Malone outlines crime commission goals and urgency
Roswell attorney Ross L Malone Jr of the 19 member blue ribbon panel named by President Johnson discusses the commission to study crime from commission to rehabilitation. He warns of rising crime and potential breakdowns in law enforcement if no action is taken.
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Associated Press
Ross L. Malone Jr
Roswell
Law Enforcement and Administration of Justice
Johnson
Malone
American Bar Association
U.S
Draft Call Goes Almost Double
Washington AP reports the September draft quota rose by more than 60 percent from 17 000 as officials anticipated a still higher call for October.
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Washington
Rites Pend For Woman and Other Obituaries
The notices report the death of Mrs. Laura Mae Hatcher at 59 in Roswell after a long illness with funeral arrangements by Turner Funeral Home. They list services for Mrs. Grace A. Morrison and Claude A. White with Ballard Funeral Home and South Park Cemetery, plus a military honors burial for Mr. White. The page also covers a Pentagon action increasing draft quotas in September and October during the Korean War era.
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Laura Mae Hatcher
Kansas Ave
Turner Funeral Home
Grace A. Morrison
Ballard
The
Ballard Funeral Home
Paul Littell
D. A. Hinch
Clyde Marley
Hugh Huff Jr
Tom Thornton
Gordon Gay
South Main Church of Christ
Claude A. White
Roswell
Enm Medical Center
White
W. S. Boyett
South Main Church
Mr. White
Charles de Bremond
American Legion
South Park Cemetery
Lowell Claxton
Elmer Curtis
W. A. Melson
Morris Snow
Rex Brown
O. R. Tullis
Carl Day
Lloyd Haun Sr
James Sikes
L. Wishard
Ralph Lowell
David Robinson
Howard Garner
Carl Smith
Virgil Lowell
D. L. Walker
Russell Young
Sherman Galloway
Woodrow Wilson
L. E. Griffin
O. D. Dishman
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Force
Southeast Asia
Indictments in Americus murder amid civil rights protests
Sumter County grand jury indicted Eddie Will Lamar and Charles Lee Hopkins, both 21, for first degree murder in the slaying of white Marine Andrew A. Whitley. Civil rights protests continued with about 40 outsiders arriving despite Gov. Carl Sanders urging restraint.
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Americus, Ga
Sumter County
Carl Sanders
Americus
Savannah
Atlanta
Sanders
Peter Zack Geer
Johnson
Americas
Eddie Will Lamar
Charles Lee Hopkins
Andrew A. Whatley
House Passes Voting Rights Compromise Bill to Senate
The House approved a voter rights compromise by 328 to 74 and sent it to the Senate after rejecting a move to return the measure to committee. The bill aims to suspend literacy tests in eight states and 34 North Carolina counties with federal examiners in areas with low registration.
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Washington
House
Senate
Johnson
Alabama
Alaska
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
South Carolina
Virginia
North Carolina
Arizona
Idaho
Maine
Gunstream Rites Set Thursday
Funeral services for Dr. Robert C. Gunstream 55 of Albuquerque will be held Thursday at 10 a.m. in Ancho. The Nazarene Church leader was killed Monday when a women's shower building fell during repairs after heavy rains at the Nazarene Camp near Ruidoso. The coroner's jury ruled the death accidental. services will be held in the Memorial Tabernacle named for him.
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Lincoln County Bureau
Ruidoso
Ancho
Robert C. Gunstream
Albuquerque
Nazarene
Here
Gunstream
Roswell
Nazarene Church
New Mexico
el Paso
Tex
Nazarene Camp
Memorial
Albert Jay
Chapel of Roses Funeral Home
Accidents Listed Across City Intersections This Monday
Multiple minor vehicle crashes reported Monday at intersections including Union and Tilden, Second and Union, Main and Summit, Twenty third and Main. Drivers named were Henry C. White Jr., Mae LeBar, Anna L. Ziemer, Jessie Goodman, William Ziemer, John B. Richards, E P Vore mus, Morgan Nelson, and Robert Wending. injuries described as minor for Ziemer and two passengers.
