Death Ship Captain's Log Could Decide Jurisdiction
The log of the Panama flag Seven Seas notes the ship's position two miles west of Sombrero Light ten minutes before Captain Rogelio Diaz was killed and four crew members died. Ramirez, the Cuban suspect, claimed self defense after disputes over Diaz and possible exile ties. Jurisdiction hinges on whether the wrecked vessel remained within the U.S. three mile limit, affecting Florida or Panama-US authority.
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Miami
Fla
Rogelio Diaz
Seven Seas
Ramirez
Diaz
Sombrero Light
Florida Keys
Florida
Aaron Foosaner
U.S
Monroe County
Labysterman
Cuba
Gulf Stream
Tampa
Fidel Castro
Here
Panama
United States
Gerald Davison
Coast
Subpoenas Issued in Cross Case
Sheriff Lang issues subpoenas to several persons as Travis County grand jury weighs charges against James C. Cross Jr. for the July 18 strangling of two Dallas coeds. State plans psychiatric exam. case likely heard next week in Travis County.
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Austin
Tex
T.O. Lang
Travis County
Susan Rigsby
Shirley Ann Stark
James C. Cross Jr
University of Texas
Dallas
Blackwell
Cross
Wreck Injures Two. Traffic Light Approved
Two people were treated for minor injuries after a two car crash at Country Club Road and Garden Avenue. Lenna Kincade 21 of Enid Oklahoma and Frank J. Riney were injured when his car hit Arnold Kincade s vehicle. Less than two hours later the Roswell City Council unanimously approved a police committee request to authorize a traffic light for that intersection.
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Country Club Road
Garden Avenue
Lenna Kincade
Enid
Okla
Frank J. Riney
N. Main
Riney
Arnold Kincade
Roswell
Rancher Injury Not Serious After Self Inflicted Shot
A rancher, Rusty Armstrong, 60, shot his left leg while rabbit hunting with a 12 gauge shotgun. He crawled to his pickup, drove three miles, and radioed for help. An ambulance took him to St. Marys hospital with only minor flesh wounds.
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Rusty Armstrong
Ballard
St. Mary's Hospital
Armstrong
Titan Modification Work Is Suspended
The Air Force ordered modification and overhaul work on Titan 2 missile sites paused pending an investigation into Monday's fatal Searcy Arkansas silo incident. Work has been completed on 21 of the 54 silos, a spokesman said.
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Washington
Air Force
Searcy, Ark
Dexter carpenter Tom Caffall dies at 305 West First
Dexter resident and former carpenter Thomas Kent Caffall aged 74 died at home after a long illness. He leaves a widow Rosa May and children Lee Roy Norman Sharon plus six grandchildren. He served in World War I and farmed before retiring. Funeral Friday at Westside Church of Christ in Dexter at 2 p.m. Burial at Hagerman Cemetery. Ballard Funeral Home of Hagerman in charge.
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Thomas Kent Caffall
Dexter
Mr. Caffall
Rosa May Caffall
Lee Roy Caffall
Artesia
Norman Perry Caffall
Sharon Lynn Nelson
Caprock
Jim Caffall
Cliff Caffall
Stockton
Calif
Ed Caffall
Globe
Ariz
Arelia Clemens
Gonzales
Texas
Tom and
Susan Kent Caffall
Caffall
Hagermann and
Rosa May Southard
Roswell
Westside Church of Christ
Westside
Wayne Beddingfield
Hagerman
Ballard Funeral Home
Clifford Butts
James Freeland
Joe D. Durand
E. J. Bible
Warner Thomas
Roy Miles
Ballard
Clovis Welcomes Temporary Air Base Personnel Transfer
Clovis residents react calmly to the transfer of 800 personnel and their families from Cannon Air Force Base to Luke Air Force Base Arizona. Officials say the 474th Tactical Fighter Wing will be reconstituted at Cannon soon, with a temporary economic impact expected but the long range outlook positive.
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Clovis
Clovis Chamber of Commerce
W.G. Benz
474Th
William H. Duckworth
R-Curry
Darwin Sprouls
Chamber
Air Force
Department of Defense
Viet Nam
Hoyt Pattison
Six Rigs Accelerate Gas Boom at Indian Hills Basin
Six drilling rigs are punching more holes into the Indian Hills Basin near Carlsbad. About 15 wells have been drilled since gas was discovered three years ago, with producers pulling over a million cubic feet daily. Marathon Oil builds a near one million dollar gas plant. Southern Union operates a plant and a 500000 dollar pipeline plans to feed Artesia Carlsbad Hobbs and Roswell. Over 20 miles of pipeline laid by Mermis Construction and Ferguson Construction expects to finish a 31.8 mile gas gathering system by year end.
