Appeals Seek Bonds for Suspects in Mississippi Slayings
In Meridian, 16 men received cash bonds as arraignment loomed in the case of three civil rights workers killed near Philadelphia. FBI said two more men, Horace Barnette and James Jordan, were to be arrested soon with the two now unlocated. Federal indictment named 18 white men for conspiracy. state action pending.
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Meridian
Miss
Mississippi
FBI
Horace D. Barnette
James E. Jordan
Jackson
Philadelphia
Neshoba County
Lawrence Rainey
Cecil Price
Price
Here
Barnette
Jordan
Hospital admissions and births listed for January
Admitted January 16 and 17 include F L Bock Lynn Carrigan Mrs Samuel McKelvey and others. Births on January 17 to Castillo Schickling Chaffin families. Also listed are discharges and ENM Medical Center entries with several patients named.
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F. L. Bock
Pequeno Camino
Samuel McKelvey
Wildy Dr
Lynn Carrigan
Bay Meadow
Concha Calderson
E. Bland
Gilbert Navarrette
Laura Gladys Gray
Artesia
Lloyd Harris
Canoncito Dr
Winnie Joy
Frank Tellez
E. Albuquerque
Ernest Hunter Sr
ENM Medical Center
Albert Dale Alexander Jr
E. First
Jesse Russell
S. Pennsylvania
Jack Beeman
Heart
George Tackett
Corrine Perry
Jenetta Murphy
Dai Rigier
Ernest Traylor
Evelyn Fletcher
Jesse Cunningham
Charles Copeland
J. W. Neher
Stephen Buckner
Arthur Sapp
Cindy
Sandra Mullenix
Helen Reno
Adam Castillo
S. Monroe
Larry Schickling
Park Dr
John Chaffin
Plains Park Dr
Death notices and funeral rites in Roswell area
Funeral arrangements pending for James Law Mobley 64 of 1714 N Delaware Ave. after heart attack on a fishing trip. Survived by widow four sons and three daughters with multiple grandchildren. Other notices include the death of Mrs Josefa Baran born Poland and Miss Sally Austin of Roswell with services this week.
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Ballard Funeral
James Lawson Mobley
Delaware Ave
Mobley
St. Mary's Hospital
Limestone County
Texas
Mr. Mobley
Cottle County
Lamesa
Roswell
Walker Afb
The
Baptist Church
Iva Mae Hawkins
Paducah
Rual
Carlsbad
Meldin
Oxnard
Calif
T. R
Weldon
Louis Shipp
Lorene Brice
Joe
Louis
Miller
Curtis
Hobbs
Josefa Baran
Route 2
Ballard Funeral Home
Poland
Baran
Josefa Bekalasz
Wladyslaw Baran
Zenon Baran
Estes Defense Outlines Case in $4 Million Suit
In Pecos Texas the Estes defense, which has called a single witness, prepared to detail its case in a $4 million civil damage suit filed by J C Barnes Sr and Jr and their brothers in law from Midland. Plaintiffs allege mortgage papers on fertilizer tanks were false and that Estes and Heller knew the tanks didn’t exist. The defense witness discussed General Leasing Inc records loss by fire in 1963 and a virtually defunct status.
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Pecos, Tex
Billie Sol Estes
J. C. Barnes Sr
J. C. Barnes Jr
Russell Ramsland
W. F. Wynn
Midland
Tex
Estes
Walter E. Helier Co
Chicago
Estes and
Heller
Leland Smith
Fort Wayne
Ind
General Leasing Inc
Nine Continued From Page One
Long Beach California resident dies in an apparent incident as reported on page one. Further details are not available in the fragment.
Buffalo nickel artwork stolen from Roswell school
A four year Parkview School art project, a buffalo sculpture outlined with buffalo nickels worth about 15 dollars, was stolen in a Sunday break-in. W R Cregar. police say entry came through a west side window.
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Roswell
Parkview
W. R. Cregar
Cregar
Hospital payrolls top $4.5 billion in U.S. year
Chicago hospitals join a nationwide total with payrolls exceeding 4.5 billion dollars for the year. Medical centers nationwide report rising labor costs as hospitals invest in staff and services.
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Chicago
U.S
Thieves Take Radio and Binoculars From Autos
Weekend car thefts report multiple items missing from autos. Neal Stull cites Japanese binoculars worth 50 dollars stolen from his car. G Patterson’s car loses a transistor and portable record player valued at 67 dollars. Raymond Miller reports a tool box and tools worth 200 dollars taken from a pickup. Marge Chewning finds clothing missing from a line. Calvary Baptist Church doors pried but nothing taken. Orlie Baker reports missing suit and hat worth 110 dollars. Karen Bryant notes a Sunday night home ransack with nothing missing.
