Houston Battles Encephalitis Across Four Fronts
Houston fights encephalitis and its carrier the mosquito on four fronts as suspected cases rise. At Ben Taub Hospital nine new patients are under investigation while 120 cases are reported citywide with only four confirmed. Health officer Dr. C A Pigford coordinates efforts with CDC specialists to map cases and expand reporting networks.
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Houston, Tex
Houston
Ben Taub Hospital
C. A. Pigford
Pigford
U.S. Public Health Service
Santa Fe Freigth Train Derails Near Artesia
Thirty six cars of a 380 car Santa Fe freight derailed about three miles south of Artesia early today. No injuries reported. Officials cited irrigation water undermining ballast as the cause while the train traveled about 30 mph. Thirty three derailed cars carried potash, one had cotton linters, two were empty. A temporary track was built and traffic was expected to resume later today.
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Artesia
Santa Fe
Burglar Steals $50,000 in Furs From Store
Burglars bypassed a strong alarm and steel back door to loot $50,000 in furs from The French Poodle on Connecticut Avenue. They entered via an office above the shop, cut a hole in the ceiling, descended by rope, and fled with furs valued by owner Mrs. Alvin Epstein.
Accidents Reported on Sunday Across City Streets
At 1 03 p m on Main and Summit Streets Henry Theron Stanley of Lovington and Barbara Eugenia DePaw of 3001 Delicado Ave Royal Motel 2001 N Main St collided near the Royal Motel Thelma Langley of Albuquerque owned a parked car involved in the accident At 8 54 p m at Ballojak Drive In Theater Air Base Road James Gary Cathey 712 S Heights and Daniel Jesus Luna 1200 E 17th St were involved in a separate incident near the drive in theater.
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Main
Summit Streets
Henry Theron Stanley
Lovington
Barbara Eugenia DePaw
Delicado Ave
Royal Motel
N. Main St
Donald A
Penter
Greeley
Colo
Thelma Langley
Albuquerque
Air Base Road
James Gary Cathey
S. Heights
Daniel Jesus Luna
E. 17Th St
New Mexico Delegates Face Ticket Woes At Convention
New Mexico delegates arrive in Atlantic City for the Democratic National Convention with ticket shortages and a lack of firm support. Rep. Thomas Morris notes the Convention Hall is large and ticketed, while delegates show mixed loyalties with some backing Humphrey and MeCarthy and others ready to back the President's pick. Three delegates pledge to support the Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party challenge.
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New Mexico
Atlantic City
U.S
Joe Montoya
Santa Fe
Jack Campbell
Tom Morris
Tucumcari
Associated Press
Convention Hall
Thomas Morris
Morris
Hubert Humphrey
Eugene MeceCarthy
Minnesota
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Thieves Take 40 Cases of Whiskey Valued at 2800
A break in at Richard Distributing Co. 218 E Fifth St netted about 40 cases of whisky worth 2800. Clues at the scene indicated the thieves used a pickup to haul the liquor away after breaking a large plate glass front window. The theft was reported by employee George Florez at 9 15 a m Saturday.
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Richard Distributing Co
E. Fifth St
George Florez
Florez
Paul Jones
Consolidated Bottlers
S. Main St
Jones
Mary Gonzales
E. Forrest
Williams
Lionel McKinney
S. Elm
McKinney
Shotgun Blast Kills Logger in Chama Country Camp
A Chama logging camp worker, Pat Glasson, 40, from Pagosa Springs Colorado, was killed by a shotgun blast early Sunday. A 64 year old man, Willie Taylor, Negro, was charged with murder after a dispute at a home, witnesses say Glasson slapped Taylor then followed him outside before the shot.
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CHAMA
Pat Glasson
Pagosa Springs
Colo
Willie Garcia
Glasson
Justice of the Peaceless
Casados
Parkview
Willie Taylor
Garcia
Taylor
Giasson
Democrats Pledge Civil Rights Enforcement in Platform
The Democratic Platform Committee approved a civil rights plank pledging fair, effective enforcement of the 1964 Act. It backs immigration reform and equal opportunity measures for women and older Americans, condemns extremism, and notes South gains in moderation of civil rights stance.
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Edmond Lebreton
Associated Press
Atlantic City
Democratic Platform Committee
Pierre Pelham
Alabama
South
Pelham
Democratic Party
Communist Party
Ku Klux Klan
John Birch Society
Holman Rites To Be Held In Texas
Funeral services for Edward Bryant Holman 38 of Brownfield Texas will be held there with burial. He was born and educated in Brownfield and studied design in San Francisco. Survivors include a son and daughter in Roswell and brothers in Dallas and Fort Worth. Ballard Funeral Home in charge. William C. Borman services pending Ballard Funeral Home.
