Governor outlines 1966 legislative program and reforms
New Mexico Governor Jack Campbell announced a 1966 legislative program focusing on institutional revisions, repeal of the Highway Anti-Bypass Act, and new departments. He also highlighted reapportionment, education funding, and a budget plan to be delivered in the opening day message.
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Bill Feather
Statehouse
Santa FE
Jack Campbell
Campbell
Senate
New Mexico
State Investment Council
State Highway Department
Roswell Area Funeral Rites Set For Three Residents
Multiple funeral services are planned in Roswell for Jewel Elizabeth Cullen 55 of 1510 E Bland who died Wednesday Warren Debb Fuller 53 of 1105 E Poe a World War II veteran and Phyllis N Gessert 80 of 604 N Kentucky whose remains will be at Turner Funeral Home and services at First Presbyterian Church. Interments follow at South Park Cemetery.
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Ballard Chapel
Jewel Elizabeth Cullen
E. Bland
Cullen
Roswell
Union County
Quinton Montgomery
Connell Taylor
Eunice Schumpert
South Park Cemetery
R. D. Bristow
Charles B. Owens
Earl Christensen
Lonnie Willis
James Alston
A. Fred Spinks
Lewis M. Hill
Bob Coons
U.S. Marshall
Warren Debb Fuller
E. Poe
Fuller
W. S. Boyett
South Main Church of Christ
Darlene Meredith
Raymond Cox
N. A. Hawkins
T. J. Gentry
J. B. Sharer
O. F. Meredith
Roger Woods
Howard Hendricks
Billy Durham
Jim Jennings
R. S. Studdard
Carl Day
Dwight Sharp
Phyllis N. Gessert
Kentucky
First Presbyterian Church
Major Gibson Joins Roswell Methodist Church Staff
Maj George F Gibson newly retired from the Air Force joins First Methodist Church Roswell as church administrator overseeing the youth division. He served in World War II Navy and Air Force from 1948 to 1966, taught at Castle AFB and Walker AFB, and was active in PTA and scouting. He and his wife Jo and three sons live at 707 Adams Dr.
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George F. Gibson
Air Force
First Methodist Church
Roswell
Major Gibson
New Concord
University of Maryland
Mississippi Southern University
U.S. Navy
U.S. Air
Wayne
Roswell Senior High
Paul
Sierra Junior High
Randy
Valley View School
Adams Dr
Local Marriage Licenses Issued January 13
Allan Leroy Berger 21 and Phyllis Jean Edwards 18 both of Roswell. Marcellus A. Marg 32 of Winona Minn and M Corinne Pruit 37 of Roswell. Phillip J. Farren Jr 27 and Sandra C. Hay 24 both of Roswell.
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Allan Leroy Berger
Phyllis Jean Edwards
Roswell
Marcellus A. Marg
Winona
Four Thousand Dollar Suit Alleges Accident Injuries
A $4,000 damage suit filed in Fifth District Court stems from a March 1, 1965 traffic accident. Plaintiff Joe W. Payne seeks $1,500 for medical expenses and $2,500 for Lana Jo Payne’s pain and suffering, alleging Kenneth Gough drove negligently near McGaffey and Lea.
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Fifth District Court
Joe W. Payne
Lana Jo Payne
Kenneth Gough
McGaffey and
Lea
Bridge Honored Santa Fe In Iron Workers Calendar
The Rio Grande Gorge Bridge north of Taos is named among 12 structures pictured on the 1966 calendar by the International Association of Bridge Structural and Ornamental Iron Workers. The sites are described as National Monuments to Man's Progress.
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Santa FE
Rio Grande Gorge
Taos
International Association of Bridge, Structural and Ornamental Iron Workers
Revolver Stolen From Kimbrough Home
D. E. Kimbrough reports a burglary at his 301 East Wildy residence on Thursday. A Colt revolver valued at $70 was taken. entry appeared to be made through a door from the garage into the house.
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D.E. Kimbrough
E. Wildy
Christians in New Mexico urged to attend Conscience Manifestation
The New Mexico Council of Churches Christian Social Action Department calls Christians statewide to a 4:30 p.m. Sunday gathering at the State Capitol in Santa Fe. The event presents a Manifestation of Conscience urging peace in the world, cease bombing North Vietnam, direct peace negotiations, and no escalation.
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Department of Christian Social Action
New Mexico Council of Churches
Santa Fe
Southeast Asia
Department
Bruce Rolstad
New Mexico
Viet Nam
Max K. Jones
Ros
Well
Cooperative Christian Concern
Council
Christian Social Action Department
Rev. Jones
Ruidoso School Board backs state funding plan details
The Ruidoso Municipal School Board endorsed a three point proposal from the New Mexico State School Board to resolve school finances. It seeks $400 per master’s held teacher and $50 per year of service, plus returning the five mill state levy to counties. The measure aims to restore local control and cover a projected $6 million cost.
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Lincoln County Bureau
Ruidoso
Ruidoso Municipal School Board
New Mexico State School Board
White
Dave Parks
Lincoln County
Bill Shreeengost
Capitan
Parks
New Mexico Gubernatorial Candidates Debate School Funding
Four Democratic contenders outlined how to fund public schools in New Mexico. Former Gov. John Burroughs urged spending as needed for quality education and measurement of methods, while House Speaker Bruce King’s representative framed education financing as a taxation issue and called for seeking federal aid.
