Shrecengost Calls Base Closing a Pre Election Maneuver
Lincoln County's William Shrecengost labeled Walker Air Force Base closing as typical Johnson administration pre election maneuver. He warned against rumors, said federal presence fuels New Mexico's economy, and noted state impact if the base departs.
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Lincoln
New Mexico
William Shrecengost
Walker Air Force Base
Shrecengost
Screcengost
Holloman Air Force Base
Sen
Clinton Anderson
Gloryland Quartet to Sing Each Night at Local Church
The Gloryland quartet will perform every evening this week at 7 00 at South Manor Baptist Church 1905 S Main Roswell. The 45 minute gospel program features solos duets and special arrangements. The members live and work in Roswell and travel to share the gospel in song.
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Gloryland
South Manor Baptist Church
S. Main
Roswell
Gemini 7 Heads Toward Meeting Gemini 6 In Space
Astronauts Frank Borman and James Lovell sped serenely in Gemini 7 as plans to meet Gemini 6 advanced. The two craft were in a 43rd orbit and preparations included a circular-orbit maneuver if Gemini 6 launches early.
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Winter Space Center
Houston
Tex
Frank Borman
James Lovell Jr
America
Borman
Lovell
Navy
Walter M. Schirra
Air Force
Thomas P. Stafford
Cape Kennedy
Christopher C. Kraft
Earth
George Page
Col
Moon
Fires Break Out Aboard Kitty Hawk Carrier in South China Sea
Fires damaged a machinery room near an ammunition magazine aboard the USS Kitty Hawk as it refueled, killing two sailors and injuring 29 others. The 76,700 ton carrier redirected, then resumed plane launches bound for North Vietnam while Navy crews flooded the magazine and evacuated the sick bay.
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Manila
U S
Kitty Hawk
South China Sea
North Viet Nam
Navy
Hank Curth
National Broadcasting Co
Curth
Dismantling of Atlas F Missile Sites Near Roswell Set
Final dismantling of nine Atlas F missile sites within a 30 mile radius of Roswell will start Feb 1 after GSA awards the contract to remove equipment. Each site will be sealed and 12 to 20 acres sold. Site No 11 north of Roswell offered for a museum, rejected for lack of economic feasibility.
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Roswell
General Services Administration
GSA
State Park Commission
John Elliott
Elliott
Air Force
Pope Proclaims Last Four Ecumenical Council Decrees
Pope Paul VI proclaimed the final four Vatican II decrees in St. Peter's Basilica as bishops approved religious liberty and modern world questions with large majorities. Simultaneous declarations with Patriarch Athenagoras ended excommunications, and the Friday meat abstinence rule may be lifted in the pope's near-term forecast. The four decrees join 12 earlier ones to total 16 documents guiding the Church's post council renovation.
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Gerald Miller
Vatican City
Paul VI
Vatican Ecumenical Council
St. Peter’s Basilica
Paul
Pope Paul
Patriarch Athen
Agoras
Istanbul
Vatican
Counc
John XXIII
St. Peter’s
Coucil
Keokuk Fire Claims Its 17th Victim
Mrs. Vera Pilkington 44 of Nauvoo Illinois died at Brooke Army Medical Center from burns suffered in the Keokuk armory blaze at a square dance festival. She was flown here November 30 with six other victims.
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San Antonio
Campbell to Return from New York Trip
Gov. Jack M. Campbell leaves New York City after meetings with the steering committee for the Interstate Compact for Education. He plans to return to New Mexico Wednesday night.
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Campbell
New York
Santa FE
Jack M. Campbell
New Mexico
New York City
Labor Leaders Demand Bigger Share At AFL-CIO Convention
In San Francisco AFL-CIO leaders urge a fairer distribution of the nation's wealth. George Meany, addressing the Maritime Trades Department, criticizes "greedy Wall Street bankers" and calls for larger wage gains amid soaring profits. He notes the federation now has 12.8 million members across 130 unions.
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San Francisco
America
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Wall Street
Meany
Federation
Maritime Trades Department
U.S
October toll high for year in traffic deaths
Traffic accidents killed 4,820 people in October, the highest monthly toll this year, the National Safety Council reported. The figure is 5 percent above October 1964 and brings the ten month total to 39,760, two percent above the prior year.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Council
Ohio Native Sons Hold Seven Presidents Title
Seven U.S. presidents hailed from Ohio Garfield Harrison Hayes Grant Taft McKinley and Harding all born in the state highlighting its political legacy through these notable leaders.
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Columbus
U.S
Ohio
Garfield
Harrison
Hayes
Grant
Taft
McKinley
Harding
New Mexico Soil and Water Districts Meet Opens in Hobbs
The three day Hobbs gathering features the theme The Public and the Conservation Program. Sen. Joseph M. Montoya of New Mexico is slated as the main speaker.
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HOBBS
New Mexico Association of Soil and Water Districts
Joseph M. Montoya
D-N. M
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