Johnson Makes Foreign Policy Review Top Priority
President Johnson places foreign affairs at the top of his schedule amid plans to tighten the federal budget and craft the State of the Union. He aims to visit with many world leaders next year, review loans and aid, and consider 15 to 20 ambassadorial appointments while pushing the antipoverty, education, and civil rights goals.
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Johnson
Karl R. Bauman
Johnson City
Pax. AP
Associates
U.S
Hospital notices and births flood local records
Visiting hours for general and maternity patients listed with times. Admitted and dismissed names across multiple hospitals and towns. Birth announcements include families from Caprock Holloman AFB Lovington and more with dates December 26 27 and 24 25.
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Robert Pearcy
James Davis
S. Mulberry
Paul Fowler
St. John Wright
Carlsbad
Lynn Ingram
Charles McBratney
Bonita Dr
David Cressett
Meadow Lane
Walker Air Force Base
John W. Williams
Saw
Joseph A. Walsh
OMS
Samuel J. Toorock
FMS
Marshall L. Francis
Travis Manning
CDS
Richard G. Meyer
A and E
Robert M. Turner
Leonard L. Rattler
Cuban Radio Reports 14 Factories Opened in Cuba
Havana Radio said Sunday night 14 factories opened in Cuba this year with a total investment of 38 million pesos The peso is officially pegged at a dollar but commands far less on the open market
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Miami
Fla
Havana Radio
Cuba
Desert Monument marks two million acre Death Valley region
The Los Angeles area announces a two million acre designation in Death Valley National Monument. The vast desert lands are set aside for preservation efforts and public access remains to be determined.
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Desert Monument
Los Angeles
Death Valley National Monument
Desert
Mott Bailey Services Set Tuesday
Arrangements for Mott Rollin Bailey 8 of 111 E Pear St. Roswell set for 3:30 p.m. Tuesday in Ballard Chapel with burial in South Park Cemetery. Services led by Dr. Austin H. Dillon of First Methodist Church. Survivors include son Bill and daughter Sybil Fletcher. one sister Rella Bailey McGuire.
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Ballard
Mott Rollin Bailey
Walt Robinson
Mary Jane Ballard
Delbert Boggs
Bernard Johnston
Frank Kaufmann
Elbert Schuler
Frank Burnworth
Max Littell
Jack Deason
Max Sheperd
Dee Walker
J. S. Sheperd
B. B. Wilson
Virgil Grantham
Howard Graves
Jake Hinch
Luther Pitts
Charles Edwards
Ballard Funeral Home
Mr. Bailey
Mount Carroll
Rose Belle Brann
Eddy
Oklo
Bailey
Bailey's
New Mexico
Elida
Dexter
U.S. weapons used against Pakistan denial by India
New Delhi defense ministry spokesmen denied Pakistan's charge that Indian troops use American weapons against Pakistan. The United States granted military aid to India in 1962 with the understanding it would not be used against Pakistan.
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New Delhi
India
Defense Ministry
Pakistan
Kashmir
U.S
United States
Mae Arpin Rites Slated Tuesday
Funeral services for Mrs. Mae Arpin 75 will be held Tuesday at 10 a.m. in Ballard Chapel Roswell with burial at South Park Cemetery. She was born April 3 1889 in Macon Georgia and died Sunday in a Roswell hospital. Survived by brother Herman Goodrum Roswell and sister Mrs Lela Haskins Los Angeles.
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First Methodist Church
Ballard Chapel
Mae Arpin
Michigan
Roswell
Arpin
Macon
Mae Goodrum
Los Angeles
el Paso
Oliver Arpin
Herman Goodrum
South Park Cemetery
Ballard Funeral Home
J. L. Mask
Milton Meyer
Walter Chesser
A. W. Milgard
Elton Ellis
David Clary
Herman
Lela Haskins
Calif
Medal of Honor Man Donlon Honored in Saugerties
In Saugerties New York capt Roger H C Donlon the first American Medal of Honor recipient for Vietnam action is celebrated as Donlon Day A motorcade to the municipal building renames the auditorium in his honor a Rotary Lions dinner to present a plaque and an evening rally at Saugerties High School with former teachers and classmates.
