Judge Explains Suspended Folk Sentence in 1952
Dist Judge R F Arledge explains he suspended Carl J Folk's five year term in 1952 because conviction was unlikely and psychiatric opinion suggested he posed no menace to society. Folk, held in Holbrook Ariz, faced charges related to the Wattsburg Pa case.
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Folk
Albuquerque
R. F. (Deacon) Arledge
Carl J. Folk
Holbrook
Ariz
Betty Faye Allen
Wattsburg
Raymond Allen
Arledge
State Supreme Court
W. Peter McAtee
James R. Toulouse
New Mexico
Carl Folk
Car Folk
Violinist Ossy Renardy Dies in Ice Sled Collision Near Tres Piedras
Noted young concert violinist Ossy Renardy 33 of New York City died in an automobile crash on US 285, 27 miles south of the Colorado line. Pianist George Robert 34 of Albuquerque injured. both were traveling to Monte Vista for a concert. Renardy's death marks the 375th traffic fatality in New Mexico this year.
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Santa FE
Colorado
Ossy Renardy
New York City
Columbia Art Studio
Renardy
George Robert
Albuquerque
University of New Mexico
Robert
Tres Piedras
U. S. Highway 285
Martin Vigil
Roberts
Monte Vista
Las Cruces Tues
New Mexico
Defense Lawyers Question Officer In Murder Trial
In Omaha, defense lawyers plan further cross examination of Claude Hender Jr., a former deputy sheriff and state's witness in the murder trial of Arizona horseman Joseph Kuykendall. Hender noted Kuykendall's knuckles showed scuffs and a possible fist cut after Ardath Kuykendall was found dead from a skull fracture and brain hemorrhage at their trailer on June 18. Identification of 27 exhibits, mainly small bottles and needles, was also anticipated as evidence is reviewed.
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Omaha
Arizona
Joseph Kuykendall
Claude Hender Jr
Long Beach
Calif
Kuykendall
Ardath
Hender
Eugene O'Sullivan
Weather summary from United States Weather Bureau
Temperatures recorded yesterday through 11 am today show a high of 53 and a low of 17 with normal highs 57 and lows 28 for the date. Precipitation 0 for 24 hours ending today 11 am. month to date 8.01 and year to date 11.58. Day length 10.1 hours. Forecast calls for warmer tonight with a low near 30 and colder by Saturday afternoon.
McCarthy Plans Personal Chat With Eisenhower
Senator McCarthy of Wisconsin hints at a private talk with President Eisenhower after Bermuda talks. He remains cautious about challenging Eisenhower while urging a hard line against Red China trading with any nation that holds American prisoners. He invites supporters to write the President as telegrams flood in, while softer notes appear in a toned down statement.
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Washington
Sen
McCarthy
R-Wis
Eisenhower
Bermuda
White House
Dulles
China
Murray Snyder
Eeisenhower
Red China
Seek Way to Break Newspaper Strike
Negotiators and a three man federal mediation panel enter talks to end the week-old photoengravers strike that shut down major papers in New York. A 23 hour session recessed with no progress reported by Walter Meggiolo of the FECS. The strike idles about 20,000 workers across six papers, halting most daily circulation.
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New York
Walter A. Meggiolo
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Washington
The
Times
Daily News
Daily Mirror
World-Telegram
the Sun
Journal-American
Post
Miami attorney dies during world free diving attempt
Hope Root, a 52-year-old Miami lawyer, drowned two miles off Miami Beach while attempting to break the world free diving record. He went overboard from the charter boat Arabalete at 12:27 p.m. EST, plunging to a depth of 1500 feet in the Gulf Stream.
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Miami
Fla
Gulf Stream
Hope Root
Root
Miami Beach
Hearing Date Set in Las Cruces Traffic Suit
A District Court hearing is scheduled for December 14 on a suit filed against the city by Main Street merchants seeking two way traffic on the main thoroughfare. The suit argues one way traffic harms business and requests reversal.
