John Boggs Dies at EGP Home in Oklahoma
John R. Boggs born Oct. 9 1889 in Gainesville Texas died at his East Grand Plains home after a lengthy illness at 5 30 am Survivors include his widow four sons six daughters two brothers six sisters and many grandchildren Interment planned in Darwin Oklahoma with services in Antlers Oklahoma and Darwin Oklahoma Ballard Funeral Home handles local arrangements
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Ballard Chapel
John R. Boggs
Boggs
Lester Boggs
Roswell
Gilbert Boggs
Riverpines
Calif
Clifton Boggs
Hayward
Gale Boggs
Yuma
Ariz
East Grand Plains
Whitney Farms
Ballard Funeral Home
Antlers
Okla
Ballard
Austin H. Dillon
First Methodist Church
Methodist Church
Jo Tyner
Eunice Schumpert
Darwin
Baptist Church
Sanford Funeral Home
New Mexico House Aids Plan to Limit General Fund Use
The House Appropriations and Finance Committee backs keeping general fund expenditures within anticipated revenues, opposing immediate use of a $17.5 million surplus for expanded spending. They suggest using the surplus only for nonrecurring items, while revenues for 1965-67 are forecast at about $170.1 million and the current budget stands at $161 million.
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Associated Press
Santa FE
New Mexico
Mike Alarid
D-Bernaldo
Evans
Bobby Mayfield
Traffic Accidents and Citations Reported Across City
At Fourth and Kentucky a 9 39 a m collision led to William F Chaney citation for careless driving. Buena Vista and Monroe saw Pete Trujillo and Celia Marquez cited for careless driving. Main and Country Club recorded a 3 12 p m crash with Jeannie Groves cited for traffic light violation. West Third and Sharon Masters cited for failure to yield. Also notes New Jersey enacted the first road building aid statute in 1901.
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Kentucky
William F. Chaney
N. Montana
Lois S. Cook
W. College
Chaney
Buena Vista
Monroe
Pete Trujillo
S. Jackson
Celia Marquez
S. Monroe
Marquez
Country Club and
Main
Jean T. Johnson
Deborah Drive
Jeannie Elaine Groves
S. Missouri
Miss Groves
Block West Third
Sharon Masters
Lloyd Newhouse
WAFB
Miss Masters
New Jersey
Witt Claims FPC Deals Strike New Mexico Economy
New Mexico Attorney General Boston Witt told the American Petroleum Institute in Farmington that the Federal Power Commission has hit the state’s economy twice in six months. He cited the August 5 Permian Basin gas rates ruling and a Gulf-Pacific pipeline ruling, urging that both not stand.
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Farmington
Federal Power Commission
New Mexico
Boston Witt
Witt
American Petroleum Institute
FPC
Gulf-Pacific
Katy
Texas
California
Commission
Condemnations, Traffic Rules On Roswell Council Agenda
Tonight's Roswell city council meeting at 7 30 p m in city hall considers condemnation proceedings against owners at 1708 S Grand and 204 E Albuquerque. A new traffic ordinance defines following too closely and regulates park ing meter hours for Sunday use at the Roswell post office. The police committee seeks to purchase three new police cars. Re zoning appeals from the planning and zoning commission, railroad crossing on South Garden Avenue, and two street light requests are listed for discussion.
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Roswell
City Hall
S. Grand
E. Albuquerque
Planning and Zoning Commission
South Garden Avenue
Habitual Convictions Dropped in District Court
Habitual criminal convictions were dismissed in district court for two men who filed petitions of error. Warren Eugene Burton was re sentenced to five years in the state penitentiary starting Nov. 7, 1963, on issuing worthless checks. Carl Lee Williams was sentenced to 210 years starting Nov. 30, 1964, for robbery. Both were returned to the state prison.
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Warren Eugene Burton
State Penitentiary
Carl Lee Williams
Church Burnings Tied to Klan Work in Slidell
John H. Gipson of Slidell testified before the House Un American Activities Committee that two Negro churches burned in Slidell were ordered by a Klan wrecking crew. Gipson said he quit the Klan last week and described prior recruitment, threats, and one act of violence against a white youth, while noting the burnings followed civil rights activity in the churches.