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N.Y
Donlon
Catskill Mountains
Nam
Roger H. C. Donlon
South Viet Nam
Hudson River
New York City
Saratoga
Johnson
Nam Dong
Rotary
Lions Clubs
American Legion
Saugerties High
Air Force Lifts Base Restriction After Manila Rally
American servicemen at Clark Air Base were released from restrictions after a weekend rally in Angeles protested U S bases in the Philippines. About 2,000 Filipinos attended urging base removal and Blair recall amid tensions, with no violence reported.
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Clark
Fate of 80 Missionaries Still Unknown
In the northern Congo a rescue mission reported about half of the 160 white hostages between Paulis and Wamba were believed alive. The fate of 80 missionaries and merchants remained unknown as fighting continued. A United Nations doctor was said to have been killed by rebels, who have killed numerous Westerners in the past two months. A column led by Moise Tshombe's Belgian and South African mercenaries moved from Paulis toward Wamba, sixty miles away.
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the Congo
Congo
Paulis
Wamba
United Nations
Moise Tshombe
Uele
Kennedy family ski day at Aspen Buttermilk Mountain
Mrs. John F Kennedy and her children skied Buttermilk Mountain in Aspen Colorado. Secret Service kept crowds away as Kennedy parties including Robert Kennedy and his children enjoyed slopes and lessons in frigid conditions. The group plans eight days in Aspen with more relatives joining from Washington.
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Aspen
Colo
John F. Kennedy
Secret Service
Stephen Smith
Peter Lawford
Governor Campbell Greets New Mexico Optimistic 1965
Gov. Jack Campbell expressed strong optimism in a New Year greeting to New Mexicans, saying the best is yet to come and that no state has more cause for optimism in 1965.
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Santa FE
Jack Campbell
Campbell
Discrimination Near German Bases Denied By Army Spokesman
A U S Army spokesman at European headquarters rejected a President Johnson report calling discrimination near bases in Germany acutely severe. He said the situation is not reflective of current conditions and noted the report relied on data from two years ago.
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Heidelberg
Germany
U.S. Army
Johnson
Commission On Equal Opportunity In the Armed Forces
Far East
Air Tides May Influence Weather Patterns
Meteorologist Glenn W. Brier reported at AAAS on possibilities that atmospheric tides driven by the moon and sun affect global weather. He and Max A. Woodbury of New York University examined over six years of records and noted the theory could not predict daily rain but might help forecast heavy rainfall periods in the United States.
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Montreal
Quebec
U.S. Weather Bureau
Glenn W. Brier
American Association For the Advancement of Science
U.S
Max A Woodbury
New York University
United States
Japanese PM To Visit LBJ
Japanese Prime Minister Fisaku Sato will visit the United States for seven days from January 9 to 16. He lands in Honolulu, then San Francisco for a news conference, Washington for a White House reception and two Johnson meetings, with a dinner hosted by President Johnson.
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Washington
Fisaku Sato
Johnson
State Department
Honolulu
San Francisco
White House
U.S
Far East
Dean Rusk
Sato
Twenty Maid of Cotton Contest Begins in Memphis
Twenty young contestants start a two day schedule of interviews photo sessions and public appearances in Memphis to determine the new Maid of Cotton who will travel as goodwill ambassador for the cotton industry. The previous winner Katy Sue Meredith of Andalusia Alabama passes the title to the successor.
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Memphis
Nurses Go With Troops Into Combat In Vietnam
In Saigon a platoon of trained nurse paratroopers demonstrated combat readiness by leaping from C47s into the Saigon River and delivering first aid to wounded troops. They balanced care with femininity, fixing lipstick and hair before tending to injuries. The unit, part of the airborne command, may grow to over 200 women.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Florence Nightingales
Markets Stock Prices Firm Slightly In Moderate Trading
In late trading the market firmed a little with about 41 million shares traded. Steels and utilities led gains while IBM dropped about 2 points and major chemicals eased. gold stocks rose as gold prices climbed in London.