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Las Cruces
Eisenhower Welcomed in Bermuda for Big Three Talks
President Eisenhower arrived in Bermuda for a historic Big Three meeting with Prime Minister Churchill and Premier Laniel. Dulles and Strauss joined the delegation as Eden and Bidault prepared to discuss ratification of the European army treaty and allied security assurances.
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Tucker's Town
Bermuda
Eisenhower
Jey
Laniel
Columbine
Kindley Field
Churchill
Anthony Eden
Georges Bidault
Royal Welsh Fusilieres
U. S
Dulles
Lewis Strauss
U. S. Atomic Energy Commission
Strauss
Eden
Bidault
Alexander Hood
Government House
Georgi Malenkov
Britain
United States
France
Europe
Zoning group weighs subdivision policy at Roswell meeting
Roswell planning and zoning members considered a subdivision policy amid annexation questions. A 10 page subdivision regulation list resurfaced. two plats approved include an AA zone one acre tract by W H and Emma L Taylor and an elementary school tract by the Roswell board of education. The meeting attendees included Standhardt, Henslee, Stapp, Woodbury and O Neal.
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Planning and Zoning Commission
Commission
City Hall
Lincoln
Neb
Oklahoma City
Country Club Road
Main
W. H
Emma L. Taylor
Roswell Board of Education
West
Chisum
South
Washington
School Board
Corrier
al Evans
United Engineering Co
South Highlands
Bordner
Frank M. Standhardt
S. Elmo Henslee
James B. Stapp
C. M. Woodbury
Charlie O’neal
Frazier Named to Legion Committee
National Commander Arthur J. Connell announces Lake J. Frazier of Roswell as a member of the Legion National Housing Committee. Frazier, former Roswell mayor and chair of the Associated Veterans Council, was recommended by New Mexico and approved by the National Executive Committee.
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Arthur J. Connell
American Legion
Lake J. Frazier
Roswell
Four Die in Crash Near Tucson and Roswell
Special report from Fort Bliss Texas states four men died when an anti aircraft artillery personnel carrier crashed near Santa Catalina Mountains 25 miles east of Roswell New Mexico. The victims were members of the Antiaircraft Artillery Replacement and Training Center undergoing basic training.
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Tucson
Ariz
Clarence Seigert
Santa Cataline Garden
Roswell
Here
Fort Bliss
Texas
New Mexico Farm Bureau Debates Crop Switch From King Cotton
At the 33rd annual New Mexico Farm and Livestock Bureau session debate centers on what crops may be planted on land now in cotton and wheat. A broad acreage cut fuels calls to idle land or grow soil building crops while livestock and other crop groups seek to keep land out of their markets. Senator Anderson also cites the Carl Folk case in Arizona, urging tougher justice and closing legal loopholes after a 16 year old rape case previously faced lenient handling.
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New Mexico Farm and Livestock Bureau
Sen. Anderson
D-Nm
Yester Gay
Carl J. Folk
Arizona
Folk
State Insane Asylum
Las Vegas
Holbrook
Ariz
Betty Faye Allen
New Mexico
Anderson
Man Captured After Robbery Allegation In Mexico
A 17 year old boy, Jose Luis Gonzalez, claims an attractive woman abducted him, forced him to stay at a hotel, and refused to marry him. He filed charges in Zacatecas, alleging rape under the Mexican rapto law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aguascalientes
Mexico
Jose Luis Gonzalez
Zacatecas
Robber Gresham Arrested After Roswell Station Heist
Elijah Gresham, 21, 6 ft 4 in, 200 pounds, pretended to brandish a gun to steal 30 dollars from Montgomery Service Station Grocery in Roswell. He was captured 1 hour 20 minutes later at the Broadway Bar after changing clothes and converting silver to currency.