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Washington
Ku Klux Klan
Slidell
John H. Gipson
House Committee On UN- American Activities
Gipson
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Klan
Wrecking Crew
Clarence O’berry
Clavern
Roswell Board Accepts Bids For Equipment Purchases
The Roswell Board of Education accepted bids on four equipment items. Myers Co. of Albuquerque won a $861 bid for a Toro Gang Mower. New Mexico School and Office Supply bid $1,658 for curtains at Goddard High. IBM won two electric typewriters for $886. Nasco Inc. bid $798 for 200 band uniform bags. The board also authorized cashing a $100,000 government bill and investing $200,000 of operating funds in government bills.
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Roswell
Campaign to convert Walker AFB facilities into a two year college plan
Traylor outlines Walker campus as Roswell area junior college with potential two year program starting fall 1967 and possible four year transfer later. Roswell Community College would be governed by Eastern New Mexico University trustees and Roswell city system. eventual 2,500 students and 5,000 total future capacity with technical, nursing, electronics, aircraft technology, maintenance, tourism, and special education labs plus non credit adult programs.
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Traylor
Walker
Eastern
Roswell Community College
Eastern New Mexico University
Board of Regents
Roswell City
Department of Health and Welfare
New Mexico
Hospitals and medical center list births and dismissals
A long list of names and addresses appears under Hospitals ENM Medical Center Memorial Osteopathic and Walker Air Force Base with multiple individuals noted as admitted, dismissed, or births recorded on Jan 10. Names include Mrs. George Cullen Mrs. Susie Hood Mr. Vernon Elliott Debbie Payne Richard Barnes Cynthia Ann Rivera Stella Rene Rivera Debra Jan Rivera and others with associated addresses. A birth is noted for Mr. and Mrs. Sid Goodloe Capitan a son and two new astronautes at base.
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George Cullen
E. Bland
Susie Hood
S. Poplar
Clarence Winans
S. Union
Cyril Fuller
N. Kentucky
Vernon Elliott
Rt. 1
Jesse Cantlin
Hagerman
Horace Rackley
Portales
Deborah Payne
Lovington
Manuel Kimbrell
S. Cahoon
Richard Barnes
W. Seventh
Clyde Lively
Dexter
Jerry Bartel
Morningside
Manuel Reyes
E. Deming
Sid Goodloe
Capitan
Memorial Osteopathic
Pearl Casity
Ohio
Renate McIvers
F Street
Wafb
George Hobbs
J. D. Baker
Ira Rastus
Elizabeth Clarke
Willard Wren
Walker Air Force Base
Elias J. Nichols
A&e
A.J.C
Douglas C. Moreland
Artesia Plans $2 Million Auditorium Stadium and High School
Artesia School District voted to replace the high school with a new 20 room building including a library and admin offices, and to construct an auditorium on West 13 Street and a stadium to the west. Kern Smith Carlsbad and Arthur Gorrell Carlsbad named architects. bond issue amount pending a meeting with three architects. Old high school built in 1938 WPA project. Superintendent Westfall re‑employed. teachers reassigned under Economic Opportunity Act provisions.
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Artesia
Board of Education
Glenn Stone
Kern Smith
Carlsbad
Arthur Gorrell
Hugh Rowland
L. R. Westfall
Farm Management School On Irrigation Efficiency Tonight
A farm management school on Irrigation Efficiency will be held tonight at 7 o clock at the extension club building south of the city. All Chaves county farmers are invited. A team from New Mexico State University and local extension office people will present the program as part of a series.
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Extension Club
Chaves County
New Mexico State University
Thieves Hit Homes and Bike Stolen in City Break-ins
Burglaries reported Monday night at two homes and the theft of a motorcycle. Byron Eberhart reported a gold 1965 Yamaha bike with New Mexico plate M-8382 missing. Bertha Solis reported a boys’ watch a ring and cash missing after a door glass was broken. Rosie Lopez said entry was by a living room window with a watch and a radio taken.
