Water use in Pecos Valley needs deeper study says expert
Irving K. Fox of Resources of the Future told 91 Pecos Valley Aqualantes at Roswell Inn that future water use beyond agriculture requires in depth information and least efficient uses. He urged better data on supply sources saltwater encroachment and equitable management involving federal and state agencies and universities. The January Aqualantes meeting will be held in Artesia, announced Rogers Aston.
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AL Stubbs
Fox
Pecos Valley
United States
Southwest
Aqualantes
Artesia
Rogers Aston
Irving K. Fox
Resources For the Future
Fourth
Roswell
Gail Harris
Ellis Whitney
Harris
Aston
Whitney
W. J. Anderson
Bureau of Land Management
Santa Fe
Southeastern New Mexico
Wilson Presses NATO Reform and Vietnam Aid
A White House meeting on the final day of talks between President Johnson and Prime Minister Wilson focused on reorganizing NATO command and high strategy for nuclear forces. Johnson urged Britain to increase its military role in South Vietnam, seeking broader international participation beyond the United States and Britain among 14 contributing nations.
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Endre Marton
Washington
Harold Wilson
Johnson
North Atlantic Treaty
Britain
South Viet Nam
Wilson
Malaysia
United States
Viet Nam
Indonesian mobs burn U S Information Library in Surabaya
A mob protesting U S policies stormed the U S Information Service library in Surabaya, East Java, torching books, a mobile unit, furniture, and a car. It follows a Friday attack on Jakarta's American cultural center, part of protests against U S actions in Congo and Malaysia.
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Antoine Yared
Jakarta
Indonesia
America
Congo
Malaysia
U.S. Information Service
East Java
Surabaya
U.S
USIS
Paul Neilson
WSMR Launches Dummy Moonship in Escape System Test
In White Sands New Mexico the Little Joe II rocket launched a dummy moonship at 8 am for a launch escape system test intended for future astronauts. The rocket veered off course after 37 seconds but the escape motors fired successfully pulling the capsule away. Debris fell near the impact area and NASA deemed the test largely successful.
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Jake Booher JR
White Sands Missile Range
U. S
White Sands
NASA
Railroad shopcraft unions threaten nationwide strike
Three rail road shopcraft unions call a nationwide strike for 6 am local time next Tuesday after wage talks stalled in Washington. United States and Cambodia begin talks in New Delhi aiming to ease tensions that could influence Cambodia's alignment with major blocs.
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Chicago
Washington
New Delhi
India
United States
Cambodia
B 47 Crash Kills Four Near Newington New Hampshire
A B fifty seven jet bomber from Pease Air Force Base crashed after takeoff near Newington killing all four crew. The wreckage burned in snow covered woods a quarter mile from the runway near Portsmouth. The aircraft was with the 351st Bomb Squadron of the 100th Bomber Wing and was on a routine radar training mission over the northeast.
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Newington
N.H
Pease Air Force Base
Portsmouth
New Hampshire
Atlantic
351St
100Th
Col. Wallace Jr
United States
UC Rebels Reject Peace Offer Stir Campus Debate
Berkeley faces a faculty review as 1,200 Academic Senate members consider a spurned peace proposal amid ongoing protests by rebel students. Demonstrations resume with plans for a broader strike, while Sacramento talks and Regents rules on on campus recruitment are noted.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Academic Senate
Sacramento
Edmund G. Brown
University Board of Regents
Twin Brother Murder Charge Shocks LA Suburb
Wealthy 22 year old real estate developer Timo Nicholson is booked on suspicion of murdering twin brother Todd Nicholson in a $400 000 luxury apartment in a Los Angeles suburb. Deputies say Timo claimed it was an accident while evidence and testimony conflict. The twins were heirs to parts of the Cudahy meat packing and Pullman railroad fortunes each receiving 500 000 at age 18. Todd lived in Phoenix, Timothy in the suburb.
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Atoria
City
Call
Timothy Nicholson
Todd F. Nicholson
Los Angeles
Nicholson
al Sholand
Cudahy
Todd
Phoenix
Timothy
Boundary changes split Roswell and Goddard High Schools
Roswell City School Board set new boundary lines to separate zones for Roswell High School and the new Goddard High School, due for completion in summer 1965. Goddard will offer 58 teaching stations with a 1,740 student capacity. Roswell High 73 stations and 2,190 capacity. Based on 1964 enrollment, 1,485 will attend Roswell and 969 Goddard next year, with overall enrollment showing a 105 drop to 11,404.
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Roswell High School
Goddard High School
Roswell City
West Second
Alameda
Main
Bland
Goddard
Goddard High
H. F. Allred
Khartoum Riots Leave 38 Dead in Sudan
Reports from Khartoum say two days of rioting have produced 38 fatalities and over 500 injured as armored units patrol the capital. Arab mobs blame Western agents for sparking the violence amid a tense, racially divided city.
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Khartoum
Sudan
New Jet Promises 25 Minute Travel From Roswell to Albuquerque
Roswell invites residents to watch a 500 mph Lear jet on Solar Airlines routes for a test flight tomorrow. The Wichita built jet carries crew and eight passengers and could join schedules next spring with non stop Roswell to Albuquerque in 25 minutes and Dallas in 1 hour 6 minutes. Barber, Solar president, will be aboard the flight leaving Roswell at 9:35 a.m. and returning about 10:35 a.m. The aircraft climbs to 25 000 feet and is fully pressurized and air conditioned.
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Roswell
Solar Airlines
Wichita
Kan
Solar Airlines of
Dick Barber
Solar
Lear
Albuquerque
Artesia
Dallas
Midland
Barber
Ten year old drives solo to aunt's home in Pacoima
Westminster California AP reports ten year old Stephen Dugmanies took a solo driving lesson during peak traffic. He traversed 62 miles to his aunt Bernice Watts in Pacoima on the San Diego Freeway before returning with his 17 year old cousin. Police learned of the ride from a neighbor at 8 15 am. Stephen and his mother Mrs Joseph Dugmanies face a likely lecture at the station.
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Westminster
Calif
Stephen Dugmanies
Stephen
Pacoima
San Diego
Joseph Dugmanies
Bernice Watts
Cers
California
New Mexico Road Toll Hits 344 This Year
The statewide toll figure for the year stands at 344 as of this date, compared with last year’s tally at the same point. Road safety initiatives and traffic volumes are contributing factors to the current totals.
Savage Ice Storm Closes New York Schools
An epic ice storm forces closure of schools and leaves families in emergency centers across eastern upstate New York and parts of Vermont and Massachusetts. Power outages affect 75 000 homes and more than 900 line crews work 16 hour shifts to restore service. Reports note hundreds of thousands in damage and ongoing rebuilding.
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Saratoga Springs
N.Y
New York
Vermont
Massachusetts
Lake Avenue Armory
Upstate
Pittsfield
Mass
Niagara-Mohawk Power Corp
Philadelphia
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Miami
Fla
Augusto Martinez Sanchez
Havana Radio
James McHale
Neilson
Allan McLean
McLean
Howard P. Jones
Surabaja
Jakarta Center
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Twin
Science Research Associates
SRA
Hank Smith
Norman Hall
Peabody
Duke City
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