tires valued at $20 were taken from a display rack at Smith Texaco Service Station 816 S Main. Two headrests were reported stolen from Clay White's car parked at Wyly's Bowling Lanes.
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Fourth St
Smith Texaco
S. Main
Clay White
W. Deming
Wyly
Actor Cary Grant and Dyan Cannon Stay Isolated in Bristol
Hollywood star Cary Grant and his 27 year old bride Dyan Cannon remain in their third floor Bristol hotel suite as a residence and medical visit keep them secluded. They wed quietly in Las Vegas last month and kept the news private.
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England
Cary Grant
Grant
Royal Hotel
Dyan Cannon
Las Vegas
Nev
Clifton
Elsie Leach
Brewer Wins 20 Mile Race At International Jeeparama
Ted Brewer of the Chaves County Trail Blazers Jeep Club won the 5th Annual International Jeeparama staged in Denver. The 20 mile course drew fifteen drivers with Brewer rising from seventh on day one to first on Sunday after weather delays and a tire change. he received a new Jeep as the prize.
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Ted Brewer
Chaves County Trail Blazers
Jeep Club
Denver
Brewer
Roswell Man Wounded After Picking Up Hitchhikers
Romelio Garcia an eighteen year old man from 702 E Deming was injured on Air Base Road when two hitchhikers he picked up Saturday attacked him. He was treated at St Mary's emergency room and could not identify the assailants.
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Roswell
Air Base Road
Romelio Garcia
E. Deming
St. Mary’s
School officials seek independent district in New Mexico
Chaves County and Roswell officials attend a State Board of Education hearing in Santa Fe at 2 p.m. on their request to form an independent school district. The motion aims to secede from the current district structure and establish local governance.
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Chaves County
Roswell
State Board of Education
Santa Fe
Twister Damages Aircraft at Lincoln County Airport
A small twister-like wind damaged six planes at Municipal Airport in Ruidoso Downs area, lifting a nearby worker about five feet and leaving minor scratches and bent gear. Rain and hail accompanied the event, with 55 inches of gauge reading and July temperatures around 88 degrees.
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Lincoln County Bureau
Municipal
Bobby Walker
Bill Boone
Boone
Ruidoso
Ruidoso Downs
Hondo Valley
C. A. Culver
Weather Bureau
Chamber of Commerce
Wheel flies into crowd at Hutchinson race claims boy
A wheel detached from a national championship jalopy struck two 9-year-old spectators near the fairgrounds grandstand. Steven Paul Hasty died at the scene. Johnny Cain was mortally injured, rushed to hospital in critical condition.
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Hutchinson, Kan
Steven Paul Hasty
Paschal Scott
Arkansas City
Kan
Fairgrounds
Johnny Cain
Eddie Cain
Hutchinson
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