Cuban official denounces US as mortar explodes near UN
An Army mortar with a self firing timing device exploded in the East River near the United Nations Building as Ernesto Guevara spoke against the United States. The device, found later at Adams Metal Corp. in Queens, caused windows to rattle but no damage. Police evacuated and searched for a bomb after an anonymous caller claimed to have placed one, while a Cuban exile attempted to cut down the Cuba flag and was detained.
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New York
East River
United Nations
Cuba
Ernesto Guevara
Manhattan
U.N
William Riley
Long Island City
Queens
Riley
Adams Metal Corp
Guevara
United States
U.S. Secretariat
General Assembly
Hospitals Display December Patient Updates and Births
Visiting hours listed for General, Maternity wings with specific time slots. Admissions include Lola Bates Wade Cunningham Artesia Patrick Huber others. Dismissals cover numerous patients and births noted for Joe Durand Jesse Casaus. Memorial Osteopathic admits include Domingo Fuentes Pablo Montoya and Charles Peterson.
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Lola Bates
N. Lea Wade Cunningham
Artesia
Patrick Huber
Mesa Dr
Richard Tilton
S. Washington
Paul H. Newsom
Lovington
Benny Mason
Ray Warner
Henry Avila
Trailer City
Auto Route West
Memorial Osteopathic
Domingo Fuentes
E. Forest
Pablo Montoya
Dexter
Charles Peterson
Ann Stegall Die at Roswell After Brief Illness
Funeral arrangements pending at Ballard Funeral Home for Mrs. Ann Stegall 68 who died at a Roswell hospital after a brief illness. Born Ann Anthony in Hereford Texas on December 12 1895 she lived in Hereford Amarillo Clo vis and Roswell. Survived by husband James G Stegall a son James Jr a daughter Mrs C M Robbins eight grandchildren and four sisters and two brothers.
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Ballard Funeral
Ann Stegall
S. Missouri Ave
Roswell
CM. Robbins
Milton Anthony
San Angelo
Texas
Wesley Anthony
Dimmitt
Mary Cox
Lubbock
Adel Sasser
Clovis
Lynn Beyer
Amarillo
Jesse Duncan
Lutherans Elect Six New Deacons
St. Mark's Evangelical Lutheran Church elected six new deacons and adopted a 1965 budget of 25 778 in its first congregational meeting session. The budget, the largest in church history, followed a study by the Fall Evaluation Board. Church council members include C Clyde Smith James Walker Lt Col R Grimm Robert L Gennrich Maj Eldon R Weeh ler and K O Horton with terms ranging from one to three years. New deacons will be installed in worship services at 430 and 1 am Sunday.
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St. Mark's Evangelical Lutheran Church
C. Clyde Smith
James Walker
Col. R. Grimm
Robert L. Gennrich
Maj
Hunter Finds Cache of Vending Machines
Chaves County sheriffs officers were called by a hunter who said he found a cache of penny gum machines. Officers saw bases and smashed parts of eight machines shown by Bill Simpson. Simpson found the vending machines while hunting near Red Hill on the Clovis highway and they were turned over to Roswell police for identification.
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Chaves County
Atlas Centaur Rocket Reaches Planned Earth Orbit
The Atlas-Centaur rocket achieved a successful test flight at Cape Kennedy sending the Centaur second stage and a moon ship model into a 103 mile high circular Earth orbit. This second success in four tests may speed up plans to place Surveyor on the Moon late next year.
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Howard Benedict Cape Kennedy
Fla
Project Surveyor
Centaur
Surveyor
Cape Kennedy
Come Blow Your Horn creates a plush Little Theatre backdrop
The Little Theatre opens Come Blow Your Horn with Jeff Roberts as Buddy Baker in a witty comedy. Jack Jacksson shines as the suave older brother while Sandy Tessier and Jessica Cook add sharp turns with style and humor. Prompter delays mark opening night as Peggy Detwiler and Dad Baker deliver mixed lines. Curtain at 8 p.m. with two upcoming performances at the Little Theatre, 1100 N Virginia Ave.
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Little
Frank Sinatra
Jeff Roberts
Buddy Baker
Jack Jacksson
Sandy Tessier
Jessica Cook
Little Theatre Group
Peggy Detwiler
Mama Baker
Buddy
Dad Baker
E. H. Zamorano
Little Theatre
Virginia Ave
Firemen Attend First Annual Arson Seminar
Nine Roswell Fire Department members attended the New Mexico State Fire Marshals First Annual Arson and Fire Investigation Seminar held in Santa Fe and Las Cruces. Attendees at Las Cruces on December 7 included Fire Chief George E. Daniels Captain JC Smith Don French John Bowerman and Lt Ted Crawford. Attendees in Santa Fe on December 8 included Captain Bill Reid Fire Marshal R C Simcox Albert Day and J W Zedlitz. Topics covered were Introduction to Arson Arson Laws Fire Fighters Responsibilities Investigative Leads Origin and Cause of Fire Evidence Arson Motives Arson Trends Reports and Records.
