Carnival theme chosen for Roswell fair parade
The Roswell Jaycees announce the Eastern New Mexico State Fair Parade on September 29 at 10 a.m. with the theme Carnival. The parade starts at 12th Street and North Main, proceeds to McGaffey, and entry forms must reach the Jaycees by midnight September 26.
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Jerry Laurel
Roswell
Bombings and protests as desegregation moves stir South
In North Carolina a dynamite incident at Bullock School caused minor damage with no injuries as the district merges Bullock with a white school in Edgecombe County. In Georgia, hundreds of Black demonstrators with holstered weapons protested desegregation near Sparta. Richmond officials seek a Supreme Court stay on busing 13 000 students while Jackson Mississippi faces superintendent resignations and private school funding rumors. A separate note reports Col Leonard Sugarman promoted at White Sands Missile Range.
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Leonard R. Sugarman
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Air Force Range Operations Office
CAB Action Stirs Air Fare Quarrel
The Civil Aeronautics Board seeks to set air fares, prompting widespread complaints and a quarrel over rates. Thirty two congressmen who won a court order blocking increases fear the turmoil and consider leaving illegal fares in place to judge legality.
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Washington
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Roswell Man Faces Disorderly Conduct Charge
Gayland James Ross, 20, of 1312 N Virginia was advised of rights in Magistrate Court on a disorderly conduct charge and for allowing himself to be served. Bond set at 50 dollars. bond not yet posted.
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Roswell
Gayland James Ross
Virginia
Eastern New Mexico University
Accidents and Kidnapping Report From New Delhi
A police blotter lists several traffic incidents including a follow too close citation for Emanuel King Williams and a cited reckless driving charge against Connie Muskopf after a single vehicle rollover. A New Delhi report shows child kidnapping rising from 32 to 57 abducted between January and April 15.
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Hobbs
Ida Ferguson Agee
Campus Circle
Williams
McGaffey
Monroe Goree
Hervey Dr
Johnnie Johnson
W. Albuquerque
Black Top
East College
Connie J. Muskopf
Orange
Bill Butts
Muskopf
Kenneth Janey
Roswell
Danny W. Callaway
N. Atkinson
Miss Muskopf
New Delhi
Jury asks judge to slow down in McLucas case
A Superior Court jury handling conspiracy and kidnapping charges against Black Panther Lonnie McLucas asked Judge Harold M. Mulvey to slow the rereading of the charges. The jurors also sought sections on conspiracy intent and accessory concepts, while a vigil by about 109 singing youths continued outside the courthouse.
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APA Superior Court
Lonnie McLucas
Martin Flaherty
Waterbury
Harold M. Mulvey
McLucas
Panther
Funeral services pending for Alamogordo official Westfall
Raymond L. Westfall 65 longtime Alamogordo school official died in Dallas Texas after an apparent heart attack while visiting his son He retired as assistant superintendent for personnel at the close of last school year Survivors include his widow two sons Stanley of Dallas and Alan a Navy sailor stationed at Houston and two grandchildren
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Raymond L. Westfall
Dallas
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Westfall
Stanley
Alan
Houston
Dogs Raid Sheep Pens Trigger City Theft Spree
City police report burglary and thefts across Roswell including a dog raid at Roswell Livestock Co where nine sheep were injured and four were killed. Other losses include a concession stand burglary, tool box thefts, a credit card case, and a tape deck with stereo tapes from various residences and vehicles.
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Vance Smith
Camino Real
Cahoon Park
Lyle Westcott
W. Deming
Roswell
N. Garden
Joe Dye
Dye
Herman Parson
Nu Mex Electric
Pinon
Eugene Lott
Frazier
Skeen Defends Broad Representation in Lt Governor Run
State Sen Joe Skeen told Young Republicans that a good governor must represent the whole state and not sell out to industry or labor. He cited Bruce King’s promise to organized labor and urged outreach to Democrat friends before the election. Around 40 YR attendees heard from local candidates including McMillan, Coll Ts, and Sheriff Bil Smith among others.
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Lincoln County
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L. J. Barbour
Bruce King
Las Cruces
Colin McMillan
Max Coll Ts
Wo EO
Bil” Smith
Bernice Dilley
Warner Thomas
Kent Shannon
Clyde McKee
Roscoe Fletcher
P. Buzz Johnson
Roy Peyton
Gail Harris
Radicals Said Torn New York Students Split by Faction
A League for Industrial Democracy report based on surveys from 50 campuses finds American college students largely moderate and the radical student movement disintegrating into diverse groups with bitter internal differences. It notes support for Lowenstein Brown Harrington and lukewarm views of Huey Newton Hayden, while Gus Hall drew the least favor.
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Allard K. Lowenstein
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Vietnam
Sam Brown
Huey Newton
Tom Hayden
Youth Pleads Innocent to Window Damage Case
Larry Ysasi 19 pleads innocent to three counts of criminal damage and one count of prowling regarding window damage to Roswell stores. Bond set at 600 dollars. next municipal court hearing scheduled Sept 3 with Judge James Webb.
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Lavington
James Webb
Larry Ysasi
Roswell
Fires report multiple incidents with limited damage noted
Fire log entries list at 1310 W. 7th a trash barrel fire owned by Rodney M. Starkey with no damage. At 225 N. Virginia Economy Motors reported smoke but none found. At 1618 E. Main a panel truck fire caused by a broken fuel line, damage to wiring. owner George Haney and occupant Frederico Haney.
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Virginia Economy Motors
1618
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George Haney
Frederico Haney
DDT Uses Reduced as USDA Cancels Major Applications
The Agriculture Department canceled registered DDT uses across livestock, lumber, buildings, forest trees and more than 50 crops following expert review and interagency input. Cotton and citrus use remains under study with possible substitutes noted as more toxic.
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Agriculture Department
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Ned Bailey
Bailey
Southwest
Markets Market Higher on Active NY Trading
New York stocks closed higher in active trading as gainers outpaced losers in a broad session. Investors shifted into advancing issues amid continuing speculation and steady volume across key sectors.
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New York
Fraud Cited in New Mexico Job Visa Scheme Stop Order Sought
The New Mexico attorney general says American Research Institute defrauded foreign job applicants by promising procured positions for 100 each. The complaint seeks court action to halt the business and impose 5000 dollars per violation under state unfair practices and consumer fraud laws.
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Santa FE
Attorney General's Office
American Research Institute
District Court
Contest Winners Complicity in Santa Fe Scam Uncovered
State attorneys served a complaint against Marvin Roberts McClure for running an office off the Santa Fe Plaza. Melissa Nettleship said about 1,800 applicants were drawn by overseas job ads promising high pay and requiring a $100 processing fee. She noted no Santa Fe residents paid the fee and no placements have been made. Assistant Attorney General Frank Chavez said similar offices existed in Texas.
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Marvin Roberts McClure
Santa Fe Plaza
Consumer — Protection
Melissa Nettleship
Attorney General's Office
Santa Fe
Miss Nettleship
Frank Chavez
Texas
Alamogordo Man Remanded on Unarmed Robbery Charge
Benny Roy Jackson, 18, was ordered held for action of the Sun District Court on an unarmed robbery charge. The Circle K Grocery robbery at Alameda and Union in April is tied to him. He remains jailed in lieu of a $3,000 bond.
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Alamogordo
Sth
Benny Roy Jackson
Circle K
Alameda
Union
Clyde McKee
Jackson
Sun District Court
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