U S Court Adopts Desegregation Guidelines For Schools
A federal appeals court in New Orleans accepted HEW desegregation standards and held that public schools in the South must end segregation by the 1967 fall term. The ruling affirms uniform standards across this circuit for plans based on free choice, aiming to curb varied district orders and ensure federal aid ties to compliance. The decision notes that uniform guidelines promote local responsibility and cites Georgia as an example of inconsistent laws between cities.
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New Orleans
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Sth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
HEW
South
U.S
Athens
Rome
Georgia
S I Cooley Rites Set For Friday
Funeral services for Samuel Ingram Cooley 69 of 3108 N Montana will be held Friday at 2 p.m. at Ballard Chapel with burial in South Park Cemetery He died Tuesday at a local hospital after a massive coronary attack A Denver native he moved from Hobbs to Roswell and worked in oil real estate and trucking He was a past Hobbs VFW commander and a Mason Survived by wife two daughters and a stepson Masonic rites and special selections at services
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Samuel Ingram Cooley
N. Montana
Ballard Chapel
Austin H. Dillon
First Methodist Church
South Park Cemetery
Mr. Cooley
Corey
Dolphus
Henrietta Heath Cooley
Anna J. Anderson
Albuquerque
Methodist Church
Denver
Colo
Hobbs Vfw
Maxwell
N.M
Raton
Santa Fe
Cooley
Hobbs
Roswell
Cooley Oil Co
Honda
Maico
Anderson Co
Glynora Clymer
Grand Junction
Jean Wyss
Las Cruces
Pat Crow
Klageton
Ariz
Ballard Funeral Home
Geraldine Barbee
Harold Smith
Joe Lackey
Accidents Reported on Poe Drive and North Virginia
At 10 05 a m on Poe Drive and Poe Street Burnie Buford Shull and Glen L Austin cited for failure to yield right of way. At 10 23 a m 800 block North Virginia Jessie Weston cited for careless driving and no driver's license in incident with Emily Gilliland parked car.
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Poe
Burnie Buford Shull
S. Virginia
Glen L. Austin
Pennsylvania
Austin
North Virginia
Jessie J. Weston
Greenwood
Emily Gilliland
Garden
Jessie Weston
Teen rock volume risks ear damage say acoustics expert
Phoenix acoustics president Robert Larabell warns loud rock bands risk long term hearing loss for teens by age 25. He compares nightclub noise to heavy industry and cites Air Force exposure charts showing 90 to 95 decibels at 20 feet from a teenage band can harm after 15 minutes.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Robert A. Larabell
Larabell
Air Force
Airlift of Americans From Cuba Under Way
The first plane carrying Cuban American citizens released from Communist Cuba landed in New Orleans. About 100 people greeted them, including Cuban patriots. The group traveled from Havana to Merida and then to the United States under a long negotiated program.
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New Orleans
Cuba
Pan American World Airways
Louis E. Sigur
Baton Rouge
Gulf of Mexico
Merida
Mexico
International Air
Havana
Roswell and Detroit Couples Issued Marriage Licenses
Official records show licenses issued to Bill Gene Ogle 18 of Roswell and Flora Elaine Lee 17 of Roswell. Also licensed were Robert L. Tucci 24 of Detroit Michigan and Sharon Elizabeth Payne 22 of Little Rock Arkansas.
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Bill Gene Ogle
Flora Elaine Lee
Roswell
Robert L. Tucci
Detroit, Mich
Sharon Elizabeth Payne
Little Rock, Ark
City erects speed limit signs along West Mescalero Road
Roswell public works director Farrell McLean says speed limit signs are being installed to curb speeding on West Mescalero Road from North Main to Montana. The limits will range from 25 to 35 mph as city crews address recurring speeding complaints.
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West Mescalero Road
Farrell McLean
Roswell
North Main
Montana
McLean
Georgia Pearce Crowned Maid of Cotton for 1967
Georgia Kay Pearce of Gastonia North Carolina was named 1967 Maid of Cotton at City Auditorium Memphis. First alternate is Kim Caylor of Hobbs New Mexico and Connie Diane Fletcher of Phoenix Arizona is second alternate. Pearce will tour to promote cotton with official debut at the Cotton Bowl Dallas on New Year’s Day.
