Reapportionment Delay Roils Foreign Aid Battle
In Washington the Senate heated over a rider to the 3.3 billion foreign aid bill to delay court ordered reapportionment. Sen. Nelson opposed delaying action while Sen. Curtis backed the rider and Sen. Dirksen appended a separate delay proposal. A recess extends past Friday with no early resolution anticipated.
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Washington
Senate
Gaylord A. Nelson
Dwis
Congress
Carl T. Curtis
R-Neb
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Johnson
Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Barry Goldwater Maps Broad TV Campaign in 1964 Race
Barry Goldwater aides outline a TV campaign costing about 4.5 million dollars with regional and national programs. The plan includes live nationwide appearances and brief radio and TV spots to begin before September, aiming to counter Democratic moves and potential Johnson debates.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
White House
Goldwater
Republican National
Dean Burch
Johnson
Capitan Students to Attend Pecos and Washington Ave Schools
El Capitan School will transfer its fifth and sixth graders to Pecos and Washington Avenue Schools for several weeks after August 31. The move, due to a six room addition’s completion in mid September, uses buses from El Capitan and returns students to regular dismissal.
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H. F. Allred
el Capitan
Pecos
Washington Avenue
Allred
Pueblo
Zamora Death Is Accidental Drowning
A Chaves County coroner's jury ruled Christine Zamora, 16, drowned accidentally at Britt Lake east of Roswell on August 11. Witnesses said she stepped from the shore into a deep hole while wading with a party near the lake.
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Christine Zamora
E. Hendricks
Chaves
Miss Zamora
Britt Lake
Roswell
Christine
Knife Attack Wounds Three Men in Hagerman
Three men were wounded in a knife attack at the Legion Hall in Hagerman Saturday night. Two were taken to St. Marys Hospital and one was released. Investigating are Roy M. Jones deputy town marshal, Charlie Troublefield and Al Briggs.
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Legion Hall
Hagerman
St. Mary’s Hospital
Jimmy Jiminez
Greenfield
Nash Anaya
S. Monroe
Richard Madrid
Roswell
Madrid
Roy M. Jones
Jones
Chaves County
Charlie Troublefield
al Briggs
Troublefield
Bennett Funeral Set Wednesday
Funeral services for Ira James Bennett II five year old son of Mr and Mrs Vestel Bennett of 800 N Atkinson set for 2 pm Wednesday at Ballard Chapel. Rev Fr Elmer Niemeyer of Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Parish will officiate. Burial will follow in South Park Cemetery.
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Ira James Bennett II
Vestel Bennett
N. Atkinson
Ballard Chapel
Elmer Niemeyer
The
Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Parish
South Park Cemetery
Man Stabbed Near Roswell in Early Morning Attack
Roswell resident Daniel Schaffer was found by State Police about 3 a.m. 20 miles west of Roswell on U S 380 with 11 stab wounds five serious, six flesh wounds. A woman reported fights across from her home, three suspects believed involved, a two inch blade found near the scene.
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Roswell
Daniel Schaffer
S. Cedar
St. Mary’s Hospital
Schaffer
U. S. 380
Eight Die As Church Bus Crashes On California Highway
A church bus carrying 65 members of the Disciples of Christ chapel of Canyon Church of Canoga Park collided head on with seven vehicles on U S 101 south of San Clemente. Eight people died including Deborah Lee Rogers, adopted daughter of Roy Rogers and Dale Evans. About 40 others were injured with ten in serious condition. The 21 year old bus had no emergency exit and its front tire blew out triggering the crash.
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San Clemente, Calif
Roy Rogers
Dale Evans
Disciples of Christ Chapel of
Fallbrook
Calif
Susan
Catherine
Debbie
Rogers
Miss Evans
Collision Causes Minor Injuries on Second Street
Two Roswell residents sustained minor injuries in a collision on 900 block E Second St. Mrs. Edward Powell, 33, suffered whiplash and Joe E Comer, 30, lacerated knee. Neither required medical attention as the Powell car halted for a left turn and was rear ended by the Comer pickup.
