Records Test Probe of Pecos Valley Lodge Drug Office
Ben Bjorum, drug inspector for the New Mexico Board of Pharmacy, alleges the Pecos Valley Lodge drug records have been kept properly since July. He conducts a state inquiry into lodge management under orders from the Attorney General and may present findings at the December 28 commission meeting in Albuquerque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Reeder
Pecos Valley
Eug
Ben Bjorum
New Mexico Board of Pharmacy
Bjorum
Special State Hospital
State Attorney Generals’ Office
New Mexico State Commission On
Lodge
Commission
Albuquerque
City Man Sentenced To 6 Months In Jail
Luther Gerald Ellis 18 of 308 E Hendricks pleaded guilty to larceny under 100 dollars and one count of battery and received six months in county jail from Justice of the Peace Tommy Thompson. He was linked to the October 16 robbery of Mrs J J Walker who was closing her cleaning shop at 312 N Richardson when Ellis grabbed her purse and knocked her down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Gerald Ellis
E. Hendricks
Justice of the Peace
Tommy Thompson
Ellis
J. J. Walker
Hospitals list patient care and admissions
Visiting hours at local hospitals are posted for General patients from 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. and Maternity from 3 to 5 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 30 p.m. The notice lists multiple admissions and dismissals on December 22 and births including a son to Fred and a son to Harold Henry. Other facilities, addresses and names appear with admissions and births across ENM Medical Center and Memorial Osteopathic, plus a Walker Air Force Base mention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Vasko
S. Sequoia
Amarante Maestas
S. Tulane
Cosme Castillo
Artesia
Lena Landry
E. McGaffey
James B. Williamson
S. Washington
Sally Treat
Stacy Shaw
Fred Atchley
Jess Taylor
Barney Gardner
Ray Warner
Calvin Graham
Fred Willard
Gene Napier
Highland Rd
Ed Russell
S. Union
Betty Owen
Albuquerque
E.G. Isbell
S. Pine
Ralph Henderson
W. Ninth St
Lynn Ingram
Futura
Ben Fuentes
Karla Shanks
Glen Blakeney
Cindy Hatley
Cindy McDougal
Steve Asta
Frank Wagner
Orville Frazier
Sharon Allen
Charles Stogner
Judy Hi
State Can Close Schools Without Local Approval
The state public school finance chief can close a school without local board approval in certain cases. An appeal to courts or State Board of Education remains available. Criteria include small average membership, short school year, or insufficient full time teachers. The chief may also weight enrollments and require policy changes as a condition of funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
State Board of Education
Asst
Thomas A. Donnelly
Donnelly
Dock Strike Agreement Is Remote
President Johnson sought to restart talks in the Gulf Coast longshoremen dispute with shippers and said no immediate results were expected. Assistant Secretary Reynolds met separately with ledgers of the ILA and West Gulf Maritime Industry to clear misunderstandings and avert a coast wide strike. The Gulf Coast ILA remains in stalemate while New York shippers approved a separate contract, with work continuing day to day under an expired injunction. A Gulf strike could trigger sympathy strikes threatening Eastern seaboard shipping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galveston
Tex
Johnson
James J. Reynolds
International Longshoremen’s Association
West Gulf Maritime Industry
Reynolds
Atlantic
Gulf
New York
Gulf Coast
ILA
Lake Charles
Brownsville
Gulf Dock Workers
S&L Investors See Dividend Rate Raised to 4.5 Percent
Chaves County Savings and Loan Assn announces a rate hike effective January 1 1965 from 4 percent to 4.5 percent per year, with semiannual compounding and payment. Cecil Bonney says the increase follows a board decision after earnings review. Investments up to 10000 are U S insured. The firm, founded in 1920, reports 1964 dividends of 352000 and no foreclosures. Directors listed include Fred Blocksom Cecil Bonney Stanley Lodewick Ross Malone Hilton Ray Dale Shearman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaves County Savings & Loan Assn
Cecil Bonney
Bonney
United States
Association
Fred W. Blocksom
Stanley W. Lodewick
Ross L. Malone Jr
Hilton H. Ray
Dale D. Shearman
Local Lighting Contest Winner Named Clifford Church
Clifford Church of 1 Park Road won the Luminaria division in the Jaycee Lighting Contest. The Record had previously listed the address as 1 Park Place in an error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycee
Clifford Church
Park Road
Park Place
Convicted Spy Freed On Bond In Vietnam? No, Newark Twist
