U.N. Pressure Grows for Israel Boycott Over Sinai Gaza
Arab delegates urged U.N. backing of a boycott as Israel refused to quit Sinai and Gaza without guarantees. The Assembly authorized U.N. forces along armistice lines and in the Gulf of Aqaba, while Hammarskjold pressed Israel, Egypt, and the secretary general for settlement terms.
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United Nations, N. Y
Israel
Sinai Desert
Gaza Strip
Middle East
United States
U.S
Egypt
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
General Assembly
Hammarskjold
Gulf of Aqaba
Stassen job fate debated as Nixon drift looms
In Washington a White House conference spurred debate over Harold E. Stassen remaining as disarmament assistant with Eisenhower’s tolerance of his blunt remarks. GOP leaders warned against moves aiding Nixon’s position, while Summerfield won Senate approval. Santa Fe officials weigh 70 mph speed limit amid safety concerns and legislative plans to grant the Highway Commission new powers.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Harold E. Stassen
White House
Congress
Stassen
Nixon
GOP
Christian Herter
Massachusetts
Rep. Simpson
Pennsylvania
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
Rep. Scherer
Ohio
H. Meade Alcorn Jr
Herter
Summerfield
Senate
Mittee
New Mexico
House Transportation Committee
Edwin L. Mechem
Highway Commission
Record Tax Booklets Arrive at Roswell Office
Copies of Your Federal Income Tax booklets are available at the Roswell Record office for 30 cents each. The booklet, described as the largest ever prepared by the Internal Revenue Bureau, promises more filing information than the Form 1040 booklet.
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Roswell
Your Income Tax Number 1
The first in an eight part series on your Federal income tax from Associated Press is presented by the Roswell Daily Record. Introduction explains upcoming articles on forms exemptions deductions and sick pay exclusion. One article appears daily inside the paper. clip and save for ready reference when filing.
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Associated Press
Roswell Daily Record Today
Boy Scouts Stage Anniversary Parade Across City
Boy Scout Week theme Duty to Country guides activities by Scouts and leaders. Cub Packs with 1.68 million boys plan Blue and Gold Banquets as home centered potluck events. Troops 55,500 with 1.155 million members set advancement dinners. Baden-Powell birthday February 22 marks the month. Explorers 15,000 units with 465,000 members observe the week in school assemblies and other events.
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Boy Scout
Parents and Scouts
Scouting
Lord Robert Baden-Powell
PTA
Time Nears to Get Income Tax Ready for Uncle Sam
Time nears to prepare and file your income tax return. If you owe tax you will pay, while overpayments yield a refund after filing. Start gathering earnings figures and possible deductions now. Employers provide Form W2 showing earnings and withholdings for 1956. Self employed can file using own records. Tax deadline April 15.
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Uncle Sam
William
Varn
Damage suit against NMMI goes to jury
Federal court in Albuquerque heard a $150000 claim by Samuel F. Gray of Albuquerque who says he broke his back in a three story fall from a window at New Mexico Military Institute on October 11 1953 while cleaning windows. The Institute contends it cannot be sued and cites contributory negligence. Defendants include Fidelity Casualty Co. of New York and Col. John Ward as well as the Institute. A school official testified that housing windows must be cleaned inside and out and that no safety belts are provided.
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Samuel F. Gray
Albuquerque
Institute
Gray
Roswell
Fidelity Casualty Co
New York
Col
John Ward
Roswell District Receives First HEW Payment For Base Enrollments
Roswell Municipal School District got 68132 from the Department of Health Education and Welfare in the first maintenance and operation payment on a 78916 grant tied to Walker Air Force Base enrollments. The district expects 1086 average daily attendance with adjustments later.
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Roswell Municipal
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Washington, D. C
Walker Air Force Base
Roswell
Walker
H. F. Allred
Allred
Walker Base
Sandoval County Under Investigation
State Comptroller Ed Hartman and District Attorney Paul W. Robinson ordered investigations into Sandoval County's finances. Hartman will review whether funds cover operations through June 30, focusing on the road fund. Robinson will probe legality of purchases made without bids, citing three instances.
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Bernalillo
Ed Hartman
Paul W. Robinson
Sandoval County
Hartman
Robinson
Motion Picture Producers elect leaders at annual meeting
In Hollywood Eric A. Johnston and Y. Frank Freeman were reelected as president and board chairman of the Association of Motion Picture Producers. Also chosen as vice presidents were B. B. Kahane Steve Broidy and Charles S. Boren with James S. Howie named secretary-treasurer.
