Back of Moon Has Fewer Seas
Moscow reports that Zond-3 photos show the moon’s far side is more mountainous with many chains of minor craters extending for hundreds of kilometers. Dr. Yuri Lipsky notes differences between the near and far sides, confirming earlier cautious indications from 1959 images.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry S. Bradsher
Moscow
Yuri Lipsky
Shternberg Astronomical Institute
Lipsky
Tass
Zond-3
Earth
NM Wrecks Claim Six On Weekend
Six people died on New Mexico highways over the weekend raising the year total to 272 traffic deaths in 1965. A 19 year old Inglewood California man Raymond L. Davis died after his car on U S 82 hit an embankment and rolled. A Navajo man Ernest Wilson 22 was killed by a truck on New Mexico 68 near Window Rock. Jeffrey Bobchak 4 from Santa Fe was killed when he ran into a light truck. A Dallas family of three including Mr Hicks Mrs Hicks and their 16 year old daughter Jacqueline died in a one car crash on U S 66 near Clines Corners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New Mexico
Alamogordo
Raymond L. Davis
Inglewood
Calif
Cloudcroft
U.S
Davis
Gallup
Ernest Wilson
David Etcitty
Window Rock
Ariz
Etcitty
Wilson
Jeffrey Bobchak
Santa Fe
Dallas
Tex
Clines Corners
U.S. 66
James H. Hicks
Jacqueline
Color Coded Car Keys Debut At Retail Stores
Color coded car keys made of aluminum with color processed in draw consumer appeal to two car families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Storm Kills Possibly 100 Within Chile
A week long storm in southern Chile halted survivor searches as the navy cutter Janequeo broke up and sank off Bahia San Pedro. More than 100 feared dead, with 70 or more aboard. Landslides and floods raised the toll ashore to 58 while President Frei declared 22 provinces disaster areas and mobilized resources. A larger rescue ship awaited entry as weather hampered efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santiago
Chile
Bahia San Pedro
Eduardo Frei
Quiet Springfield Calm After Civil Rights Demonstrations
Springfield Massachusetts quieted as federal conciliators from the Community Relations Service met with city officials to investigate charges of police brutality tied to July protests. Demonstrations resumed with arrests on Friday and Sunday, including 44 arrests as authorities cleared a parade and occupied Court Square with helmeted police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Mass
Massachusetts
Harold T. Hunton
James D. Norton
Community Relations Service
Human Relations Commission
Charles V. Ryan
City Police Commission
Court Square
2000 Troops Keep Peace In Chicago
In Chicago's West Garfield Park, police, aided by about 2000 National Guardsmen held vigil after rioting weeks earlier. Over 300 officers patrolled around the clock, with guards on standby at five armories, aiming to quell violence while leaders urge restraint and an investigation into the outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Garfield Park
Albert Raby
Coordinating Council of Community Organizations
Multiple Traffic Collisions Reported Across City and Nearby Areas
A sequence of crash notes lists numerous incidents from Saturday through Monday. It names drivers including Janet B. Johnson, Josephine Gambao, George R. Washburn Jr., Thomas Carl Toppins, Fernando Ogas, Kenneth Hasler, Bonnie Barber, Letty K. Smith, Arthur Lacer, Bessie T. Davis, Elna M. Whitaker, Robert M. Crone, Donald E. Nord, Melba Gene Slayton, and Dial Clark Rayburn. Locations include Second and Michigan, South Main, Knights of Pythias Parking lot, Greer's parking lot, Missouri and Second, Second and Richardson, Second and Pennsylvania, Lea and Fulkerson, and a trailer incident one mile east of Roswell on the Tatum highway. Times range from 1:13 p.m. to 11:17 p.m. and cover various city streets and lots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Janet B. Johnson
