Richard Berry to Be Installed as Master Councilor
Richard Berry of Dexter will be installed as Master Councilor of Bob Kisker Chapter Order of DeMolay on Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Masonic Temple in Roswell with a reception to follow. Berry is the son of Mrs. Ella Belle Berry and the late O B Berry Jr. He is the third in his family to hold the office, with brothers Kenneth and Clayton already past Master Councilors.
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Richard Berry
Dexter
Bob Kisker
Order of DeMolay
Masonic Temple
Roswell
Berry
Ella Belle Berry
O.B. Berry
Kenneth
Clayton
Ed Snider
Mike Garrett
Ed Kruse
Bobby Hall
Mark Mitchum
Alan Robbins
Mike Higgins
David Krattiger
Red Corn
Jim Berry
David Glover
David
Cadet Juarez Attends ROTC Basic Camp at Fort Knox
Cadet Edward C. Juarez age 18 son of Mr and Mrs Cruz C Juarez Artesia N M, completed six weeks of practical military leadership training at the Army ROTC basic summer camp at Fort Knox Kentucky He is among more than 13000 students at six U S installations The camp replaces the first two years of on campus instruction enabling eligible students to enroll in ROTC and join leaders in training
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FT. Knox
Edward C. Juarez
Cruz C. Juarez
S. 17Th St
Artesia
Army Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
Juarez
New Mexico Military Institute
Roswell
U.S
Billy the Kid Rodeo Set for Aug 21 22 in Carrizozo
The annual Billy the Kid Rodeo in Carrizozo will run August 21 and 22 at Joe Sargent Arena. It is open to contestants 15 and under with entry forms from Wesley Lindsay. Stock provided by Mike Hernandez of Ruidoso. A dance featuring the Aggie Ramblers will be held August 21 night.
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Carrizozo
Billy the Kid
The
Wesley Lindsay
N.M
Mike Hernandez
Ruidoso
Aggie Ramblers
Official is blasted by Indians
John Crow Interior Department deputy commissioner of Indian Affairs drew sharp criticism at the National Tribal Chairmen's Association meeting near Albuquerque. Interior Secretary Morton issued an order granting Crow more power than Commissioner Louis Bruce, who said changes restore him to leadership. Bruce called Crow a solid bureaucrat focused on his goals.
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Albuquerque
John Crow
Interior Department
Indian Affairs
National Tribal Chairmen’s Association
Association
Southwestern Indian Polytechnic
Crow
Rogers C. B. Morton
Louis Bruce
Fabrific opens at 319 West Main with new staff
Fabrific, a new fabric store, opened this morning at 319 W Main St offering fabrics sewing items and related goods. Don Hayes area supervisor says five people including a manager are employed and the building has been fully remodeled for the business. Owner J A Fairey confirms the renovation.
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Artelia
Main St
Don Hayes
J.A. Fairey
Pawnbroker Biswell Sentenced to State Prison
Hobbs pawnbroker Loran Anthony Tony Biswell was jailed by Chaves County Sheriff Tommy Thompson and began a one to five year sentence for receiving stolen property over 100 dollars. Conviction followed a 5th District Court jury trial in Roswell on Sept 20 1970 and appeal denial by the State Appeals Court. Clouds moved over Ruidoso as a 6 30 a m report noted 45 degree temperature.
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Loran Anthony
Tony’’ Biswell
Hobbs
Chaves
Tommy Thompson
Biswell
Roswell
5Th District
George L. Reese Jr
Boswell
Dense TV Schedule Highlights from Ruidoso and Nearby Areas
A dense listing of broadcast times across KOAT KBIM KBIM TV KGGM and KAVE stations shows boxing from the Forum at 9 30 pm in Ruidoso and a wide slate including news shows films and series such as That Girl The Partridge Family Love American Style The Odd Couple Jackie and Giants live sports and a late night lineup.
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Mnneweins
Carlsbad Kave
Dick van Dyke
Dick Cavett
ROTC cadet attends six week summer camp at Ft. Knox
Frank R. Trujillo 18 son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Trujillo of Capitan attends six weeks of Army ROTC basic camp at Ft. Knox Ky this summer He is a student at New Mexico Military Institute ARTELIA Jerry Hale and family relocate from Plains Texas plan to open Jerry s 7 11 Store in Hermosa Shopping Center Artesia New Mexico Hale Dorothy Pamela Dee 8 reside at 400 Garst St Artesia
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FT. Knox, KY
Frank R. Trujillo
Raymond Trujillo
Capitan
Army Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
Ft. Knox
Trujillo
New Mexico Military Institute
Artelia
Jerry Hale
Plains
Tex
Jerry
Hermosa
Hale
Dorothy
Pamela Dee
Garst St
Artesia
Hospital Cuts Staff and Closes Floor Amid Low Occupancy
Hospital administrator Roland Walsh told the board the facility temporarily reduced eight positions due to low occupancy and closed the first floor for about two weeks. July occupancy was 35.3 percent with a net loss of 3149.57 after depreciation. Admissions and births fell from last year. surgeries also declined.
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Artelia
Roland Walsh
College of Artesia
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UPI Telephoto
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Galveston
U.S. S. Cavalla
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U.S. Navy
By Kessler
China
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Ruidoso and Vicinity
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Ruidoso Television
the Forum
Eyewitness News
Koat TV
ABC News
Kggm.tv
CBS News
Andy Griffith
Western Union
Kbim.tv
Ksws TV
Roswell 590 Evening Report
Larry Kane
Val de Lac
F Troop
Combat
Buck Owens
Our Town
Koat.tv
Lancelot Link
Jerry Lewis
Scooper & the Doubledeckers
Hot Wheels
Sky Hawks
Motor Mouse
Hardy Boys
Wide World of Sports
Porter Wagner
Rome
Worldwatcher News
My Three Sons
Arnie
Mary Tyler Moore
Mannix
Hawaii Five O
KSWS
Heckie and Jeckie
Woody Woodpecker
Doctor Dolittle
the Pink Panther
Universal
Frontier
Mannix VW News
Hawai Five O
Championship Wrestling
Carlsrad Kave TV
Secret Chimp
Doubledeckers
Hazel
New Mexico
Ruidose Weather Channel
Lawrence Weik
Kggm TV
Harlem Globetrotters
Slaughter
Tenth Ave
WWNM
KIM TV
Hariem Globetrotters
Jetsons
Mission Impossible
Annie
Lawrence Welk
Ruidoso Weather
Channel 1
North Virginia & Legaince
Marion Welch
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Walsh
C.P. Bunch
Henry Alaniz
Cecil Hill
Jerry Losee
Tom Sivley
Igrand
Usda Croke
U.S.D.A
Os's
Oise
U.S.D.A. Choice
Porterhouse
FED
Odie
U.S.D.A. Choice Ground
Reelanes
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