Intermediary in Preliminary Peace Talk Parley Dies
William Calhoun Baggs editor of the Miami News dies at 48 in Miami. He was an outspoken critic of Vietnam policy and twice visited Hanoi with Ashmore as part of Center for the Study of Democratic Institutions. He and Ashmore authored Mission to Hanoi and Baggs was Nobel Peace Prize nominee in 1968.
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Miami
Fla
William Calhoun Baggs
Hanoi
Washington
Baggs
Miami News
Johnson
North Vietnam
Harry $. Ashmore
Center For the Study of Democratic Institutions
Center
Ashmore
Central Committee of the
Democratic Republic of
Associated Press
Nixon May Have Short Honeymoon
Washington AP reports Democratic leaders plan quick clashes with Nixon after January 20. The House Education and Labor Committee pushes a $2.8 billion annual school construction bill for five years, focusing on low income pupil districts, while a five-year antipoverty extension challenges the new administration's review. Senate Majority Leader Mansfield broadens the Democratic Policy Committee to offer alternatives.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
House Education and Labor Committee
Johnson
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Democratic Policy Committee
Nixon
GOP
House
Education and Labor
Carl D. Perkins
Hopper
Perkins
Utah Men File Grazing Fee Suit
Five Utah residents petition U S District Court to block proposed grazing fee hikes on public lands. They seek a temporary injunction against the Interior Department actions announced by Stewart Udall. Plaintiffs include J R Broadbent and others in the Western Industry Organization.
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Salt Lake City
Interior Department
Utah
U.S. District Court
Stewart Udall
Secretary of the Interior
Western Industry Organization
J. R. Broadbent
Wyoming
California
Joe Anderson
Malan Johnson
Grantsville
Clive C. Sprouse
Roosevelt
Newell Johnson
Provo
Mary Lee Jones vs Louis M Jones Divorce Filing
Official records show a divorce filing entered January 6 between Mary Lee Jones and Louis M Jones. The action marks the start of a legal dissolution of marriage, with case details recorded for public access.
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Mary Lee Jones
Louis M Jones
Roswell Honored by Juarez Track Assn at Shared Race
The Juarez Race Track Assn invites Roswell’s President's Club and Roswell Chamber of Commerce leaders to a January 17 event. Roswell will have a featured race named for the city and a welcome in the winner's circle. A blanket and permanent Jockey Club membership will be presented.
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Roswell
Juarez Track Assn
Juarez Race Track Assn
President's Club
William F. Brainerd
City of
Juarez Race
Juarez
Ruidoso Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce of
Alamogordo
Las Cruces
Chamber of Commerce
Dies in Dexter and Roswell Areas Louise Platt 65
Mrs Louise V Platt 85 Route 1 Jexter died Tuesday in St Marys Hospital after a long illness Funeral services set for 2 pm Thursday at Ballard Chapel She lived in Dexter since 1944 with husband Kenneth Platt and left two daughters two sons five grandchildren and other relatives Funeral details include church OES and burial in South Park Cemetery.
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Route 1
Jexter
St. Mary’s Hospital
Ballard Chapel
Platt
James Henry
Belleville
Kan
Kansas State College
Kenneth H. Platt
Kansas City
Dexter
First Presbyterian Church
Order of Eastern Star
Kansas
Shirley Stacey
Attleboro
Mass
Sandi Sulfstede
Berwyn
Spencer C. Platt
Roswell
Melissa Arbuthnot
Margaret Berger
Langford
Elbert Henry
Concordia
Kay Sherill Platt
Charles Fullinwider
First Presbyterian Church of
Geraldine Barbee
South Park Cemetery
John Hail Jr
Bernard Greenwade Jr
Charles Webster
Bill Thompson
James Bruin
Jimmie Johns
Ellis Whitney
Hal — Bogle
Phillip Monacle
J.K. McClure
Bob McNeil
Bob Aston
Nils Kjelstron
Haske! Marham
E.Q. Moore
Earlene Mattos
Earlene Mattox
John P. Mattox
Las _ Cruces Memorial General Hospital
Martha M. Hagan
Memphis
Tenn
Bobby P. Mattox
Hartselle
Ala
Louise Harrison
A. C. Sumner
Nettleton
Miss
Mattox
O.E.S
Dennis-Nelson
Las Cruces
Guy Pickle
Amory
Lorenzo Baca
Stanton
St. John’s Catholic Church
Antonio Valdez
OFM
Santos Franco
Frank R. Perez
Chon S. Ramirez
Gilbert Navarette
Lorenzo Prudencio
Albert Tejeda
Hospital Visit Schedules and Patient Updates Listed
Visiting hours set for General patients from 2 30 to 8 30 p m at local hospitals while Maternity visits run 3 00 to 5 00 p m and 6 30 to 8 30 p m. Admitted and discharged patients include Linda Dale Elva Gonzales Irene Mosteller Harrell Paschall Lorie Cortez Patsy Valiejos and Rose Baranchik among others with births recorded for Jan 7 at multiple addresses across Albuquerque Carlsbad and nearby towns.
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ENM Medical Center
Linda Dale
Langley
Elva Gonzales
Irene Mosteller
N. Beech
Harrell G. Paschall
John A. Blake
Dexter
Lorie Cortez
Kentucky
Patsy
Valiejos
Rose Baranchik
Ernest Coursey
Nilo Gonzales II
Pecan
Dan Dale
Child Struck by Car Injures Five Year Old
Five year old Carlos Frazier of 200 E Bland is hospitalized at Memorial Osteopathic Hospital after a pelvic fracture from being struck by a car driven by Dr. Ernest Lander of 215 W Third near Bland and Main. Police say the incident occurred at 8 49 a m with no citations issued.
