Villa Solano Christmas Program Welcomes Santa Visit
Workers describe Solano as a joyful site eight miles west of Hagerman with the Zips band and boys preparing for a Christmas program. Santa visits Villa Solano tonight as area cotton delegates head to the National Cotton Council meeting in Oklahoma City January 29–30. Virgil Grantham of Roswell tops a list of producers and Roswell ginners and merchants are named. Margie Taylor becomes UNM News Bureau director replacing Marge Solenberger. Eric Odendahl rises to associate professor at San Diego State University. Bob Peak of Roswell assists Abilene chapter ABC taping Voices From Home for soldiers overseas.
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Villa Solano
Yale
Zips
Solano
Hagerman
High Plains
National Cotton Council
Oklahoma City
Margie Taylor
Roswell Daily Record
Albuquerque Tribune
UNM
University of New Mexico
Marge Solenberger
Petersburg
Record
Eric
Max) Odendahl
San Diego State University
Bob Peak
Roswell
McMurry College
Abilene
Tex
ABC
Peak
Albert Peak
Explosion at Armco Steel Mill Injures Dozens in Houston
AP reports an explosion at Armco Steel Mill in the Houston Ship Channel injuring more than 20. Ambulances rushed to the scene and Baptist Memorial Hospital noted about 20 injuries either arrived or on the way as authorities assessed the damage.
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Associated Press
Houston
Tex
Armco Steel
Houston Ship Channel
Baptist Memorial Hospital
Pasqual Rodriguez Found Shot Dead in Corpus Christi
Pasqual Rodriguez 23, an unemployed laborer and father of two, was found shot at least four times behind a Corpus Christi home. He had survived prior gunshot wounds last year and in March, and police say he carried a 41 caliber pistol when he left home Saturday.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Pasqual Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Sylvia
Riverside Democrat Seeks Housing Reform at Mayor Lindsay
Jim Lattimore president of the Riverside Democratic Club staged a street sit in on the West Side to press for more public housing. He held a sign as Mayor John V. Lindsay’s car stopped during a taping, then was escorted away by guards.
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New York
Jim Lattimore
John V. Lindsay
Lattimore
Riverside
Democratic Club
John McEwen
Harold Holt
Holt
Portsea
Australia
McEwen
Liberal Party
UPI
Bridge Collapse Toll Rises to Seventeen at Point Pleasant
Point Pleasant mourns as 17 bodies are recovered from the Ohio River after the suspension bridge collapse. 41 remain missing while divers face dangerous, dark depths amid rising river levels and stalled cargo as authorities hunt for more victims.
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Robert E. Miller
Associated Press
Point Pleasant
W.va
Ohio River
Ohio
West Virginia
Max Ray
New Orleans
Ray
William D. Falck
Army Engineers
Supreme Court protects private telephone conversations ruling 4th Amendment safeguards
The Supreme Court in a 7-1 decision excludes national security cases and requires limited judicial approval for surveillance, overturning Charles Katz's conviction over recordings from public booths. The ruling marks a broad privacy protection in electronic eavesdropping.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Potter Stewart
High Court
Charles Katz
Los Angeles
Securities and Exchange Commission
Mutual Savings and
Savings and Loan
Air Force
Dale E. Noyd
Interstate Commerce Commission
Indians Hope Weather Breaks Over Navajo Reservation
Air Force helicopters searched the Navajo Reservation for marooned Indians amid four feet of snow. Medics rode choppers from Chinie to Pine Springs and Window Rock to assist 6 8 Navajos with frost bite while others in Rough Rock and near U.S. 66 faced exposure risks. Officials estimate about 60 000 Navajos are distressed as cargo planes prepare to drop food and supplies.
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Howard Graves
Window Rock
Ariz
Air Force
Navajo Reservation
New Mexico
Chinie
Pine Springs
Rough Rock
Hogan
U.S. 66
Bureau of Indian Affairs
W. Allen Adams
Adams
United States
Pinon
Nellis Air Force Base
Nev
Arizona
Navajo
Southwest
Ft. Bliss
Tex
el Paso
Doss Maner
Alamogordo
N.M
Alex Padilla
Albuquerque
Frank Reeder
Kinsmen of Jesus and John the Baptist explored
The essay traces Jesus ancestry from Abraham through a shared kinship with John the Baptist. It frames John as forerunner and companion in the early movement that birthed Christianity, noting Herod Antipas' role in John’s death and Jesus’ growing influence as the legacy of their intertwined lives.
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Jesus
Christ
John the Baptist
George W. Cornell
John
Herod Antipas
Galilee
Herod
Flavius Josephus
Washkansky Condition Deteriorates After Transplant
Cape Town AP reports Louis Washkansky, 53, in worse condition as doctors fear organ rejection after the heart transplant 15 days earlier. Dr. Christian Barnard said he is disturbed by the decline following a pneumonia onset in the left lung.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Louis Washkansky
Christian N. Barnard
Washkansky
Barnard
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Constantine
Huntsville
Ala
Alabama
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Morgan
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Fox Plaza
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas Supreme Court
Lynn A. Davis
James F. Meadows
Alma Duff
New York State
Florida
Johnson
Graf
Stewart
Colorado
Tucumari
Boulder
Colo
Tucumeari
Robert Centner
Boulder Aviation
Denver
Tucumcari
St. Paul
Gins
Bethlehem
Matthew
Abraham
Tigris-Euphrates
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