Architects Pledge Courthouse Repairs After Meeting
Lincoln County officials and the Roswell firm Woll Buffington Nolan pledged to fix eight month old courthouse defects. The session grew tense as district attorney Williams questioned admissibility of comments and a contractor warned of suspension until practical repairs begin.
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Lincoln County Bureau
Carrizozo
Lincoln County Court House
Roswell
Ernest Williams
Commission
Jim Woll
Williams
George Buffington
Charles Nolan
Woll, Buffington and
LBJs Peace Talks Appeal Reaches UN Security Council
U S Ambassador Goldberg presents President Johnsons plea for Viet Nam peace talks to Secretary General Thant and the UN Security Council. He items US positions: no preconditions, possible cease fire, withdrawal when South Viet Nam can decide its future, no bases, and South Vietnamese self determination leading to reunification by the two peoples.
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William N. Oatis
United Nations
N.Y (Ap
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Johnson
U.N. Security Council
Viet Nam
A. Thant
Goldberg
Jose Rolz- Bennett
United States
U.N. Securty Council
Council
Thant
Paul VI
South Viet Nam
Viet Nams
Large Food Theft Leads Burglary Reports In City
Police logged two burglaries and several related thefts Tuesday and today. Food was stolen from Heap a Burger Drive In at 600 S Main. A pinball machine was damaged at Union Plaza Laundrymat, 1006 W Second, with about $3 cash taken. A cycling bike valued at 120 dollars and owned by Airman 3.C. Charles W Berro disappeared from outside a Walker AFB bar racks. Individual loss claims include 100 dollars from Diana Ray and 60 dollars from Bernice Miranda. BB gun damage reported on garage windows at 704 and 706 S Ohio.
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S. Main
Union Plaza
Walker Afb
Airman 3.C
Charles W. Berro
Diana Ray
W. Alameda
Monterey
Bernice Miranda
W. Bland
Oscar Linman
S. Ohio
Johnson seeks 13 billion extra for Vietnam war funding
President Johnson plans to ask Congress next week for an additional almost 13 billion dollars to cover Vietnam War costs for the year ending June 30. About 5 billion would fund military stock replacement, with the rest kept in reserve for possible Viet Nam needs. The request follows earlier 1.7 billion and 700 million approvals, totaling over 14 billion in increased action.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Viet Nam
Richard B. Russell
Funeral services for Reba Boren Raney set for Thursday
Mrs. Reba Boren Raney 51 of Roswell dies Sunday at Memorial Osteopathic Hospital after 33 years in the city. Funeral at 10 a.m. in Turner Chapel with Marvin L. Knudsen presiding and special music by the Latter Day Saints church. Interment Sunset Gardens Memorial Park Mausoleum Carlsbad. Pallbearers named Cul len O. Drew Bill Douglas Jack Box Morgan Brady Joe L. Winkler Ewell D. Salsman.
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Reba Boren Raney
Turner Chapel
Raney
Roswell
Memorial Osteopathic Hospital
Fuchs L. Raney
Elmer Letcher
Ray Miller
Ray Keith
Elizabeth Seay
Germany
Amanda Erwin Boren
Eagleton
Ark
Reba Boren
John W. Boren
Boren
Carlsbad
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Marvin L. Knudsen
Church
Odessa Boris
Sunset Gardens Memorial Park Mausoleum
Turner Funeral Home
Cullen O. Drew
Bill Douglas
Jack Box
Morgan Brady
Joe L. Winkler
Ewell D. Salsman
Kiwanis Installs Officers for Year
Roswell Kiwanis Club installs Col. E L Lusk as president at the annual banquet held at the Roswell Inn. Morris Ward presents the home club banner from retiring Lt Governor George Yarbrough as part of the ceremony. New officers include Norman Stevens as first vice president Robert A Johnson as second vice president Raymond Mitcham as treasurer Bruce Prager as secretary and directors Ed Cornelius James King C E Walter Dale Taylor Bob Kirk Max Tomlinson Jack Rodden and Glenn Cunningham. Goddard High School Mixed Chorus provides entertainment and Rev Wishard Lemons presides as master of ceremonies.
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Roswell
Morris Ward
Ward
Norman Stevens
Robert A. Johnson
Raymond Mitcham
Bruce S. Prager
Ed Cornelius
James King
C. E. Walter
Dale Traylor
Bob Kirk
Max Tomlinson
Jack Rodden
Glenn Cunningham
Goddard High School
John Walker
Wishard Lemons
Clovis Driver Killed After Train Collision At Rural Crossing
State Police report Weldon D. Lew 51 of Clovis died when his car crashed into a moving mail train 1.5 miles east of Saint Vrain. A Santa Fe Railway spokesman said one train car derailed lightly from the impact.