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Carlos Frazier
Probe Into U Minh Forest Reflects New Allied Stance
About 5,500 Vietnamese rangers marines and army regulars probe U Minh Forest signaling a tougher allied posture in the Mekong Delta. American helicopters boost mobility and push Viet Cong forces across the delta while authorities report modest gains and continue to fear insurgent strength.
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U Minh Forest
Camau
Vietnam
Mekong Delta
Delta
U Minh
Roswell Records Temperature High For January Date
Roswell's 86 degree high Tuesday broke the date record of 77 set in 1952. The Weather Bureau noted a likely new high for Jan 8, previously 79 in 1948. The temperature rose rapidly from 31 degrees at 5:30 am to 60 degrees by 7 am and 86 by afternoon.
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Roswell
Weather Bureau
Traffic accidents list with citations in New Mexico area
At 916 am on January 7 at First at Pennsylvania Alvaro Tavarez and Bernard Keohane collided. Keohane cited for failure to yield. At 220 am on Main at Albuquerque Edward Garcia and Tina Navarrette collided. Navarrette cited for backing.
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Pennsylvania
Alvaro Tavarez
Garden
Bernard Keohane
W. McGaffey
Keohane
Albuquerque
Edward Garcia
Tilden
Tina Navarrette
W. Deming
Miss Navarrette
Boulder Rocked by Hurricane Wind Gusts and Destruction
Hurricane force winds exceeding 125 mph ripped through Boulder Colorado causing downed poles lines and damaged roofs. At least two deaths were reported James Madden 28 and Raymond Dovala 34 both from injuries tied to the storm. Eight private aircraft were destroyed at Boulder airport and a prairie fire burned near the facility. Half the city lost power as the main thoroughfare remained closed for hours with debris and downed lines scattering the area.
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Boulder
Colo
James A. Madden
Greeley
Interstate 25
Denver
Raymond Dovala
Cherryvale
National Center For Atmospheric Research
Czechs name liberal Colotka to replace Smrkovsky
The Czech and Slovak Communist parties endorsed Petr Colotka as chairman of the Federal Assembly to balance ethnic representation after Josef Smrkovsky's demotion. Smrkovsky, now deputy chairman, welcomed the move and urged public acceptance.
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Prague
Josef Smrkovsky
Petr Colotka
Smrkovsky
National Assembly
Czechoslovakia
Colotka
Communist Party
Man Arrested After Leaving Hospital In Gunshot Case
Manuel Franco twenty two of 709 East Tilden was arrested at St. Marys Hospital as he was leaving the facility and charged with aggravated assault. He had been recovering from a December twenty seventh gunshot wound tied to the December twenty fifth wounding of Adolph Padilla at a Christmas Eve party in the five hundred block of South Pennsylvania. Magistrate Kent Shannon advised Franco of his rights and appointed an attorney. Bond was set at three thousand dollars.
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Manuel Franco
St. Mary’s Hospital
Franco
E. Tilden
Adolph Padilla
E. Mathews
S. Pennsylvania
Kent Shannon
Four Break-ins Reported in Roswell Incidents
Roswell police logged four break-ins Tuesday at homes and businesses. A 1505 Adams resident reported missing women’s clothing as the back door showed pry marks. Isabel Briggs’ home at 707 Plaza saw a $169 portable TV stolen. Armstrong’s Barber Shop on S Main was entered after a torn window screen with about $2 from a juke box taken. Chaves County Memorial Youth Center was entered but nothing missing.
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Roswell
Jerry Hamilton
Adams
Isabel Briggs
Plaza
Armstrong
S. Main
Chaves County Memorial
Markets Loss Reverses Early Gain On Wall Street Slide
The Dow fell 4.47 to 921.25 as 940 stocks declined and 433 advanced. AP index dropped 2.1 to 348.3 with industrials down 2.5 and rails off 1.7, while volume eased to 13.84 million.GM dropped 1.76 to 76,340, and GM reported 239,800 shares traded in a block. Chicago and Denver livestock and egg markets noted mixed movements. The AP report also notes ARCO's 11.4 million oil shale acreage purchase by Atlantic Richfield and a note on Independence Hall restoration history.
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New York
Iap
Associated Press
General Motors
American Stock Exchange
The
Atlantic Richfield Co
Colorado
Sertoma Club Regional Conference Set for Roswell Saturday
The Sertoma Club of Roswell hosts the Mid-Year Regional Conference at the Roswell Inn starting at noon with leaders from across districts including Jerry Joyner and several state governors. A luncheon at noon precedes a 1 p.m business session about activities and the Roswell hosted convention on April 24 25 and 26. Attendance is expected at 300 to 400 Sertomans followed by a post conference social.
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Sertoma Club of
Roswell
Sertoma
Roswell Inn
Jerry Joyner
Sertoma International
Bill Harper
New Mexico-West Texas
Carl Fischer
Colorado
Dutch Walmer
Ralph Ryan
Utah-Idaho
al Tafoya
Wyoming-Montana
Charles Webster
Violence Commission To Report Progress On Violence Inquiry
President Johnson's violence commission will deliver a preliminary report this week, offering a milder summary of progress since its June start and avoiding direct comment on Senator Kennedy's June slaying. The White House will release the confidential findings, with a fuller June report planned after Nixon assumes office.
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Washington
Johnson
Chicago
America
Robert F. Kennedy
White House
Daniel Walker
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
Los Angeles
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