S. Pine
Josephine Gamboa
South Main
George R. Washburn Jr
S. Heights
Thomas Carl Toppins
Boley Place
Walker Afb
Knights of Pythias
Fernando Ogas
S. Ash
Gilbert Lopez
S. Elm
Greer
Kenneth Hasler
E. 23Rd Street
Bonnie Barber
E. First
Missouri
Second
Letty K. Smith
Arthur Lacer
S. Missouri
Richardson
Bessie T. Davis
Albuquerque
N.M
Elna M. Whitaker
Tinnie
Pennsylvania
Robert M. Crone
E. McCune
Donald E. Nord
W. Juniper
AAA Road Dept Hold Joint Meet
A joint meeting between about 60 State Highway Department personnel and AAA representatives at the highway department headquarters on West Second Street focused on highway and driving safety. Ken Davis and Mrs. Lee Glover represented AAA while Ralph Smith emphasized the department’s safety campaign and observed a film on driving hazards and cautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Automobile Assn
AAA
Highway Department
West Second Street
Ken Davis
Lee Glover
Ralph Smith
Johnson laments disregard of law amid Los Angeles riots
President Johnson praised the easing of the Los Angeles riots and condemned violent disregard of law as a core democratic wrong. He tied disorder to unjust conditions and urged Americans to both condemn violence and address root causes such as poverty and lack of opportunity, while stressing enforcement of lawful process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Los Angeles
Washington
Republican House
Gerald R. Ford Jr
Michigan
Ford
CBS
Face the Nation
Prentiss L. Walker
Rmass
Great Society
House of Justice
Weekend wrecks injure eleven in city. one seriously
Eleven persons were injured in three separate automobile accidents in the city over the weekend. Nancy Padilla, 21, of 308 E Deming, was listed in serious condition after a crash at Southeast Main and Brasher Road. Rafael M. Miranda, 37, of 519 S. Fr, was uninjured and cited for reckless driving. Other injured included Nellie Padillo, Nathan Padillo, Joe Orona, and two drivers from Main and Second Streets. An additional two-car crash at Main and Southeast Main sent Manuel Garcia and James Harkness to St. Marys with injuries. Brenton cited for failure to yield. Virginia Jackson and two others also treated at St. Marys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Padilla
E. Deming
St. Mary’s Hospital
Main and
Brasher Road
Rafael M. Miranda
S. F.r
Nellie Padillo
Nathan Padillo
Joe Orona
E. Albuquerque
Miranda
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Main
Second Streets
John R. Murray
Muriel Firne Brenton
North Satuate
Mass
Miss Brenton
Southeast Main
Manuel Garcia
S. Mulberry
Andrew Montano
Steve Gonzales
E. Mathews
James A. Harkness
S. Kentucky
Virginia Jackson
W. Mathews
St. Mary's Hospital
Gemini 5 Astronauts Run Simulated Flight
At Cape Kennedy Florida astronauts L Gordon Cooper and Charles Conrad Jr practiced many phases of the eight day Gemini 5 flight in a cramped sim craft. Weather outlook for the first two days was optimistic with a Thursday 9 am est launch scheduled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Kennedy
Fla
L. Gordon Cooper
Charles Conrad Jr
Cooper-Conrad
Thieves Hit Grand Prix Race Track Entrance
Thieves broke into the Grand Prix Race Track in the 1000 block of South Main by removing a back door panel Friday. Manager Don Johnson told police pinball and cigarette machines were damaged. total losses were not determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main
Don Johnson
FBI Nabs Fugitive From 1964 Manhunt in Chicago
The FBI arrested Theodore Matthew Brechtel, 27, in Chicago using the alias Troy A. Channing. He had escaped from a New Orleans Public Health Service hospital on May 7, 1964 and was linked to firearms charges and a parole from a robbery. He had been employed since July 1964 by a Chicago manufacturer and lived at 5032 W Altgeld with a woman.