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Clovis — Weldon D. Lewis
Clovis
Saint Vrain
Santa Fe Railway
Accident at Second and Union leads to citation
At 11 49 a.m. two drivers collide at Second and Union. Candelario Graciano of 1515 S Munroe and Tercio C Romero of 400 E Albuquerque are named. Romero is cited for careless driving.
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Union
Candelario Graciano
S. Munroe
Tercio C. Romero
E. Albuquerque
Romero
Allied Forces Drive Viet Cong From Tuy Hoa Hideouts
South Korean Marines and Vietnamese paratroopers expelled a large Viet Cong force from hundreds of caves near Tuy Hoa in Phu Yen Province. Operation Jefferson left 278 Viet Cong dead in five days with light allied losses, while Air Force jets and artillery aided the push.
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Thomas A. Reedy
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Tuy Hoa
Skyraider
Phu Yen
Coroner's Jury Rules Death Accidental
An inquest jury ruled that Jesus Lujan aged 41 of 1207 West Walnut died from injuries in a automobile crash setting near the Flying H Ranch southwest of Roswell. The fatal incident occurred late Monday night.
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Jesus Lujan
W. Walnut
Flying H Ranch
Roswell
Legislature To Hear BEF Request For 26.95 Million For Colleges
The State Board of Educational Finance recommends a 26.95 million appropriation for New Mexico colleges and specialized schools for the next fiscal year, an increase from 22.6 million this year. The BEF boosts education and general funding and adds funds for athletic, research, and capital outlay items while proposing across the board cuts if needed.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
State Board of Educational Finance
BEF
University of New Mexico
University
New Mexico State University
Farmington
Highlands University
New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology
Eastern New Mexico
Highlands
Western
Eastern
William McConnell
Executive Department
New Mexico State
New Mexico Military Institute
Northern
New Mexico State School
New Mexico School For the
New Mexico School For the Deaf
School For the
Markets Steels Drive Stock Rally to Record Highs
Steels led a market rally in New York with heavy volume near 9.7 million shares as U.S. Steel saw a 2.75 rise in structural shapes and the White House price revisions support. Bethlehem retraced a 5 dollar per ton boost while major steel names and blue chips posted gains, with Allied and aluminum stocks advancing.
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NEW York
Ap) — Steels
Pittsburgh Steel
National Steel
Inland Steel
Wheeling
IBM
General Electric
Boeing
Anaconda
Kennecott
Union Carbide
Xerox
U.S. Smelting
Eastman Kodak
Bal
Woman Arrested for Forgery in City
Mrs. Helen Davis twenty six of 215 E Forrest was arrested by city police on a warrant charging forgery. She was confined in Chaves County jail and had not yet been taken before the justice of the peace by mid morning today.
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Helen Davis
E. Forrest
Chaves
Justice of the Peace
Hospital Visiting Hours And Local Admissions Report
Visiting hours listed for General patients from 2 p m to 8 30 p m Maternity hours 3 to 5 p m and 6 30 p m to 8 30 p m at ENM Medical Center. Admitted on Jan 4 Mrs John Turner and others. Birth announced for Mr and Mrs Richard Carlson a son. Listings include Memorial Osteopathic and St Marys S A Pritchard and multiple births and discharges.
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ENM Medical Center
John Turner
Trailing Heart
Willie Nease
Mary Gonzales
E. Alameda
Ted Harrison
Rodger Coons
John H. Proctor
Denver D. Murphy
Frank Reno
Floyd Beagles
Tom F. Woodall
Shirley Helms
Jerry Caffey
Richard Carlson
Kentucky
Memorial Osteopathic
Willard Wren
Washington
Soledad Tapia
Man Injured in One Car Crash Near Hagerman
Robert E. Sylvis, 21, of 3000 Delicado, remained at St. Mary's Hospital for injuries from a Tuesday night one car accident on New Mexico 31 about 11 miles east of Hagerman. State Police said he suffered a broken collar bone and possible concussion after swerving to avoid a cow and overturning.
