Eisenhower to Decide March 1 on 2nd Term
President Eisenhower said he expects to have enough information by March 1 to decide whether to seek a second term. A decision, he indicated, would follow soon after if he has the needed information. He hinted a nationwide TV and radio address could accompany his explanation. He also left open Warren’s possible candidacy if he opts out and joked about his brother Milton’s presidential ambitions.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Earl Warren
Warren
Milton S. Eisenhower
FBI Agent Traced After Machine Gun Incident
Police surround a Chicago South Side building after an agent carrying a machine gun is seen entering. On the third floor they locate the agent who explains he was inspecting a private industrial school with equipment to clean dirty machine guns.
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Chicago
FBI
New Mexico Catholic Hospitals Oppose Welfare Policy
The New Mexico Conference of Catholic Hospitals opposes the Welfare Department policy disallowing contributions such as a nun’s services as a hospital cost when caring for welfare patients. The stance highlights church health groups challenging state cost accounting rules.
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Santa FE
New Mexico Conference of Catholic Hospitals
State Welfare Department
New Mexico
Board of Public Welfare
American Hospital Assn
Catholic Hospital Assn
New Mexico Catholic Hospital Conference
New Mexico Hospital Assn
State Welfare Board
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Chaves County
Conference Statemnt
Texas Company Faces Delay in Gasoline Bid At Airport
The city council voted to readvertise and mail bid invitations after a late bid last year and no notice to prospective bidders this year. The current supplier will continue delivering gasoline through March 15 at the same price, with a March 3 contract expiry.
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Texas Company
Mgr. C. M. Woodbury
Phillips
Standard
New Mexico Stock Takes Top Prizes At El Paso Show
New Mexico ranchers captured most blue ribbons at the Southwestern Livestock Show in El Paso. Dickson & Scofield Ranch of Austin Texas won the short horn division, while Owen Fox of DeBaca County New Mexico claimed champions in light and medium classes. Rusty Ford of Fort Sumner NM earned the reserve champion, Weldon Bell of Texico NM displayed the champion pen of three, and Sellman Bros of Watrous NM won the Hereford grand championship with a 12 month bull. Socorro Ranch topped Hereford females with Lady Miser 315, Sellman Bros second. George Martin of Fort Sumner NM had the Poland China grand champion barrow, Gary Bunch of Lone Wolf Oklahoma won reserve. Tommy Johnson of Lone Wolf showed the cross breed commercial swine champion, with Marvin Carnes of Lone Wolf taking reserve.
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EL Paso
New Mexico
Dickson & Scofield Ranch
Austin
Tex
Owen Fox
DeBaca County
N. M
Rusty Ford
Fort Sumner
Weldon
George Martin
Ft. Sumner
Poland
China Barrows
Gary Bunch
Lone Wolf
Okla
Woolmen Urge Use Of Mexican Lands
Albuquerque delegates to the New Mexico Wool Growers Association 53rd convention advocate using lands in Mexico for U S defense projects instead of seizing U S public domain lands. They call for studying current defense lands to determine necessity and support retention of state welfare laws, an adequate tariff on wear, and oppose joining the Organization of Trade Cooperation.
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Albuquerque
Mexico
U. S
New Mexico
New Mexico Extension Leader Appointments Announced
Jacob Tajada has been appointed associate county agent leader for New Mexico. Don Chappell, associate Quay County extension agent, will succeed as county agent and report here on March 15.
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Las Cruces
Jacob Tajada
New Mexico
Don Chappell
Quay County
Roswell Insurance Agents Propose Policy Review
Bert Shephard told the council that the Roswell Association of Insurance Agents represents 15 of 26 local agents and will study insurance needs and policy distribution. Committee members include Shephard T. L. Gardner and Harold Craig.
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Roswell
Roswell Editor Albert Stubbs Receives AP Honor
Albert A. Stubbs managing editor of the Roswell Daily Record accepted an Associated Press award at the Managing Editors conference in Colorado Springs. At 31, he is among the nation’s youngest editors, noted for promoting Roswell nationwide and his work with youth programs and Optimists.
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Associated Press
Colorado Springs
Albert A. Stubbs
Roswell
The
Record
Stubbs
Optimists
New Mecisa
First Presbyterian Church
Roswell High
New Mexico A&m
Army Air Corps
410Th
England
France
University of Kentucky
Southeast New Mexico Scout Leaders Outline Four Year Plan
Scouting leaders from towns across southeastern New Mexico gathered to hear Dr. Floyd Golden outline a Together Plan to double Conquistador Council participation to 14 hundred boys this year. Tom Cochran described campaigns to recruit sponsors in every town for troops cub packs and explorer units and to train five leaders per potential sponsor group. Training dates are set for Roswell April 6-7 and Artesia March 23-24 with Lt Gen Hobart Gay as Rio Hondo district chairman.
