Humphrey denounces rowdyism at Chicago convention
Vice President Hubert Humphrey condemned stormtrooper tactics by Chicago police and rowdyism by antiwar delegates at the Democratic National Convention. He defended security measures while noting threats against him and Mrs. Humphrey. Dissenters planned a march to test Chicago openness as a new party pressure grew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Hubert H. Humphrey
Conrad Hilton
Humphrey
Richard J. Daley
Donald O. Peterson
Wisconsin
Eugene J. McCarthy
Ted Warshafsky
David Dellinger
National Mobilization Committee
Lakefront
Paul
McCarthy
Secret Service
Minnesotan
Democratic Party
Armijo Leads Miles in New Mexico Democratic Primary
Final state tallies in Santa Fe show Alex Armijo ahead of Lloyd Miles by 802 votes in the Democratic land commissioner race with Armijo 24 249 to Miles 23 447. Armijo faces Alfred H. Oberg Jr. in November. A close lieutenant governor contest saw Michael Alarid edge David Kelsey and others, while Eighth District race winner Johnny Walker narrowly beat Harold Runnels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
Secretary of State
Alex Armijo
Lloyd Miles
Miles
Armijo
San Miguel
Socorro
Associated Press
John E. Miles
Alfred H. Oberg Jr
Estancia
Michael Alarid
David Kelsey
Harold Runnels
Lovington
Johnny Walker
Walker
Stolen Guns and Stereo From City Home
Charles Worrell of 542 West Albuquerque reported to police that a three piece stereo set worth 75 dollars a 30 06 bolt action rifle worth 130 dollars and a 16 gauge shotgun worth 40 dollars were taken from his apartment between 7 30 a m Tuesday and 5 30 p m Wednesday entry gained through a window or door.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Worrell
Albuquerque
Humphrey Secures Democratic Nomination Amid Victory and Violence
Humphrey clinched the Democratic nomination at the Chicago convention with 1,761 votes, McCarthy and McGovern trailing. Violence outside the HQ left 300 injured, 140 arrested, as tear gas filled the 25th floor suite. Nixon congratulated the nominee and both futures parties weighed running mates from Muskie or Shriver. Becky Godwin, 14, died in Virginia Beach after being struck by lightning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Humphrey
McCarthy
McGovern
Channing Phillips
District of Columbia
Chicago
North Vietnam
Hanoi
U.S
South Vietnam
Senate
Pennsylvania
Muriel
Muskie
Virginia Beach, Va
Becky Godwin
Mills E. Godwin Jr
General Hospital
Two Charged In Wounding Of 5 Persons
Albert M. Hernandez 19 of 909 Edgewood was arrested at 9 am in the 700 block of E Tilden in connection with an August 10 intrusion at a family reunion. Five people were wounded and hospitalized after intruders forced entry to Esmael Lara's home. Seferino Aguilar Sanchez 23 of Albuquerque was arrested on Roswell warrants and returned to Roswell. Both men face aggravated assault and aggravated battery charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert M. Hernandez
Edgewood
E. Tilden
Esmael Lara
E. Bland
Seferino Aguilar Sanchez
Albuquerque
Roswell
Emma Lara
Esmael Lara Jr
Telles Lara
E. Birch
Stanley Montoya
E. Albuquerque
Freddy Hernandez
St. Mary's Hospital
Hospital Visiting Hours and Births Reported
Visiting hours at area hospitals list 2:30 to 8:30 p.m. for General patients and two maternity windows. Birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. Jerry E Leal a daughter born Aug 28. Names of patients admitted or dismissed at St. Marys and Memorial Osteopathic accompany a roster of local residents and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry E Leal
Adams
ST. Mary's
Lora Ford
Edwin Raymond
Alhambra
Sidney Harris
Hagerman
Jess Burch
Fulkerson
R. M Coe
Clara Coe
E. Ballard
Charles Hughes
San Patricio
Hazel Dawson
W. Deming
Lupe Jule
Kelly
Enid Bunte
Church
Melvina Smith
W. Harvard
Lloyd Shipp
Ramona Serna
Bernardo Flores
Jerry Smith
Raymond Mellett
Victor Montoya
Schools to Have First Holiday This Year
The first holiday of the new school year falls on Monday Labor Day. Classes resume at the usual hours on Tuesday.
Unofficial NM Primary Returns Reported By Associated Press
Unofficial returns from the 1968 New Mexico primary show Democrat and Republican results across districts and statewide offices. Key figures include Morris and Chavez leading in congressional and gubernatorial races, with numerous division reporting partial tallies for other statewide posts.