Igor Ivanov, 34, convicted in a espionage conspiracy, was released on $100,000 bail pending appeal. He was brought from Hudson County Jail to federal court in Newark. Bail was restored after a Soviet embassy guarantee letter. co defendant John W. Butenko, an Orange electronics engineer, was also convicted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newark
N.J
Igor Ivanov
Hudson County
Jersey City
Ivanov
U.S
Anthony Angelli
Third Circuit Court of Appeals
Philadelphia
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
John W. Butenko
Orange
Doberman Fails to Grasp Hidden Command in Brooklyn Robbery
In Brooklyn a Doberman named Dobie, trained to protect his furniture dealer owner Philip Terman, sat when told to lie still by a robber. Terman, who spent $500 on training, laments the dog did not interpret sit as sic em. Dobie then growled and lunged at anyone near him at the police station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dobie
Philip Terman
Brooklyn
Terman
Dober-man
Official Records Involving Named Individuals Across States
The record lists pairs of individuals from Roswell Albuquerque Odessa Farmington Brillion and other places, including Cecil Marmon Gloria Brooks Charles Striegel Nancy Zachman Hatten Foster Evelyn Barnett Robert Tiener Ruth Bergelin Connie Smith Betty Nelson and Doris Conner versus Ralph Connor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil L. Marmon
Roswell
Gloria Glen Brooks
Charles Lonnie Striegel
Albuquerque
Nancy Jeanne Zachman
Hatten E. Foster
Odessa
Tex
Evelyn June Barnett
Farmington
Robert J. Tiener
Brillion
Wis
Ruth Ann Bergelin
Connie Mac Smith
Betty Jean Nelson
Rusk Urges Unity in Viet Nam War Effort
Secretary of State Dean Rusk appealed for unity in Saigon amid tensions over civilian leadership purges. He urged generals to set aside personal and lesser issues to continue the fight against Red guerrillas, backing Ambassador Taylor after the Saigon purge faced army commander Nguyen Khanh’s criticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Rusk
Saigon
Rusk
Johnson
State Department
Maxwell D. Taylor
Nguyen Khanh
December high nearly hits Roswell record
Roswell yesterday reached a high of 76 degrees falling one short of the Dec 22 record. The record high for December 22 is 77 degrees set in 1948 according to the weather bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Weather Bureau
Museum to Close on Both Holidays in Roswell
Roswell Museum and Art Center will close Christmas Day and New Year’s Day. From now on it will open only 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. on weekdays and weekends until January 4 when normal hours resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell Museum and Art Center
Santa Fe police drop confession vetting after high court rulings
AP dispatch summarizes policy shift in Santa Fe as Police Chief A B Martinez reports that Supreme Court civil rights rulings require new probationary police practices. Other briefs cover trial deliberations at White Sands Missile Range and university leadership changes in Portales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
U.S. Supreme Court
A. B. Martinez
Albuquerque
White Sands Missile Range
Mead S. Arbogast
White Sands
Raymond C. Rogers
Las Cruces
George D. Carlson II
Manhattan Beach
Calif
Rogers
Carlson
Arbogast
Briefcase Theft From Parked Car In McKinney
Marsh W Nottingham reports a briefcase with technical and personal papers valued at 100 dollars stolen from a parked car in front of his home on Hervey Drive. Police say 30 dollars of other items were taken. A first aid kit valued at 5 dollars and 25 dollars of frozen foods from nearby residences are linked to the same suspect. Officers continue investigations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marsh W. Nottingham
Hervey Drive
Calvin Jacobs
Rancho Rd
Glen Wasserman
Sheriff Warns Roswell Merchants on Bad Checks
Sheriff W. E. Smith asks Roswell merchants to scrutinize personal checks amid a surge of bad checks from locals and pros. One woman is sought for writing over 300 dollars in a single day. merchants should verify IDs and call banks to confirm accounts and amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Smith
Roswell
Smith
Holly Yet Harsh Guard for Meat in Kentucky Smokehouses
In Beattyville Kentucky pioneers used holly pegs in smokehouse walls to hang hams and bacon to keep maggots away from cured meat. The holly berries, bright red, were a practical aid beyond their Christmas decoration use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beattyville
Kentucky
Markets Show Mixed, Dull Day With Few Bright Spots
A mixed and dull stock session in New York sees DuPont up over 3 percent with Union Carbide and Eastman Kodak gaining over 1. Leading oils rise then waver, while Gen Electric and Texaco slip. Industrials like International Harvester fall as Comsat leads volume amid uneven trade. bonds mixed as equities fluctuate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