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Edward Bryant Holman
Ward
Brownfield
Tex
Mr. Holman
Howard Payne College
Rudolph Schaeffer School of Design
San Francisco
Calif
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Charles R. Davies
Former Nurse Survives 22 Days Lost in New Mexico Mountains
Harriet Coyle 39 of San Antonio spent 22 days wandering in the northern New Mexico mountains after getting separated from her husband and father-in-law during a rock hunting trip. Found 16 miles from her initial straying, she endured thirst with cactus juice and dew until rescue by Gilbert Ortiz and Solomon Luna with the New Mexico Mounted Patrol. She is being treated at Sandia Base Hospital for leg cuts and mild shock.
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Albuquerque
Harriet Coyle
San Antonio
Tex
New Mexico
Sandia Base Hospital
George Coyle
Brooke Army Medical Center
Santa Fe
Coyle
Gilbert Ortiz
Solomon Luna
New Mexico Mounted Patrol
Hospital visiting hours and admissions list
Visiting hours set for General patients from 2 p m to 8 30 p m Maternity visits available 3 p m to 5 p m and 6 30 p m to 8 30 p m Names appear for admissions August 22 23 and discharges same dates plus births at multiple centers including ENM Medical Center and Memorial Osteopathic Entries list patient names addresses and newborn announcements with several individuals and households named
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Thomas B. Bykstra
Albuquerque
Gene Davis
E. Lewis
James Fleming
E. McCune
Lee Roy Rhodes
Hagerman
Gene Allen King
Artesia
Earnest Delgado
S. Garden
Mary Ann Stephens
E Mathews
Verda Gates Bean
W. 12Th
Paul N. Urley
Carrizozo
Eugene E. Kenney
W. McGaffey
A. Ray
Fred A. Rich
Henry E Sell
Ramone Peneida
Frank H. Jones
ENM Medical Center
Clemmens Babcock
Delicado
Dennis Deruth
Rachael Maxwell
N. Missouri
Archie Groves
E. Connor
Francisco Gonzales
N. Delicado
Bernie Wilson
el Dora
Richard Sheppard
N. Pontiac
Larry Murphy
Jim Allery, Jr
Ralph Clark
Charles Freeman
Agnes Kaess
Ray Kizer
Larry Deen
Allyson Goodrum
Bernard Johnston
Jerry Martinez
N. Garden
Memorial Osteopathic
Ella Trujillo
E. Deming
English Mass Opens at Kiel Auditorium as Liturgical Reform Debuts
Cardinal Ritter leads 15,000 delegates at National Liturgical Week as English becomes the Mass language in the United States for the first time. The four day event in St Louis features workshops on church reform including art and music. The kickoff Mass at Kiel Auditorium is at 5 p.m. with a later celebration for St Louis IX.
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ST. Louis
Joseph Cardinal Ritter
United States
Ecumenical Council
Cardinal Ritter
Kiel Auditorium
St. Louis IX
France
Irregular gains hold as market graces trading day
The New York market shows uneven gains with Chrysler, Jones & Laughlin, International Harvester and Ling-Temco-Vought rising more than a point. Ford, General Motors, Boeing and Westinghouse gain modestly while Union Carbide and Du Pont slip about a point. trading volume sits around 3.5 million shares.
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New York
Chrysler
Ford
General Motors
Jones & Laughlin
International Harvester
U.S
Occidental Petroleum
Sunray DX
Ling-Temco-Vought
Raytheon
Boeing
Westinghouse Electric
Caterpillar
Kline & French
du Pont
Dorothy Herring Returns from Official Trip to New York and Washington
Mrs. Dorothy Herring Chaves county clerk returned from a trip to New York and Washington with her family. In Washington she attended a three day National Convention of County Officials and was invited to a White House reception by President Johnson. She leads the New Mexico Association of County Officials. The New York visit included the World’s Fair and a Broadway show. IBM dropped 2 Schering.
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New Mexico
Mack Easley
New York
Mack
June
Roger
Johnson
Mississippi
Freedom Democratic Party
Bernalillo County
Democratic
Henry Riker Jr
Fabian Chavez
Santa Fe
Victor Getz
Albuquerque
Dorothy Herring
Chaves
Washington
Eggs Firm Prices Rise Across Markets
Egg markets show firm to higher quotes with Grades A whites at 70 plus percent and various prices for mixed, mediums, standards, and dirties. Wool futures listed by E F Hutton show October and December levels, while Denver livestock markets report higher cattle, hogs, and lamb quotes across USDA listings.
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EGG Market
Chicago
Denver Livestock
Denver
USDA
Portales Historic Liquor Vote Heads to Polls
Portales in New Mexico votes tomorrow on legalizing liquor after 45 years of prohibition. Estimates range from 2060 to 3000 with 1650 cast in the last city election. Leaders include Haskell Doyal for the League for Legality and churches backing the Citizen's Anti Liquor League as rallies draw hundreds.
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Portales
New Mexico
League For Legality
Haskell Doyal
Citizen's Anti
Doyal
Liquor Control Board
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Mary Borman
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