U. S. Winds Down Efforts on Israeli Withdrawal
Washington signals withdrawal from outside UN pressure as Eisenhower says Israel has the maximum assurances possible. Dulles open to talks with Abba Eban, while Meir offers options including shipping guarantees or an Israel Egypt peace treaty.
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White Houses
Eisenhower
Israel
Thomasville
United Nations
United States
Abba Eban
State Dulles
U. S
U. N
New York City
Dulles
Eban
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba
Sharm el Sheikh
Golda Meir
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Jordan
Gulf
U.N
Roswell Community Concert Association Opens 1957 Drive
Roswell launches its 19th Community Concert campaign with 600 of 1606 season memberships available Feb 18 through 23 at the Nickson Hotel. Houston Symphony highlighted, Pearson Auditorium hosts four to five local concerts, with prices $6 adults $3 students.
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Margie Taylor
Community Concert Association
Roswell
Nickson Hotel
New Mexico Military Institute
Pearson Auditorium
Carlsbad
Artesia
Hobbs
Santa Fe
el Paso
Juarez
Stafford
Walker Air Force Base
McEvoy
Chicago Opera Ballet
Pearson
Las Vegas Doctor Dies Saving Girl in Car Crash
Dr. Charles E. Miller a Las Vegas New Mexico physician, 73, died of internal injuries after shielding Nancy Walden of Hartford Kentucky from a collision near Alma city limits on US 1. He saved the girl, others hurt include Robert Almon Duke and wife, both 73 and 69, of Hartford, Kentucky, and Mrs Te Patton 76 of Evansville Indiana.
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Charles E. Miller
Nancy Walden
Hartford
Alma
VU. S. 1
Bacon County Hospital
Miller
Robert Almon Duke
Te Patton
Evansville
Ind
Only One of Nine Injured Airmen Is Still in Hospital
Elmer Wilson of the 509th Field Maintenance Squadron remains hospitalized after a B-47 fire on a Walker Air Force Base ramp Friday. The other eight injured airmen were declared fit for duty and released from Walker Base Hospital.
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Elmer Wilson
509Th Field Maintenance Squadron
Walker Air Force Base
Walker Base
Walker Afb
S Sgt and Mrs Cook Alc and Mrs Bernard Wiehl
A brief notice honors S Sgt C J Cook and his wife and acknowledges Mrs Bernard Wiehl with recognition from the community in a short society item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Cook
Bernard Wiehl
East Coast Dock Strike Ends With Tentative Contract
Five day East Coast dock tieup ends after ILA and New York waterfront employers reach a pact. Final work resumption depends on member ratification of a three year contract and local port settlements in Boston Philadelphia and Wilmington.
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New York
International Longshoremen’s Assn
Hampton Roads
Portland
Maine
ILA
Louis Waldman
Boston
Philadelphia
Wilmington
Del
Waldman
New York Shipping Assn
Six Western ministers begin climactic talks on common market
Paris officials report the six nations in the West European coal steel pool opened a crucial conference aimed at forging a long term plan for a common market. The effort targets around 160 million West Europeans.
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Paris
Death Toll Rises to Seventy in Home for Aged Blaze
Soft rain and snow dampened New Mexico as a northeast cold front spurred more showers. Roswell and Hobbs reported measurable rainfall, with towns across Lea County receiving .3 to .4 inches and Santa Fe seeing rain turning to snow at higher elevations.
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Portales
Roswell
Hobbs
Lea County
Silver City
Santa Fe
Las Vegas
Open House at New Mexico National Guard Armories Saturday
Lt. Col. Frank G. Young Jr. invites the public to attend open houses at the Roswell and local National Guard Armories in observance of muster day. Changes in Roswell guard officer assignments include Capt. Frye taking Battery B command, Capt. Tessier Jr. becoming Intelligence Officer, Capt. Robinson becoming Headquarters Battery Commander, and Lt. Nichols commanding Battery A.
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Frank G. Young Jr
120Th Aaa Bn
New Mexico National Guard
National Guard
Col. Young
Roswell Guard
Roy A. Frye
Rowland L. Tessier Jr
120Th Bn
Walter C. Robinson
Headquarters Battery
John T. Hall
Charles F. Nichols
Roswell National
Auto Victims Remembered In Tragic Weekend
Funeral services were held for six people killed in three car crashes and a plane fire. Donald L. Smiley 21 Joy Verl Carter Dills 28 Russell Dallas Jr. 20 Jerry Pomery 25 died in related incidents. A companion, Cannon Visor 20, remained hospitalized with injuries.
