State Tax Violators May Be in for Surprise
Kermit Shotts of the New Mexico Bureau of Revenue says the state now uses IRS microfilm copies of 1963 federal returns to identify residents who did not file state tax returns. An initial mail notice will demand payment, with an intensified collection drive to follow. about $200,000 has been collected so far and officials expect over $1 million total. Public appeals and appeals procedures are noted for those contesting the figures.
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Kermit Shotts
State Bureau of Revenue
New Mexico
Internal Revenue Bureaus
The
Daily Record
Shotts
IRS
Albuquerque
Central Data Processing Section
Legalized Gambling Meet In Ruidoso Seeks Local Vote
More than 150 people attended a Ruidoso meeting called by local businessmen to gauge public opinion on legalizing gambling. Twelve spoke in favor highlighting business growth while five opposed, including two ministers. No further meetings were set as supporters await state legislature action.
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Ruidoso
Leyba Hospital Bill Paid by Public Donations
Former state policeman Alfred Leyba received full payment of his hospital costs after a New Mexico fundraising drive. Citizens contributed $3,563 in about a month to cover medical and therapy needs following injuries in Dona Ana County.
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Alfred Leyba
Dona Ana
Penrod Toles
St. Mary’s Hospital
Leyba
New Mexico
St. Mary's
Teles
Larry Goodell
Artesia
Appeal Denied as Roswell City Council Rejects Shopping Center Plan
Roswell City Council denied an appeal by local merchants opposing rezoning of the 900 block area on South Sunset for a shopping center. The council had approved the rezoning last December. The eight to one vote upheld the master plan and zoning rules amid disputes over land size, ownership, and alleged discriminatory spot zoning.
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Roswell
South Sunset
Samuel S. Spencer
S. Sunset
Spencer
Copple
Champion Development Company
Coppie
Commission
Cooling Weather Ends New Threat to Eel River Floods
The Eel River flood crest fell four feet below an expected peak as cooler temperatures and reduced rain halted further damage. Army helicopters evacuated 200 people from Fernbridge and Starvation Flats while 500 more moved to higher ground after urgent warnings. Dampened by a 60 mph gale, Northern California faced renewed deluge but authorities said the danger was subsiding for now.
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San Francisco
California
Eel River
Fernbridge
Starvation Flats
Eureka
Red Bluff
Oregon
Nevada
Washington
Idaho
Oregon Coast
Eel Delta
Blue Lake
Indonesia withdraws from United Nations sparks diplomatic tug
Indonesian decision to leave the United Nations draws sharp reactions from the Soviet Union and China. Soviet Ambassador Mikhailov tells Subandrio Moscow fears escalation of eastern Asia tensions while Red China backs Sukarno's move and pleads for unity with Indonesia.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Soviet Union
China
United Nations
Peking
Moscow
Nikolai A. Mikhailov
Subandrio
Kremlin
Asia
Yao Chung-ming
Sukarno
Peking Radio
Peking People’s Daily
U.S
Howard P. Jones
Pakistan
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Subandria
World Organization
United Arab Republic
Algeria
Phil
RCC Nursing Course Gets Further Boost
Jo Eleanor Elliott of Boulder Colorado visits Roswell to discuss a two year nursing program with Roswell Community College leaders and partners. She will inspect training facilities meet with ENMU officials medical association and the advisory committee and speak to Rotary members on WICHE nursing initiatives. The plan would combine college coursework and hospital training pending feasibility. New Mexico faces nurse shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell Community College
Jo Eleanor Elliott
Boulder
Colo
Roswell
WICHE
Western Interstate Commission On Higher Education
Miss Elliott
Eastern New Mexico University
Chaves County Medical Assn
District Nursing Association
Roswell Community College Advisory Committee
Roswell High School
Porche Delivery Inaugurated By Roswell Daily Record
Roswell Daily Record announces 1965 porch delivery for subscribers. Carrier boys will place papers on the porch or at the door daily. Service problems can be resolved by calling the circulation department at 622 7710 between 5 and 7 p.m.
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Roswell
Roswell to Install State Standard Traffic Lights
Roswell will receive many modern traffic signals under a state and federal highway plan. The city may replace Main and Second lights at no cost, with a $120,000 estimated state expense and a $20,000 option for additional lights in the next budget.
NMMI Chapel Fund Keeps Rising With Roswell Gifts
The first 1965 report of the NMMI Chapel Fund shows 278 gifts totaling 109526.56 dollars. Col. George Erwin notes strong Roswell area participation and aims to surpass 125000 dollars toward a 600000 dollar chapel with further campaigns planned in New Mexico excluding Roswell.
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Nmmi Chapel Fund
Col
George Erwin
Roswell Area
NMMI
Roswell
L. T
Babe” Godfrey
California
Godfrey
New Mexico
Division 2
Johnson and Humphrey certified as elected leaders
Congress formally certified Lyndon B. Johnson as president and Hubert H. Humphrey as vice president after a joint session counting electoral votes. Four presidential messages will be sent to Congress at one-a-day intervals starting next Tuesday. Izvestia criticized Johnsons State of the Union as contradictory and anti communist.
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Washington
Congress
Lyndon B. Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
United States
Senate
House
White House
Moscow
Izvestia
Johnson
Vietnamese Troops Strike Back Against Viet Cong
More than 800 South Vietnamese soldiers moved from Binh Gia into a new zone as Lt. Gen. Throckmorton oversaw the operation. One paratrooper was wounded by a sniper who was captured. Reported Viet Cong strength around Binh Gia ranges up to 2,000 amid rumors. U.S. advisers remain with about 12 in town. American casualties include six killed and two missing.
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Malcolm W. Browne
Binh Gia
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Binh Gin
U.S
Xa Long Tan
Gerald L. Sewell
Houston
Tex
U.S. Casualties In Viet Nam Doubled in 1964
In 1964 the United States recorded 1,173 battle casualties in South Viet Nam with 136 killed, nearly twice the combined total of 615 casualties in 1961–63. Navy, Army, Marine Corps, and Air Force losses and 14 missing in action are noted, with some presumed captives.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
United States
U.S
USS. Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Air Force
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Sautter
Willow Grove
Daniel B. Michie Jr
Norman Robertson
Humboldt County Civil Defense
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RCC
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National Bureau of Public Highways
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GOP
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