Bernalillo Sheriff Indicted on Embezzlement Charges
Bernalillo County grand jury indicts Sheriff Lester Hay on four counts of embezzlement and Norman W. Mang in related charges. Bonds set at 2500 dollars for both. arraignment not yet scheduled. Hay alleged to have failed to remit 1400 dollars in out of state fees during 1964. Mang accused of converting 100 to 2500 dollars of county funds.
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Albuquerque
Bernalillo County
Lester Hay
Norman W. Mang
Sheriff's Department
Hay
Mang
John McManus
Edna Monahan
Grand Jury
Joe Wilson
Deluge in Pacific Northwest Triggers California Evacuation Fears
Torrential rains lash California Oregon Idaho and Nevada for a third day threatening to evacuate Yuba City 11000 residents as Feather River nears critical levels. Six people are dead with rescuers missing while floods force evacuations across towns including Guerneville Orick Fortuna Klamath Loleta Paskenta Scotia Rio Dell Pepperwood Weott Myers Flat Phillipsville and Miranda. Coast Guard helicopter with three crews missing after evacuating ten people from an island in California’s Eel River.
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Pacific
California
Oregon
Idaho
Nevada
Coast
Eel River
Yuba City
Calif
Sutter County Board of Supervisors
Feather River
Marysville
San Francisco
Fortuna
Klamath
Loleta
Paskenta
Scotia
Rio Dell
Pepperwood
Weatt
Myers Flat
Phillipsville
Miranda
Toll on New Mexico Roads Rises This Year
Road toll totals show 365 deaths on New Mexico roads so far this year, compared with 36 at the same date last year, highlighting a sharp rise in fatalities and prompting calls for safety measures.
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N. M
Quake Shakes Southern California and Nearby Regions
An early report describes a Southern California earthquake affecting San Diego and neighboring areas in Mexico. Windows shattered, alarms rang, and buildings swayed from San Diego to Palm Springs with scattered aftereffects noted in National City El Centro and Tijuana.
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San Diego
Calif
California
Mexico
Scripps Hospital
National City
E. C. Davey
el Centro
Palm Springs
Tijuana
Avenida Revoluction
Los Angeles
Orange County
Meanest Thief Title Has Another Candidate
Joe W. Massey reports a thief entered his home on Monday night and stole several Christmas gifts from under the tree along with a large amount of meat from the deep freeze. Losses valued at $100.
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Joe W. Massey
Riverside Dr
City College Accepts Land Offer for Permanent Site
Roswell Community College advisory board accepts Olen Featherstone offer of 200 acres and 35000 dollars cash for a main site near Brown Road Six Mile Hill area. An alternate 200 acre site is planned east of Brown Road. Featherstone adds 50000 dollars cash, final approval expected January from Roswell School Board and Eastern New Mexico University.
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Roswell
Brown Road
College Avenue
Six Mile Hill
Virgil Haley
Featherstone
College
Roswell School Board
EN MU
Miners death prompts state and county hearings
Augustine M. Reyes 42 died after a 26 ton rock slab crushed him at the Princess shaft of the U S Smelting mine near Silver City. Rescuer crews spent 12 hours recovering the body and colleague Joe Hales 22 was injured with a fractured pelvis and other wounds. Deputy Mine Inspector David Aker will lead one inquiry into the accident.
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Silver City
Lordsburg
Augustine M. Reyes
Princess
U.S
David Aker
Vietnamese general readies anti American campaign in Saigon
South Vietnamese military leaders plan a campaign that could include street demonstrations against US Ambassador Maxwell D. Taylor. Lt Gen Nguyen Khanh, head of the armed forces, outlines the effort before about 20 officers while signaling he is now the strongest figure. He warned in a radio address that foreign powers cannot impose policies on his forces and suggested Vietnam could endure without American aid.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Maxwell D. Taylor
Nguyen Khanh
Tran van Huong
Khanh
South Viet Nam
Group Nominates Chappell for Chaves County Agent Post
John J. Chappell of Colfax County was nominated to fill the vacant Chaves County Agent position. The nomination was presented by state extension supervisor John Gaume from University Park after a committee from Roswell and Dexter interviewed him. former agent Al Woodburn will be relocated to Raton by January 4.
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John J. Chappell
Colfax
Chaves
John Gaume
University Park
Roswell
Dexter
al Woodburn
Raton
Anti Castro Group Cubans Arraigned on UN Mortar Shot
Three anti Castro Cubans were arraigned in Queens Criminal Court on charges tied to the Dec 11 bazooka attack on the United Nations Building. Judge Samuel J. Ohringe set bail at 5000 dollars each and ordered a January 6 trial.
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New York
API
United Nations
Samuel J. Ohringe
Kew Gardens
Queens
Johnson Johnsons aides discuss budget at ranch
Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman Postmaster General John Gronouski and foreign aid chief David Bell joined President Johnson at his Texas ranch to review their budget requests. In Washington the Public Health Service warned of no major flu outbreak this winter, with few local concentrations reported so far. Three Cubans arrested in Queens after a World War II rocket launcher attack attempt near the United Nations building claimed they bought a deactivated bazooka and aimed to disrupt headlines.
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Johnson City. Tex
Johnson
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
John A. Gronouski
Foreign Aid
David Bell
Washington
Here
Public Health Service
East River
Ernesto Guevara
U.N. General Assembly
Guevara
Fidel Castro
Queens
U.N. Secretariat
Manhattan
Stanley Ross
el Tiempo
Ross
U.N
Sweden's Gluttons Crowned In Dizzy Eating Duel
In Stockholm a two hour eat off between Sten Ake Cederhoek and Ake Eriksson ends with a razor thin win for Cederhoek. The champion plates 8 pounds 15 ounces to Eriksson's 8 pounds 14.4 ounces after a pastry decisive blow.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Sten-Ake Cederhoek
Ake Eriksson
Cederoek
Cederhoek
Eriksson
Reds Plunge UN Into New Fund Crisis
The Soviet Union blocked an Asian-African plan to let the General Assembly recess for holidays without a US Soviet showdown over peacekeeping assessments. The 115 nation assembly scheduled a Christmas Eve session to break the impasse with voluntary contributions to stabilize UN finances.
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United Nations. WY
Soviet Union
United Nations
General Assembly
Assembly
Alex Quaison-Lackey
Ghana
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Quaison-Lackey
Quaison- Lackey
U Thant
U.N
Peter Hurd Paints LBJ For Time Cover
San Patricio artist Peter Hurd and wife Henriette painted President Lyndon B. Johnson at the White House last week. The portrait, described by Hurd as capturing an expressive, mobile face, will grace Time magazine’s cover after a brief session of two and a half to three hours.
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Peter Hurd
San Patricio
White House
Time
Hurd
Henriette
The
Record Today
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City College
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