Sherry Goodloe named January Lass inspires Hereford praise
SAM Massey, president of the Southeastern New Mexico Hereford Assn, lauds Sherry Goodloe’s January Lass photo with a Hereford calf and notes a broader surge of ambitious youth. He applauds Roswell’s January Hereford month and promotes the Hereford Assn Show and Sale on Friday January 26, urging local cattlemen to attend and invest in beef producing stock.
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Sam Massey
Southeastern New
Roswell
New Mexico
Aspen Institute reports programs and Roswell leaders
The Aspen Institute, led by Roswell chairman Robert C. Anderson, releases a quarterly summary detailing its 1949 mission to study contemporary human problems. It notes five multiweek workshops last summer and diverse attendees including scholars, artists, and business leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aspen Institute For Humanistic Studies
Roswell
Robert C. Anderson
Institute
Chavez elected NM Senate leaders in 1973 session start
The New Mexico Senate in Santa Fe opened with a moment of silence for late Senator A T Montoya and elected officers by acclamation. Majority leaders Chavez and Conway clashed over temporary rules as John Irick was named minority whip.
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Conway
Chavez
Commandant of Ft Bliss Air Defense School to Speak at NMMI Seminar
Brig. Gen. Ernest Roberts, commandant at Ft. Bliss Air Defense School, will conduct a seminar for 40 senior cadets at New Mexico Military Institute before addressing the Roswell Rotary Club at noon Thursday. He will meet Col. Dr. Robert Kemble at 9:30 a.m. and attend luncheon with him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ft. Bliss
Air Defense School
Ernest Roberts
New Mexico Military Institute
Roswell
NMMI
Roberts
Robert Kemble
Kemble
Dr. Kemble
Roswell Daily Record Dateline and Contact Notes
The Roswell Daily Record lists business and circulation telephone numbers, plus address and publisher Albert A Stubbs. It notes weekday evening and Sunday morning publication times and location in Roswell New Mexico.
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Roswell NM
Albert A Stubbs
Air stagnation alert canceled in Albuquerque as winds disperse CO
Environmental officials canceled Albuquerque’s air stagnation alert early this morning as breezes began scattering carbon monoxide that had built up overnight. Officials noted peak CO levels around 36 ppm last night with eight hour averages near 21.6 ppm and forecast improved dispersal with a west to east incoming front.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Davidson
Funeral notices for Roswell residents issued by Ballard
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices list Roswell residents and relatives. Mrs. Willie Mae Foster 59 of 1609 N Pontiac died of natural causes. Ballard Funeral Homes handling arrangements. Other notices include Hazel Ruth Kerr and Paul Robert Hamilton, Annie Crist, Carmen Lara, E E Marsau, with services in Roswell Pueblo San Patricio and Tulsa and Ballard as director.
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Willie Mae Foster
N. Pontiac
Ballard Funeral Homes
Roswell
Foster
Ft. Stockton
Tex
George Stovall
Emma FE. Stovall
Hobbs
Albert S. Foster
Hazel Ruth Kerr
Albuquerque
South Park
Joe Matlock
Heights Presbyterian Church
Pueblo
Colo
Paul Robert Hamilton
Hamilton
Ballard Funeral Home
Annie Crist
S. Grand Ave
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
St. Jude Thaddeus Catholic Church
San Patricio
Carmen Lara
Lara
St. Jude Thaddeus
Eugene Dolan
San Pat
Tulsa
Okla
E. E. Marsau
Clyde Marsau
Marsau
Vinita
Anita
Watergate search uncovers White House phone entries
Police testimony reports a hotel room search tied to the Watergate defendants yielded a personal telephone directory with White House and Executive Office Building numbers. Officer Robert G. Denell described finding a flip-up file under H with Howard Hunt listed as W-House and the number 202-456-2282 among items in Room 214. Orlando Dowell identified a long list of items seized from the Watergate room.
