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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1966
Page
15
Clip of a radio timetable lists 5 30 AM to sign off with music, farm program, weather and news segments. Mentions ABC News, New Mexico News, local weather, livestock markets, and Paul Harvey commentary with mobile unit headlines.
A Wednesday schedule lists Premier Pops at 6 and 9 pm with ABC News updates at 7:55 and 9:35, followed by Concert Time at 11 pm. The block includes Paul Harvey News and World News, Hi-Fi Holiday, and a Thursday ski report with BBC News at 7:55 and 11:00 Concert Time.
A listing of daily radio segments including GFL PM midday news weather notes at noon and afternoon markets memorial column Roswell Today and various music and news blocks with times from 12:00 to 5:00 PM and a note about Coors News.
A fragmented listing outlines NBC’s day with hourly National and International News bursts, local regional slots, and assorted programs from morning to midnight. It lists programs such as The Road Show, Dinner Date, regionals, Weather, Stock Market, and special features like Candlelight & Wine and Teen shows.
NBC presents Nobody Said Hello with James Whitmore as a former Confederate officer in Medicine Bow facing town hostility over a past cruelty sentence. Also I Spy The Tiger with Lew Ayres. CBS features The Beverly Hillbillies. NBC airs Bob Hope Presents The Enemy on the Beach. ABC shows The Big Valley By Fires Unseen. CBS screens The Danny Kaye Show with guest stars Alan Young Liza Minnelli and John Gary.
Lt Henry H Howe Jr 23 of Boulder Colo says he may appeal to the U S Supreme Court over a court martial conviction for conduct unbecoming an officer. He demonstrated in civilian clothes against U S policy in Vietnam, was dismissed and sentenced to two years hard labor, case under appeal to military courts of appeal.
In Phoenix the U S Water Conservation Laboratory uses a 27 cent tool, a long wooden rod with a wire screen, to scoop toads and frogs from experimental water evaporation pounds. The simple device is counted as essential equipment in the $1.5 million facility.
Rain expected across the eastern half of the nation on Wednesday night with snow possible in the northern Mississippi valley upper Plains and northern Rockies. Elsewhere fair to partly cloudy. colder air in New England and Atlantic coast states, slight warming in the Ohio Valley. Temperatures reading through the period show highs in the 40s to 60s and lows near zero to 25 in higher valleys, with regional variations in the Pacific Northwest and Southwest.
The AP reports U S industry maintains a capital spending boom with rising orders for machine tools and steel products from construction, rail, and auto sectors. Backlogs climb to 7.9 and 10.6 months, with total orders near 1.3 billion in 11 months. If pace holds, 1966 may exceed 1965 by about ten percent.
A Roswell New Mexico electronics service ad lists address 506 W Second St and phone 623 2027 for repairs and inquiries. The notice presents a local small business contact point in the city.
Governor Reed outlined a four point plan to curb highway deaths. He urged a special session beginning January 17 to add 20 state police troopers bringing the force to 279, enact a driver license control system, and allocate 14 700 dollars to continue the driver improvement program.
New York Columbia University dedicated the nation s largest medical research building a 15 million 20 story structure. The lab is named for William Black a Columbia alumnus class of 1920 whose 5 million gift funded the project.
A formerly unnamed donor contributes a significant amount, marking a landmark gift in the university’s 211-year history. The donation from a living individual is described as transformative for future programs and scholarships.
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