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Memphis, Tenn
King Cotton
Georgia Kay Pearce
Gastonia
N.C
Kim Caylor
Hobbs
N.M
Connie Diane Fletcher
Phoenix
Ariz
University of New Mexico
Fires Causes Quick Roswell Response On Two Incidents
A trash fire in the 100 block of North Main was put out by Roswell firefighters at 3:59 PM with no damage reported behind Mack's Tire Co. Later at 7:15 PM at 814 Deborah Drive a grease fire in a kitchen caused smoke damage to the kitchen and appliances in the home of Mrs. Jim Crockett.
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N. Main
Mack's Tire Co
Roswell
Mrs. Winn Dies at 85 in Roswell Rites Set
Bess Winn 85 of 703 W 11th died at a local hospital. native of Iowa born May 31 1881 she lived in New Mexico 31 years and Roswell 15 with Luttrells. Survived by two nephews a niece and a brother in law. Services 10 am Friday Ballard Chapel. Burial Mountainair Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Also funeral mass for Benito S Garcia 41 at St Johns Church with military rites at South Park Cemetery. Garcia a World War II veteran died Wednesday. Survived by wife mother father sister and eight half brothers.
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Prudencio
Mortimer L. Prudencio
E. Jefferson
St. John’s Catholic Church
Antonio Valdez
OFM
South Park Cemetery
Ballard Chapel
Lincoln County
Roswell
Lorenzo Prudencio
Louis Montoya
Cruz Chave
Ramon Prudencio
Richard Barrera
Johnny
Bess Winn
W. 11Th
New Mexico
Jake Luttrell
Iowa
Methodist Church
Bess Bloodgood
Gus Winn
North Dakota
J. L. Cox
Hale Center
Tex
Edgar Winn
Plainview
Estelle Combs
Ruidoso
Hunt Winn
Boulder
Cole
Austin H. Dillon
First Methodist Church
Mountainair
Jo Tyner
Geraldine Barbee
C. D. Kaiser
Asa Gusey
J. C. Luttrell Jr
Manuel Sena
Bob Mitchell
Harold Jones Sr
Calvin Goins
Benito S. Garcia
Johnson Road
Carrizozo
Father Antonio Valdez
Battery A
5Th Battalion
200Th Artillery Gp
New Mexico National Guard
Roswell Funeral Home
Garcia
Lugardita Garcia
Juan Farmer
Lewis Garcia
Juanita Mirabal
Alamogordo
Cardinal Spellman Visits U.S. Vietnam Wounded at Base Hospital
Cardinal Francis Spellman arrived at Clark Air Base in the Philippines to visit a major hospital treating American servicemen wounded in Vietnam. The visit underscores church support for troops and medical care during the war.
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Clark Airbase
Philippines
Francis Cardinal Spellman
U.S
Vietnam
Hospitals Births and admissions list at ENM Medical Center
Births on December 28 include Kent Pearce's family a girl. Admitted and dismissed patient rosters show multiple individuals at ENM Medical Center and Memorial Osteopathic with names and addresses listed for hospital records.
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Randi Collier
Hervey Dr
James Langford Jr
Vista Parkway
Frankie Lucero
Bobby Lucero
E. Country Club
David Morrison Jr
W. Tilden
Diane Dixon
Hagerman
Edith Blake
N. Michigan
Floyd Lord
Portales
Eddie Monroe
E. Deming
Kent Pearce
E. Bonney
Harriet Wier
Dexter
ENM Medical Center
Carl C. Myers
Mt. View Rest Home
William W. Campbell
S. Adams
H. L. Gremilion
Encanto
James Meek
Broken Arrow
John D. Dean
Chrles McGarrity
S. Stanton
William Brown
James Richards
Stacey Winkels
Memorial Osteopathic
Richard Medina
E. Walnut
Paula Montoya
W. Deming
Hattie Johnson
N. Main
Margaret Turner
Kentucky
Willard Wren
Two Roswell Businesses Robbed Overnight
Thieves broke into Cliff Cacy's Car Wash and El Charro Tortilla Factory on 1707 S.E. Main, stealing $100 in cigarettes and a small amount of money from a juke box and two pinball machines. The robberies occurred Wednesday night, with no injuries reported.