DuPont
Union Carbide
Eastman Kodak
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Royal Dutch
Texaco
Standard
Indiana
Westinghouse Electric
General Electric
Comsat
International Harvester
General Dynamics
Honeywell
American Smelting
Pepsi-Cola
Rexall
Tidewater
Upjohn
Procter & Gamble
Johnson & Johnson
Containder Corp
Cenco Instruments
Crowell-Collier
IBM
Xerox
American Stock Exchange
U.S
L R Mitchell AT SF Official Rites Planned in Amarillo
Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Blackburn Shaw Funeral Home in Amarillo for L R Mitchell Jr. 47, assistant superintendent for the Santa Fe Railway at Carlsbad who died Tuesday in Carlsbad Memorial Hospital. He had worked for Santa Fe since 1939 and lived in Carlsbad since March 1. He is survived by his wife Francis two daughters and one grandchild. A prior obituary notes Alton Stolburg of Long Branch New Jersey was buried today and is Hazel Stolburg’s brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackburn Shaw
Amarillo
Texas
L. R. Mitchell Jr
Santa Fe Railway
Carlsbad
Carlsbad Memorial Hospital
Mitchell
Santa Fe
la Junta
Colo
San Angelo
el Paso
Marceline
Chicago
Institute of Business Economics
University of Southern California
Francis
Gary Ried Strickland Jr
James C. Gossett II
Lubbock
Flock Funeral Home
Long Branch
N. J
Alton Stolburg
Mr. Stolburg
Hazel Stolburg
N. Ohio
Roswell
Five Dollar Tip Offered by Roswell Daily Record
The Roswell Daily Record pays five dollars weekly for the best news tip. Submit by phone or in person at 424 N. Main. Winners announced weekly. Call MA 2 7710 during business hours or 623 6693 after 5 p.m. For missed editions, contact the Record staff via MA 27719 on Sunday or MA numbers on weekdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell Daily Record
N. Main
Egg Market Chicago Sees Unchanged Wholesale Prices
Chicago wholesale egg prices show stability across grades with better grade A whites at 70 percent, mixed and mediums at 33 and 28 cents respectively, standards at 26 94, and dirties unquoted. checks noted at 23 42 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ega
Denver Livestock Market Summary Report
USDA hogs gains centered on barrows and gilts with prices 16.75 to 17.50 per 100 pounds. Sows steady. Cattle and calves supply light. Slaughter steers 23.80 to 23.85, good and choice heifers 72.50, slaughter cows 11.50 to 14.00, feeder lambs steady 18.00 to 20.75, slaughter lambs 20.70 to 20.85.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Livestock
Denver
USDA
Chicago Live Cattle Prices Snapshot
Market bulletin from E. F. Hutton shows April highs at 23.50 and 23.40 lows, closing 23.45 with volume 36. June trades hit 23.65 high and 23.60 low, close 23.60 with volume 12. August figures unclear, October futures open 24.00 high and 22.90 low, close 24.00 with small volume. overall misc data on futures activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
E. F. Hutton & Co
Fidelity Fund
Fidelity Cap
Dethi Taylor
Fortuna 1
la Lone Star St
Pot Co
Amer
Putco
Associated Press
Accidents on Tuesday Across City Streets
A Tuesday morning report lists accidents at 813 a.m. at Maple and Greenwood involving Ira G. Hendricks and James D. Belt at 1502 Greenwood and 611 S. Delaware. Another collision at 10:20 a.m. involves Dorothy J. Rogers of 3006 S. Wyoming and Veronica L. Channel of 1909 Baylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
13Th
Maple
A.m. Greenwood
Ira G. Hendricks
James D. Belt
Gree*enwood
S. Delaware
Gayle and
Baylor
A.m
Dorothy J. Rogers
S. Wyoming
Veronica L. Channel
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Ben Biorum
ST. Mary's
Dee
Jacob L. Meyer
Rio Hondo Commandery No
K.T
Wm. L. Verhines
E.C
Joseph B. McGee
Pie Town
Catron County
S&l
Richmond
Chew Ning
Broadmoor
Monterey
New Mexico
Hamm’s Beer Falstaff Coors
Heaven Hill
Hartley Brandy
Jim Beam
Sunny Brook Blend
Calvert Gin
Smirnoff Vodka
Iacoues
Poe
Official
Doris Conner
Ralph R. Connor
Portland
Ore
Viet Nam
Washington
Gallup
Ella Mae Hood
Church Rock
U.S. 66
W. J. Anderson
Bureau of Land Management
Jack M. Campbell
State Land Office
Carlos Trujlo
Associated Food Services, Inc
Trujillo
Dallas
Eastern New Mexico University
Portales
Highlands University
Las Vegas
St. Joseph College
SOL Sol Cfe
RAN Lance Cos
Great Southern Life Insurance Company
Houston, Texas
Superior Insurance Company
Sentinel Indemnity Company
D. A. Glenn
Marian G. Shelton
South Spring Acres
Roswell, New Mexico
L. R. Mitchell
At&sf
EGG Market
Amerada Phill
Reich
Feayn Met
Atchison
Sears Roeb i Chryster
Sinclair
Transwa
Marath Ojaive US Steel Mont Ward
Wo Bancorp Nor N Gas
Westg
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