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Washington (Ap
White House
Robert G. Denell
Democratic Party
Denell
Howard Hunt
W-House
Dowell
Watergate
Martinez elected New Mexico House speaker by acclamation
The New Mexico House unanimously selected Rep Walter Martinez for speaker. Rep David Salman nominated him for the top post. Al Romero was re-elected chief clerk and Willie Grijalva of Gallup named sergeant at arms, each in their long standing offices.
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Willie Grijalva
Gallup
City man arrested for theft in Roswell
Roswell City Police arrested Charles Alfred Adair of 404 N Orchard St after a theft reported by May Luegering at 314 E Lewis St. The stolen auto and its owner were located, and Adair was held in the city jail. Police also investigated several break ins with items valued over $100 reported at multiple addresses including the Ingalls Memorial Home and the YMCA. A hygrothermograph was recovered near the El Paso Natural Gas Plant after juveniles were linked to the missing device.
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Roswell City
May Luegering
E. Lewis St
W. Mathews St
Charles Alfred Adair
N. Orchard St
Adair
Roswell
Frank McDaniel
Bonney
Ingalls Memorial
N. Richardson Ave
YMCA
South Sunset
Alameda
Byron Baker
Alameda St
Baker
Pedro Hernandez
Jackson St
Frank Clements
Kansas
Peace prospects spark stock rebound in midday trading
New York markets rose as progress toward a final Vietnam settlement buoyed sentiment. Dow Jones edged up to 1027.24 with 7 to 5 advances on the NYSE, while the broader NYSE index inched higher to 64.36 and the American Stock Exchange index rose to 26.37. Gulf Oil led activity after a large block traded at 28.44, lifting prices amid mixed views on Phase 3 implications.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Saigon
Gulf Oil
Economist predicts stock market drop after brief rise in 1973
Roy E. Moor of New York City told a Lubbock audience that the Dow Jones industrial average may peak in early 1973 around 1070 to 1080, then fall to 800–850 by spring. He warned higher costs and labor contracts will curb earnings, with taxes rising in 1974.
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Lubbock
Moor
Lubbock Economics Council
South Plains
Bank Administration Institute
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Roswell Public Library
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Pat Garrett
Carl Rohr
Rohr
Hiram Dow
Aspen Institute
College of Arts and Sciences
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Delaware
Mary Elizabeth Lusk
Charles N. Lusk
Futura
Jerry McCormack
Lois Purvis
R.M. Higginbotham
Cecil Goins
John Pettit
AL Geary
Harold Kingrey
Chaves County
Trade
Carter
Koswe
Associated Press
Harry Davidson
Weather Bureau
National Weather Service
Texas
Weather Service
Foster Intes
Hazel Kerr
Whitney, Tex
Will I. Walker
Della Leora Castlebury Walker
Ralph F. Kerr
Deena Hutchinson
San Jose
Calif
Alissa Harvey
Ralph Walker
Dallas
Martha
Rachel
Barto
South Park Cemetery
Paul R. Hamilton
Mrs
Dale
Betty) Karnes
Jerry Hamilton
Martinez
Roswell Council On Drug Abuse
VFW
N. Richardson
State Department of Education
New Mexico State Police
Dave Koch
Charles Smith
Pecos Valley Lumber CO
William C. Bennett
el Pas
DOW. Jones
E.F. Hutton & Co
E. F. Hutton Co
Lpm
Marco
Amer
Ae Mobil Oiia
Mtn
Sts Tel Amer
RCA Corp del Webb
Dresser
Safeway
Duplan Corp
Sears
DuPont
Paso
Skelly Ov
Ford
Sperry
Exxon
Goodyear
Telex Corp
Gulf
Haliburton
Tenneco
Texaco
Kennecott
US Steel
A. J. Armstrong
Tire & Service Sale
Dunlop
iPack
PLUC
Cylinde
F.E.T
A. J. Armstrong Tire Center
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