Miss Cheryl Goodman Crowned Cotton Bowl Queen
Miss Cheryl Goodman of Houston will be crowned Cotton Bowl queen during the Texas University vs Penn State game. A UT senior and 1971 UT Sweetheart, she has cheered for three years and appears on float No 37 with the Longhorn band. The parade starts at 8:30 am Saturday.
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Cheryl Goodman
Houston
Tex
Fred Goodman
Kansas
Texas University
Penn State
Miss Goodman
The
University of Texas
Longhorn
University of Texas Longhorn
Roswell Weather and Possible Air Freight Ideas
A Roswell observer reports smoke from St Marys Hospital stack. The area remains clear downtown with Capitan Mountain visible. Weather forecasts predict a pleasant New Year with highs near 54 and little temperature change. air freight of beef by air is proposed to leverage airport facilities and jumbo jets for rapid overseas shipments.
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Roswell Industrial Air Center
St. Mary's Hospital
Roswell
Far East
Illinois no fault auto insurance ruled unconstitutional
Judge Covelli ruled Illinois new no fault auto insurance law unconstitutional saying it discriminates against the poor. State officials will appeal and expect the law to take effect January 1 as written in existing policies.
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Chicago
API
Illinois
Daniel Cowell
Circut Court
Covelli
Covell
Richard B. Ogilvie
Ilinois Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Appeal Filed Over Cecil's Restaurant Nuisance Ruling
Attorneys for T E Price filed a notice of appeal in the Fifth Judicial District Court challenging Judge Paul Snead's upholding of Municipal Court Judge James Webb's finding that the burned remains of Cecil's Restaurant on North Main and 23rd Street were a public nuisance. The case began months ago with city officials seeking to label the site hazardous to public welfare, resulting in a $100 fine and a 60 day rebuild or demolish order. A daily fine was set to accrue after the suspension period if no action occurred. the district court upheld the ruling and the next appeal targets the State Supreme Court.
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T.E. Price
Fifth Judicial District Court
Paul Snead
Cecil
North Main
23Rd St
James
Webb
Price
Snead
State Supreme Court
Bank robbers arrested after Cologne heist in Germany
Three men suspected of robbing a Cologne bank of $97,000 were arrested in Saarland after a high speed chase and hostage escape. Kurt Vicenik, Francois Mattei, and Charles Donadillo face armed robbery and abduction charges. Vicenik underwent a 12 hour operation for a bullet wound. Police hostages were released unharmed.
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Saarbruecken
Germany
Saarland
Cologne
Juergen Schneider
Kurt Vicenik
Marseilles
Hamburg
Francois
Antoine Mattei
Charles Lorant Donadillo
St. Wendel
Gustav Heinemann
Werner Hamacher
Reunion for Richard Fecteau after 19 years in China
Richard Fecteau and his wife Margaret with twin daughters Sidnice and Suzon pose in Lynn Massachusetts after his release from imprisonment in Communist China on December 23. The family photographs mark his first reunion since the 19 year confinement.
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Richard Fecteau
Lynn
Mass
China
Fecteau
Are
Margaret
Sidnice
Suzon
Bhutto floats loose federation for Pakistan and Bangladesh
President Bhutto suggests a loose federation between West Pakistan and Bangladesh akin to Egypt Syria and Libya with virtual independence and separate economies and foreign ties. Sources say Mujibur Rahman unlikely to accept a binding deal, while India strings enter swap talks for East Bengal residents.
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Associated Press
Rawalpindiap
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
Sheik Mujibur Rahman
Bangladesh
West Pakistan
Egypt
Syria
Libya
Bhutto
Pakistan
India
Sheik Mujib
Mujib
Funeral services set for Mrs. Anna M. Beck
Funeral services for Mrs. Anna M. Beck, 97, of 603 E. Sixth St., are scheduled for 2 p.m. Friday at LaGrone Funeral Chapel. She died Wednesday at home. Born Oct 3, 1874 in Danbury Ohio, she was the daughter of John and Mary Brantz and wife of Charles R. Beck. Survived by two sons Floyd C. Beck and Earl J. Beck, three daughters all of Roswell, 11 grandchildren, 17 great grandchildren, and three great great-grandchildren. The Rev. Dr. Austin H. Dillon will preside with assistance from Rev. John Price. Music by Mrs. Gordon Blome and Mrs. Odessa Boris. Burial in South Park Cemetery. graveside rites by Rebecca Lodge No. 14. Pallbearers listed.
