County Sets Rules for Public Land Sales in Chaves County
William Campbell of the Bureau of Land Management told County Commissioners that land offered for sale by the agency requires local zoning approval. The Public Land Law Commission Act creates a committee to study lands and laws with a 1968 deadline for recommendations. Interim laws include the Public Sale Law and the Classification and Multiple Use Act governing disposal for development, residential, agricultural or grazing uses.
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Lyndon Johnson
Chaves County
William Campbell
Roswell
Bureau of Land Management
Campbell
Public Land Law Commission Act
United States
Land policy and road plans discussed by county commissioners
The commissioners reviewed land disposal limits under 5 120 acres and the Classification and Multiple Use Act. They rejected C E Daniels offer of 3500 for a 22 acre strip and will hire an appraiser pending District Attorney Hanagan’s approval. They may pursue condemnation if no agreement. Mountain View seeks higher cigarette tax share and road widening near the airbase road awaits J P Cannon’s consent.
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Secretary of Interior
C. E. Daniels
Patrick Hanagan
Mountain View Recreation Council
County Recreation Council
Mountain View
J. P. Cannon
Protestants Back Church Integration Across Nation
A nationwide poll of 7,000 American Protestants shows broad support for racial integration in churches and communities yet many would resist selling homes to someone of another race if neighbors object. Editor Dr Daniel A Poling notes Alaska tops tolerance, while South Carolina ranks lowest.
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New York
Christian Herald Magazine
Daniel A. Poling
Alaska
Hawaii
Utah
Alabama
Mississippi
South Carolina
Funeral Rites Pending for Graham and Others in Roswell Area
Ballard Funeral Home lists services pending for Benjamin Jack Graham 41 of Roswell died at home after a prolonged illness. Other Roswell residents Benigno L. Garza 68, Georgia B. de Moreno 67 also have arrangements pending. Survivors include spouses children and extended relatives.
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Ballard
Benjamin Jack Graham
Roswell
Graham
Benigno L. Garza
E. Summit
Mr. Garza
Mexico
Jimenez
Petra Perez
Laredo
Tex
Henry
Robert
Beni
Lilia Salas
Mary Romero
Georgia B. DE Moreno
East
van Buren
Ballard Funeral Home
Moreno
Georgia Belmarez
Mateluala
Edinburg
Texas
St. John’s Catholic Church
Local Hospitals Announce Visiting Hours and Notices
Visiting hours listed for General and Maternity wards across area hospitals. Births announced for Dexter and other towns, with multiple families welcoming daughters and sons. Dismissals and ongoing patient notices appear alongside address-linked references and a Walker Air Force Base birth.
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Walker Air Force Base
Patrick W.W. O'Brien
OMS
Icy Deep Freeze Keeps Wide Area Under Subzero Temperatures
The Associated Press reports a massive belt of frigid air moves from the Midwest into the Ohio Valley. North Dakota and Minnesota report dozens of below zero readings with Williston reaching 38 below, while Wisconsin and Nebraska also endure extreme cold.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Ohio Valley
North Dakota
South Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Williston
N.D
Minot
Bismarck
Fargo
Jamestown
Huron
S.C
Twin Cities
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Rochester
Alexandria
Minn
Nebraska
la Crosse
Wis
Multiple Tuesday Accidents Listed At City Intersections
A string of accident reports lists several incidents on Tuesday at intersections including Second and Kentucky Third and Virginia and E Second and Garden S E Main and Marker. Drivers are named with addresses and co drivers noted for each crash.
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Kentucky
Lonnie Lee Parks
Rt. 1
Vasiti Vena Fullen
S. Kentucky
Virginia
Lloyd Joe Dollar
N. Greenwood
George Lee Riggan
Garden
A.m
Danny R. Willard
N. Main
Hazel M. Peterson
E. Reed
S.E. Main
Marker
John R. Jones
Donald M. Rose
W. Mathews
City Man Charged Assault on Officer
A Roswell man is charged with assault after attempting to pull a butcher knife on a police officer. The arrest occurred at St. Marys Hospital where his wife was being treated for a cut left leg after witnesses said the couple fought in the emergency room.
