DeMolay Installation Of Officers In Roswell
Rio Hondo chapter of DeMolay holds installation at the Masonic Temple Roswell at 2 p.m. The slate includes Robert Longwill as master councilor Dan Carpenter senior councilor and Jimmy Gill junior councilor with many appointed officers. John Wright will install. ceremony honors motherhood with a flower talk and reception follows. Sponsored by Rio Hondo Lodge No 74 AF and AM with 30 members and petitions pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Hondo
Masonic Temple
Fourth
Robert M. Longwill
Dan Carpenter
Jimmy Gill
Billy Sloan
Scott Reeves
Elwin Burns
Randy Wilson
Phil Cathey
Dennis Alcorn
Jeff Boyer
Jimmy Boswell
Forrest Jurecek
Denny Hunter
de Molay
Rio Hondo Chapter
State de Molay
Roswell
Rio Hondo Lodge No. 74
AF & AM
Gerald McBride J
Richard Darnell
Scribe
Charles Whitfield
Lawrence Andrus
John Brockman
Don Hickson
R. F. Scott
New Mexico
International Supreme Council of de Molay
Social Security Cards Lost in Various Ways
Regionwide report details why people lose social security cards including washing them, leaving them in pockets, or misplacing them. District manager J Hassler Strickland notes duplicates saved time, and explains loss rates, name frequency data, and procedures for obtaining replacements at post offices and the district office. A final note mentions Nassau's Queen's Staircase as a sightseeing highlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Social Security District
J. Hassler Strickland
Strickland
Social Security Office
Boston
John O'Rourke
John O’rourke Jr
O’flannery
Smith
Johnson
Williams
Brown
Jones
Miller
Davis
Martin
Anderson
Wilson
Roswell Teen Driver In Car Crash On Old Clovis Highway
A Roswell girl sustained minor bruises and cuts in a one car crash five miles northeast of Roswell on the old Clovis Highway. Fare Davis of 319 East Lewis Street was treated at St Marys Hospital and released. Ronald K Sparkman, 16, of 901 North Beech drove the car, which medical officers said skidded 574 feet and rolled 12 times after losing control.
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Roswell
Clovis
Fare Davis
E. Lewis St
St. Mary's Hospital
Ronald K. Sparkman
N. Beech
Sparkman
Lutheran Youths Return From Camp Near Cloudcroft
A group of 50 Immanuel Lutheran youths returned Thursday from a five day summer camp at the YMCA grounds near Cloudcroft. Pastor A J Brase led daily Bible studies and discussions and conducted Sunday worship. Camp counselors included Robert Schultz with campers Dixie Ramm Arne Henden Tim Nealis Debby Kathy Brase and Susan Michels.
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Immanuel Luitheran Church
YMCA
Cloudcroft
A. J. Brase
Robert Schultz
Brase
el Paso
Walther League
Immanuel Laitheran
Dixie Ramm
Arne Henden
Tim Nealis
Debby
Kathy Brase
Susan Michels
Clovis Shells Not From Cannon AFB
AP reports Cannon Air Force Base officials say 20mm shells found in Clovis did not originate there. The base collected several rounds and traced lot numbers and inventory to rule out the Clovis base as the source.
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Clovis
Cannon Afb
Clovis (Ap
Cannon Air Force Base
Village Mourns For Child
Debbie Cappen, four, was slain in Fairfax Ohio as a festive firemen’s carnival continued quietly. A 14 year old boy, George Rickey Jr, confessed to luring her home with hide and seek and assaulting her before stabbing and choking her. Debbie’s body was found under his parents porch after a search by police and a reporter.
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Debbie
Fairfax
James Finan
George Rickey Jr
Finan
Rickey
Hide
Frank Weikel
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
LBJ Praises Widow Courage At Posthumous Silver Star
President Johnson lauded Barbara Jean Walling widow of Army sergeant Harry A. Walling for his gallantry in Vietnam as Walling received a posthumous Silver Star. The ceremony at the White House included the reading of her moving letter to fellow spouses and Walling’s friends. Walling, born April 23 1940 in Los Angeles, is buried at Golden Gate National Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Beret Special Forces
Secretary of Defense
Cyrus R. Vance
Johnson
Walling
Calif
Los Angeles
Golden Gate National Cemetery
California
Roswell Police Chief lauds teen curfew cooperation
Roswell Police Chief L. M. Hall praised local teenagers for complying with the curfew and noted minimal disrespect toward officers. He highlighted 62 officers logging over 120 hours of voluntary extra duty in 90 days and patrol cars covering more than 9,000 miles monthly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
L. M. Hall
Sertoma Club
Hall
Police Department
State Legion to Convene Two-Day Conference in Albuquerque
The American Legion holds its annual statewide conference in Albuquerque next weekend with an expected 305 Legionnaires. State Commander Joe Staley of Santa Fe named Ernie Wheaton as state membership chairman and Wheaton will depart for Indianapolis for the national membership school before returning to instruct post chairmen during the meeting.
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Albuquerque
American Legion
Joe Staley
Santa Fe
Ernie Wheaton
Wheaton
Legion
Indianapolis
New Mexico
St Peter School Sets Fall Opening Times and Immunization Rules
St Peter elementary and high schools begin fall classes at 8 a.m. Aug 31 with kindergarten opening Sept 8. All children must be immunized, including polio series Salk or Sabin, within 30 days of opening. Bus service inquiries call Mrs James Lilley at 622 6298.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Peter
New Mexico
James Lilley
CIA Officer Doubts Victory in South Vietnam
A CIA economist on the Board of National Estimates questions prospects for a military end to the war in South Vietnam. The June 8 paper argues Viet Cong offensives rise while Saigon’s drive falters, suggesting a prolonged stalemate or possible negotiated settlement. Administration officials say the view does not reflect official policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CIA
Viet Nam
Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
South Viet Nam
U.S
Willard Matthias
Board of National Estimates
Matthias
Saigon
Charles de Gaulle
Chicago Tribune
Sherman Kent
National Estimates Board
Navajo Times Budget Tabled in Probe Over Propaganda Claims
WINDOW ROCK Ariz AP The Navajo Tribal Council tabled the budget for the Navajo Times amid charges the paper served as a propaganda organ for Tribal Chairman Raymond Nakai. Marshall Tome, the paper’s managing editor, has criticized the Old Guard faction aligned against Nakai.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Window Rock. Ariz
Navajo Tribal Council
The
Navajo Times
Raymond Nakai
Marshall Tome
Old Guard
Nakai
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Norman Rourke
Nassau
And
Union Plaza Center
Don Bandy
Cincinnati, Ohio
Cincinnati
Debbie Cappen
LBJ
By Karl Bauman
Harry A. Walling
Mrs. Walling
State Legion
Sewing Kit Cay
St. Peter School
By Lewis Gulick
Kent
N. Main ST
Lardy
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