Talks May Lead to Attacks on Viet Cong Supply Lines
U S Ambassador Maxwell D Taylor and Premier Tran Van Huong opened planning talks in Saigon likely to broaden war aims to strike Viet Cong supply routes through southern Laos. Casualties reported in Ca Mau Penins ula battle include 115 Communists killed and 86 Vietnamese. U S air power supported the operation with helicopters and bombers. another clash near Binh Ghia yielded 23 Viet Cong killed and 16 hostages captured.
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Malcolm W. Browne
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Maxwell D. Taylor
Tran van Huong
Laos
Taylor
Washington
Johnson
United States
Ca Mau
Tan Lac
Binh Ghia
Hoover Labels Du Bois Clubs as Communist Movement
FBI chief J Edgar Hoover repeated his charge that the W E B Du Bois Clubs of America are a Communist youth movement. In a letter to UNM student Genna Gray he stated the group is the most ambitious Communist youth movement in years and warned that Communist sponsors seek to swell youth ranks.
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Albuquerque
W E.B. DuBois Clubs of America
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
University of New Mexico
Genna Gray
Hoover
W.E.B. DuBois Clubs of America
DuBois
Clint Dedicates JFK Memorial at Los Alamos
Sen Clinton P. Anderson delivered the main address at the John F. Kennedy Memorial Gate dedication at Sullivan football field in Los Alamos. Gov Jack Campbell and Sen Joseph Montoya attended as a telegraph commendation from President Johnson was read. Anderson called the memorial a fitting reminder of Kennedy with lasting significance to youth.
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LOS Alamos
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
John F. Kennedy
Sullivan
Jack Campbell
Joseph Montoya
Johnson
Kennedy
Anderson
Funeral Arrangements for Edgar C Childs in Roswell
Funeral arrangements are pending at Ballard Funeral Home for Edgar Tom Childs 72 of 703 S Montana Ave Roswell a longtime resident who died Sunday. He was born February 14 1892 in Ripley Mississippi and married Mary H Wilson in Burnsville Mississippi November 12 1916. He worked for several Chevrolet firms in Roswell and retired from Valley Chevrolet Co two years ago. He was a member of First Methodist Church and Mason Lodge No 233. Survivors include his widow a son Ben L Childs Roswell two daughters Mrs Harry Burkstailer and Mrs Perry Bean Jr both of Roswell two sisters Mrs R D Mask Detroit and Mrs Tichie Waldrip Mississippi a nephew John Childs Roswell and seven grandchildren. Funeral services will be held this afternoon at 2 p.m. in the Ballard Chapel for Corah Ann Robinson 92 of 107 Ohio Ave who died Sunday morning at her home. She was born December 9 1871 in Wise County Texas and married William L Robinson in Fayburg Texas October 24 1886. She was a member of West Alameda Church of Christ and is survived by daughter Miss Donnie Pearl Robinson of Roswell. The funeral service will be under the direction of R T Wil-
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Edgar Tom Childs
Montana Ave
Roswell
Mr. Childs
Ripley
Miss
Mary H. Wilson
Burnsville
Sparks Chevrolet Co
Holmes Chevrolet Co
MecNally-Hall Chevrolet Co
Childs
Valley Chevrolet Co
First Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
Ben L
Harry Burkstailer
Perry Bean Jr
Santa Fe
R. D. Mask
Detroit
Mich
Tichie Waldrip
Mississippi
John Childs
Ballard Chapel
Corah Ann Robinson
Ohio Ave
Robinson
Wise County
Texas
Cprah Ann Rowe
William L. Robinson
Fay Burg
Mississippi murder cases near climax in federal probe
In Philadelphia Mississippi federal prosecutors set a Thursday preliminary hearing in Meridian to test evidence against 21 men charged with civil rights violations in the slain civil rights workers case. Local authorities await FBI evidence to decide if state murder charges will be pursued.
