Di Luzio To Speak At Roswell Banquet On Water Issues
Frank C. Di Luzio of Kensington Md director of the Office of Saline Water will discuss water topics and de salinization plants at a Saturday banquet in the New Mexico Military Institute Mess Hall sponsored by the Roswell Chamber of Commerce Reservations are $5 per couple and due by Friday Di Luzio 51 has held key roles from the Manhattan Project to the AEC and in private industry before taking his current post in 1965 He studied civil engineering at Fenn College and attended the Harvard AMP program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank C. di Luzio
Kensingston
Office of
Saline Water
New Mexico Military Institute Mess Hall
Roswell
Albuquerque
di Luzio
Albuquerque Research Center
Fairbanks, Morse and Co
Fenn College
Cleveland
Ohio
Harvard School of Business Administration
AMP
Cadet Hurt Severely in Ski Accident
Roswell cadet Richard Barnes 16 suffered multiple injuries after a collision with a tree at Sierra Blanca Ski area near Ruidoso. He was placed on the critical list then listed satisfactory and expected to return to Roswell soon as NMMI continues exams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico Military Institute
Roswell
Richard Barnes
Sierra Blanca
Ruidoso
Barnes
Sarah M. Barnes
Seventh St
Ruidoso-Hondo Valley
Water meters ordered for Roswell Basin irrigation
District Judge E T Hensley Jr. ordered about 2 000 underground water users in the Roswell Artesian Basin to install meters by January 1 1967. The decree allows limited excess use with a 15 acre feet cap over five years, and appoints a water master to enforce the plan..US government water rights remain unsettled.
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E. T. Hensley Jr
Portales
Fifth District Court
Roswell Artesian
Pecos Valley Artesian Conservancy Distrit
Pvacd Board
PVACD
New Mexico Supreme Court
Hensley
United States
U.S
Roswell Artesian Basin
Pecos Valley
Violence erupts in Santo Domingo as mobs clash with U S troopers
In downtown Santo Domingo a man was shot and seriously wounded after a clash with U S paratroopers as strike agitators moved down El Conde Street. In Washington the White House expects a budget of 110 to 115 billion dollars to be sent to Congress on Monday January 24. In London Harold Wilson traveled to Lagos for a Commonwealth meeting on Rhodesia rebels.
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U.S
South
da Nang
Associated Press
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
el Conde Street
Washington
Johnson Administration
White House
Congress
London
Harold Wilson
Lagos
Nigeria
Rhodesia
New Mexico Road Toll Compared to Last Year
A brief look shows the toll on New Mexico roads at this date compares to last year with slight changes in total fatalities and crash counts. Officials note trends and ongoing safety enforcement programs across the state through current reporting periods.
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N.M
Declining Births Evident for 1965
The Public Health Service says births in 1965 fell to about 3.8 million, the lowest since 1951. Estimated totals compare with 4,027,490 in 1964 and about 3,751,000 in 1951, marking 1965 as the first under four million since 1953. The estimate follows October 1965 statistics released today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Public Health Service
Inter-County Districts Plan Advances in New Mexico
State Sen. Ike Morgan proposes inter count y districts to form senatorial seats with equal population aims. 11 plan variants cover Senate sizes from 37 to 56 with a 15 percent population variance. Rural representation and election method debates loom as session nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Feather
Santa FE
New Mexico
R. C
Ike) Morgan
Portales
Morgan
Senate
Secretary of State
Sen. Morgan
Sen
House
Storage Tank Explodes at Randall Grocery in Roswell
A kerosene storage tank exploded beside Randall Grocery at 408 S Garden in southeast Roswell. The blast blew a end from the 200 gallon tank and shattered a store window. Firemen blamed accumulated trash and a discarded cigarette for the explosion. No injuries were reported. John T Randall owned the store and tank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Randall Grocery
S. Garden
John T. Randall
Fines Asked For Unions In Transit Authority Court
The Transit Authority sought heavy fines against striking subway and bus unions as negotiators paused after an all night session at City Hall. Officials claimed losses at 322000 dollars daily while traffic surged with an all time high of about 850000 vehicles entering Manhattan by late morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Transit Authority
Subway
Manhattan
City Hall
Supreme Court
Henry A. Barnes
Fire damages home near Roswell after explosion
An explosion preceded an early morning fire at a five room house one mile south of Janss Cattle Industries on U.S. 285. Fire crews from Roswell Dexter and East Grand Plains fought the blaze beginning at 6 a.m. heavy damage to kitchen and bath. Cause undetermined.
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Roswell
Dexter
East Grand Plains
Morris Woody
Janss Cattle Industries
U.S. 285
Pearson Slaying Trial Opens in Boulder
Charles R. Self a 20 year old University of Colorado student goes on trial as an accessory in the slaying of fellow student James Pearson 20 of Menlo Park Calif The district court proceedings judge Howard O Ashton include self pleading innocent and waiving a jury trial Mrs Joan G Brown 30 a Boulder school teacher pleads insanity later ruled insane and confined to the state hospital Pearson was killed March 16 his parents from Menlo Park attended the hearing He was a former cadet at New Mexico Military Institute Roswell
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Roswell
NMMI
Barnes
Boulder
Colo
Charles R. Self
University of Colorado
Self
Dist
Howard O. Ashton
Joan G. Brown
James Pearson
Menlo Park
Calif
Brown
Colorado State Hospital
Pearson
Daniel C. Pearson
New Mexico Military Institute
Bond Barred From Georgia House Seat Amid Segregation Debate
Rep elect Julian Bond, a Black candidate, was refused a seat in the Georgia House of Representatives as petitions challenged his eligibility. Bond contends support from 82 percent of his district and plans to pursue seating in federal court if needed. The incident follows a wave of protests over his Viet Nam stance and loyalty oath.
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Atlanta, Ga
Julian Bond
Georgia House of Representatives
Bond
Jack Ellard
U.S
Viet Nam
Howard Moore
U.S. District
George T. Smith
House
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Beloit, Wis
Frank DI Luzio
U. S
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Iron Triangle
1St Infantry Division
173Rd Airborne Brigade
Tay Ninh
An Khe
Pleiku
Royal Australian Regiment
Chum
Johnson
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Capitol Hill
Courtenay Valenti
Jack Valenti
UPI
Ike Morgan
John V. Lindsay
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Everett M. Dirksen
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