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Roswell
St. Mary's Hospital
Jackpot Calf Roping Showdown at Fairgrounds
Sunday event at the fairgrounds features calf roping jackpot with three calves in the average. Competition begins at 12 noon with matches across arenas 1 12 13 14 and 15.
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Fairgrounds
Protest over Ft Bayard VA hospital closing in New Mexico
New Mexico’s four member delegation protested the proposed closure of the Ft Bayard VA hospital near Silver City. They urged more information and a delay or cancellation, noting no veterans facilities would remain within 200 miles. The 215 bed hospital employs 160 full-time staff with annual expenses around $2 million.
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Washington
Johnson
New Mexico
Veterans Administration Hospital
Ft. Bayard
N.M
Clinton P. Anderson
Joseph Montoya
Thomas Morris
E. S. Johnny Walker
Montoya
White House
Walker
Veterans Hospital
Wayne Aspinall
D-Colo
Olin E. Teague
D-Tex
House Veterans Affairs Committee
Silver City
Congress
End of an era as Burch ousted from Goldwater camp
Six months after Goldwater’s San Francisco victory he dismissed Dean Burch as Republican national chairman. Goldwater said Burch would quit April 1 and be succeeded by Ray Bliss of Ohio. The GOP faced a harsh election campaign and internal splits as Barry Goldwater pressed for conservative leadership.
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Larry Osius Washington
Goldwater
San Francisco
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Cow
Burch
Tucson
GOP
Phoenix
Ray Bliss
Ohio
Cowtown Banker Gets Eight Years for Embezzlement
Richard Davenport, 45, former head of a Valentine Nebraska bank, pled guilty to two counts of embezzlement admitting as much as 3 million dollars. He received consecutive sentences of 5 to 10 years and 2 to 5 years, totaling a minimum eight years. The sentencing followed a brief court appearance with his wife present.
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Valentine
Neb
Nebraska
Husky Richard Davenport
Davenport
John H. Newton
State Banking Department
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Nebraska State Bank of
Improvements approved for Lakes Park and New Mexico parks
The State Finance Board approved over 39 000 for state park improvements including Bluewater Bottomless Lakes City of Rocks Conchas Lake Elephant Butte Hyde Park Navajo Lake Pancho Villa Storrie Lake Ute Lake with funds from a severance tax bond issue. Also noted are tools and counters purchases.
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Santa FE ‘Ap
New Mexico
State Finance Board
Bluewater State Park
City of Rocks
Conchas Lake
Elephant Butte
Hyde Park
Navajo Lake
Pancho Villa
Storrie Lake
Ute Lake
State Warehouse
State oil allowable unchanged in New Mexico February plan
An oil industry representative urged cutting the February daily per unit oil allowable but the commission kept it at 40 barrels for southeast fields and 70 barrels for northwest fields. H J Frederic of Phillips Petroleum testified that demand would stay high in winter but fall in spring and summer. The commission retained January levels for February. estimated February production totals were 295,426 barrels in the southeast and 20,716 in the northwest.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Southeast
Northwest
H. J Frederic
Phillips Petroleum Co
Oi Conservation Commission
Frederic
Expanded 2 Man Space Flight Forecast From Senate Panel
Sen. Clinton P. Anderson predicts an expanded two man Gemini program next year with more flights than previously planned. He notes NASA budget will level off near five billion dollars for several years after initial proposals peaked around thirteen billion. The White House delayed Johnson space proposals to later this month.
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Washington
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
Anderson
Senate Space Committee
U.S
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
White House
Johnson
Ee Tees
Markets Gain Ground in Heavy Trading as Stocks Advance
The market broadened its gains in heavy afternoon trading led by drug and airline shares. Merck Pfizer and Norwich Pharmacal rose near two points. United Delta and TWA gained over a point. Dow Jones averages edged higher with industrials up 2.20, rails up 9.31, utilities and composites mixed. Egg prices remained steady with wholesale buying unchanged. Cattle and hogs traded mixed in Denver.