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Byron Eberhart
E. Ballard
New Mexico
Bertha Solis
S. Ash
Rosie Lopez
S. Elm
Tinnie Man Cited After Car Hits Roswell Police Vehicle
A Tinnie man, Joe Gutierrez, was cited for careless driving after his car struck the rear of a Roswell police car in the 1200 block of West Second. The patrol car driven by George Metavelis sustained about $10 in damage. no damage to Gutierrez’s car was noted.
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Roswell
Joe Gutierrez
West Second
Gutierrez
George Metavelis
Markets Trading Is Heavy Trend Irregular
The New York stock market closed irregularly higher in heavy trading. Anken Chemical led active stocks with a 3 point gain while Admiral slipped about 1 percent. Motorola Zenith Polaroid IBM U S Smelting Anaconda National Periodical Radio Corp gained, Ford and GM fell, Treasury bonds unchanged.
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New York
Anken Chemical
Admiral
Motorola
Zenith
Polaroid
IBM
U.S
Anaconda Rose
National Periodical Publications
Radio Corp
Sperry Rand
Raytheon
Union Carbide
Control Data
Homestake
Lukens Steel
Ford
General Motors
American Telephone
American Stock Exchange
U.S. Treasury
Denver Livestock Prices Reported by USDA
Denver market circles show hogs mostly lower with barrows and gilts 56 lower and sows down to 25. sheep and cattle figures mixed with steady slaughter cows and scarce other classes. Slaughter lambs bring 27.00 to 28.20 for 85 to 110 pound range. feeder and shearing lambs 26.40 to 28.00. cattle slaughter data incomplete for test.
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Denver
Colo
USDA
Egg Prices Hold Steady in Chicago Market
In Chicago, egg wholesale prices show little change with 70 percent or better grade A whites at 37 cents, mixed at 37, mediums 33 2, standards 33, dirties unquoted, checks 28 cents.
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Chicago
Chicago Live Cattle and Dow Jones Averages
Market data brief shows live cattle prices from E. F. Hutton for February through December with highs lows and closes, plus weekly volumes. Dow Jones industrials and utilities indices close higher with notable gains in industrials and stocks.
Claim Adjusting School Seeks Trainees Nationwide
Prepare now to investigate all types of insurance claims. Adjusters needed in every state for large companies or independent offices. No selling required. Cars furnished, expenses paid. Train at home with placement assistance. Write Claim Adjusting School 1466 So. Federal Denver CO 80219 Tel 936-1843.
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Federal
Denver
Colorado
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Madiosa
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Ah H
UPI
John Boggs
EGP
Eddy County
U.S. Borax Chemical Corp
Hugo Riemer
Saskatoon
Sask
Riemer
Utah
Oso
San Juan-Chama
Boyles Brothers Drilling Co
Salt Lake City
U.S. Reclamation Bureau
Bureau
Council
School Board
NCO Club
Chaves County Independent
ST. Mary’s
Mary Scott
James Long
Emil Klemm
B. F. Williams
George Stewart
William Auer
Lyndon Jenkins
Enm Medical Center
James Smith
Delaware
Morris Tedro
W. Juniper
Joe Barber
Linda Vista
John Turner
Trailing Heart
Theresa Sparks
Cynthia Ann Rivera
Stella Rene Rivera
Debra Jan Rivera
Mary Ruth Fryer
S. Hemlock
Shirley Shull
N. Richardson
Sharon Smith
Dick Janssen
S. Kentucky
David Mertens
Spring River Motel
John Meir
Frank Rubio
Buelah Bivens
Lawana Burrell
Roswell Ledge No
Afesam
Tony Coatola, W.M
L. A
Riggs
American Tobacco Co
Roswell Monday
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Aillin
Reich
Am Can
Reyn Met
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Safeway
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San D Gas
Atchison
Sears Roek
Shell Oil
Chrysler
Sinclair
Socony
Swest PS
du Pont
Sperry Rd
Mus
el Paso NG
Denver Livestock
E. F. Hutton & Co
DOW Jones
Eee Ees
America
South Main
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