Women flaggers on U S 70 project draw New Mexico observer
Norman L. Newcomer of New Mexico State University notes women flaggers on the U S 70 construction between Glencoe and Ruidoso. He recalls one warming with a small fire and says the young flaggirls looked out of place amid earth movers and heavy equipment.
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Norman L. Newcomer
New Mexico State University
Roswell
Cruces
Glencoe
Ruidoso
Newcomer
90 Christmas Day centenarian seeks celebrants in Roswell
Miss Charlotte B Fulton who turns 90 Christmas Day would welcome friends at the home of her nephew and niece Mr and Mrs George T Byrne 711 N Heights Roswell New Mexico. The Commission on Aging asks for help locating centenarians and notes 433 people in New Mexico are 100 or older.
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Charlotte B. Fulton
George T. Byrne
N. Heights
Miss Fulton
Byrnes
N. Penn
Roswell
Mission
Commission On Aging
Galisteo Street
Santa Fe
N. Mex
New Mexico
Com
Mrs Ruth Lanier dies at 63 in Roswell, services set
Funeral services for Mrs. Ruth Lanier 63 of 203 Linda Circle are planned for 10 a m Friday at Ballard Chapel. She died Thursday in a local hospital after illness. Born September 19 1908 in Blue Ridge Texas she was the daughter of David O Ready and Zella Mae Ready. She married J D Lanier July 26 1946 in Lubbock Texas and moved to Roswell 29 years ago. She worked at Art Barn Fabric Shop and was a member of the First United Methodist Church of Roswell. She is survived by her husband and three daughters.
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Linda Circle
Ballard Chapel
Lanier
Blue Ridge
Tex
David O
Zella Mae Ready
J. D. Lanier
Lubbock
Roswell
Art Barn
First United Methodist Church of
Beverly Lanier
W.J. Mitchell
Arlington
C.R. Williamson
Ft. Worth
Virgil M. Grantham
Austin H. Dillon
First United Methodist Church
Gordon Blome
Geraldine Barbee
South Park
Ballard Funeral Home
Sam Brown
Jack Savage
Berry Heine Jr
Jerry Heine
Bill Milstead
Smith Peters
Tom Hubbard
David Earl Kimbrough
E. Wildy
Mt. Gilead Baptist Church
Mr. Kimbrough
J.C. Nolley
L.E. Hi‘ltower
N. Nathan Bennet
LaGrone Funea
C.S. Crystal
Wilson Holley
O. C. King
W.H. Bland
J.H. Horton
J.W. Ward
Mt. Olive
New Mexico
Chaves County
Isabel Sedillo
LaGrone
Sedillo
Juan Quintana
Trinidad Sanchez
Nancy Castaneda
John B. Weatherford
S. Cedar
Weatherford
Arkansas
L.L. Weatherford
Susanah Atkinson Weatherford
Maude McKee Slay
James C. Slay
Carrollton
Robert Cole
Iowa Park
Harold Evans
Hollister
Calif
Muskie Gains Endorsements to Build 1972 Momentum
Senator Edmund Muskie secures backing from Democratic leaders including Ohio Governor John Gilligan as he gears up for the 1972 presidential campaign. Endorsements from governors and senators boost Muskie, with formal announcement planned for January.
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Walter R. Mears
Washington
Edmund S. Muskie
White House
Muskie
Maine
John J. Gilligan
Ohio
Columbus
Gilligan
Edward M. Kennedy
Gilligan's
Senate
Manchester
N.H
Thomas J. McIntyre
Warren E. Hearnes
Missouri
Calvin L. Rampton
Utah
Robert Scott
North Carolina
Frank Licht
Rhode Island
Kenneth Curtis
John V. Tunney
California
Thomas Eagleton
Stuart Symington
Philip A. Hart
Michigan
Frank E. Moss
Market slips as profit taking hits stocks before Christmas
The New York market fell on profit taking and tax selling with the Dow Jones 30 off 3.76 to 881.10 at noon. Trading was moderately active and declines outnumbered advances on the NYSE. In Albuquerque, Deputy Chief Don Daniel said the city will seek funds for 30 police cars and at least 40 new officers at a projected $632,000 first year cost.
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New York Stock Exchange
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Albuquerque
Don Daniel
Daniel
Cities
Pennz
City Invest
Phil Pete
Coca Cola
Ramada Inn
RCA Corp
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Dresser Ind
Safeway
Santa Fe Ind
Dupian Corp DuPont
Sears
Estmn Ko
Paso
Skelly Oi
Fsrah Mfg
Hueblien
Kennecott
US Steel
Elec
Levi-Strauss
Ling Temco
Xerox
Liten Ind
Pa Union Oil Car
Lockheed Ltv
Wilcx & Gibbs
McDon Doug
Zales
Dow-Jones
E.F. Hutton & Co
Chicago
E. F Hutton & Co A L
Pope Paul VI calls for peace amid wars and hatreds
The pope condemned wars in Vietnam the Indian subcontinent Northern Ireland and the Middle East urging all men of good will to act. He defended priestly celibacy noting synod support while acknowledging clerical life difficulties and urged capable renewal of the priesthood.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Vietnam
Indian Subcontinent
Northern Ireland
Middle East
Vatican
Paul
Ireland
Synod
Scabies outbreak leads to Fort Sumner cattle quarantine
The New Mexico State Livestock Board ordered about 2500 head of cattle quarantined in the Fort Sumner area after a third scabies outbreak in two weeks. Over 14,500 cattle have been quarantined statewide since December 10. The Fort Sumner ranch outbreak involved about 275 animals, with 700 head in the affected herd quarantined and inspections to follow. Cattle must be dipped twice in 14 days and rechecked after 14 days to eradicate the disease.
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Fort Sumner
N.M
State Livestock Board
New Mexico
Joe Garner
Soldier Returns Bring 11 Month Vietnam War Orphan Home
A group of U S servicemen arriving in Chicago from Vietnam carried an 11 month old war orphan adopted by American couple Mr and Mrs Gary Allen of Bowie Maryland The couple had waited over two years for the child By nightfall transportation was arranged after word reached them They flew to Chicago from Washington to meet the baby The two week stateside leave program has seen over 10000 service men use it since it began
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Chicago
U.S
Vietnam
Jimmy Tope
West Union
Iowa
O’hare International
Saigon
Tope
Gary Allen
Bowie, Md
Barry Shura
Trans International Airlines
New Mexico Military Institute to suspend operations Monday
The institute will suspend all offices and services from 8 a.m. to noon Monday to allow Southwestern Public Service Company to modify the transformer vault in the basement of the J. R. Thomas Reception Hall. Offices will reopen at 1 p.m. with admissions records, public relations and dean’s offices resuming first.
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New Mexico Military Institute
Corps of Cadets
Ross Clark
Southwestern Public Service Company
J. R. Thomas
Institute
Roswell Daily Record Staff and Rates Notice
Roswell Daily Record lists editors and staff in brief header. Subscription rates shown: in Chaves County by mail 28.80 annually, other counties 28.80 annually, Roswell carrier 2.40 monthly, 7.20 three months, 14.40 six months, 28.80 one year. Second class postage paid at Roswell NM. Associated Press member.
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Roswell
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