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Philadelphia
Miss
Mississippi
FBI
Stolen Car Batteries Reported in Roswell
Two Roswell residents reported missing batteries this weekend. Edmund J. Ely said a $25 battery was taken from a 1961 Chevrolet and Woodrow Parker reported a $5 battery stolen from a 1955 Buick parked at 1011 S Virginia.
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Roswell
Edmund J. Ely
Riverside Drive
S. Virginia
Woodrow Parker
Beagles dies. Roswell trucking firm owner remembered
A. L. Beagles 53 of Roswell died of natural causes in a Roswell hospital. Funeral services for the West Alameda Church pastor's pastor with burial at South Park Cemetery. Casket bearers named. Beagles, native of Chehalis Washington, lived in Roswell 39 years and ran a trucking business. He acted in films including One They Steal by Night. Survived by a son Kenneth Lawrence and four daughters and extended family across Roswell and California. Burial arranged by Ballard Funeral Home.
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Liamson
West Alameda
South Park
Ballard Funeral Home
A. C. Cooper
O J. Hager
Henry Lusk
W. L. Witt
W. E. Dollahan
M. C. Kizer
Sunset Villa Convalescent Home To Open
Sunset Villa at 1515 S Sunset Ave will open to patients Dec. 13 per Sunset Corporation. A public open house is set for next Sunday from 2 to 6 p.m. The facility offers temporary shelter community living and 24 hour nursing care with lounges and dining areas for guests and families.
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Sunset Villa
S. Sunset Ave
Sunset Corporation
Christmas Fashion For Posh Pooches Tops The List
New York AP reports dog owners buy upscale items for pets with festive flair. Highlights include a striped Arabian tent bed $14.95, a nylon ski jacket $7.98, ear muffs with bell beret $2.98, velvet dog collars $4.98, color shampoo $2, a Santa Claus suit $4.98, and a mink coat $65. A biscuit dispenser $6.95 and pajama sets $2.49 complete the seasonal lineup as store officials note strong sales for pampered dogs.
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New York
Fido
Cafe Society
Five Bootleggers Arrested in Roswell Liquor Raids
Five Roswell residents were arrested early Sunday on bootlegging charges after liquor sales to a city policeman over the past weeks. Leola Blackman Henderson 50 Rayel Lucero 57 Robert Gallegos 60 Henry Bush 63 and Charlie Palmer 34 were released on $300 bond each and set to appear Tuesday before Municipal Judge Ralph Fresques.
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Roswell
L.M. Hall
Leola Blackman Henderson
E. Tilden
Rayel Lucero
E. Hendricks
Robert Gallegos
E. Jefferson
Henry Bush
E. Alameda
Charlie Palmer
Ralph Fresques
Everglades Region Described as 140 Miles Long
A Miami area report outlines the Everglades region of Florida spanning about 140 miles in length and 50 miles in width. The feature notes the extensive wetland area and its geographic scope in the state.
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Miami
Everglades
Florida
Births at Walker Air Force Base December
Cynthia Munoz and several autres announce births at Walker Air Force Base on December 4. A.1.C. and Mrs. Salvatore Argo, 6th CDS, welcome a son. A.3.C. and Mrs. Milton J. Ward, 812th Med. Gp., welcome a son. A.Set. and Mrs Birder Coffee, 12th Med. Gp., welcome a son.
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Calvin Lott
R.L. Chavez
Nathan Spencer
Walker Air Force Base
Salvatore Argo
Milton J. Ward
Birder Coffee
Evolution Textbooks Adopted in New Mexico Public Schools
The State Board of Education approved three biology texts promoting evolution among nine titles despite protests. Officials said schools may choose among the approved texts. community objections remain decided at the local level.
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Santa FE
State Board of Education
New Mexico
State Department of Education
Leonard DeLayo
State Board
Harcourt-Brace
Houghton-Mifflin
Rand McNally
Cal Taulbee
Department of Education
Taulbee
Mississippi
Walker Planes Join National Defense Exercise
Seven Walker Air Force Base B-52 bombers will take part in a joint training exercise with North American air defense forces. Two aerial refueling tankers will participate as SAC bombers including B-47 and B-58 jets simulated targets over western Canada Alaska and the western United States.
