Protesters Besiege Talks Of Commonwealth Leaders
A thousand demonstrators besieged Marlborough House as 28 Commonwealth leaders arrived for a nine day summit opening. Police formed a barrier around the palace as Prime Minister Harold Wilson opened proceedings amid traffic jams and protests over Rhodesia apartheid, Biafra, and Nigeria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Marlborough House
Queen Mary
Harold Wilson
Canada
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
South Africa
Rhodesia
Nigeria
Biafra
India
Pakistan
Kashmir
Wilson
Zanzibar
Ayub
Commonwealth
West End
Britain
Frank Cormier
NEW York
Nixon
Walter Annenberg
Smith
Ian Smith
Preme
North Atlantic
National awards given to two 4 H programs
Two 4 H programs in Chaves County earned national recognition for excellence in the electric and safety initiatives. The safety program taught bicycle safety habits, bike maintenance, laws for riders, and was funded by the Roswell Optimist Club with the Chaves County Extension Service, in partnership with Roswell Public Schools and the Roswell Police Department. Fourth and fifth graders received a one hour bicycle safety presentation from Roswell Optimist Club members, the police, and the Extension Service.
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Chaves County
Roswell Optimist Club
Chaves County Extension Service
Roswell
Southwestern Public Service Co
Chaves
Roy Flood
Funeral notices and services across Roswell region
Funeral services are set for Minnie Ruth Sparkman 51 at 2 p.m. Wednesday in Ballard Chapel with Rev. R D Thommarson officiating and burial at South Park Cemetery. Marie Lewis 76 also scheduled for 10 30 a.m. Wednesday in Ballard Chapel with burial at Memory Lawn Memorial Park. William Bannister 50 to be buried in Hagerman Sayre Okla and Lorenzo Baca 204 to be requiem mass. John E Garton a Roswell connection, services in Torrance Calif. A bicycle rodeo and 4 H electric program tours highlighted by donations from General Motors and Westinghouse Electric Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard Chapel
Minnie Ruth Sparkman
N. Beech
South Park Cemetery
Ballard Funeral Home
Tom Hoover
Leon Wagner
Ray Rowlett
L.D. Hay
Carl Arnold
Lester Tucker
Waite Walker
Howard Beasley
David Kuykendall
Earl Harrison
Lester Roper
Willie Dean
Leonard Harrison
Ken Markham
Otis Brymer
Bud Beeman
0. J. Narron
Frank Anderson
Bobby Wallace
Marie Lewis
Texas
Ballard
Sayre
Okla
William Bannister
Hagerman
Mr. Bannister
Donald
St. John’s Catholic Church
Lorenzo Baca
Stanton
Roswell
Antonio Valdez
OFM
Torrance
Calif
John E. Garton
H. L
Pop) Garton
Mr. Garton
Lomita
Little Church of Flowers
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Glendale
J. W. Garton
H. L. Garton
Hospital and St Marys Birth and Dismissals List
A long OCR style register lists births and dismissals at hospitals in Carlsbad and Artesia with numerous names and addresses. It includes a boy born to Mr and Mrs Donald Early at 918 Standpipe Carlsbad, plus many individuals cited by name and residence across the two facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Early
Carlsbad
Kiwanis Club Will Install Officers Tonight
The Roswell Kiwanis Club will install officers at a 7 p.m. program at the Roswell Inn with Dr. Gail Shannon of Portales as guest speaker and installer. Officers are Robert Kirk president Henry Garrett president elect Kenneth Cook vice president John King treasurer Cliff Beck secretary. directors include Malcolm Johnson Alden Disnmore Dale Traylor Bill Schnedar J L Smith Tom Nord. Patricia Flory to provide musical entertainment.
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Roswell Kiwanis Club
Roswell Inn
Gail Shannon
Portales
Eastern New Mexico University
Kiwanis International
Robert Kirk
Henry Garrett
Kenneth Cook
John King
Cliff Beck
Kiwants
Malcolm Johnson
Alden Disnmore
Dale Traylor
Bill Schnedar
J. L. Smith
Tom Nord
Patricia Flory
Yucca Theatre to Reopen February 12 With Gone With the Wind
The Yucca Theatre, rebuilt since 1930s closure, plans a February 12 reopening with Gone With the Wind as a roadshow. A single evening show each night and matinees Saturdays and Sundays will guide remaining roadshows including 2001 A Space Odyssey Camelot A Man and a Woman and a tentative Sound of Music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yucca
Ed Kidwell
Powell's Lawyers Challenge Powell Case To Supreme Court
Powell's lawyers petition the Supreme Court arguing the 25 000 fine on Adam Clayton Powell was unconstitutional and that his exclusion from Congress violated the Constitution. They seek conventional remedies including lifting the fine and restoring seniority.
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Washington
Adam Clayton Powell
Supreme Court
New York Democrat
House
Powell
Patent Education and Labor Committee
Harlem
Agnew Delivers Last Maryland Address Before Leaving Office
Spiro T. Agnew spoke to a joint Maryland Legislature session announcing his resignation and transition to the vice presidency. He praised civil rights progress while warning about violence and extremism and noted the repeal of Maryland’s anti miscegenation law and new open housing measures. Mandel appeared poised to win the interim governorship as others lingered.
