Roswell Brackish Water Center May Boost City Research
Frank C. Di Luzio of the Office of Saline Water urged Roswell citizens that a Brackish Water Center here could advance freezing and reverse osmosis research to convert brackish water into potable water. He noted funding hinges on Congress and cited five-year plans emphasizing test facilities and hardware improvements. He warned of war-related budget pressures and outlined long-range goals including cheaper agricultural water and nationwide reclaimed water use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Stubbs
di Luzio
Congress
Office of
Saline Water
Albuquerque
John M. Kelly
Roswell
Potomac
Pecos
Los Alamos
Bureau of Reclamation
Board of
New Mexico School of Mines
Socorro
Fairbanks - Morse and Co
OSW
National Water Council
Clinton P. Anderson
New Mexico
Aqualantes, Water Study and Action Group
Chamber of Commerce
Rosco Fletcher
Aqualantes
Gail Harris
California
Real Estate Sales Hit 1965 Peak in Roswell Banquet
Roswell real estate sales totaled 9 751 000 dollars in 1965, the city's high in years, announced Saturday by outgoing Roswell Board of Realtors president Johnny Owen at the annual banquet. Walter Keesing of Santa Fe installed 1966 officers. John Schnedar became president, Gene White vice president, John Holland secretary treasurer, with new directors Frank Shelton Robert Schaefer Max Littell Randall Ryde and Owen re elected. Holland received a service plaque. Jo Ann Mortenson and Jay Carr were also recognized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Keesing
The
Realtors Assn
New Mexico
John Schnedar
Roswell
Johnny Owen
Roswell Board of Realtors
Gene White
John Holland
Frank Shelton
Robert Schaefer
Max Littell
Randall Ryde
Owen
Holland
Jo Ann Mortenson
Board of Realtors
Jay Carr
Albuquerque
Winter storm hits Raton with heavy snow and drifts
Northeastern New Mexico towns report seven inches of snow in Raton with drifts up to two feet. The storm extends to Vaughn and reaches the Texas Panhandle, per the Weather Bureau.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Raton
New Mexico
U.S
Rebellious Nigerian Troops Stage Coup
Rebellious Nigerian Army troops seized Prime Minister Sir Abubakar Tafawa Balewa and declared control. A Radio Lagos broadcast later said Gen. Ironsi still controlled part of the army and was taking measures to restore order. Reports also claimed assassinations of two political leaders and shutdown of Lagos communications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Abubakar Tafewa Baiewa
Lagos
Radio
Cotonou
Dahomey
Aguiya Ironsi
Festus Okotie Eboh
Ironsi
Nigeria
Ivory Coast
16Th Regiment
Kennecott Plant Workers Return After Short Walkout
About 100 Local 890 workers returned to the Kennecott Copper Corp. smelter in Hurley as talks between union officials and management continued over grievances that caused a two day walkout. Spokesmen said negotiations would resume Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurley
Kennecott Copper Corp
Independent
International Union of Mine, Mill and Smelter
Revolutionaries End 13 Day Cuba Conference
Delegates from Asia Africa and Latin America wrap a 13 day gathering in Havana urging immediate U S withdrawal from South Vietnam and the Dominican Republic and calling for broader socialist world revolt Their two new armed struggle groups will promote actions from Havana with a 13 member secretariat and a 12 member committee as headquarters until Cairo hosts the second solidarity conference in 1968
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac M. Flores
Havana
Asia
Africa
Latin America
United States
South
Viet Nam
Dominican Republic
Cairo
Rusk says talks with South Vietnam leaders in harmony for peace
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said he left Saigon encouraged by progress with South Vietnamese leaders toward peace and security. A joint communique pledged continuing military measures against Communists, with U S support for Vietnam and aid to improve civilians' lives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rusk
Saigon
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Henry Cabot Lodge
Nguyen van Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
South Viet Nam
United States
Viet Nam
Washington
Southeast Asia
Johnson
Harriman
Sunday Reading Guide Highlights Education Ads and Costs
A Sunday reading roundup notes a postal service plan approval tied to political activity to aid education. It mentions antiwar leaflets, arrests over costs pegged at 10.5 billion dollars, a successful cut out luncheon, and upcoming nursing career explanations. The sports section reports Artesia squeezing by Goddard and Odessa edging NMMI Broncos with January pacing by Aaron.
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Postal Service Plan
LE Bates Gore
Nehru
Colt
Coyote
Aaron
Goddard
Odessa
Nmmi Broncos
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CREA
Canada
Colorado
Roswell Inn
Santa Fe
Alamogordo
John Birch Society
William MeeGaw
the Southwesterner
A. A. Webster Jr
House Education and Labor Committee
New Bedford
Mass
President Johnson
Frankfort
Kentucky Education Association
Gstaad
Switzerland
John F. Kennedy
Karen E. Woo
U.S.A
Barbara Ann Kong
Yatming Chan
San Francisco
Chinatown
UPI
Frank di Luzio
Washington, D. C
New Mexico Military Institute
Bates Hall
Charlie Fowler
de Luzio
Sam Agee
NMMI
Mineral Resources
Kelly
Wyatt
London
Cation With
Sardar Ahmadu Bello
Samuel I. Akintola
Western
Makarios
Cyprus
High Commission
Kennecott Plant
Cuba
4Th
Hys
Sunday Reading Guide
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