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Roswell
Second St
Edward, Powell
Eldora Ave
Joe E. Comer
Country Club Rd
Powell
Comer
Leonard Oil Co. location notice Roswell area
Locates 30-16S-30E Leonard Oil Co Box 400 Roswell Federal Hum ble No 1 Unit D Wildcat 660-N 660-W 11 000 TD Miss forma.
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Leonard Oil Co
Box 400
Roswell
Federal Humble
Unit D
Wildcat
Miss
Treasury chief urges excise tax reductions for next year
Secretary Dillon told the Democratic platform committee that excise taxes should be studied and possibly cut next year not only wartime levies. White House economist Heller urged dividends to states and continued growth, arguing revenues will rise about 6 billion annually, supporting a Kennedy Johnson campaign line.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Johnson
Democratic Platform Committee
Atlantic City
N.J
Dillon
Congress
Treasury
Walter W. Heller
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Heller
Eisenhower
Farm Bureau to Host Saturday Meeting and Talent Fund
The Chaves County Farm Bureau will meet at 7 30 p m Saturday at Berrendo School. A Talent Fund contest with two age groups will crown winners who advance to the state convention November 18 to 21. Contestants have five minutes and must fit group age limits. Contacts are listed for local participants and district nine Wool contest director.
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Chaves
Chaves County Talent Fund
Fred Schrimscher
Fritz Friant
Edwin A. Corn
Dexter
Wallace Reinecke
Farm Bureau
District Nine
Charles D. Fuller
Rt. 2
Man Treated For Knife Cut After Roswell Fight
A Roswell man Lionel McKinney of 114 S Elm was treated Monday night at St Mary's Hospital for a four inch cut on the left side of his face after a fight following an argument with another man. A break in and theft from a residence was reported by Julia Greasham at 806 E Mathews with clothing and bed linens valued at 42 dollars stolen from a storage room at the rear of her house. W C Skipper Jr of 2513 N Mimosas reported the theft of a tire and wheel from his pickup truck parked in his driveway Sunday night valued at 27 dollars.
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Roswell
Lionel McKinney
S. Elm
St. Mary’s Hospital
McKinney
S. Main St
Julia Greasham
E. Mathews
W. C. Skipper Jr
N. Mimosa
Skipper
Easley Attacks Tucker As Doom Prophet In New Mexico Campaign
Lt. Gov. Mack Easley accused GOP candidate Merle Tucker of extremism in financial fantasy and doom predicting for New Mexico. Easley highlighted a state surplus and alleged spending mayors would cut education. Tucker defended spending controls and higher education needs while criticizing Campbell administration and highway politics.
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HOBBS
Mack Easley
Prophets of Doom
New Mexico
Easley
Las Cruces
Tucker
Jack M. Campbell
Department of Development
Las Vegas
Denver
New Mexico Broadcasters Association
Taos
Ex Cotton Maid Faces Committee
Jane Nelson arranged a meeting to discuss a charge of noncooperation with the committee that stripped her Miss New Mexico crown. The committee chair cited national rules banning maids from other contests, while Nelson said she was unaware of the ban and would meet with officials.
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Tularosa
Jane Nelson
New Mexico
Maid of Cotton
Miss New Mexico
National Cotton Council
Winston Lovelace
Loving
Miss Nelson
Otero County
Administration To Kill TV Debate Bill
The Johnson administration is prepared to drop a compromise allowing presidential candidate debates. Both houses passed different versions of the enabling bill, and a Senate session was expected to consider the compromise after a White House meeting with Democratic leaders. Johnson has avoided committing to a televised face off with Barry Goldwater.
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Washington
Johnson
House
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Democratic Policy Committee
White House
GOP
Barry Goldwater
Notable Morning Crashes on Peach Street and Country Club Road
Two separate accidents occurred Monday morning at Peach Street and Greenwood Avenue and at Country Club Road and Washington Avenue. Marilyn A. Breese of Route 1 Box 144 and Samuel Meeks of 808 N Atkinson collided on Peach Street. Richard L. Dannenfelser of 105 E Mathews and Winnie Jo Hyslop of 2105 Chrysler Dr were involved on Country Club Road.