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Anna M. Beck
E. Sixth St
LaGrone Funeral
Danbury
Ohio
John
Mary Brantz
Charles R. Beck
Beck
Floyd C. Beck
Roswell
Earl J. Beck
Kingston, Tenn
John Brockman
N.E. Garrett
E.C. Ashton
Austin H. Dillon
First United Methodist Church
John Price
Aldersgate Methodist Church
Gordon Blome
Odessa Boris
South Park
LaGrone
Rebecca Lodge No. 14
Cecil Johnson
Barney Mills
Ervin D. Ashton
Joe D. Ashton
Johnnie D. Boykin
Robert Woll
Quarantine on Texas New Mexico Chickens Questioned
The U S Department of Agriculture said no decision yet on how long the federal quarantine will stay in effect for over one million chickens in Texas and New Mexico. Dr Elston Cox noted the move targets a virulent Newcastle disease strain and is not an emergency or epidemic. Senator Herman Talmadge said DA officials are monitoring the outbreak, which affects flocks in Dona Ana County New Mexico and El Paso County Texas with some losses reported.
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EL Paso
Tex
U.S. Agriculture Department
Texas
New Mexico
Elston Cox
Department
Animal Health Division
Herman Talmadge
D-Ga
Senate Agriculture Committee
Department of Agriculture
Dona Ana County
N.M
el Paso County
Cox
Nixon Brandt summit ends with goodwill and new NATO ambassador
The Nixon Brandt talks closed with mutual good will and pledges to stay close. Nixon announced former Treasury Secretary David M. Kennedy will be NATO ambassador while JFK continues as ambassador at large. The event emphasized U.S. backing for European alliance and military presence in Europe.
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Key Biscayne, Fla
Nixon
Willy Brandt
Treasury
David M. Kennedy
U.S
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Florida White House
Kennedy
Brussels
Eight Juveniles Arrested Here After City Burglary Sweep
Roswell police arrested eight juveniles on Wednesday in connection with three burglaries. Initial arrests included one 14 year old and two 15 year olds for a home burglary at Walt Whitmore’s residence. Four more youths were taken into custody for the Mesa Middle School break in, comprising two 14 year olds and two 15 year olds. A 14 year old was also detained for the theft of a shotgun from a parked pickup. All were released to their parents with juvenile court action pending.
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Roswell
Walt Whitmore
S. Sequoia
Mesa Middle School
Market declines as yearend rally loses steam
New York stocks fall in moderate trading with the Dow at 890.43, down 3.23, as profit taking ends the holiday rally. The AP 60-stock average drops 1.1 to 325.0 with industrials down 2.6 and rails off 0.5, utilities up 0.2 while Delta Air Lines and United Aircraft post declines.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Associated Press
Artesia refinery sues over state royalty oil contracts
Navajo Refining Co of Artesia sues state Land Commissioner Alex Armijo and Famariss Oil and Refining Co of Hobbs challenging two contracts that gave preferential rights to purchase state royalty oil. Judge Edwin Felter issued temporary writs and set hearings for Feb 3.
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Santa FE
N.M. AP
Hobbs
Artesia
Navajo Refining Co
Alex Armijo
Famariss Oil and Refining Co
Dist
Edwin Felter
Armijo
Famariss
New Mexico
Navajo
Hobbs Firm
Armiejo
Kennedy to visit Indian lands hearings and pueblos tour
Senator Edward M Kennedy will arrive in Farmington Friday night and attend a Navajo Tribal Council breakfast Monday morning. He plans an air tour of the Four Corners area before the 10 a.m. hearings on Indian land and water rights and then a pueblo tour near Albuquerque before resuming hearings at San Ildefonso Pueblo. He flies to Phoenix Monday night.
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Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Farmington
Senate
Window Rock
Ariz
Kennedy
Four Corners
Albuquerque
San Ildefonso Pueblo
Phoenix
Roswell Daily Record Listing Details Staff and Rates
The Roswell Daily Record announces staff roles with Albert Stubbs as editor Jerry McCormack as News Editor Lon Purvis as Regional and Sunday Editor and Jimmy C Cox as Advertising Manager. Subscription rates shown include 2880 in-state and out-of-state by mail and carrier plans per month three months six months and one year.
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Roswell
Roswell NM
Associated Press
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