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New York
Chemical
Union Carbide
Polaroid
American Stock Exchange
Treasury
Parma Opera Suspends Cornell MacNeil After Onstage Outburst
American baritone Cornell MacNeil and Parma Opera House superintendent Giuseppe Negri reach an agreement that MacNeil will never sing at Parma again after he stormed off during Verdi the Masked Ball causing the opener to be canceled. Police separated a furious crowd as Negri and MacNeil clashed in the dressing room.
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Parma
Italy
Cornell MacNeil
Parma Opera House
MacNeil
Regio Theater
Lons’ Pit
Flaviano Labo
Luisa Maragliano
Giuseppe Negri
Opera House
America
Negri
Johnson to stress achievement in State of the Union
President Johnson will address Congress at 9 p.m. on January 4 stressing the achievement of the full potential of our resources. The tone is hinted by his 1958 Texas Quarterly article where he lists roles and declares Americans have a right to an audience.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Congress
The
Texas Quarterly
Sen
Burglars Hit Five Plains Park Shops This Weekend
Five Plains Park Shopping Center businesses were burglarized with back doors pried open according to Roswell Police. Knadie's Dept Store lost 94 dollars in cash while Beauty Box salon reported no theft. Other affected shops include Wylie's Tots and Teens Lunch Box Cafe and Fabrics and Pfaff Sewing Center. A pile of 32 Roswell Daily Record newspapers was also removed from a center rack.
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Plains Park
Roswell
Knadie
Dept
Wylie’s
Pfaff
Roswell Daily Record
Polaris Submarine Deploys Off China Coast
The Defense Department confirms the U S Navy submarine Daniel Boone has been deployed in the far western Pacific roaming within rocket range of Red China. The craft travels in the seas off the Asia mainland signaling extended strategic deterrence from Polaris missiles.
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Washington
Asia
Red
China
Defense Department
Daniel Boone
Far Western
Pacific
Hotel Scene in Roswell Business District
The hotel sits in Roswell’s business core opposite the Medical and Surgical Clinic end library. A Coffee Shop Bar and Lounge are near the lobby with radio and Channel TV access for guests. Writing desks, reading, games, and cards are available in the smaller lobby area.
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Roswell
Medical and Surgical Clinic
End Library
Cliff
Cefeteric
Radio End Channel
Chicago live cattle market steady with modest gains
Chicago wholesale cattle prices hold near prior levels with grade A whites at 32, mixed 32, mediums 27, standards 26. Futures show April at 23.50 close, June 23.70, August 23.85, October 24.15 with varying volumes as Hutton reports.
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Chicago
E. F. Hutton & Co
Close
Denver Livestock Prices Mixed Across Hogs Cattle And Calves
USDA market report from Denver notes hogs at 1.50 higher for select categories with barrows and gilts around 200 to 240 pounds and sows 325 to 450 pounds. Slaughter lambs quoted at 19.50 to 21.50, ewes 45 to 4620, feeder lambs 20.60 to 20.80. Calves and cattle show varied bids with calves money, slaughter steers slow, heifers good, cows 15.00, cutters 11.90 to 13.50, bulls 15.00 to 18.00.
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Denver
USDA
Roswell Daily Record Offers Weekly News Tip Reward
The Roswell Daily Record offers five dollars weekly for the best news tip either telephoned or brought to the office at 424 North Main. Winners are announced each week. Call MA 2 7710 from 6 30 am to 5 pm or 623 6693 after 5 pm.
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Roswell Daily Record
N. Main
What Is Chiropractic Definition Explained by Desk
From desk notes a chiropractor describes chiropractic as a philosophy science or art of natural healing. It is a system of adjusting the spinal column by hand to correct the cause of disease.
Chiropractic Focus on Spine and Nerve Interference
The chiropractor locates nerve interference caused by spinal misalignment and uses hand adjustments to restore the vertebrae. This removes interference and, in theory, corrects disease by addressing the body's own repair processes. The spine is the core focus and the most important part of the body to assess, per the Dickens Clinic director in Roswell New Mexico.
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Dickens
South Richardson
Roswell
New Mexico
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