Senate ethics panel bans cut-rate car leases for senators
Washington AP reports the Senate Ethics Committee forbids future low-cost auto leases that let senators drive Lincoln Continentals for 750 dollars a year. The advisory ruling does not name any senator or officer who had accepted such deals from manufacturers aiming to promote their cars.
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Ford
General Motors
Agnew and Park discuss Korea troop withdrawals aid
Vice President Agnew and South Korean President Park Hee Park spent nearly six hours in Seoul on talks about U.S. plans to withdraw troops from Korea and Park demands for continued aid to modernize Korean forces. They expect further talks over dinner and a U.S. study to shape concrete commitments.
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Associated Press
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Japan
Skeen to Attend Barbecue Event
State Senator Joe Skeen will attend a candidates night barbecue hosted by the Chaves County Young Republicans at Dr and Mrs L J Barbour home in Las Cruces inviting county Republicans and candidates for state offices. Steve Henderson YR president said the event offers joining terms for interested attendees. The gathering is set for Thursday at 6 30 pm with additional party members expected.
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L. J. Barbour
Nontana
Joe Skeen
Lincoln County
Steve Henderson
Henderson
Clint Frost Rites Set Wednesday
Funeral services for Clint Frost 74 of Roswell will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday in Ballard Funeral Home Chapel. Frost died Sunday in a Roswell hospital. Kermit Southard to officiate with music by Jo Tyner and Geraldine Barbee. Burial in South Park Cemetery under Ballard Funeral Home direction. Casketbearers listed. honorary bearers named from multiple states and towns.
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Atkinson
Ballard Funeral Home
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Roswell
Kermit Southard
Church of Christ
Jo Tyner
Geraldine Barbee
South Park Cemetery
O. L Dillard
Tomas Madison
C. Ray
Irby Hughlett
Barney Pankey
Derry Stock
Annual Boys Club Meet Set for Roswell
The Boys' Clubs of Roswell announce their annual corporate membership meeting at 7 p.m. Thursday in the Roswell Inn. A review of the past year's operations and annual reports will be presented. Proposals to amend governing laws will be considered. Dinner meeting with spouses invited. reservations to Bill Schnedar at 622-3542.
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Men to Face Narcotics Trials Here
Magistrate Kent Shannon bound two Roswell men over to 5th District Court on narcotics charges after preliminary hearings. Arthur Joe Vasquez, 18, and Louis Archuleta, 25, face two counts each of unlawful possession and disposal of marijuana. Vasquez jailed on $5,000 bond. Archuleta released on $5,000 bond.
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Roswell
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Arthur Joe Vasquez
E. Hendricks Vasquez
Louis Archuleta
Vista Parkway
Stereo tapes stolen from car in Albuquerque area
Dave Mitchell of 5052 Delaware reported stereo tapes valued at 140 dollars missing from his car. He said the vehicle was parked Sunday night at Eastern New Mexico Medical Center and the vent window showed signs of prying.
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Delaware
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Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Hondo Pool Closes For Season In Roswell
Hondo pool ended its season last Sunday while Cahoon pool will stay open a few more days. Cahoon Park pool will close Sunday evening then reopen for Labor Day weekend from 1 to 6 p.m. on September 5 6 and 7. Attendance across city pools was down from last summer.
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Cahoon Park
Pan Am Jet Turned Back After Bomb Threat
Pan American 707 bound for Hawaii was diverted over the Pacific after a call demanding 100000 dollars ransom. Western Airlines faced a similar hoax with a 25000 dollar ransom paid earlier in Anchorage. No bomb was found on either flight and the Hawaii bound plane resumed its trip with 138 passengers and 10 crew aboard.
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Trash fire at city dump grounds smolders briefly
A trash fire reported at the city dump grounds around 12:35 am caused no damage. Used water from responding units to extinguish the flames and prevent spread.
