Senator Wants Kelly to Serve Not as Governor
Sen. Clinton P. Anderson says John Kelly of Roswell should stay in public service and not pursue New Mexico's governorship. He offered Kelly an economic post in Paris and noted Kelly’s recent work leading the interior mineral resources division.
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Kelly
Anderson
Washington (Ap
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
John Kelly
Roswell
New Mexico
Paris
Bruce King
D-Santa Fe
T.E
Gene) Lusk
Eddy County
Interior Department
Mineral Resources Division
20 Students From Abroad Seek to Know New Mexico
Roswell hosts 20 youths from Camp Rising Sun New York for a Rotary sponsored visit. The group asked about climate geography and local history during sessions at the YMCA and a tour of Roswell sites including Miles Service Station Pecos Valley diamonds and a sheep ranch visit at Phelps White ranch. They will explore Ruidoso Sierra Blanca Gondola and Mescalero Apache program before returning to Roswell for additional tours and a Rotary program.
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Roswell
Rotary District 552
Mumin Cengiz Ultax
Turkey
Tom Mann
Riggenbach
Rising Sun
N.Y
Civic Club
Sons and Daughters of Rotary
New Mexico
New Mexico Military Institute
Miles Service
Pecos Valley
Phelps White Ranch
Ruidoso
Sierra Blanca
Rotary
County Schools Win Long Fight
The New Mexico Board of Education voted 6 to 3 to create an independent district from Chaves County schools ending weeks of stalemate. Charles Murphy switched his position on the proposal. An Oct 19 election date was set for a five member board and an interim three member panel was named to oversee it.
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Santa FE
State Board of Education
Chaves County
Charles Murphy
Clovis
Elida
Roosevelt County
Max Callaway
Berrendo
Roswell
Morgan Nelson
East Grand Plains
Alice Eppers
Kathleen Marley
LeRoy Lang
EGP
Darrell Pirtle
LFD
Dis
Velma Inmon
Deming
Gilbert Lopez
Las Vegas
Tito Martinez
Ranches de Taos
Barbara Sena
Lola McKinley
Datil
Murphy
Virgil Henry
Hobbs
Fred Comstock
Albuquerque
K. I. Langley
New Mexico
Henry
Dist
Old Dist
North Chaves County
Roswell Realtor Donald B. Anderson Named Citizen of the Year
Roswell businessman and civic leader Donald B. Anderson was named Citizen of the Year by the Roswell Board of Realtors at a board breakfast. Anderson, 45, owner of the Roswell Inn and Wilshire Shopping Center, serves on multiple local boards and plans new industry in Roswell, with eight to ten prospects noted for future announcements.
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Don Riggenbach
Donald B. Anderson
Roswell
Roswell Board of Realtors
Anderson
Realtors’ Board
John Owen
Board of Realtors
Roswell Inn
Wilshire Shopping Center
Roswell Museum and Arts Center
New Mexico
Malco Refineries
Honda Oil and Gas Co
Atlantic Refining Co
Wilshire Center
North Roswell
Sierra Blanca
Ruidoso
Roswell Industrial Development Corp
Grooms May Face Draft Hitch Despite Deferment Hope
U S Selective Service chief Lt General Hershey said married childless men will be drafted if single 19 year olds run short. He warned those who married to dodge the deadline may still be called up, possibly as soon as next spring, with most of them affected in four to five months.
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San Francisco
U.S. Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
Johnson
Hershey
Roswell Soldier Buried in Viet Nam War Loss, Father of Baby Born
Lavon Wilson, Army Sp4, died Feb 10 in a Qui Nhon bombing. His widow Marie Wilson remains with her mother in Roswell as their infant son Lavon Jr. is born at Walker Air Force Base Hospital. The soldier’s final letters praised his family and foretold the danger.
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Tiy Lavon Wilson
Walker Air Force Base Hospital
Army Sp
Lavon Wilson
Qui Nhon
Viet Nam
Marie Wilson
Lavons
S. Elm Street
Wilson
James R. Wilson
Capitan
Roswell
Korea
Germany
Marie
NM Chief Justice cites need for new Court of Appeals to ease delays
Chief Justice David W. Carmody told the Chaves County Bar Association that New Mexico needs a proposed Amendment 5 to create a limited Court of Appeals. He noted current delays in district and supreme court rulings, and said the new court would handle up to 30 percent of the supreme court workload with at least three judges.
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Court of Appeals
New Mexico
Supreme Court
New Mexico Supreme Court
David W. Carmody
Carmody
Chaves
6Th District Court
Chaves County
U.S. Supreme Court
Santa Fe
David Cardomy
Chaves County Bar Assn
George Reese
Jim Bruin
Toll on New Mexico Roads Reaches 296 This Year
Record shows New Mexico road tolls total 296 so far this year compared to 238 at the same date last year. Authorities urge caution and note trends across major routes and highways.
Santa Fe Considers Discontinuing Trains 25 and 26
Santa Fe Railway plans to seek authorizing discontiuance of Trains 25 and 26 between Clovis and Carlsbad after years of mounting losses. For 1964 the trains carried 7.4 revenue passengers per mile, with $43,162 in revenue and $187,376 in operating costs, a $144,214 loss.
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Santa Fe Railway
Clovis
Carlsbad
F. E. Hanlon
Amarillo
Tex
Roswell
Hanlon
Express
Price-Fixing Fines Levied Against GE and Westinghouse
A federal judge ordered nearly 17 million dollars in damages against General Electric Co and Westinghouse Electric Corp for a 20 year price fixing conspiracy. Ohio Valley Electric Corp and Indiana Kentucky Electric Corp were overcharged for 11 steam turbine generators bought in 1952, with tripled damages awarded totaling 7,424,373 and 9,448,830 respectively.
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New York
General Electric Co
Westinghouse Electric Corp
U.S. Dist
Wilfred Feinberg
Victors
Ohio Valley Electric Corp
Indiana-Kentucky Electric
Ohio Valley
Indiana-Kentucky
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