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Albuquerque
Palm Chapel
Strong- Thorne
Donald L. Smiley
Robert F. Naylor
Sunset Memorial Park
Joy Verl Carter Dills
E. McGaffey
Ballard
Dallas
Roswell
Cannon Visor
Washington
Lovington
St. Mary's Hospital
Dills
Southeast Main
Smiley
Darlene
Missouri Home Becomes Inferno in Sudden Fire
A Missouri old folks home in Warrenton burned rapidly yesterday killing or missing many residents. Fire swept through the 65 year old building in minutes, with 70 inmates unaccounted for and 16 bodies recovered. Rescue workers, neighbors, and 25 fire crews battled flames as investigators sought a cause.
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Warrenton
Bernice McDaniel
McDaniel
Alta Floyd
John J. Barada
F. H. Knigge
State Highway Patrol
Walter H. Schwanie
Jesus
Schwanie
Woodrow O'Sullivan
O'Sullivan
Myrtle Gordon
St. Charles
Missouri
Harbor Craft Strike Sees Substantial Mediation Progress
Federal mediators reported substantial progress in efforts to settle an 18 day old harbor craft strike. The mediation aims to end the stoppage affecting port operations and shipping traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Queen Elizabeth and Duke of Edinburgh Deny US Visit
The Foreign Office rejected London reports that Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip plan an American trip later this year.
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London
The
Foreign Office
Queen Elizabeth
the Duke of Edinburgh
America
Bus crash injures 22 on U.S. 66 near Clines Corners
A Continental Trailways bus carrying 22 people skidded on rain slick pavement 58 miles east of Albuquerque on U.S. 66 near Clines Corners, plunging 20 feet down an embankment. Most seriously injured was Minnie Northcutt 70 of Ada Oklahoma, in critical condition. 14 others hospitalized for minor injuries.
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Albuquerque
Continental Trailways
U.S. 66
Meliton Sandoval
Sandoval
Here
Clines Corners Highway
Minnie Northcutt
Ada, Okla
Presbyterian Hospital
Dallas
Bi Lingual Parrot Charms Young Neighborhood
A bilingual parrot owned by Carol and Skipper Morrison at 512 N Washington Ave greets neighbors in English or Spanish. Polly amuses and scolds seven local children, learned phrases from Rosa who brought the bird from Juarez and works for the Morrisons. Polly sings campesino tunes and responds to the nearby youngsters daily.
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Carol
Skipper Morrison
Washington Ave
Polly
Loro
Morrison
Walter
Rosa
Juarez
Faith in manhood shattered in New Mexico water remark
Rep. Fred Cole of Eddy County told the New Mexico legislature that more men had been killed over water than women. Rep. Law rence Goodell of Chaves County responded that his faith in the manhood of New Mexico had been shattered. The state averages five inches of rainfall yearly, with many women but little water.
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Santa FE
Fred Cole
Eddy County
New Mexico
Lawrence Goodell
Chaves County
Snow flurry may hit city this evening
Rain and light drizzle dominate Roswell area with 48 inches of precipitation at the municipal airport by 8 am today. Forecasters expect continued precipitation for 12 hours turning colder with possible snow flurries, while nearby mountains report similar conditions and a dry spell remains a concern for forest closures.
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Roswell
Chaves County
Lamb
Baldy
16 Freight Cars Derail Near Yeso
Sixteen cars of a westbound Santa Fe Railway freight train derailed just east of Yeso near Clovis New Mexico yesterday around 10 p m No injuries were reported Railroad officials said the derailment slowed traffic but the tracks should be cleared by noon today
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Clovis, N. M
Santa Fe Railway
Yeso
Cyprus Debated as Partial Strikes Hit Key Towns
Greek Cypriots marked the opening of the U.N. Assembly debate on Cyprus with partial strikes in the main towns of the British colony, highlighting tensions as international discussion began.
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Nicosia
U.N. Assembly
Cyprus
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Elbert K. Schuler
Bob Stafford
Columbia Concert Association
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N. M
Mildred Dilling
Associated Press
Weather Bureau
Alamogordo
Columbus
Armories
Ernest Thompson
Texas Railroad Commission
House Commerce Committee
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Clines Corners
Lorrito
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Goodell
Ruidoso
Vic Lamb
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