Man Charged With Murder Held After Preliminary
Coy Gene Males 22 is held for district court action without bond after a 1 hour 42 minute preliminary hearing over the fatal shooting of Pete Horton Baca 23. The event began near St. Marys Hospital campus following a car pursuit with a Ford sedan carrying six people, some National Guard members, and involved a .270 rifle.
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Coy Gene Males
Pete Horton Baca
McGaffey
Baca
St. Mary’s Hospital
Ford
National Guard
R. Perry Bean
Lee Cathey
Paul Snead
Pat Hanagan
Robert H. Sprecher
Ed Argenbright
Don Shultz Honored Amid Regimental Parade at NMMI
At the New Mexico Military Institute regimental retreat parade the November honor company will be designated. E W Mitchell of Roswell will present the streamers to the winning company. Don Shultz, 38, is hospitalized at St Marys with a broken hip and injuries from a twin accident on the Air Base Road.
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Don Shultz
St. Mary’s Hospital
Ellers
New Mexico Military Institute
E. W. Mitchell
Fourth St
Roswell
Walker Air Force Base
Air Base Road
Shultz
William C. Cavanaugh
Cavanaugh
Robert Victor Lewis
Fred Ellers Jr
Ford
Hal C. Book
Mitchell
Nmmi Board of Regents
Bood
Harry Morrison
Morrison
Company F
Hobart R. Gay
Jack Ingram
WAFB
Interest Rate Hike for FHA Home Loans Sparks Debate
The government raised the FHA insured loan rate from 4 1/2 to 5 percent to bolster home buyer financing. Sen. Lehman denounces the move as hardship on low and middle income groups and calls for a congressional probe. Rep. Barratt O'Hara hints at possible action to raise GI loan rates as well. The higher rate takes effect December 4 for new commitments.
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Washington
Sen
Lehman
Barratt O'Hara
Dill
House
Subcommittee On
Federal Housing Administration
Albert M. Cole
Housing and Home Finance
America
Western powers unite over Syria crisis and oil offer
Western powers close ranks to counter a Communist backed shift in Syria as arms arrive and army leaders gain influence. Eisenhower’s oil offer reassures Europe while Britain and France plan rapid withdrawal from Egypt and Soviet denials dispute petroleum sales rumors.
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Middle East
Syria
Britain
France
Egypt
Eisenhower
Western Europe
United States
Nuri Said
Iraq
Soviet Union
Tass
Moscow Radio
Baghdad
Israel
Turkey
Arab Republic
Russia
Salah Bitar
U.S. General Assembly
Jerusalem
Ethem Menderes
Dem
Kansas City Mayor Bartle to Speak at Chamber Dinner
H Roe Bartle mayor of Kansas City will address the Chamber of Commerce annual dinner on December 19. Tickets go on sale Monday at 8 am. stockholders have first access, general public if seats remain. Dinner tickets cost 2.50 dollars.
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H. Roe Bartle
Kansas City
Chamber of Commerce
Eisenhower Expands Refugee Quota to 21 500
President Eisenhower ordered 21 500 Hungarian refugees from Soviet terror admitted to the United States, up from 5 000, as he cut red tape. He said the move reflects the American people's desire to help and awaited Dulles arrival for a review of the Middle East and world situation.
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Augusta
Eisenhower
United States
Dulles
Middle East
West Point
Earl “Red” Blaik
The
Hudson
White House
Austria
Western Europe fears rise in hoarding and shortages
A wave of hoarding hitWestern Europe as fuel and food concerns spread amid reduced oil supplies. The United States plans to boost oil shipments to about 500000 barrels daily, while rationing looms in Britain and rationing and price pressures spread to Sweden Denmark and France.
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Europe
London
United States
Britain
Ministry of Fuel and Power
U. S
France
Syria
Saudi Arabia
Egypt
Automobile Assn
Sweden
Denmark
Roswell Names Al Stubbs Civil Defense Director
Mayor E C Tucker announced the appointment of Al Stubbs as Roswell civil defense director replacing Charlie Boreing. C M Woodbury, deputy director, said the CD Council will meet Tuesday at city hall to begin a written plan for submission to Fourth Army. Evacuation plans will be discussed once PTA safety directors are appointed.
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E. C. Tucker
Roswell
Charlie Boreing
C. M. Woodbury
al Stubbs
CD Council
Stubbs
Woodbury
Fourth Army
Ptas
Walking Holds Key to Long Healthful Life
Denver postman Harry J. Barkhausen, 62, retires after 40 years and 104000 miles. He credits walking with good health and says he has hardly been sick, noting he has always walked and loves it.
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Denver
Harry J. Barkhausen
Barkhausen
Road Toll To Date In New Mexico Compared With Last Year
A brief notice reports New Mexico road toll totals up to the current date at 331, comparing it to the same date last year. It highlights year to date figures for overall fatalities.
Oil executives meet in Albuquerque for 28th state convention
Santa Fe reports that oil industry topics including the Suez crisis taxation and legislation will be discussed at the Albuquerque gathering of the State Oil and Gas Association. The meeting aims to address oil industry legal issues and its role in New Mexico’s growth.
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Santa FE
Albuquerque
State Oil and Gas Association
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