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Hollywood
Eric A. Johnston
Y. Frank Freeman
The
Association of Motion Picture Producers
B. B. Kahane
Steve Broidy
Charles S. Boren
James S. Howie
Yule Spirit Burns at Louisville Home Fire Sparks Mystery
In Louisville Kentucky AP report, Thomas Moran’s Christmas tree ignites weeks after Christmas. His son Patrick, 10, hears a mouse but the father sees flames and pulls the blazing tree away from the window. The origin of the tree fire remains unknown.
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Louisville
Thomas Moran
Patrick
Pat
Moran
Walker 6th Bomb Wing presents flag at Lowry AFB
The Walker 6th Bomb Wing the nation s first to sponsor a cadet squadron at Denver s Air Force Academy presented its wing flag to officers and cadets at Lowry AFB Saturday. Lt Col Norman Naden Col EF W Best Lt Col Claude McCutcheon and Capt Henry Lambert attended. Governor MacNichols and Denver Mayor Lee Walker joined the ceremony.
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Walker
Denver
Air Force Academy
Lowry Afb
AFA
Norman C. Naden
40Th Rambh Crisadenan
Meh
LNTW
USS
EF. W. Best
Claude C. McCutcheon
ISO
Henry K. Lambert
Best
6Th
John A. O'Hare
Strategic Air Command
SAC
Col
B. C. Cassidy
6Th Bomb Wing
Academy
Gen
Briggs
Robert N. Stillman
Colorado
MacNichols
Lee Walker
Heavy Voting Trend Expected in Roswell School Board Election
Judges at two polling places report turnout already higher than any previous school board vote with 76 ballots at Washington Avenue and 71 at Missouri Avenue by 10 a.m. Voters from Roswell School District No. 1 may vote. polls run 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Today 11 candidates filed for two open posts including two incumbents.
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Washington Avenue
Second Street
Missouri Avenue
Roswell
Burglars Loot Walker AFB Cafeteria
An undisclosed sum was burglarized from the Walker Air Force Base cafeteria on Sunday. A search of vehicles leaving the base is underway and no arrests had been made by mid-morning. Authorities continue the investigation with no official comment.
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Walker Afb
Walker
Pecos men reveal plans for 10 story Zeisenheim office tower
Farmington note reports P O Sullivan and Bill Scott of Pecos Texas announced a modern 10 story office building planned for 20th Street Zeisenheim Addition. The design includes a rooftop private club and penthouse executive suites.
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Farmington
Mexico Artist Miguel Covarrubias Dies at 53
Mexico City Mexico artist Miguel Covarrubias died yesterday after a brief illness. He was 53 and world renowned for his Bali writings and popular caricatures. Covarrubias had traveled extensively in Asia Africa North America and the South Seas and his work remains influential in the United States and France.
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Mexico City
Miguel Covarrubias
Mexico
Covarrubias
Asia
Africa
North America
South Seas
Bali
United States
France
Timely Bill To Ban Russian Roulette In Pennsylvania
Harrisburg report notes a proposed bill to outlaw Russian roulette in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives. The bill cites about six deaths per year in the state from the game.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
House of Representatives
Judgment Favors Local Architects in Clovis Suit
Local Roswell architects Roy W. Vorhees and Frank M. Standhardt win a judgment against Clovis contractors J Earl Denton and Raymond Griggs. They are awarded 56 250 dollars plus interest and 18 95 dollars costs for work on the L-7 Motel Hotel at Main and 19th, action dated April 15 1955.
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Roy W. Vorhees
Frank M. Standhardt
Roswell
J. Earl Denton
Raymond Griggs
Clovis
Main and 19Th
Vorhees & Standhardt
Gas blast at Bishop coal mine claims 37 lives
Experts planned a descent into the Bishop coal mine to determine the gas explosion cause after 37 miners perished. Pocahontas Fuel Co officials and state and federal investigators led the inquiry as rescuers pulled bodies from under slate while survivors described the blast as a sudden wind.
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Bishop
Bishop Coal Mine
Pocahontas Fuel Co
Virginia
West Virginia
West Frankfort
Ill
William A. Fullarton
Clifford Glover
Horgan to Narrate Reading and World Premiere of Great River
Ernst Bacon's Great River, based on Paul Horgan's Pulitzer winner, receives world premiere with the Dallas Symphony Orchestra on February 11 in Dallas. Narration by Mack Harrell baritone. Walter Hendl credited for plotting themes. Also, Horgan to read portions at the Dallas Museum tomorrow at 8 p.m.
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Ernst Bacon
Paul Horgan
Dallas Symphony Orchestra
Dallas
Mack Harrell
American Symphony
Horgan
Walter Hendl
Great River
Dallas Museum
Welcome A-2c and Mrs. Larry Groner
A brief note greets A-2c and Mrs. Larry Groner, acknowledging their presence or participation in a local event. The item reads like a social or organizational roster entry common to community columns.
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Larry Groner
B. J. Waynick
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