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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1965

Page

2

Burroughs Seen As Demos Choice

AP report from Farmington says former New Mexico governor Burroughs is seen as the likely Democratic nominee for the 1966 gubernatorial race. Tom Bolack, a GOP figure, predicts some unknown Republicans may run, and notes Burroughs has kept party ties strong while Bolack himself will not seek the nomination.

Farmington John Burroughs New Mexico Tom Bolack Bolack Burroughs GOP Santa Claus Washington Republican Party

Rancher Willis Lovelace Shot Dead in Lincoln County

A coroner jury ruled his death a personal safety related gunshot wound Tuesday for rancher Willis Lovelace 53 found shot in the head at Soda Well five miles east of his Lovelace Ranch headquarters. Foreman Paul Otero discovered the body. Survivors include his widow Frances and son Holt. Services were pending.

Carrizozo Lincoln County Willis Lovelace Lovelace Soda Well Paul Otero New Mexico Republican Party Central Committee New Mexico Racing Commission Frances Holt Lovelace Ranch

Bubonic Plague Case Confirmed in Crownpoint

A four year old Navajo girl from Crownpoint has a confirmed bubonic plague case, the fourth in the Gallup area in recent months. Health officials reported four suspected cases, with three other Indian children in Gallup area previously confirmed in July and all recovering after hospital treatment. The girl is in hospital and her family is under observation at home.

Santa FE Crownpoint State Health Department Gallup H.G. Doran Health Department

Six Injured In One-Car Accident Northeast Of Roswell

Six persons from Amarillo Texas received minor injuries when a car driven by Sharon Presley left U S 70 about 15 miles northeast of Roswell. Police say a steering defect caused the vehicle to roll. Presley and five passengers were treated for cuts and bruises.

Roswell U.S 70 Sharon Presley Amarillo Tex Miss Presley

Funeral Home Blaze Confined in Roswell Building

Roswell firemen quickly controlled a blaze at the former Turner Funeral Home on 1505 W. Second. Reported at 6:39 a.m., flames stayed on the roof and caused smoke inside the building. Cause noted as a short circuit in a neon light along the roof. Building owned by Jack Savage. Pueblo Motel sustained no damage.

Roswell Turner Funeral Home Pueblo Motel 1505 Second Turner Building Jack Savage

Hospital Visiting Hours and Patient Admissions

Hospital visiting hours list General patients 2 p.m. to 8 30 p.m. Maternity 3 to 5 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 30 p.m. The St Marys hospital report records admissions on August 23 and 24 for multiple individuals from Hondo Lovington Roswell and other areas. Births and discharges are noted with names and addresses.

ST. Mary's Bill McTeigue Hondo McKinley McTeigue Donald McTeigue Kenneth Williamson Lovington

Theft and Vehicle Window Breakage Reported in Local Notices

Virginia Torres reported cosmetics valued at 45 dollars stolen from her home at 208 W Tenth after a bedroom window entry. Police also investigated a damaged car window valued at 35 dollars on a 2800 block North Main street, reported by Douglas Denniston of 317 E Bonney.

Virginia Torres W. Tenth Torres Douglas Denniston E. Bonney North Main

Multiple Tuesday Auto Accidents Reported Downtown

At 7 07 a m on Alameda and Main Frank V Miller 106 ER Alameda and Adeline M Greentham 1411 Adams Drive involved. At 4 24 p m McGaffey and Main Susanne Steele WA FB and Zelma E Knapp 400 S Spruce. At 9 10 p m East Tilden near Elm Andrew Viera 127 S Pear and Victoria H Rivera Auto Route West. Rivera cited for improper backing. At 11 15 p m Country Club and Kentucky Deborah Ann Clark Route 1 and James S Leonard 612 N Kansas.

Alameda Main Frank V. Miller ER. Alameda Adeline M. Greentham Adams Drive McGaffey Susanne Steele WAFB Zelma E. Knapp S. Spruce East Tilden Elm Andrew Viera S. Pear Victoria H. Rivera

Cooper Praised by Albuquerque Scouts on Return

A telegram from 326 Boy Scout leaders will greet astronaut L Gordon Cooper Jr on his return from an eight day orbit. The regional conference at the University of New Mexico sent congratulations to Cooper, a former Scout, on Tuesday.

Albuquerque L. Gordon Cooper Jr University of New Mexico Cooper

Walker Represented Top SAC Crew for Bombing Navigation Meet

Walker's aircraft maintenance teams prepare for the 14th SAC Bombing Navigation competition at Fairchild AFB Washington September 12 to 18. Sixteen Walker technicians will support radar nav, avionics, jet engines and bomb navigation tasks while final pre flight checks ensure all 447 parts and systems function perfectly. Key crew members include Captains Keller and Cullom, Sgts Gozdecki Atkinson Mounsey Rude Taylor Williams Runyen Vandiver Kraemer Falmer Jacobson Kilbourne Warren and others.

Walker Strategic Air Command Fairchild Afb Wash William A. Rude Gary L. Kilbourne C. V. Taylor O. A SAC George B. Keller Richard W. Cullom Cer

Markets Close Higher In Active Trade

The stock market closed higher in active trading led by aerospace and airlines. Volume was about 6.1 million shares with notable gains in Eastman Kodak, General Electric, GM, Northwest, American Airlines, KLM, and Xerox amid a space technology focus. Denver livestock summary follows with cattle, hogs, and sheep listings.

