Hereford Sale Opens as Show Brings 75 Top Animals
The Southeastern New Mexico Hereford Association hosts a two day event with about 75 top animals from 14 consignors at the Southeastern New Mexico State Fair grounds. Ed Jeffers of Springer judges today’s show while Walter Britton and Gene Watson are tomorrow’s auctioneers.
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Southeastern New Mexico Hereford Association
Southeastern New Mexico State Fair Grounds
DAV
Bert Roy
Sam A. Hughes
L. C. Hudson
Fair Grounds
Ed Jeffers
Springer
Walter Britton
Gene, Watson
Diplomats Report Moscow Fear of Eisenhower Middle East Plan
Foreign diplomats in Moscow say the Kremlin views the Eisenhower Middle East program as encirclement and seeks concrete countermeasures. They note Soviet economy strained by satellites and criticize heavy military emphasis following the Egypt crisis.
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Moscow
Kremlin
Eisenhower
Middle East
Jeclive Cuoulilcl Allan
Dmitri Shepilov
Soviet Union
U. S
Egypt
Russia
General Martin to Speak at Roswell Jaycee Banquet
Brig. Gen. Glen W. Martin of Walker Air Force Base will headline the Roswell Jaycee distinguished service award banquet set for January 31 at the Holiday Inn. The event honors the top three in the Jaycees young man of the year contest with specific guests and officials invited.
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Glen W. Martin
Walker Air Force Base
47Th Air Division
Roswell
Emmit Jennings
Jennings
Jaycees
DSA
Cathey
Carl Nicholas
E. 0. Moore
Dexter
al Woodburn
Farm Bureau
Weibert Files Candidacy for School Board
Bayard E. Weibert of 1603 Mesa Dr yesterday filed as a candidate for the Board of Education. Two seats open as terms end, with Herbert H. Mardis and two others also candidates. Grady Southworth and Cecil Anderson named among early contenders. Election set for Feb. 5.
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Bayard E. Weibert
Mesa Dr
Board of Education
Herbert H. Mardis
Grady Southworth
Cecil Anderson
New Mexico Road Toll Totals So Far This Year
The record tracks the current year road toll in New Mexico and compares it to the figure at this date last year, highlighting changes and ongoing traffic safety concerns.
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N. M
Children fall through ice in Back River incident in Baltimore
Sandra Phil lips and Leona Rynarzewski, both 11, fell through Back River ice while friends and neighbors aided. Mrs Rynarzewski, Mrs Oechsler, and Mitchell McFarland with a truck driver pulled Sandra and Leona from the water, each neighbor briefly entering the cold to help.
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Baltimore
Sandra Phillips
Back River
Leona Rynarzewski
Gas Pipeline Blast Kills Three Men in Kansas
An explosion at Panhandle Eastern's Liberal Kansas compressor station killed three workers and injured fourteen as the blast wrecked the main building and damaged nearby structures. Officials aim to restore about 70 percent of gas deliveries to six state system users while industrial supply was cut off.
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Liberal
Kan
Kansas
Detroit
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline Co
Panhandle Eastern
Missouri
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Michigan
J.D. Armstrong
Melvin Swafford
James Hanes
Paul’s Valley
Okla
Ivan Hill
Oklahoma and
Texas Panhandles
Mechem Plans To Appoint Abell And Reappoint Leibrand
Gov Edwin Mechem says he will appoint William H Abell of Los Alamos and reappoint Leroy Leibrand of Las Cruces to the Public Service Commission Abell was the unsuccessful Republican candidate for corporation commissioner Moynihan the Taos Democrat would be replaced Leibrand was the first Republican on the commission appointed by Mechem in 1951 Moynihan was named by former Gov John Simms two years ago
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Santa FE
Edwin Mechem
William H. Abell
Leroy Leibrand
Public Service Commission
Abell
Los Alamos
Terry Moynihan
Taos
Suit to Annul Marriage Filed by Pamela Burton
Mrs Pamela Joan Burton files suit in Los Angeles to annul her marriage to Russell J Burton a New York publicist. The filing follows an alleged assault during a rainstorm in which she says he pulled her from a car stabbed her with a screwdriver and attempted to drown her by forcing her head into a gutter. A district attorney complaint charges assault with intent to kill. Mrs Burton was released from St Johns Hospital in Santa Monica yesterday.
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Los Angeles
Russell J. Burton
New York
Pamela Joan Burton
F. Hugh Herbert
Burton
Five Day Limit proposed in Egypt at UN
Asian and African delegations urged the U N General Assembly to order Israel to withdraw all forces from Egypt and the Gaza Strip within five days. A stronger measure could withhold aid if Israel fails to comply and Hammarskjold would report within five days. Israel claims most Sinai forces will be out by next Tuesday except Sharm el Sheikh.
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U.N. General Assembly
Israel
Egypt
Gaza Strip
Assembly
Egypt-Israel
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N
Abba Eban
Hammarskjold
Sinai Desert
Sharm el Sheikh
Red Sea
Gulf of
Aqaba
Eilat
Eban
Gaza
Negev Desert
Mediterranean
Strip
Palestine
New York Times
Washington
Uuv
Gulf of Aqaba
Youth Dies In Motorbike Car Collision In Carlsbad
A 19-year-old Carlsbad youth Aubrey Davis was killed when his motorcycle collided with a car driven by Kathryn Taylor 18 at an intersection in Carlsbad. The death raised the state traffic toll for the year to 11, matching last year's count.
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Associated Press
Carlsbad
Aubrey Dee Davis
Kathryn Taylor
Airman Hurt In Base Area Collision And Petty Larceny Cases
Airmen from the 509th ARS face 60 day sentences for petit larceny after the theft of a Firestone tire from Hack Graham's garage on the airbase road. Other court actions include a liquor to minor plea and an intoxication charge set for today. Fire crews responded to two non damaging vehicle incidents and one injury accident on the airbase road and south city limits.