Diphtheria outbreaks possible nationwide warns CDC
Government disease detectives warn limited diphtheria pockets could spread across the United States with ghettos most at risk. San Antonio reports about half of children immunized, 66 cases this year and 30 in the current month. The center cites 23 states lacking preschool shots and urges a three shot DPT schedule plus boosters beginning at three months.
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Rites Planned for Mrs Maloch in Lubbock and Daly City
Funeral rites for Mrs Reena McGuire Maloch 39 will be held at Rich Funeral Home Lubbock with memorials in Daly City California. She was born September 5 1931 in Memphis Texas and died after a short illness in Daly City. She leaves husband Rev Chester F Maloch and four children plus four brothers and two sisters. Interment is in Lubbock.
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Reena McGuire Maloch
Eugene McGuire
New Mexico Military Institute
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Memphis
Daly City
California
Chester F. Maloch
CIA Records Mentioned in Calley Hearing
A pretrial hearing for Army Lt. William Calley Jr. was adjourned without a new trial date. CIA records reportedly surfaced in the closed session. defense motions on access to national security documents remain under review, with some rulings granted and others pending.
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Associated Press
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Richard Kay
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Markets Mixed as Trading Stays Active on Wall Street
New York stocks closed mixed with the Dow slipping slightly while traders stayed active. Nationwide livestock reports show cattle and hog values mostly steady to lower with selective gains in prime cuts and high quality beef, across Chicago and Denver markets.
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Fraud and Forgery Charges Faced in Roswell Court
John Wayne Hudson faced one count of forgery and one count of fraud in Magistrate Court. His bond was set at $3,000 after officers arrested him at Sixth and Main. Hudson allegedly opened an account with a bogus out of state check and deposited another fraudulent check.
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Kent Shannon
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W. F E. Smith
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New Sex Equality Powers Are Urged
A Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee report urges new federal powers to curb sex discrimination. It notes the Civil Rights Act has been violated by employers paying women less than men for the same work and backs a bill to give the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission authority to issue cease and desist orders. The 1968 wage figures show stark gaps across occupations.
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Harrison A. Williams
Willams
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Multiple Minor Vehicle Accidents Reported Across City
Police log records several minor crashes from Monday including a parking lot collision on Main Street injuring no one, a bicycle mishap on Avenida Del Sombre with Tessier injured but not hospitalized, and a curb strike into a tree after a near head on move. No citations were issued in any case.
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Glenda Bea Worrell
Alhambra
Roger J. Zack
Hinsdale
W McGaffey
Union
Betty J. Strickland
S Heights
Danny Tessier
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Tessier
HELP Said Forced Out By Ford Foundation Feederlot Section
Alex Mercure director of New Mexico’s Home Education Livelihood Program says HELP was forced out of a feedlot project by the Ford Foundation. He claims HELP wanted the northern New Mexico site but the foundation chose a site near La Jara, Colorado. He says HELP was dropped July 7, 1969 after a heated dispute over Mexican American management roles. Mercure says Ford told him the project would fail to attract private investment if a group like HELP led it.
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New Mexico
Alex Mercure
Ford Foundation
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Mercure
HELP
la Jara
Colorado
Driving Offenses and Fines From Multiple Courts
Court records show Daniel Dean McDonald 1302 N Missouri charged with driving while intoxicated with fines 175 dollars and 25 dollars for blood test and leaving scene. James Archie Tabb 112 S Missouri fined 200 dollars and 15 days suspended for leaving scene. Sotero Marquez 1112 N Atkinson fined 250 dollars and 30 days suspended for leaving scene. Lorenzo Luna drunk 30 dollars and 20 days. Anthony Garcia 702 E Deming 275 dollars for drunk and reckless driving. Manuel Montoya 110 W 11th fined 110 for drunk offense. Ralph Artiago Dexter fined 110 for drunk.
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Daniel Dean McDonald
Missouri
James Archie Tabb
Sotero Marquez
N. Atkinson
Anthony 8
Garcia
E. Deming
Manuel Montoya
W. 11Th
Ralph Artiago
Dexter
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