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Roswell
Percy Kilbride Dies Veteran Actor of Ma and Pa Kettle
Los Angeles AP reports Percy Kilbride 76 longtime character actor died at Chase Sanitarium after brain surgery following Sept 21 auto crash. He rose to fame in Ma and Pa Kettle films with Marjorie Main, appeared in about 800 stage roles and retired after being typecast as a backcountry farmer.
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Los Angeles
Percy Kilbride
Chase Sanitarium
Good Samaritan Hospital
Hollywood
Barkley Noble
Kilbride
John L. Crowley
Marjorie Main
Miss Main
Hollywood Boulevard
Frank Belmont
Belmont
Sanitarium
Bureaus to Look At Water Problem in Dexter Meeting
Bureaus of Chaves county and North Eddy county will hold an educational meeting at Dexter school cafeteria Monday at 7 30 p m to discuss Roswell Artesian Basin water problems. Rogers Aston presides as emcee and speakers include John F Russell Fred Hennighausen George Maddox Luther McDougal and Aston.
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Farm
Chaves County
North Eddy County
Roswell
Dexter
Rogers Aston
Pecos
John F. Russell
Fred Hennighausen
George Maddox
Luther McDougal
Aston
Russell
Pecos Valley Artesian
Youth shoots self in leg at Walker AFB area
Finish Rankin, 17, of 512 S. Fir, was taken to Walker AFB hospital by his father after he accidentally shot his left leg. Rankin told officers he did not handle the gun and did not know who did. Police said his condition is not serious.
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Rankin
Walker Afb Hospital
Roswell Daily Record Seeks News Tips for Reward
The Roswell Daily Record offers five dollars weekly for the best news tip. Submit by phone or in person at 424 N Main. Winners announced weekly. Call MA 12 7710 6 30 am to 5 pm or 633 6693 after 5 pm for tips.
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Roswell
Markets Stocks Hang On To Small Gain
New York market ends with a slight gain in moderate late trading. Volume around 46 million shares. Jones & Laughlin, GM, Chrysler small advances while Ford slips. Comsat leads with a 5 point rise. IBM and Polaroid gain over 4. Airlines and several industrials rise fractions.
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NEW York
Steels
Jones & Laughlin
General Motors
Chrysler
Ford
Comsat
Eastern Air Lines
Mack Trucks
IBM
Polaroid
Pennsylvania Railroad
Union Carbide
Woolworth
Douglas Aircraft
Commonwealth Edison
Smelling
Control Data
Northern Pacific
Singer Co
American Research
Beckman Instruments
Heinz and
Macy
Foxboro
Kerr-McGee
Misconduct Allegations Stir Norfolk Lodge Personnel
The article reports on misconduct claims at a lodge. Duran confirms a guard and a staffer lost their positions for bringing in booze and drugs. Lonon, cited as the complainant, has a long history with the lodge and owes the commission over $400.
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Duran
Peter Dunne
Toler
Lonon
Lodge
Commission
Egg market report from Chicago shows varied grades and prices
AP dispatch from Chicago notes eggs irregular and nervous with prices rising. Grade A whites 31, mediums 27, standards 27, checks 22, dirties unaunted, with overall demand and supply shifting upward.
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Chicago
Chicago Live Cattle Market Summary
Trading figures from Chicago live cattle show high and low quotes for April August and October contracts. Prices move with near term highs around 23.40 to 23.56 and closes near 23.02 23.50, with daily volumes modest.
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Chicago
F. Hutton & Co
Youn
Denver Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Hog and Calf Quotes
USDA cattle and calf values show nominal figures with limited test. Hog quotes range with barrows and gilts noted, weights from 200 to 275 pounds, prices around 14 to 25 dollars.
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Denver Livestock
Denver
USDA
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Jimmy Rooks
Alfred Lucero
Joe Durand
Jesse Casaus
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Herbert Henry
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Socorro
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Greenwood
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Jim Lynn
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Ernest Coursey
Billy Bynum
Ruby Hartman
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George Akin
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Joseph Snow
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President Johnson
White House
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Johnny) Walker
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Poe
Beverly Ragland Record Society
Pa Kettle
Sande
American Stock Exchange
Richmond -C
Broadmoor
Monterey
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O. L. Bullock
Dixon Bullock
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Markey
Amerada
Phill Pet
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US Steel
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Mont Ward
Tnt Oil & Gas
DOW Jones
THE
Associated Press
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S.C
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