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Associated Press
New Mexico
Congress
Morris
Black
Hill
Lujan
Cook
Driver
Beach
Laid
Cooper
McCarthy Sees Injured At Demonstration Hotel Rooms
Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy toured hotel rooms reserved for antiwar demonstrators injured outside his Chicago headquarters. He spoke softly to a wounded kneecap bearer and consoled a crying nurse while urging photographers to step back. McCarthy later said he offered support to Sen. Edward Kennedy to block Humphrey's nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Mohbat
Associated Press
Chicago
Eugene J. McCarthy
McCarthy
Conrad Hilton
William Davidson
Fellows
Sen
Edward M. Kennedy
Humphrey
LTV Electrosystems Hires Housekeeping Staff in Roswell Plan
LTV Electrosystems Inc hires a housekeeping staff for its proposed operation at Roswell Industrial Air Center and will open an office next week. Arnie S. Newkirk will leave Roswell today and return Tuesday to finalize arrangements for use of several RIAC buildings. Public hiring dates will be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LTV Electrosystems, Inc
Roswell Industrial Air Center
Telephone Directory project to start next week
Mountain States Telephone will contact local firms to arrange directory listings for Roswell Dexter Hagerman and Hondo. The new directory includes emergency numbers, zip codes, a city map, a street guide and civic section. Canvass ends Oct 4 with delivery set for Nov 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain States Telephone
Jim Miles
Roswell
Dexter
Hagerman
Hondo
Miles
Telephone Company
Eastern New Mexico State Fair Catalog Now Ready
The 192 page catalog with complete schedule of events runs Sept 14 to Sept 28 and lists final entry dates judging times and shows. Available free at Chaves County Extension Roswell Chamber of Commerce or Hall-Poorbaugh Press with separate catalogs for horses rabbits and poultry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaves County Extension Office
Roswell
Eastern
New Mexico
Irregular Market Decline Defines Wider Losses in NYSE
The New York Stock Exchange saw losses outnumber gains by about 200 issues as an irregular downturn sharpened. Blue chips and glamour stocks fell, with Control Data rebounding about 3 points after a week of weakness, while Caterpillar and Sears Roebuck slid.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Sears Roebuck
Kennecott
General Foods
Procter & Gamble & Swift
American Stock Exchange
Motorcycle Operator Is Injured in Collision
Alvin McClure, 42, of 1202 Harvard Drive, injured when his 1967 motorcycle collided with a car driven by Harry Hillie, 76, at W. Second and Wyoming. Hillie and a third driver were not cited. McClure transported to St Marys Hospital and later to Presbyterian Hospital in Albuquerque. Witnesses described injuries as severe.
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Alvin McClure
Harvard Drive
Harry Hillie
W. Alameda
McClure
St. Mary’s Hospital
Gold Cross Ambulance
Presbyterian Hospital
Albuquerque
W. Second
Wyoming
Hillie
Clarence L. Craft
del Norte
Mecclure
E. Country Club Road
Cynthia Ann Hibbard
N. Washington
David Michael Dodson
Hibbard
Jimi Graham
Pennsylvania
Miss Hibbard
Ailleen
Ruth Engwall
Barnett
Clarence Ultsch
Las Cruces
Richardson and
McGaffey
Rita Merle Gratz
S. Michigan
Joyce M. Espinosa
S. Lea
S. Union
Johnson deplores violence amid Humphrey nomination
President Johnson condemned violence and law breaking linked to Humphrey's Democratic nomination. White House spokesman George Christian said the president always deplores violence and believes people must abide by the law, while not ruling out a trip to Chicago for the convention's final session. An FBI inquiry into police violence against newsmen at the convention will proceed as quickly as possible.
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McCarthy
Minnesota
Edmund S. Muskie
Maine
Sargent Shriver
France
Johnson
Humphrey
Texas
Illinois
James Rowan
McGovern
Associated Press
Austin
Christian
Chicago
Ramsey Clark
Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Roswell Daily Record
HHH
York
Herman Badillo
Bronx
Demos
ENM Medical Center
LaVerne Shelton
Union
Ray J. Ranson
N. Lea
Marilyn Grice
Fort Sumner
Geraldine Mowat
Eldora Ave
T. H. Smith
N. Atkinson
Shona Norcross
Frances Petty
David Walker
Calvin Joe Womack
Stanley Stalford
Stanley Jr
Beverly Hills
Stalford
UPI
Runnels
Foreman
Democrat
Chavez
King
Horn
Easley
Mayfield
Stowers
Republican
Cargo
Hawley
Alarid
Kelsey
White
Gallegos
Cappel
Francis
Evans
Bundy
Harris
Olmstead
Kneeland
Thompson
Neff
Kornegay
Sanchez
Whatley
Bradley
Maloney
Goodman
Love
Clear
ReVeal
Land Commission
Reinheardt
Wilson
Fresquet
Mitchell
Obert
Previtti
Laing
Badagh
Hendley
Cathey
Brown
Ward
Sen. McCarthy
Rosweil
Cee
Piha Ely
Schenley
Glen Alden
Caterpillar
Eastern Air Lines
Callahan Mining
Colt Industries
J. C. Penney
Foremost-McKesson
Chicago Livestock
Ap-Usda
Denver Livestock
Denver
E. F. Hutton & Co
City OF Bridges
Paris
Seine
E.F. Hutton & Co
Amer
Mobil Oil
Sta
T&t
Park-Davis
Atkinson
RCA
Brunswick
Safeway St
Chrysler
Sears
Sinclair
Coca-Cola
Skelly Oil
Cent
du Pont
Sperry
Eastman Ko Swift & Co
el Paso NG
Ford
Xerox
Lockheed
Calif
Dow-Jones
F. Hutton & Co
Dom
Petre
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