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Justice Court
Jay A. Smith
James J. McCaffrey
Joe Blackman
ARS
WAFB
Hack Graham
Marvin T. Hill
William Woody
Henry S. Corzine
N. Heights Dr
S. Lea Ave
David McKinley
Mb Sqdn
McKinley
Catherine F. Ford
S. Stanton Ave
Valley Wrecker
Health Welfare Bills See Change
Two late senators from opposite parties introduced a broad welfare health reform package in Santa Fe. The measures aim to abolish the Welfare and Health Departments and replace them with new Public Assistance and Health and Welfare agencies, with some provisions touching finance development and school truancy. The package stems from the interim welfare committee’s two year effort after a red bottom in the Welfare Department. The sponsors resisted earmarking appropriations for revised Economic Development Commission and vocational education, pushing those funds into general appropriations. Joint hearings by House Appropriations and Senate Finance start Monday as lawmakers rush toward a final session stretch.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
J. G. Moore
R-Lincoln
F. J. Danglade
D-Léa
Danglade
Senate
Welfare and Health Departments
Public Assistance Department
Health and Welfare Department
House Appropriations
Senate Finance Committees
Fort Worth Woman Confuses Colorado Senator over litter bill
A Texas woman mailed a card to Colorado State Senator A. Woody Hewett congratulating him on a proposed DUI litter bill. Hewett, Boulder Republican, plans to introduce a measure to make offenders pick up empty beer cans and whisky bottles along roadsides, and the card ends with a joke about the Texas senator.
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Denver
Fort Worth
Tex
Colorado
U.S
Woody Hewett
Boulder
Hewett
41St General Assembly
Texas
Dollar Tax on Each Bale of Cotton Proposed
Rep Hagen proposes a one dollar tax on every bale of cotton to fund a research program for new uses. The bill requires approval by two thirds of cotton producers or harvested cotton value. Hagen cites synthetic fibers as a threat to cotton markets and urges action to reclaim outlets.
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Washington
Rép
Hagen
D-Calif
United States
House Agriculture Committee
New Nondefense Sum Increases in Four Budgets
President Eisenhower’s four new budgets propose nondefense government outlays for fiscal 1958 at 262 billion dollars with 45.3 billion earmarked for protection. The nondefense total rises 0.4 billion from the 1957 estimate and climbs 2.4 billion from 1956 and 4.6 billion from 1955, noting Truman era nonsecurity spending.
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Washington
Congress
F Eisenhower
Truman
Eisenhower
Doctor's Daughter Improves After Santa Fe Crash
Mrs. Penelope Nock of Albuquerque daughter of Dr. Paul Dudley White is vastly improved after mid December auto crash near Santa Fe. She is able to be up and around and may leave the hospital soon, a spokesman said.
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Santa FE
Penelope Nock
Albuquerque
Boston
Paul Dudley White
Here
Vandeveer and Sandlin Nuptials Celebrated
Welcome greetings for Maj. and Mrs. J. D. Vandeveer and Mr. and Mrs. K. N. Sandlin mark a family wedding season. The note offers best wishes and acknowledges the newly joined couples.
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J. D. Vandeveer
K. N. Sandlin
New Mexico Delegation Heads to National Wool Contest
Arlene Garcia of Albuquerque and Elaine Mason of Mallamar will fly to Las Vegas Nevada to represent New Mexico in the Make It Yourself with Wool contest in January 1925. Mason will be chaperoned by Mrs. C F McWilliams of Carlsbad.
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Albuquerque
Arlene Garcia
Elaine Mason
Mallamar
Las Vegas
Nev
New Mexico
Mason
C. F. McWilliams
Carlsbad
Color signal radar aids Beverly Hills air traffic control
A radar device is being perfected to display landing aircraft in one color and departing planes in a second color while indicating distance with a third color. The invention aims to help air traffic controllers track multiple aircraft visually.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Masters Believe Puppy Is Held for Ransom
The Hansen family reports their black Labrador retriever Denver Ocho missing. A man on the phone asked to describe the dog and what reward they would offer, replying not enough when the owners named ten dollars.
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Denver
Ocho
al Hansen
Continental Oil cuts posted crude prices to meet rivals
Continental Oil Company reduced posted crude oil prices by about 10 cents a barrel in north and west Texas Oklahoma Kansas and Rocky Mountain states and by 5 cents in New Mexico from a 35 cent increase. The cut took effect at 7 a.m. Wednesday the 16th to meet competitive prices.
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Charles A. Perlitz Jr
Continental Oil Co
New Mexico
Oher
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Rocky Mountain States
Continental Oil Company Today
Seeks Delay In Higher SPA Rates
Rep. Rogers and eight other congressmen from drought states urged President Eisenhower to postpone proposed higher Southwestern Power Administration rates. Interior Department filed the rate request with the Power Commission, with a nine month delay urged to aid distressed communities.
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Washington
Rogers
D-Tex
Eisenhower
Southwestern Power Administration
Interior Department
The
Power Commission
New Mexico Society of Professional Engineers Meets in Roswell
The New Mexico Society of Professional Engineers holds its annual state convention in Roswell on February 22 and 23. The two day event centers at Roswell High School with many indoor and outdoor exhibits and speakers including national president R J Rhinehart of Arkansas Power and Light Company and executive director Paul Robbins. A style show, bridge and canasta tea, smorgasbord, and Holiday Inn full use are planned for attendees and their ladies.
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New Mexico
Society of Professional Engineers
Roswell
Roswell Senior High School
R.J. Rhinehart
Arkansas
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