Witness on 1964 bombing questioned at Klan hearing
James Nolan Fortenberry, 33, refused to answer questions at the House Un-American Activities hearing about the Northside Reporter blast in Jackson Mississippi on Aug 27 1964. The explosion caused about 1000 dollars in damage with no injuries.
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Washington
James Nolan Fortenberry
House Committee On UnAmerican
Donald T. Appell
Fortenberry
Jackson
Miss
Hazel Brannon Smith
Atlantic City
N.J
Mississippi
Church approves $50,000 new education building
Immanuel Lutheran Church at Third and Missouri approves a $50,000 construction project to replace the old parish building with an L shaped education wing to the north behind the church. Rev. Arnold Brase, pastor, says the move shows confidence in the community.
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Immanuel Lutheran Church
Third and
Missouri
Arnold Brase
Dillingham Ranch Sold In Colorado Amid Transfer
A 60 000 acre Dillingham Ranch in southeast Colorado sold for 1 383 800. The Las Animas County clerk's office records show buyers as a new local rancher farmer consortium. The Dillingham family of Enid Oklahoma had owned the property for 16 years.
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Associated Press
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Dillingham
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Roswell Men Buy Guadalupe Mountain Ranches for 655000
Two Roswell men A S and J B Patterson purchased 225 sections of Guadalupe Mountain ranches from National Livestock Co for 655000. Judge Kermit Nash of Hobbs ordered the land sold after a dissolution petition by John R Joyce and others, with Joyce and associates later held in contempt for seeking a restraining order.
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Roswell
Guadalupe Mountain
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National Livestock Co
National Livestock
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Republicans to Discuss Message on Johnson Address
Three television networks will air a half hour of Republican discussion about President Johnson's State of the Union. Sen. Everett Dirksen and Rep. Gerald Ford will assess the address in a program taped for telecast by CBS at 10 30 p m and by NBC and ABC at 11 30 p m.
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State of the Union
Viet Nam
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Everett Dirksen
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Gerald B. Ford
Rmich
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Deprived Students Seek Federal Education Funds in Roswell Chaves County
The Chaves County School system files a 56 203 request with the State Department of Education for federal aid to educate 240 deprived children across six schools. Roswell aims for 221 000 to fund an Ungraded Primary Program with remedial reading audio visual tools and salaries for 11 new teachers. The plan includes Saturday vocational guidance a summer remedial program medical dental care counseling and extended summer operations with six classes at Mountain View and Berrendo Junior High five at East Grand Plains. The budget covers instruction health food service administration and equipment purchases with a total end date of August 31.
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Roswell
Mountain View
Berrendo
East Grand Plains
Roswell Chamber Banquet Seeks Reservations
The Roswell Chamber of Commerce will host a Saturday banquet at 7 p.m. in the New Mexico Military Institute Mess Hall. Frank C. Di Luzio of Kingston, Md., director of the Office of Saline Water, outlines regional water topics and desalination plant roles. Reservations are $5 per couple.
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Industrial Development Corporation
Chamber of Commerce
Ave Maria Center
Roswell
Break Out Nets $1 000 at Primm Drug
About $1,000 in cash was stolen from Primm Drug at 1001 W Second in a break out theft. Police believe the thief hid inside the store then exited after hours, breaking a north door glass at 3:55 a.m. The exterior door glass was found outside, and the office door was forced. A preliminary inventory is underway to check for missing drugs or merchandise.
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Primm Drug
Antipoverty Reform Urged by Lawmakers Over Program Funds
Washington AP reported the House Labor Committee chair and Republican members urged a thorough review of the 1.5 billion antipoverty program. Rep. Adam Clayton Powell Jr. proposed scrapping cultural and social programs to focus on job training and employment, while Rep. William Ayres called for bipartisan probes, an independent audit of 2.3 billion in OEO funds, and a management survey amid alleged misuse concerns.
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Congress
Ayres
Viet Nam
GOP
Office of Economic Opportunity
Antipoverty
Parole Denied for Albuquerque Man in 1962 Slaying
Robert Hardy of Albuquerque, serving a 110 year manslaughter term for killing his step-daughter in 1962, had parole denied by the New Mexico Board of Probation and Parole. He faced murder charges later reduced to manslaughter and holds a 5 to 20 year habitual criminal sentence.
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Robert Hardy
Albuquerque
New Mexico Board of Probation and Parole
Hardy
Eva Jean Melton
Parole Board
University of New Mexico
Bernalillo
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