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New York
Merck
Pfizer
Norwich Pharmacal
Schering
United
Delta
TWA
du Pont
General Electric
Kennecott
Sears, Roebuck
U.S. Steel
General Motors
Jersey Standard
American Telephone
Chicago Yellow Cab
J.S. Case
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Chicago
API
DOW Jones
THE
Associated Press
Detroit Officer Rescues Youth From Bridge Fall
Detroiter Norman Rau wrestled a youth named Gilbert Herrera 20 feet above a freeway railing in a two minute struggle during rush hour. Herrera threatened with a jagged bottle as Rau held on until a bread truck driver and two officers aided. Rau suffered a possible rib injury and was hospitalized for observation.
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Detroit
Gilbert Herrera
Norman Rau
Rau
Herrera
Acreage legislation eyed for beet growers in curry county
CLOVIS AP Curry County sugar beet growers heard Virgil Marsh president of the Texas New Mexico Sugar Beet Growers Association seek legislation to raise production acreage. He spoke to about 75 growers Tuesday night. Marsh said a new sugar plant could be built near Dumas Stratford in West Texas. Lily manager Ho Sugar Co Hereford Tex said Curry County’s 540000 tons of beets brought to the plant last year exceeded expectations for a first crop.
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Clovis
Curry County
The
Texas
Virgil Marsh
Marsh
Dumas- Stratford
Lily
Ho Sugar Co
Hereford
Tex
Chicago live cattle market notes for April to October
The report lists bid and ask ranges for live cattle in Chicago from April to October, including April Close 23.30 with volume 23, and October Close 24.25 with small volumes other futures details. Numbers show fluctuating prices across months with highs near 24.30 and lows near 23.60.
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Chicago
E. F. Hutton & Co
Highlands U Proxy Shocked At BEF Action
Dr. Thomas Donnelly president of New Mexico Highlands University says he is shocked by a Finance Board attack on an $8 million BEF bond distribution recommendation. He notes only a quarter of the bonds went to smaller institutions while the two largest received three quarters. He hopes BEF will not bow to pressure to further reduce small institutions.
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Las Vegas
API
New Mexico Highlands University
Finance Board
Board of Educational Finance
Thomas Donnelly
Donnelly
BEF
Black's Status In Permian Gas Case Uncertain
Washington AP reports it is unclear what steps will follow to disqualify David S. Black from the Permian Basin natural gas rate case. The Federal Power Commission, without Black, rejected a petition by 20 companies to remove him over a speech last fall. Hearings on an examiner's decision begin February 8 as producers consider further actions.
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Washington
David S. Black
Federal Power Commission
Permian Basin
Commission
Black
Cutting Horse Contest at Fairground Arena
A cutting horse contest will be held at the Fairground Arena on Sunday January 17 at 12 o clock noon. The event features divisions 1 2 3 4 5 and 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 in the schedule.
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Sun
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B. J. Graham
Tatum
Tatum High School
Lillian Anderson
Carrizozo
Caprock Baptist Church
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Ballut Abyad Shrine
Order of the Eastern Star No. 35
Lovington
Ben Garza
ENM Medical Center
Donald R. White
Anna, Ill
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Carlsbad
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Adams Dr
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W.iith St
Edward Fletcher
E. Third St
Lloyd Martinez
Antonia Armendarez
Dexter
Garry Rankin
Plains Park
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Orchard Park
ST. Mary's
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Ruidose
Greta Proctor
S. Cedar
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Ralph Shugart
Donald Cassels
Bul Goree
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Joyce McCarter
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W. Hendricks
Sherman Smith
Crescent Dr
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T. E. Montgomery
Edward Kutsner
J.D. Hodgson
Lucille Flowers
Pedro Zamora
Jasper Isom
Glen Graves
Wallace Reinecke
Richard Garcia
S. Grand
John W. Hatch
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Memorial Osteopathic
Willard Wren
W. Second St
John Comeau
E. Fourth St
Mona Lisa Comeau
Carol Saenz
Ulric Smith
N. Virginia
Victor Aldaco
Elma Ashlock
William Wright
Sally Reno
Ft. Bayard VA
Dean Burch
Cowtown
Lakes Park
Newton
Lincoln
Cherry County
Richard L. Sittler
Nevada
UPI
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Int Oil & Gas
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