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Union
Tilden
Henry C. White Jr
W. Deming
Josephine Kay Wilkerson
Hickory
Second
Mae LeBar
W. First
Anna L. Ziemer
la Moore
Calif
Ziemer
Jessie Goodman
Anaheim
William Ziemer
Main
Summit
John B. Richards
OMS
WAFB
E.P. Voremus
Houston
Tex
Morgan Nelson
Robert Wending
N. Plains Park
Fire crews battle house fire near Roswell
Fire trucks from Roswell and East Grand Plains answered a Monday night alarm at the home of Rosendo Casarez southeast of Roswell on U. S. 285. Investigators found smoke and a burning odor stemming from a short circuit in a radio phonograph unit.
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Roswell
East Grand Plains
Rosendo Casarez
U.S. 285
Bonds posted for 37 civil rights demonstrators in Allendale
A federal representative guaranteed bonds for 37 civil rights protesters arrested at the Allendale County courthouse during a voter registration protest. Blanket bonds of 200 dollars each were posted for 36 demonstrators and 700 dollars for one white youth after a scuffle with state troopers.
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AL Lanier
Allendale
S.C
Rev. C. A. Webster Jr
Federal
Washington
CBS
Webster
CRS
Robert McNair
South Carolina
J. P. Strom
State Law Enforcement Division
Chase and fatal crash end Oklahoma robbery pursuit
The highway chase of a man linked to a $129 armed robbery in Hooker, Oklahoma, ended when Robert Leon Harmon, 25, of Chanute, Kansas, crashed into a railroad dock near Clayton, killing him seven hours after the pursuit began. Police say a bullet lodged in his skull did not cause death. autopsy pending.
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Clayton
Oklahoma
Robert Leon Harmon
Chanute
Kan
Harmon
Okla
Dan Moriarty
Union County
Guymon
Jack Pagett
Pagett
Men Interviewed For County Manager Post
Chaves County commissioners interviewed several applicants for the new county manager position today but took no formal action. The panel follows a budgeted post for the current year and a first call for applications last month. Next regular meeting is scheduled for August 9.
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Chaves
Hospital and birth notices from regional centers
The bulletin lists patient dismissals and admissions across several facilities including ENM Medical Center and Walker Air Force Base. Dismissals Aug 2 include Terrance Murray and Jenny Jackson among others. births announced for Ronald Taylor and a son. multiple admissions at ENM Medical Center for Aug 2 with names such as Frankie Johnson and Troy Glen Callaway. Additional items include memorial osteopathic and military base acknowledgments with new births and affiliations.
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Terrance Murray
Palomar
David Mata
E. Albuquerque
Jenny Jackson
W. Mathews
Betty Satterfield
Dexter
Frankie Elton
N. Missouri
Rita Scott
Portales
Teofilo Madrid
E. Mathews
Cecelia Garcia
E. Deming
Santos Martinez
Texico
Keith Benny
Elida
Ben Calzada
S. Monroe
James Antram
W. Deming
Ronald Taylor
E. Tilden
ENM Medical Center
Frankie Johnson
Troy Glen Callaway
Murice Barnes
N. Richardson
James V. Turner
Janet Simons
Artesia
Harold Hensley
Bandolina
Maynard Wyatt
S. Lea
Harlin C. Wall
Tennyson Chihuahua
Mescalero
Lonnie L. Wood
John W. Ham
Toni Ann Wright
Grant Keyes
Gilberto Granados
Josephine Stevenson
Kathleen Hall
Benny Good
Dewayne Miller
N. Atkinson
James R. Nicholson
S. Aspen
Memorial Osteopathic
Fern Kelly
Jan Brewer
Remedios Villa
Walker Air Force Base
Harold L. Gladback
OMS
Raymond L. Hopper
FMS
Raymond Perez
Ft. Bliss
Cattle Truck Crash Kills Six in Dexter
A double decker tractor trailer carrying 85 head of cattle overturned on U S 285 in Dexter killing six cows and injuring the driver Billy J Davis 24 of West Point Mississippi and assistant Wheeler Lishman Jr 23 of Starkville Mississippi The wreck blamed on excessive speed with the Garrard Transport Co vehicle sustaining the loss Lishman received multiple lacerations and was hospitalized while Davis had a head cut treated by a Dexter physician.
