New cadets arrive at New Mexico Military Institute
The institute prepares for 400 newcomers as Cadre training enters its fifth day. Among them is a ninth grader Stubbs, son of Albuquerque residents Frank R. Stubbs of Allison Engineering. The commandant's staff includes Maj. Robert S. Terry and others with seven control officers and two secretaries assisting.
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NEW Mexico Military Institute
A Stubbs
Frank R. Stubbs
Albuquerque
Frank Stubbs
Allison Engineering, Inc
Duke City
NMMI
William A. Fredericks
Robert F. Dennis
George H. Welles
Richard Estergard
Moses or Lincoln Bearded Roswell Queen Crowned
The Optimist Club bulletin notes Bob Sitze growing a beard resembling a cross between Abraham Lincoln and Moses. Congratulations are offered to Mrs. Charlie Porter, 93, crowned Queen of the Roswell Centennial amid a good crowd last evening.
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Optimist Club of
Roswell
Bob Sitze
Charlie Porter
Western fires explode as containment fails in Oregon and Utah
Fires spread rapidly in northeast Oregon and northern Utah after initial containment. Fire crews feared shifting winds and moth damaged trees drove rapid expansion, with 9 000 acre growth in Snake River Canyon. Interagency centers reported 6 500 firefighters plus 3 000 National Guardsmen backing efforts.
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Associated Press
Oregon
Utah
California
Idaho
Montana
Snake River Canyon
Don Miller
U.S. Forest Service
Rocky Canyon
Wasatch National Forest
Bureau of Land Management
Interagency Fire Center
Interagency
Dick Klade
United States
July CPI up two tenths despite price freeze
The Labor Department reports July consumer prices rose only 0.2 percent, the smallest monthly gain in eight months, aided by Nixon's 60 day price freeze though some increases occurred before it took effect. Real weekly and spendable earnings rose slightly, but year over year spendable earnings fell due to higher Social Security taxes.
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R. Gregory Nokes
Associated Press
Washington
Nixon
Labor Department
Fire bombs strike Chile's labor HQ as nationwide strike spreads
In Santiago unidentified attackers struck the Central Workers Confederation district office with fire bombs. No injuries were reported but three families were left homeless as labor unrest and strikes widen. President Allende intervened to stabilize the military crisis after Gen. Cesar Ruiz briefly challenged his own post.
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Santiago
Chile
Central Workers Confederation
Confederation
Small Businessmen’s Confederation
Salvador Allende
Cesar Ruiz
Ruiz
Allende
Air Force
Air Force Public Relations Office
New cadets enroll at New Mexico Military Institute
Four hundred cadets join NMMI as 70 member fall cadre guides daylong matriculation. Roswell youths number 25 with nine Roswell cadre including Ingram Stokes Molyneaux and others. Parents attend coffee with Col Kemble while recruits sign the roll and prepare for classes starting next Tuesday.
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New Mexico Military Institute
NMMI
George B. Robbins Jr
VMV
C. Robert Kemble
Roswell
Joseph T. Ingram
Tom L. Ingram
James G. Stokes
S. Dewey Stokes Jr
Gregory D. Molyneaux
Gordon Molyneaux
Terry L. Matchin
T. O. Matchin
Keith L. Schrimsher
Ted Schrimsher
S. P. Johnson IV
Garden plot becomes necessity for Hartford residents
Virginia Moore and neighbors in the Dutch Point project cultivate a quarter acre lot turned into 40 garden plots to grow affordable food. With grocery bills rising from 50 to 80 dollars weekly, the crowd plant corn tomatoes turnips greens and cabbage amid rubble and clay near Hartford's riverfront, recalling roots and traditional meals.
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J. Thomas Failla
Associated Press
Hartford, Conn
Virginia Moore
Maggie Alston
Rites for Henry Barnard Scheduled in Roswell
Roswell residents gather for services honoring Henry William Barnard 73 a retired Packard Fire Marshal who died Monday in a local hospital. Rosary at Ballard Chapel at 7 30 p m today Requiem Mass at St Peters Catholic Church Wednesday Neri Greskoviak OFM officiating Burial in South Park Cemetery Ballard Funeral Home directing
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Ballard Chapel
Henry William Barnard
S. Hemlock
California teen charged in Roswell gun theft case
A 19-year-old Cupertino man, Steve Allen White, was arrested Monday afternoon and charged with burglary in connection with gun thefts from a Roswell residence last Saturday. Guns were recovered and he was released on his own recognizance. Other property thefts include a TV, a calculator, cash, and a tape deck with varying values, with no signs of forced entry in several cases.