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Peach Street
Greenwood Avenue
Marilyn A. Breese
Samuel Meeks
N. Atkinson
Country Club Road
Washington Avenue
Richard L. Dannenfelser
E. Mathews
Winnie Jo Hyslop
Chrysler
Markets Rise Slightly As Steels And Motors Lead
In a moderate session on Wall Street trading rose with steels and motors advancing while rails softened. Volume around 4.1 million shares. Notable gains included Jones & Laughlin Republic Steel Chrysler General Motors and Coca Cola. New York Central fell over 2 points. Royal Crown Cola Wesco Financial and CBS slipped. Oil and chemical shares mixed. Pet Milk rose on dividend news.
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New York
Jones & Laughlin
Republic Steel
Chrysler
General Motors
Ford
New York Central
Nickel Plate
Royal Crown Cola
Wesco Financial
CBS
MCA Inc
J.I. Case
Coca Cola
Rexall
American Stock Exchange
Amerada
N_ Gas
Airlin
Phill Pet
Am Can
Reich
Reyn Met
Ariz Pev
Rey Teb
Atchison
Safeway St
San D Gas
Sears Roed
Shell Oil
Cent Oil
Sinclair du Pont
Mus
Swest PS
el Paso NG
Sperry Rd
Ford Mot
Elec
Studebaker
Gen Motors
Sunray
Goodyear
Swift Gulf Oil
Tenn Gas
Homestic
Texaco
Transwa
Marath Oil
S A
Mont Ward
Int Oil & Gas
Mt St T&t
DOW Jones
Associated Press
E. F. Hutton & Co
Fidelity Fund
Fidelity Cap
Aztec
Delhi
Taylor
Fortunave
Lone Star St
Pvt Co
Amer
Wes Pub
South Union
Transcon
Western Gas
Sas
Girl dies in Colorado camping accident
The body of Lori Capri Jef freys seven year old from Odessa Texas was flown home to Odessa for funeral services after she was accidentally shot and killed during a family camping trip in northwestern Colorado authorities said.
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Littleton
Colo
Lori Capri Jeffreys
Odessa
Tex
Colorado
Wool Market Courtesy Hutton October to December Quote
Wool market figures from E. F. Hutton & Co show October at 137.7, December at 136.2, and March at 135.3. The data reflects price points in the wool trade.
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E. F. Hutton & Co
Denver Livestock Prices Mixed Across Hog Sheep and Cattle
In Denver the livestock market shows hogs steady to weak with varied loads and weights trading 12.00 to 25.00 per hundredweight. Sheep at 5 500 head see slaughter lambs strong to 50 higher, ewes steady to weak, with lambs around 24.15 to 25.30. Cattle: calves 25, slaughter steers about steady at 23.20 with high good and choice 25.00, slaughter heifers 21.00 to 23.25, cutters and utilities 11.50 to 13.00.
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Denver Livestock
Denver
Chicago market steady firm on white grades
The GG Market in Chicago reports Steady to firm prices with 70 percent or better Grade A whites at 4012, mixed at 3972, mediums 31, standards 31, dirties unquoted, and checks at 23.
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Chicago
State Po lice finances to get another legislative airing
The Legislative Finance Committee heard a report on the New Mexico State Police administration noting a loose operation and high turnover with four boards and three chiefs in eight years.
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Santa FE
Legislative Finance Committee
Judicial System Study Committee
Fabian Chavez
D-Santa Fe
New Mexico
Harold Runnels
D-Sen
Hospital visiting hours and local notices
Hospital visiting hours listed for general patients from 2 p.m. to 8:30 p.m and maternity slots. A long list of admissions and dismissals at St. Marys ENM Medical Center Memorial Osteopathic and other facilities names individuals and addresses. The report also notes official appointments to a mental health committee and a couple found shot to death in Silver City with details.
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ST. Mary’s
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Pete Parker
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Jack Anders
James Sedillo
Nancy Padilla
Quintes Hinkley
Lois James
Montie Gardenhire
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NMMI
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Broken Arrow
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Memorial Osteopathic
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Ohio
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Kathereen Hairston
E. Alameda
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Alexander F. Sceresse
Albuquerque
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Silver City
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Joe Alvie Sneed
Ella May Sneed
Ryan
Joe Sneed
Sneed
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Miller
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Judy Lazenby
Olympia
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Roswell Lodge No. 18
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Daniel Paint & Glass CO
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