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New Mexico
Floyd Golden
Eastern New Mexico University
Conquistador Council
Rudolph Sparks
Carlsbad
Nickson Hotel
Tom Cochran
Roswell
Boys of America
Cochran
Roswell Area
Gateway District
Artesia
Hobart Gay
New Mexico Military Institute
Rio Hondo
Calloway Taulbee
C. G. Clark
R.e.jones
Portales
Council Okays Fire Station Site Purchase
The Roswell city council approved a $200000 bond issue election for a new central fire station and sewer system expansion. Resolution 897 proposes stations at Walnut and Richardson Sherman and McGaffey and College Blvd with sale of the current site to fund equipment, plus a separate $125000 fire bond and $75000 sewer bond. The April 3 election will coincide with the general municipal vote and qualified electors paying property taxes.
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City Hall
Walnut and
Richardson
Sherman and
McGaffey
Roswell
Sherman and McGaffey
College Blvd
Central Fire Station
First St
S. Elmo Henslee
Max Shepherd
EL. Burns
Fire Department
Hondo Line
South Side
Garden Atkinson
Alameda
Hondo Park
Council
Jaycees Honor Distin guished Service Award at Dinner
The 1955 Distinguished Service Award will be announced at a 7 p.m. JCs banquet in the Nickson Hotel. Finalists are Walter Grant William B McCombs Jr and Albert A Stubbs Jr. Main speaker Jack Campbell Roswell attorney and Chaves County representative. Open invitation to Roswell citizens.
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Chamber of Commerce
DSA
Nickson Hotel
Walter Grant
William B. McCombs Jr
Albert A. Stubbs Jr
Jack Campbell
Roswell
Chaves County
New Mexico
Pair Injured Two Held In Knife Brawl At La Bonita Bar
In La Bonita Bar fights at 301 S. Main St two were hospitalized and two charged with assault with a deadly weapon. Tyra Hines alias Wade 27 and Robert Coleman 23 face weapons charges. Bernice Grant 118 E Hendricks Sr and Charles Hall 31 511 E Tilden Sr were wounded. Hall received three facial and thigh wounds with stitches and a deep wound above the belt. A knife was taken from Coleman. Police also handled a report at 115 E Tilden St about Essie Houston injured but found only a cut.
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la Bonita Bar
S. Main St
Tyra Ann Hines
Ollie Mae Wade
Robert L. Coleman
Hines
Bernice Grant
E. Hendricks Sr
St. Mary’s Hospital
Charles Hall
E. Tilden Sr
Tommy Thompson
Hall
Coleman
E. Tilden St
Essie Houston
Crash claims four in New Mexico and Colorado victims
A head on collision near Gallup New Mexico killed four Colorado residents from Cedar Ridge. The crash involved a car driven by Wayne Hines and an oncoming empty gas trailer truck. Two truck occupants escaped uninjured. An inquest was set for 1 p.m. today. The incident increased New Mexico traffic counts for the day.
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Gallup
Colorado
Here
U.S
Sam Gallegos
George Kenneth Steinbergh
David Lindsey Wyatt
Gladys Clark
Cedar Ridge
Colo
Gallegos
Wayne Hines
Hines
Edmund H. Noel
Robert Haggard
Farmington
Steinbergh
Wyatt
New Mexico
Bernice Adreita
Francisco Adeita
Dean hailed into court to explain actions
The University of Alabama faces two crises as Autherine Lucy, a 26 year old Negro coed, seeks admission after being barred from classes. Dean William Adams must appear in federal court to show cause why he should not be held in contempt over the school's refusal to enroll Mrs Polly Ann Hudson.
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Eisenhower
Warren
Supreme Court
Tuscaloosa
Ala
University of Alabama
Autherine Lucy
Uni
William Adams
Birmingham
Polly Ann Hudson
Board of Trustees
Brownell
Lucy-Hudson
U. S. District Court
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
U. S. Supreme Court
Miss Lucy
New White Snow Freshens Chilly Cover in State
The Associated Press reports fresh snow in northern New Mexico transforming the landscape. The Weather Bureau warned of locally heavy snow in north central mountains and travel delays. Raton measured 21.5 inches, Springer 6, Gallup 1, with stronger winds and drifting likely as the storm moves south.
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Associated Press
New Mexico
Weather Bureau
Tucumcari
Raton
Springer
Gallup
Albuquerque
Missing Navy Plane Found In Venezuela
The U S Navy announced a patrol bomber missing on a rescue mission to Antarctica had been found in Venezuela with all aboard safe and uninjured. The Neptune P2V took off from Patuxent Naval Air Station Maryland Monday to help in the search for a small plane missing since February 3 with seven crewmen. It was flying toward the Antarctic by way of Puerto Rico and South America.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
U. S. Navy
Antarctica
Venezuela
Patuxent Naval Air Station
Antarctic
South America
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Ike
NMMI
Pearson Auditorium
Law
Church Hospital Group
Tajada
Albert Stubbs
Southeast
Boy Scout
Jaycee
Fort Worth
Roanoke
J. E. Cunningham
Fred Verrips
Convair
Dean
Alabama JR
Hudson
Alabama
Trustees
New York
National Assn. For Advancement of Colored People
O. C. Carmichael
Jeff Bennett
Carmichael
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