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Cliff Cacy
McGaffey and Union
Roswell
S.E. Main
Menges Named Postal Inspector in Roswell News
George B. Menges, Roswell letter carrier, is appointed as a postal inspector in the Postal Inspection Service. He began in Roswell in 1959, earned awards, trained nationwide, to report to El Paso in February 1967, with future duties in Washington.
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George B. Menges
Roswell
Arthur J. Meiering
N. M. Ellis
R. C. Despars
Inspector Ellis
Galveston
Tex
Inspector Despars
Postal Inspection Service
Post Office Department
Inspector Menges
Postal Service
Washington
D.C
Houston
Paris
Wichita Falls
Shreveport
el Paso
Menges
Roswell High School
U.S. Navy
Mary Jean Rollwitz
300 Vista Park Way
Robert Michael
Karen Kathleen
Inspection Service
Newton M. Ellis
Ellis
Pomona Hallenbeck
Markets Gainers Outnumbered As Wall Street Slows
New York stocks showed a tepid recovery with volume around 7.8 million shares, just above the prior day. Losses led gains, as big‑company profit estimates drift lower and the yearend rally stalls. Xerox, TWA, Ling-Temco-Vought, and Emery Air Freight fell about 2 percent, while Caterpillar and IBM posted small gains. Egg prices were steady in Chicago with unchanged wholesale buying prices and grade A whites around 38 1/2 cents.
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New York
Wall Street
Xerox
TWA
Ling-Temco-Vought
Emery
Phelps Dodge
Air Reduction
du Pont
Westinghouse Electric
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York Central
Texaco
Burroughs
Caterpillar
Douglas Aircraft
General Electric
IBM
Itek
Fairchild Camera
Scientific
American Stock Exchange
Chicago Live Cattle Prices Mixed in Early February
Market notes show live cattle quotes in Chicago with highs around 26.05 and lows near 25.92 for February, plus an April figure of 27.12 and Fiona 96.00, with closings around 27.10 as bids shifted. The brief data dump records spot intervals, price levels, and near-term futures in a compact futures page entry.
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Chicago
Ruby’s Lie Test Hindered by Legal Medical Arguments
Dallas AP report says legal and medical arguments block Jack Ruby from taking a lie detector test to prove he acted on impulse in Oswald killing. Parkland Hospital bulletin notes Ruby remains stable though weakened, having lost 20 to 30 pounds since December 9.
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Dallas
Tex
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Parkland Hospital
Ruby
Denver Livestock Market Report Highlights Higher Hog Prices
AP US cattle and hog roundup from Denver notes hogs up to 21.50 85 for barrows and gilts with limited sow numbers. Cattle offerings include 800 head with steers up 25 cents and heifers steady. steer prices mostly 24.70 to 24.85, heifers 23.65 to 24.45, cows 16.00 to 18.00 in the cutter utility range.
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Denver Livestock
Denver
Ap-Usda
Pranksters Open City Fire Plugs
Roswell authorities battled vandals who opened city water fire plugs. Public works director Farrell McLean said 27 outlets were turned on Tuesday night and 3 more on Wednesday night, with police and firefighters unable to catch the culprits as plugs were opened across the city.
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Roswell
Farrell McLean
Woman and baby suffer minor injuries in crash
A Bakersfield woman Mary Callaghan and her 19 month old son Kenneth Callaghan were treated for minor injuries at Eastern New Mexico Medical Center after a collision at Main and College. The Callaghan vehicle sustained $400 damage while Fred L. Covert’s car had $150 damage. Howell Callaghan was cited for a stop light violation.
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Bakersfield
Calif
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Main
College
Kenneth Callaghan
Mary Callaghan
Hewell Callaghan
Fred L. Covert
E. Bland
Covert
Callaghan
Howell Callaghan
Roswell
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Cotton Maid
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Juan Alvidreuz
Rt. 2
Datrael Williams
BLACK
Evan Williams
G. B. Menges
W York
Amerada
Sta T&t
Nor N Gas
Ox Pet
Reich
Reyn
Siva Atchison Bie
Ad Richfid
Safeway
Bobbie Bks
San Oo
Chrysler
Sears Roeb
Po Ae
Bowman’s Price
Bowman's
I ’ Ie
Pree Placement Service
Southwestern Business College
N. Penn
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