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Annapolis
Spiro
T. Agnew
Maryland
United States
Agnew
Senate
Harry R. Hughes
Marvin Mandel
House
Baltimore Democrat
Mandel
Hughes
William S. James
Baltimore
Francis X. Gallagher
U.S
Rogers C. B. Morton
Two Dentists Report Break-ins At Their Offices
Police report break ins in Roswell with two dental offices entered during the night and cash stolen. Ronald Jennings lost 34 dollars and Robert Smith 46 dollars. Entry described as pried back doors. Additional thefts include binoculars valued at 65 dollars from a car and tools worth 100 dollars from a pickup.
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Roswell
Ronald Jennings
Robert Smith
W. Alameda
Jennings
Smith
Lee Wollard
Sharp Market Slide As Rates Hit New Peak
New York markets opened with heavy losses as the Dow fell 10.94 to 925.72 amid a late decline. The AP average dropped 4.2 to 350.4, with industrials down 5.6, rails down 2.9, and utilities down 1.6, marking the worst AP average since July. Prime rates rose to a record 7 percent from 6.4, dragging stocks lower across sectors.
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New York
Wall Street
Dow
Associated Press
Chicago
E.F. Hutton & Co
Dow-Jones
TS Utilities
Amer Can
Mobil Oil
Mt Sta T&the
Am Tel
Pan Am
Atkinson
E Park-Davis
Ford
Tenneco
Texaco
Gen Motors
Goodyear
Greyhound
US Steel
Lockheed
Electro
Funeral Rites Set for C Raymond Salcido Dexter
Funeral services planned for C Raymond Salcido 54 in First Spanish Baptist Church Dexter with a prayer service tonight. He died on arrival at St Marys Hospital after being a farmer in the Dexter Greenfield area forty years. survivors include wife six children and fifteen grandchildren. burial at Hageman Cemetery. Another service listed for Mrs Mary Elizabeth Covill 80 at McCamey First Methodist Church with burial by Spalding Sheppard Funeral Home.
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First Spanish Baptist Church
Dexter
C. Raymond Salcido
St. Mary’s Hospital
Salcido
Dexter-Greenfield
Petroleum
Tex
Adela Orona
Alejando Salcido
Elias Salcido
Sammy Salcido
Raul Salcido
Adolfo Salcido
Rachel Flores
Roswell
Tillie Gutierrez
Lala Gonzales
Trine Veloz
Apolonia Arredondo
Corcoran
Calif
Natividad Salgado
Petos
Ballard Funeral Home
Jim Rodriguez
Leonardo Campos
Lupe Estrada
Thomas Montes
Romelio Sanchez
Frank Campos
McCamey
First Methodist
Mary Elizabeth Covill
William R. Wingfield
Covill
Crane Memorial Hospital
Crane
Texarkana
Ark
Johen E. Covill
Spalding-Sheppard — Funeral Home
Water Program Bids Opened for City Water Lines
Bids opened at City Hall for Contract No. 4 in the water improvement program. Kent Nowlin Construction Company of Albuquerque submitted the apparent low bid of 1,464,478.22 among seven bidders. City officials will recheck the figures today. work covers installation of water lines across multiple locations.
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Albuquerque
Kent Nowlin Construction Company
Nowlin
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David Lancashire
Sparkman
Lewis Services
General Motors
National Electric
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Patricia A. Early
Louise Stice
W. Reed
Mary Elizabeth Winfield
E. Poe
Marie R. Lynch
Aspen
Leatrice Gonzales
E. Bland
Rose Baranchick
Ohio
Helen Allison
Carita B. Glover
Claude Ruiter
Opal K. Porter
Ollie O. Hoffman
Orvis Petty
Osteopathic
R. Q. Edmiston
N. Plaza
Rosalie Helms
E. Forest
Jake Baca
S. Poplar
Mary Gonzales
W. Summit
Concha Gonzales
Markus Valenzuela
Richard Willis
N. Maryland
Domingo Gomez
Richard Galbadon
Charles Willis
Thomas Contreras
Roy Ansley
ST. Mary's
Melvin Fresquez
Mulberry
Charles C. Steele
Artesia
Maude
C. H
TOP
Topley
Penn
State Farm
Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
Bloomington
Ilinos
Kiwanis Club
Yucca Theatre
Neocon
Chayes County Fund
Baylor
Sirhan
Sirhan B. Sirhan
Russell Parsons
Hall of Justice
Los Angeles
Robert F. Kennedy
High Court
18Th
John Woodfield
THE
Southwestern Business College
Roswell Pres
Salares
N. Penn
Roswell, NM
State of
New Mexico
Tie Southwestern Business (Allege
Chicago Livestock
Ap-Usda
Hogsae
Denver Livestock
Denver
Colo
USDA
C. Salcido
First Spanish Baptist Church of
Mrs
Mary Covill
P.m. Richardson
David White
S. Aspen
Linda Ridgway
S. Baylor
Miss Ridgway
Cost Service
Merce
America
S. Main
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