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Associated Press
Albuquerque
John Burroughs
New Mexico
Bruce King
King
Snow and Sleet Dampen Wide Areas With No Severe Storms
Snow rain and sleet fell across scattered sections of the nation today but no severe storms were reported. A Midwest to Northeast snow drop moved through Wisconsin Illinois and New York with heavy readings in Buffalo and Syracuse. Freezing rain and sleet hit Appalachia while rain stretched to the Gulf coasts and into Washington state. A deadly Wisconsin storm caused 11 deaths from heart attacks while shoveling snow and cleaning cars.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Wisconsin
Illinois
Buffalo
Syracuse
N.Y
California
Washington
City Fire and Electrical Incidents Reported
Reports of grass and trash burning by city crew in the 1800 block West Third at 2 56 p m under control. A short circuit in an electric stove at 202 E Poe at 5 51 p m caused no damage. At St Marys Hospital 4 56 a m Friday a short circuit in an intercom outlet on the second floor caused no fire.
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West
Third
E. Poe
Larry Newman
St. Mary’s Hospital
Hospital Admits and Births Include Multiple Local Names
Jan 13 admissions list Mrs. Max Shepherd Mrs. Jane Hawkins infant Enjady Mescalero Mrs. William Gel wick Artesia Scott Sterrett Earl Dillard Mrs. John Dean Route 2. Births include a son to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Peralta Lake Arthur and to S. S.gt Graves and A J C Dunnuck at 6th AEMS. Numerous residents named in St Marys records and Walker Air Force Base staff listings.
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Max Shepherd
W. Third
Jane Hawkins
S. Evergreen
Enjady
William Gelwick
Artesia
Scott Sterrett
Earl Dillard
N. Washington
John Dean
Ray Peralta
Lake Arthur
Walker Air Force Base
William D. Graves
6Th
AEMS
A.J.C
John E. Dunnuck
ST. Mary’s
David Culp
E. Conner
Grady Rogers
Floyd
Andrew Adams
E. Albuquerque
Margaret Alvarez
Dexter
Cliff Lacer
Manuel Reyes
Donald Barnhill
Robert Sylvis
Jack Cogan
Thomas Phillips
Horace Rackley
Cecilia Flores
Manuel Ivans
Manford Moore
Pearl Cole
William Foster
Perry Short
Evelyn Gage
Jerry Bortell
Paul Wright
N. Sherman
Car Affects College and Main and North Main Intersections
At 8 21 a m on College and Main Fred Willbanks of 1422 West Alameda and Clifford C Jones of 1200 East Country Club Road collided in an incident. Jones cited for illegally emerging from a driveway. At 2 46 p m in the 1400 block of North Main Ruth Engwall of 601 Sarnett and Miller Carothers of 1401 North Kentucky were involved with Carothers cited for careless driving.
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College and Main
Fred Willbanks
W. Alameda
Clifford C. Jones
E. Country Club Road
Jones
North Main
Ruth Engwall
Sarnett
Miller Carothers
Kentucky
Carothers
DWI Charged After One Car Crash South of Roswell
Clarence Scott aged 26 of 1715 North Maryland was charged with driving while intoxicated and leaving the scene after a one car crash south of Roswell. State Police found Scott and a companion about four hours after the damaged vehicle was located on South Sunset Avenue. The car ran off the road striking a mailbox and a sign before ending in a ditch.
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Clarence Scott
Maryland
Roswell
Scott
Sunset Avenue
Roswell Man Sentenced for Larceny Under 100
Charlie Dutchover of Roswell was sentenced to six months in Chaves County jail after pleading guilty to larceny under 100. The charge stemmed from items stolen from a house last November and was reduced from burglary and larceny over 100.
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Charlie Dutchover
Roswell
Chaves County
Markets end mixed as profit taking trims gains
Turbulent session ends with modest overall advances after early strength. Volume reached about 9.3 million shares as trading closes at 2 pm due to transit strike effects. Leaders include Xerox Polaroid and Du Pont while Anken Chemical Boeing ease on profit taking amid inflation fears.
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NEW York
New York Transit
Chemway
Xerox
Polaroid
du Pont
Texas
Anken Chemical
Boeing
Fairchild Camera
General Electric
Kennecott
Storer Broadcasting
American Stock Exchange
Gulf Sulphur
Pneumodynamics
Lundy Electronics
U.S. Treasury
Car Collides With Scooter Injuring Teen in Roy
Milburn Rodgers, 15, of 805 Mullis Ave, treated at ENM Medical Center after a car struck the motor scooter he rode at 12th and Washington around 3 p.m. The driver was Martin Goldman, 812 W. 12th. Police said no citations would be issued.
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Milburn Rodgers
Mullis Ave
Enm Medical Center
12Th
Washington
Martin Goldman
Prisoners Returned For Re-sentencing In Roswell
Two inmates from the state penitentiary are sent back to Roswell for re sentencing in Fifth District Court. John H. Hess aged 23 and Marvin T. Erb aged 34 filed writs of error in connection with habitual criminal status. Hearings for both are scheduled Monday.
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State Penitentiary
Roswell
Fifth District
John H. Hess
Marvin T. Erb
Denver Livestock Run At National Western Stock Show
USDA reports from Denver show cattle 400 and calves 150 consigned to the National Western Stock Show. Hogs 100 and sheep 500 are listed but not enough for market test.
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Denver Livestock
Denver
Colo
USDA
National Western Stock Show
Chicago Live Cattle Prices Summary
February to December listings show high, low and closing prices for live cattle contracts traded by E F Hutton. Figures include March, April, June, August, October and December with highs from 27.12 to 29.15 and lows from 26.85 to 28.85 and closes near 27.12 to 29.15.
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Chicago
E.F. Hutton & Co
Egg Market in Chicago Steady Prices Mixed Grades
Chicago egg market shows steady prices with Grade A whites at 70 percent or better, 37 for mixed, 36 for mediums, 33 for standards, and 28 for checks not quoted. Market tone indicates marginal shifts across standard grades.
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Chicago
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