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Strategic Air Command
North America
U.S
Markets Firm Early Gains But Dims Later On Wall Street
The New York market opened with substantial gains led by DuPont Eastman Kodak and Sears but the advance was pared by afternoon trading. Volume reached about 4.8 million shares as blue chips held gains while some autos and steels turned lower. Dow Jones averages show mixed moves with overall higher prices on steady activity.
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DuPont
Eastman Kodak
Sears, Roebuck
Westinghouse Electric
International Harvester
U.S. Steel
Chrysler
Boeing
Eastern Air Lines
TWA
Hughes Tool Co
Radio Corp
Comsat
Pan American World Airways
Motorola
ACF Industries
Borden
Foxboro
McDonnell Aircraft
Revlon
Socony Mobil
Schlumberger
Northwest Airlines
Corning Glass
Mack Trucks
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Pennzoil
American Stock Exchange
DOW Jones
Associated Press
Industrieis
Leyba Benefit Dance Slated
The Citizens for Leyba Committee sponsors a benefit dance on December 11 at 8 pm in United Hall 513 E Bland. Tickets cost 1 and are sold at the Roswell Police Department. Alfred Leyba 317 E Poe a former state policeman was injured November 4 1963 chasing a stolen car. He suffered brain damage when his car hit a horse and crashed into a tree. He receives daily therapy at St Marys Hospital and has paid 30000 in fees and owes over 5000.
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Citizens For
Egg market steady in Chicago price listings
Chicago wholesale egg prices show little change with grading ledgers noting 70 percent or better grade A whites at 30.0 cents per dozen, mixed grades at 30, mediums 33 to 34, standards 27, dirties unquoted, checks 22.
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Chicago
Chicago Live Cattle Prices and Trading Snapshot
Market update shows live cattle in Chicago with bid and ask ranges for April and August contracts. Prices move from Hutton & Co listings to closing figures, highlighting highs, lows, and volume noted as 721.
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Chicago
F. Hutton & Co
É. Wien
Denver Livestock Prices Mixed Across Slaughter and Feeders
USDA reports Denver cattle totals with 5 000 head, calves 400, slaughter steers not established, heifers opening mostly 25 50 lower, cows down 50, slaughter heifers 22.75 to 23.00, feeder steers 227.00, feeder heifers 18.65. Hog totals 72 200 with barrows and gilts steady to strong and sows steady. barrows 1 2 190 230 at 15.75 16.25, 1 3 190 245 at 15.00 15.75, sows 300 340 at 12.00 12.50, 2 3 350 450 at 11.00 12.25. Sheep numbers 1 900 slaughter lambs steady, slaughter ewes 25 lower, feeder lambs 59 higher. slaughter lambs 20.80 21.35, cull ewes 480 605, feeder lambs 20.90 21.50.
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Denver Livestock
Denver
USDA
Driver whose car jumped curb at E McGaffey and Cahoon identified
Joe Paul Ross from Rt. 2 Box 101 was the driver who drove over the curb at E McGaffey and Cahoon Saturday. The car struck a gas meter and a utility pole and ended resting against another gas meter. The Record had wrongly named James Coleman of 501 S Cedar in Sunday edition.
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E. McGaffey
Cahoon
Joe Paul Ross
Rt. 2
James Coleman
S&. Cedar
Old Fall Linked to Chronic Illness, Chiropractor Suggests
A Roswell clinic argues that spinal misalignments from past falls trigger long term health issues. A five year old treated with spinal adjustments showed fewer asthma attacks, better appetite, regular bowels, and reduced nervousness after six months. The piece cites Dr Dickens of the Dickens Chiropractic Clinic in Roswell, New Mexico.
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Dickens Chiropractic
South Richardson
Roswell
New Mexico
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