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Montgomery
S. Atkinson Ave
William H. Montgomery
Elijah Gresham
Broadway
Tommy Thompson
Roswell
Las Cruces
Gresham
Dean Sets January 22 Date for POW Repatriation
U S envoy Arthur H Dean told Communist diplomats unrepatriated POWs would be freed on January 22 unless a peace conference alters the date A fresh round of talks on a peace conference was in recess as Dean planned meetings with South Korea's President Syngman Rhee He declined to discuss potential rifts between the United Nations Command and Seoul and said no party would change the deadline.
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Panmunjom
U. S
Arthur H. Dean
Dean
ROK
U.N. Command
Seoul
South Korea
Syngman Rhee
U. N
Talbott Says U S Waging Bloodless War
Air Force Secretary Harold E. Talbott argued that the United States is trying to win a war without fighting by becoming so strong that no one will dare attack. He spoke before the Pennsylvania Society of Sons of the Revolution and warned the duration of this deterrent cannot be predicted. He cited a fortified home defense with numerous bases and rapid airborne response as key elements.
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Air Force
Harold E. Talbott
America
Talbott
Pennsylvania Society of Sons of the Revolution
United States
Nixon in Kabul to Start Afghan Visit
U.S. Vice President Nixon and his delegation flew from New Delhi to Kabul for a two day visit to Afghanistan with plans to meet Afghan leaders and observe local affairs in the capital.
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Nixon
Kabul
New Delhi
India
U. SS
Afghanistan
aKbul
Santa to Visit Roswell for Annual Yucca Theater Stunt
Eight thousand youngsters in Chaves County will greet Santa tomorrow at 10 a.m. as the North Pole citizen leads a Main Street procession, with gifts from Santa and helpers. Free movies at Yucca Theater follow, buses will transport children, and Stanley Mathis chairs the Roswell Advertising Club event with support from New Mexico Transportation Co and Boyd Scott of Theatre Enterprises.
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Chaves County
Santa
North Pole
Roswell
New Mexico Transportation Co
11Th and Main
Courthouse Square
Stanley Mathis
The
Boyd Scott
Theatre Enterprises, Inc
AMA Eases Ban on Releasing Patient Photos
The American Medical Association loosens ethics rules to allow doctors to release patient photographs and other information when requested by news media and approved audiences. Patient consent permits sharing of a patient’s condition.
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AMA
ST. Louis
The
American Medical Assn
Navy Secretaries Arrive in Taipei for Two Day Visit
Navy Secretary Robert B. Anderson and Assistant Defense Secretary Charles S. Thomas arrived in Taipei from Hong Kong for a two day visit.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Navy
Robert B. Anderson
Defense
Charles S. Thomas
Hong Kong
Snowball's vanish on work gang ends vagrancy term
Reno, Nevada, reports Harry Snowball sentenced to 90 days for vagrancy and assigned to a work gang. He reportedly disappeared from the squad, prompting a search as authorities review his status.
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Reno, Ney
Harry Snowball
Benson Throws Cotton Control Back to Congress
Washington faces a renewed clash over cotton quotas as Secretary Benson disputes Rep. Whitten on authority to raise 1954 planting in face of a large surplus. Benson asserts no emergency justifies enlarging allotments though he would seek congressional authorization for a limited increase.
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Washington
Congress
Benson
Whitten
GOP
Ttime
South
Old Man Winter Plans Return Trip To State Tonight
The Associated Press reports a new storm centered in Nevada will hit western New Mexico tonight. Light snow has already fallen in the northwest and northern mountains, with high winds forecast for tomorrow across most of the state. Snow expected in southern high elevations, while most areas will see below normal temperatures and freezing at night. Temperatures statewide ranged from the high 20s to low 40s with Santa Fe at 0.2 inches of precipitation readings in spots.
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Associated Press
New Mexico
U. S. Weather Bureau
Albuquerque
Nevada
Santa Fe
Rodeo
Las Vegas
Otto
Carlsbad
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N.M. Farm Bureau
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U.S
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