New York Johnson Orbital Space Laboratory Rails Eastman Kodak General Electric General Motors Eric Lackawanna Continental Airlines Northwest American Airlines National TWA KLM Fairchild Camera American Meter Xerox American Stock Exchange U.S. Treasury

Gleason addresses Lutheran youth conference for God

Entertainer Jackie Gleason spoke to 5 000 youths at a six day Lutheran conference urging friendship with God. Two churches withdrew 24 members in protest of Gleason's TV show. Nixon plans Vietnam visit during Far East trip stopping in Saigon and Tokyo. Father Gilbert Hartke of Catholic University named 1965 St Genesius Award winner for performing arts.

Associated Press Miami Beach Fla Jackie Gleason Far East Nixon North Viet Nam Saigon Tokyo Rome Gilbert V. Hartke Johnson National Council of the Arts St. Genesius Santa Susanna Guild Father Hartke Catholic University of America

Draft Board Emphasizes Registration for All Youths

A local Selective Service spokesman reminded that all 18 year olds must register to be classified for military service. The Chaves County board mailed notices to married men and outlined appeal rules with a 10 day filing window. The monthly draft order favors delinquents and volunteers, then single men with no dependents.

Selective Service Board Selective Service U.S Chaves Selective Service Office

Walker Elementary Sets Registration for Students

Walker Elementary School will hold registration for all new and returning students from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday, August 27. Principal Marion Richards announced the schedule for kindergarten through sixth grade and said regular classes start Monday, August 30.

Walker Elementary School Marion Richards

Chicago live cattle market figures report

Prices listed for October December February and April trading show highs lows and closes. The data notes volumes for each contract from E F Hutton Co with specific figures for highs lows and closes across months.

Chicago E. F. Hutton & Co

Egg market steady in Chicago wholesale prices

Eggs remain near steady with wholesale buying prices unchanged in Chicago. Grade A whites 33 cents, mixed 33, mediums 292, standards 27.2 cents per dozen, dirties unquoted, checks 21.

Chicago

Natural Gas Pipeline Readies Artesia Office for 45 Mile Line

Harold D. Dowdy and Edgar Swan of Natural Gas Pipeline Co of America plan an Artesia office with a ten person inspection crew for about three months during a 45 mile 20 inch gas line from west of Carlsbad to east of Artesia. The project links with Transwestern Pipeline and begins after Sept 16 with initial flow of 130 million cubic feet daily.

Artesia Harold D. Dowdy Edgar Swan The Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America Carlsbad Transwestern Pipeline Federal Power Commission Amarillo Fritch Chicago Dayton Transwestern Dowdy

Fall from Tree Injures City Man

Joe Kellerhall, 37, of Roswell, suffered a cracked wrist elbow and back injuries in a 35 foot fall from a tree in the 100 block of North Richardson. He was listed in satisfactory condition at St. Mary's Hospital after Tuesday's accident.

Joe Kellerhall Roswell St. Mary’s Hospital Kellerhall North Richardson

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Demos Howard Graves Funeral Home Desmond Ballard Chapel Robert F. Desmond Silverton Ore Rex Don Desmond Cities Oil Services Company Charles R. Davies St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church Jack Deason Dorothy Herring South Park Cemetery Weldon Day Jack Townsend R. C. Hyatt A. C. Cooper Ben Adams Bob Conley Ramon Sivas Carrasco Ballard Lake Arthur Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church Ronnin Einhaus OFM Immaculate Conception Dexter Elisio Romero Jose Segura Alberto Ontiveras Amastacio Lopez Jesus Chavarria Joe Bebanco Wesley Dean Johnson S. Lea Jesse Cobos E. Albuquerque Melinda Brooks W. Jaffa Steven Reed S. Stanton Teresa Everhart Albert Turner W. Albuquerque Joe Kellerhals E. Railroad Maggie Moore Portales Viggo Moller Redwood Elizabeth Henderson Tatum Stanley Whitehead Missouri Phyllis Miles Patricia Lackey Jane Andrus Johnny Aragon Timmy Hearinge Henry Gamboa Tony Trujillo Manuel Rubio E. Jefferson ENM Medical Center Betty Kennedy S. Evergreen Colette Biggers Paul Alan Daniels del Norte Robert and Edward Aguilar Emerald James Brandon James Ridgeway John Clark Palomar Mark Chino Mescalero Don Peters Mike Peters Rob Goodloe Mac Adams Strelsa Greene Kevin Zangara Jimmy Embry Jim Decker O. L. Dennis Benny Paschall E. McCune Douglas Pack Penrod Tales Place Memorial Osteopathic Jerry W. Hodge E. Forest Walker Air Force Base A.1.c Roger E. Anderson CDS S.sgt Richard W. Osborne OMS Tourist and Convention Promotion Committee c/o Denver Livestock Denver Colo Amerada Reich Am Can Repub Sti Reyn Met Rey Tob Safeway St Ariz P San D Gas Atchison Sears Roeb Shell of Chrysler Socony Sinclair Pont Sperry el Paso Ford Gen Dynam Studebaker Elec Sunray Gen Motors Swift Goodyear Gulf O Draft Board MISS Contes Cleo’s Fabrics N. Main DOW Jones Indian Hills Marathon Daggar R. H. Fulton Lubbock Southwestern Business College N. Penn Interna
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