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Carlsbad
Indian Hills Basin
Marathon Oil Co
Southern Union Gas Co
Indian Hills
Artesia
Hobbs
Roswell
Mermis Construction Co
Albuquerque
Ferguson Construction Co
Hospital visiting hours and recent admissions
Local hospitals list visiting hours for General patients 2 p m to 8 30 p m Maternity 3 to 5 p m and 6 30 to 8 30 p m St Marys Admitted Aug 10 Richard Cooke Fr Stanton Mrs Winnie Fillmore 601 N Kentucky Jeffrey Hendricks Hobbs George Moore 802 Plains Park Ray W Morgan 706 W Mathews Dismissed Aug 10 Clyde Barnes Bill Leslie Orlando Archuleta Mrs Foy Jones Mrs T M Dye Richard Brockman Bruno Mata Mrs Genovevo Valadez Mrs Betty Satterfield Births Aug 10 Mr and Mrs John Herrera 603 W Mathews a son Enm Medical Center C A Fowler 119 W Oliver Michael Duncan 209 Calle del Sol Michael Hardy Ft Stockton Texas Steven Vick Albuquerque Mrs Frank Mc Daniels Kenna Mrs Robert Lucas 701 N Greenwood J Ordean Heisner 1414 S Union Cynda Cole Paul Jones Ben Bogle Memorial Osteopathic Mr and Mrs Ernie Hernandez 408 E Jefferson a son Denise Hairston Russell Hairston Mrs Florencia Valdez Mrs Shirley Tate Everett Colegrove Walker Air Force Base S Sgt and Mrs Joe Gomez 6th FMS a daughter
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ST. Mary’s
Richard Cooke
Fr. Stanton
Winnie Fillmore
Kentucky
Jeffrey Hendricks
Hobbs
George Moore
Plains Park
Ray W. Morgan
W. Mathews
Clyde Barnes
Bill Leslie
Orlando Archuleta
Foy Jones
T. M. Dye
Richard Brockman
Bruno Mata
Genovevo Valadez
Betty Satterfield
John Herrera
ENM Medical Center
C. A. Fowler
W. Oliver
Michael Duncan
Calle del Sol
Michael Hardy
Ft. Stockton
Texas
Steven Vick
Albuquerque
Frank McDaniels
Kenna
Robert Lucas
N. Greenwood
J. Ordean Heisner
S. Union
Cynda Cole
Paul Jones
Ben Bogle
Memorial Osteopathic
Ernie Hernandez
E. Jefferson
Denise Hairston
Russell Hairston
Florencia Valdez
Shirley Tate
Everett Colegrove
Walker Air Force Base
Joe Gomez
FMS
Malapportionment sparks New Mexico Senate critique
U.S. Senator Clinton P. Anderson of New Mexico denounces malapportionment as unfair to growing regions, citing 14 percent of residents electing a majority of the state Senate. He warns future shifts will favor urban counties like Bernalillo, urges Dirksen’s amendment to restore legislative balance.
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Washington
New Mexico
Senate
Anderson
Bernalillo County
Dona Ana
Chaves
Santa Fe
Eddy
Portales News Tribune
Dirksen
Congressional Record
Gordon K. Greaves
VISTA Girl Reported Hurt by Six Men on Navajo Reservation
FBI agents investigated a reported assault on a 19 year old VISTA worker at Dennehotse on the Navajo Reservation in Arizona. Physicians at Kanenta hospital examined the Massachusetts volunteer and indicated injuries. Four men were questioned. no arrests reported.
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Window Rock
Ariz
Navajo
FBI
Arizona
Volunteers In Service For America
VISTA
Dennehotse
John Mull
Phoenix
Mull
Kanenta
Massachusetts
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Two Car Crash Injures Woman Near Roswell
Mrs. Elizabeth Daniels, 47, of 1817 North Michigan, is listed in fair condition at Eastern New Mexico Medical Center after a two car crash east of Roswell. A five year old passenger, Stevie Beck, remains in good condition with head wounds. Mrs. Elinoria Tyler, 28, of Route 1, and her three children suffered cuts and bruises at the intersection of two county roads in the 5 p.m. crash.
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Elizabeth Daniels
1817
Michigan
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Roswell
Daniels
Stevie Beck
Elinoria Tyler
Senate Pushes Housing Cabinet Bill To Conferencing Stage
The Senate passed a bill creating a Housing and Urban Development Cabinet department to oversee city issues. It would upgrade the HHFA with about 13,500 employees to cabinet status and may place Robert C. Weaver as secretary, potentially making him the first African American in a Cabinet post.