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Robert E. Sylvis
St. Mary’s Hospital
Hagerman
Sylvis
N.M. 31
St Vincent Store Damaged by Morning Warehouse Fire
A fire at a warehouse behind the St. Vincent de Paul Society Store on 814 E. McGaffey destroyed or damaged furniture clothing and bedding. Firefighters confined the blaze quickly but roof interior and contents were heavily damaged. A separate afternoon blaze on East Mescalero Road damaged a chicken house and garage owned by Jerry Peckinpaugh with no cause yet determined.
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St. Vincent de Paul Society
E. McGaffey
Brooks Craig
East Mescalero Road
Jerry Peckinpaugh
General's Plane Clips Treetops in Rainy Landing Death near Seattle
Maj. Gen. I. L. Branch, 53, commander at Edwards AFB flight test center, vanished from radar while en route to Seattle. His plane cut a half mile of treetops and crashed into Puget Sound. wreckage and his blue tunic were found along a timbered ridge to Point Jefferson.
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Seattle
Air Force
Puget Sound
I. L. Branch
Edwards Air Force Base
California
Point Jefferson
Precinct Conventions Planned Across Chaves County in 1966
Democratic precinct conventions will meet at 8:00 PM on Saturday January 29 1966 in multiple locations including District Court Room Roswell High School Cafeteria East Grand Plains School Dexter City Hall Hagerman City Hall Lake Arthur Fire Station Penasco School Mrs Roscoe Graves Home Fred Van Eaton Home Dunken Store Herbert Corn Residence Drue Kitchens Home and Flying H Headquarters to elect delegates to the Chaves County Democratic Convention. Dated January 3 1966.
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Chaves County
District Court Room
Roswell High School
East Grand Plains
Dexter City Hall
Hagerman City Hall
Lake Arthur
Penasco
Roscoe Graves
Fred van Eaton
Dunken
Herbert Corn
Drue Kitchens
Flying H
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Dow
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Oliver
LBJ
U.N
Clinton P. Anderson
Albuquerque
Medicare
Social Security Office
UPI
Kiwanis
Col
E. L. Lusk
Roswell Kiwanis Club
Roswell Inn
Charlie Johnson
Denver
Colo
Rufus Stinnett
Artesia
George Yarbrough
Portales
Art Meiering
Max Shepherd
W. C. Taylor
Roswell Club
Lieutenant Governor Home Club
Col. E. L. Lusk
Rodden
THE
Associated Press
Great Plains Water Co
Lea County
E.O. Moore
Carlsbad Irrigation District
Francis Tracy
Jar
Pecos River
Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce
Cochiti Dam
Cochiti Pueblo
Las Vegas
Matias Zamora
Jack M. Campbell
Zamora
Gallup
Peace Justice Court
Lupton, Ariz
Ralph Littleton
Littleton
David Barefield
Shirley Ann Wilson
Grants
Perea
U.S. 66
Fort Wingate
U.S. 1St Cavalry
Mang Yang Pass
Bell
da Nang
Steels
Timore & Ohio
Congoleum- Nairn
International Nickel
Newmont Mining
Reynolds Metals
Alcoa
American Stock Exchange
Intel&Gas
Chicago
Amerada
MT St TT
Am_s Airlin
Nor N Gas
Reich
Reyn Met
Tei Tei
Rey Tob Ariz P
Atchison
Safeway Sf
San D Gas
Sears Rock
Chrysler
Shell Oil
Sinclair
Socony
du Pont
Swest PS
el & Mus
Sperry Rd
el Paso NG
Ford
Tenn Gas
Gen Dynam
Texaco
Elec
Transwa PL
Gen Motors
Cal Goodyear
Gulf Oil
US Steel
Wn Bancorp
Int Bus Mch
Westy Ei
Marath Oil
DOW Jones
F. Hutton & Co
E. Chicago
Proma
N. Penn
Jre
Southwestern Business College
Roswell Lodge
Af&am
Tonay Catola, W.M
Lloyd Mahan
Elva Sale
Walker Air Force Base
S.sgt
Joel H. Marks
OMS
ST. Mary’s
S. A. Pritchard
Dexter
Thomas Daly
S. Lea
Norma Jean George
Donald Leavell
N. Elm
Frank Fletcher
S. Washington
Norman Booker
Morningside
Russell Ballew
S. Kentucky
Manuel Marquez
Tryna Gay Daniels
S. Missouri
Robert Sylvas
Delicado
Harold Terry
Jerry Anthony
Robyn Holley
Horace Freeman
Edward Smith
Mary Gates
Marcos Morones
E. Cherry
Antonio Sedillo
N. Delaware
Man
St. Vincent
George T. Harris
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