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Dexter
Clarence Smith
Billy J. Davis
West Point
Miss
Wheeler Lishman Jr
Starksville
Lishman
U.S.285
Smith
Davis
Garrard Transport Co
Markets Show Selective Gains Near Close
New York AP report notes mixed close with selective gains for Kennecott Zenith and American South African Investment about 2 points each. IBM rose 5 or more while U S Steel General Motors and American Telephone fell. Jones & Laughlin slipped over a point and Boeing rose 2 points. Volume estimated at 4.3 million shares versus 4.22 million Monday. Losses to a point outpaced gains but gains appeared in several issues.
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New York
Kennecott
Zenith
IBM
U.S. Steel
General Motors
American Telephone
Jones & Laughlin
Boeing
YORK
Amerada
Reich
Reyn Met
Am Tel Tel
Ariz P Sy
Safeway St
Atchison
San D Gas
Ad Refin
Sears Roek
Chrysler
Shell Oil
Sinclair
Cent Oil
Socony
du Pont
Swest PS
el & Mus
Sperry
Ford Mot
Wn Bancorp
Phil Pet
Int
Oil & Gas
Mt St T&l
E.F. Hutton & Co
Eksseassy SO Ee
Chicago
Cle
Roswell Insurance Man C Harrison Dies at 56
Christopher Lefty Harrison a Roswell insurance agent and long time resident died from a heart attack at his home 3108 Alhambra Dr. He was 56 and is survived by his widow Elizabeth and siblings Harold Arthur Ruth Victoria Edith. Born May 23 1909 in Beresford S D he moved to Roswell 20 years ago from Odessa Texas. Funeral arrangements pending Ballard Funeral Home.
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Roswell
Christopher
Lefty) Harrison
Alhambra Dr
Harrison
Elizabeth
Harold Harrison
Denver
Colo
Arthur Harrison
Missoula
Mont
Ruth Seiler
Vermillion
S.D
Victoria Boland
Rapid City
S. D
Edith Gillespie
Midland
Beresford
Harry
Julia Gehan Harrison
Odessa
Tex
McCamey
San Angelo
Vandalism and Gun Thefts Reported In City
Police reported vandalism to a car owned by Leonard Walls at 901 Caminisito with floor mats stolen and a side window shot by an air rifle while parked in front of his home. Two pistols were reported stolen from Donald Wise at 3909 Greenbrier.
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Albuquerque
Ramiro Jaramillo
Primitevo Lucero
Jack L. Wallace
Dave Neal
Billie Jean Wilhite
Los Lunas
Bernalillo County Indian Hospital
Gene Medling
Amelia Jaramillo
Lucy Lucero
Jack Brunacini
New Mexico 47
Neal
Wallace
Wilhite
Medling
Jaramillo
Lucero
State Highway Department
Richard A. Montoya
Leonard Walls
Caminisito
Donald Wise
Greenbrier
American F105 Shot Down Near Vinh
North Vietnamese gunners downed an U S Air Force F105 Thunderchief three miles north of Vinh. The pilot was presumed dead, and details of the mission remain unclear as officials confirm the loss.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Vinh
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Pentagon
Uncle Sam
Buquerque
Richard Rogers
Oscar Hammerstein II
la Posada de Santa Fe
Rogers
Rodgers and Hammerstein
Inn
Espanola
Sigwin Raska
Raska
Tucson
Ariz
State Board of Medical Examiners
Roswell Lodge No. 18
Max Littell
W.M
Carlton N. Walker, D.D.S
S. Kentucky
Roswell, N. M
County Post
ST. Mary’s
C. Harrison
Denver Livestock
USDA
EGG Market
Chris Harrison
Rambler’s Swap N GG
TOP Ramblers
American Motors
Marlin
Dean Motor Company
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