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Washington
FBI
Chicago
Theodore Matthew Brechtel
Brechtel
U.S. Public Health Service
New Orleans
J. Edgar Hoover
Troy A. Channing
W. Altgeld
Hospitals Attendance and Births Report for Aug dates
HOSPITALS list of admitted and dismissed patients with names and addresses across Aug 13 15 including births at several centers. ENM MEDICAL CENTER admits on Aug 13 15 with patient names and newborns, plus a birth at 408 Deborah Dr and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeffry Hendricks
Terry Haley
Linda Fletcher
Bennie Hewatt
Leon Ayers
Harold Main
Dick Graves
Roger Austin
Jimmy McClanahan
Douglas Price
Manuel Hernandez
Donald Brandon
S.C. Williams
Carroll Jackson Jr
Shanna Bizzell
Dewayne Harper
S. Michigan
Cliff Martinez
Hagerman
Louis Delgado
Dexter
Robert Baker Jr
W. Juniper
Manuel Genvara
S. Ash
Pernell Vaughan
E. Mathews
ENM Medical Center
Linda Chandler
Twin Diamond
Harold Whitaker
North Brown Road
Sandra McCain
Ohio
Gabe Harrington
Bay Meadow Dr
Adell Belcher
W. 11Th
Debra Marville
James Livingston
Carlton Smith
Rhonda Price
James Brandon
Raymond Holland
Deborah Dr
Richard Evans
Box
Artesia
Carmen Ritchey
Pine Lodge
Opal
Ronald C. Sumpter
S. Pinon
Jimmy Garcia
E. McGaffey
C. Wendell Ward
Country Club Rd
Stephan Willis
Selia Trujillo
Walker Air Force Base
Lester W. Sullivan
Leopold Montano
Larry G. Caplinger
Gary M. Barkin
Markets Moderate Gain Holds up Today
New York trading ends on a modest advance with volume around 5.4 million shares. Industrials show mixed movements as Chrysler and Ford rise while General Motors edges up. gains spread to Jones & Laughlin and U S Steel, with Eastman Kodak and Union Carbide advancing amid broad activity on the American stock exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Motors
Chrysler
Ford Motor
General Motors
Jones & Laughlin
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
United Aircraft
General Dynamics
Eastman Kodak
Union Carbide
General Electric
American Stock Exchange
Treasury
Amerada
Ailutine Phill Pet
Reyn
Safeway
Ariz P
San D
Atchison
Sears Roek
Shell Oil
Sinclair
Socony Cent Oil
du Pont
Sperry Rd
el & Mus
Cal
el Paso NG
Ind
Ford
Int
Mch
US Steel
Marath Oil
Wn Bancorp
Mont Ward
Westy el
Norn Gas
Mt St TT
Int Oil & Gas
U N Moves To Resume U N Assembly Without Veto Drama
The United States agreed to let the United Nations General Assembly resume normal operations after a year long deadlock over Soviet voting rights. Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg announced the policy shift in a 33 nation committee, citing nonenforcement of Article 19 of the U N charter as the reason for the change. The move ends the U N stalemate and marks Goldberg’s first U N address since taking over as U S chief delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations, N.Y
United States
U.N. General Assembly
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Johnson
Goldberg
U.N
Soviet Union
France
Adlai E. Stevenson
Denver Livestock Market Report Highlights Cattle and Hog Prices
USDA cattle figures show calves steady with slaughter steers and heifers steady and cows strong to 50 higher. Feeder shortages persist while live cattle futures list August to February bids. in Chicago live cattle, August to February quotes shift with varied highs and lows.
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Denver Livestock
Denver
USDA
U.S
Chicago
E. F. Hutton & Co
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Roswell
Tourist and Convention Promotion Committee
c/o
C. L. Dennis
KGFL
Lea
Fulkerson
Melba Gene Slayton
S. Lea
Donald James Thomas
Orlando
Tatum Highway
Dial Clark Rayburn
Denver City
Texas
Road Dept
LBJ
THE
Southwestern Business College
N. Penn
St."Mary’s
S. Sunset
Terry Paley
Route 1
Lupe Valenzuela
Louise Lankford
Donald Beardsley
W. McGaffey
Basil Warwick
Union Lake
Mich
T.E. Montgomery
E. Summit
Larry Partin
S. Union
James Harkness
Nancy
Nellie Padilla
Line Salazar
N. Delaware
Charles Keesee
E. Seventh
Jose _ Estrada
Elisa Gomez
Ynez Mendosa
Dunlap
Jesse Scantlin
Clyde Stacy Jr
T.E. Sumrow
S. Richardson
Margaret Bean
Stanley Hess
S. Hemlock
John Saunders
Cathy Clayton
Betsy Frisinger
Isidro Chavez
Raymond Sumrall
Concepcion Maldonado
Caroline Taggert
Benjamin Munzell
Stan Ritchey
Memorial Osteopathic
Margaret Jennings
DOW Jones
E.F. Hutton & Co
G.A.C
West Fourth Street
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