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California
Roswell
Steve Allen
White
Cupertino
Calif
Hipolito Lozano
E. Bland
737
Alameda
Forrest Naylor
N. Missouri
Apt
Carter Clingman
16Th St
Market reports Investors stay on sidelines
Soaring rates and inflation push stocks lower as trading slows. The Dow Jones 30 at noon sits 5.42 lower at 861.98, a 20 month closing low. decliners outpace gainers 2 to 1 on the Big Board. Texaco leads volume at the exchange, with Dearborn Storm and Trafalgar House in focus.
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New York
American Stock Exchange
Dearborn Storm
Trafalgar House Investments
Dearborn
Amex
New York Stock Exchange
Texaco
Goodyear
Union Camp
Son charged in Dallas murder of parents at mobile home
William Paul Pesch, 37, a carnival worker, was charged with murder after his parents Paul Pesch, 70, and Anna Pesch, 68, were found dead in their Dallas mobile home. Authorities say both had throats slashed and Pesch stabbed in both eyes. sister Arlene Spivey reported the bodies on Sunday.
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Dallas
William Paul Pesch
Arlene Spivey
Paul Pesch
Anna
Pesch
Roswell Centennial Gift Honors NMMI Leader
A statue of Col. Ewing Lusk, former NMMI superintendent, was presented to Col. Bob Kemble during Roswell’s Centennial Celebration. The sculpture by Rogers Aston of Roswell was donated by the Roswell Chamber of Development and Commerce through Dr. I. J. Marshall.
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Col. Ewing Lusk
New Mexico Military Institute
Bob Kemble
NMMI
I. J. Marshall
Roswell
Rogers Aston
Pair Bound Over In Marijuana Case Near Lincoln
Tommy Valliant 23 of Ruidoso and Thomas Johnson 20 of Alto were bound over to district court to face possession of marijuana over eight ounces charges after a two hour preliminary hearing. Testimony included five witnesses and 111 live marijuana plants allegedly found July 26 near U S 380. A third suspect Elizabeth Mackey remains at large. Trial arraignment will be in Carrizozo.
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Ruidoso
Tommy Valliant
Alto
Thomas J. Johnson
Lincoln
U.S. 380
Elizabeth “Libby
Mackey
Cleveland
Ohio
Bradley
12Th Judicial District
George L. Zimmerman
Alamogordo
Lincoln County
Gertrude Huey
Capitan
Bill Payne
Carrizozo
Valliant
Johnson
Albert Rivera
Asst
Charles
Chuck” Shaw
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Richard Fritz
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Penasco
Chaves County
Gertrude van Eaton
Artesia
Stanley Moore
Janice
Texas
Moses Or
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Moses
Blazes Escape
Lassen County
Fostoria
Ballard Funeral Home
Mallard
Winchester & Iverness
Hagerman
Joe Lucas
Ray Carpenter
John Hall
CLU
Partnership Insurance
John Hall Associates Insurance Counselors Security National Bank Building
EF Hutton & Co
Bio Ask Bank
Sec, Inc
DOW Jones
E.F. Hutton & Co
NAM
E. F. Hutton & Co
Soi
Amer Can
McDon Doug
Amer
MMM
Mobil OW
Redfid
Mtn
Sts
Avyco Mfg
Pete Chrysler
Pan Am Sul
Pan Am WA
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Invest
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Coca Cola
Phil Pete
del Webb
Ramada
Dresser
RCA Corp Duplan Corp
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DuPont
Safeway
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Estrin Ko
Sears
Exxon
Signat Oi
Paso NG
Skelly Oime
Fsrah Mfg
Ford
Telex Corpa
Tenneco
Haliburton
Thiokol
Hueblien
Transam
US Steel
West Ban
Kennecott
Libow Fd
Elec
Levi Strauss
Xerox
Temco
Union Oil Cal Wa Liten Ind
Lockheed
Wilcx & Gibbs
Chicago
E.F Hutton & Co
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Otero County Division I
Robert Bradley
New Mexico
State Narcotics Division
Midwest Distributors
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