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Washington
Senate
HHFA
Robert C. Weaver
New York
John F. Kennedy
Weaver
Johnson
City approves condemnation of several structures in August meeting
Alderman Bill Derby won approval to begin court action to condemn a structure at 304 N Grand Ave and indicated 13 additional properties at listed addresses may face action if owners do not act. He showed photos of the sites and a junk-filled lot at 300 E Hervey. a separate protest challenged a new garbage rate structure.
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Bill Derby
Derby
N. Grand Ave
Missouri
S. Kansas
Delaware
E. Hendricks
S. Grand
E. Albuquerque
S. Lea
W. Eighth
W. Alameda
E. Hervey
W.S. Hodges
Baynard W. Malone
Husband Slashes Wife in Roswell Fight
A Roswell woman is hospitalized with a deep cut to her right wrist after a brawl with her husband Charles E. Williams 29 of 411 E Summit. Williams is held for aggravated assault investigation as police question him about the injury reported after a party dispute.
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Roswell
St. Mary’s Hospital
Charles E. Williams
E. Summit
Elma
Local Draft Board Calls Three In September
Three 21 year old Chaves County youths will be called for the draft in September. The local Selective Service board clerk said the September quota was raised from zero after President Johnson urged a step up in Viet Nam fighting. All boards will call men born in 1944. An additional 29 youths will report to Fort Bliss Texas for physicals in September, leaving Roswell on September 30. A prior restriction on releasing monthly quota figures has been removed by Lt. Col.
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Chaves County
Jane Harris
Selective Service Board
Johnson
Viet Nam
Ft. Bliss
Tex
Roswell
New Mexico Business and Manufacturers to Meet in Roswell
A state convention of the New Mexico Business and Manufacturers Assn Inc will be held in Roswell on September 10 at the Roswell Inn. More than 100 members are expected to attend the gathering titled Operation Get Acquainted. Steve J. Holland, president of Electronics Industries Inc, will speak at the Friday dinner and tour his Roswell plant on Saturday morning.
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New Mexico
Roswell
Ft. Worth
Texas
Markets End Week on Fewer Losses After Midday Dip
The New York stock market rebounded from a mid day downturn to close with most losses erased. Volume was about 5 million shares compared with 4.7 million on Tuesday. Major movers included Great Western Financial and Diebold, with notable gains for Jones & Laughlin International Business Machines Eastman Kodak and U S Rubber. In commodities, hogs and cattle saw varied moves while Treasuries fell.
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Great Western Financial
Diebold
Steels
Jones & Laughlin
Republic
Motors
Chrysler
Ford Motor
Boeing
Douglas
du Pont
Eastman Kodak
International Business Machines
U.S. Rubber
Xerox
American Telephone
American Stock Exchange
Treasuries
Denver Livestock Roundup Report
Denver market notes show cattle 800 head in slaughter classes steady with calves and other categories scarce. Cattle classes including steers heifers and cows steady while other categories remain tight across supply.
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Denver Livestock
Denver
USDA
Two Juveniles Held For Breakin Investigations
Roswell police juvenile division holds two 16 year olds for investigation of recent break ins at the YMCA building at Sunset and Alameda. Entries occurred June 16 July 26 and August 8 with no items missing. Police also investigate a theft reported Tuesday night by Edward Gozdecki.
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Roswell
YMCA
Sunset
Alameda
Edward Gozdecki
Emerald Drive
Campora Responds After Daily Record Query
Deputy state director of the Selective Service System Fred Campora acts following a query from Al Stubbs Daily Record editor as part of ongoing coverage.
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Fred Campora
Selective Service System
Chicago live cattle futures at E F Hutton quotes
Futures prices listed for August October December February and April contracts with bid ask and close values. Volume figures shown for each month. Market notes show ranges and closing prices across series.
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Chicago Live Cattle Couretsy
E.F. Hutton & Co
Egg Market Chicago Steady to Higher Prices
Chicago eggs show steady to higher quotes with Grade A whites at 34 cents, mixed at 34, mediums 27 1/2, standards 27, dirties unquoted, checks at 21 cents. AP reports select grades at 70 percent or better quality.
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Chicago
Accident reports from two city intersections
At Tuesday morning 10 a.m. at First and Main a driver named Marian Kimbrell of 1520 S Cahoon and Ollie Lee Smith, son of Alva Oklahoma, were involved in a crash. At 8:52 p.m. at Union and College a driver identified as William S Campbell struck a utility pole.
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Marian Kimbrell
S. Cahoon
Ollie Lee Smithson
Alva
Okla
Union and College
William S. Campbell
Gallup Inter-Tribal Ceremony Opens With 17 Tribes
The 44th annual Gallup Inter-Tribal Ceremony opens Thursday with at least 17 Indian tribes from the United States and Mexico participating in the event.
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United States
Mexico
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