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Neal Stull
K Street
Washington
D.C
G. Patterson
Roswell Inn
Patterson
Raymond Miller
Davidson Drive
Marge Chewning
W. Juniper
Calvary Baptist Church
W. Alameda
Jim Hart
Ace
Orlie Baker
Karen Bryant
S. Washington
Gibson's Discount Center Looted In $3209 Theft
Thieves broke into Gibson's Discount Center at 114 West McGaffey Friday night and stole 3209 dollars. Police said a brace and bit drilled a roof hole and a hole in the safe side. the door fell off after pins were punched. Manager Ed Flanagan described security upgrades after a prior robbery and plans a new spotlighted safe near the front.
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Gibson's
Discount Center
W. McGaffey
Steven Fogle
Ed Flanagan
Flanagan
Biting Cold Grips East Coast With Record Lows
The Associated Press reports an arctic blast across the Atlantic Seaboard and Florida breaking low temperature records. Subzero readings covered Maine to Delaware. Daytona Beach and Tallahassee posted record lows for January 18. Snow fell in Maryland North Carolina and parts of Pennsylvania amid widespread frosty conditions.
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Associated Press
Atlantic Coast
Florida
Maine
Delaware
Atlantic City
N.J
Salisbury
Maryland
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
Daytona Beach
Fla
Tallahassee
Ocala
Tampa
Vero Beach
Clewiston
West Palm Beach
Fort Myers
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Appalachians
California
Pacific Northwest
Great Basin
Wichita Tragedy Cleanup Grows as River of Grief Spreads
Survivors mourn as investigators sort bodies from a KC135 tanker crash that killed 30 people in northeast Wichita after fuel flames consumed five homes. Names include Emmit Warmsley and family, Albert Bolden and kin, Sharon Dale and others. Civilian property damage tops $155,000. aircraft worth $3 million.
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Wichita
Kan
Pratt Street
McConnell Air Force Base
Emmit J. Warmsley
Albert Bolden
Sharon Dale
Alice A. Dale
Cheryal Ann
Harvey Dale
Man Injured In Explosion Still Critical
AMARILLO Tex AP It will be another day or two before doctors know if a Clayton radio announcer will lose his eyesight from a explosion in jury a hospital spokesman said Lyle Bert 29 had both hands amputated after a homemade rocket exploded Saturday as he was working with it behind Station KLMX where he works He was in critical condition Sheriff Donald Daves of Clayton said a bystander Ralph Trickey 17 became frightened and ran into the station when Bert began forcing an unknown propelant into a wooden casing for the rocket he was making It was reported Bert a Boy Scout leader was making the rocket as a scout project.
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Amarillo
Tex
Clayton
Lyle Bert
KLMX
Donald Daves
Ralph Trickey
Bert
Two Vets Begin Wheelchair Protest Push
Disabled veterans James C. Frost and Lonnie Waller travel by pickup from Truth or Consequences toward Socorro Be len and Albuquerque to protest plans to close Ft. Bayard Veterans Hospital. Frost wheels Waller, who is 100 percent disabled, with Mrs. Frost aiding along the route.
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Truth OR Consequences
Washington
Ft. Bayard Veterans Hospital
Silver City
Socorro
Belen
Albuquerque
James C. Frost
Lonnie Waller
Deming
Las Cruces
Hatch
Frost
Waller
Markets High Ground is Penetrated
The stock market reached new highs in active trading with 5.6 million shares. Du Pont led with a four point gain pushing averages past November records while steels advanced and Studebaker rose on auto tariff news. Aerospace lagged with Boeing and Grumman down. IBM gained about four points on higher earnings.
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New York
du Pont
Steels
Jones & Laughlin
Lukens
U.S. Steel
Republic Steel
Studebaker
Boeing
Grumman
IBM
Xerox
Brother of Author Jack London Dies
Louis London, 80, former entertainer and half-brother of author Jack London, was found dead at his Ol dsmar Florida home. City marshal says death from self inflected gunshot wounds, apparently fired Saturday, with police treating it as a personal safety incident.
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Oldsmar, Fla
Louis London
Jack London
Clarence Bailey
London
Weary Farmer Ends Repeated Gasoline Thefts
A local farmer stopped thefts by emptying his gasoline tank and filling it with water. Franklin Rankin, 20, of Auto Route West, stole gas again in the early hours Sunday and drove 150 yards before being stopped. Rankin pleaded guilty before Peace Justice L. O. Thompson Jr. and received a 90 day county jail sentence.
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Franklin Rankin
Auto Route West
Rankin
L. O. Thompson Jr
Chicago Live Cattle Market Report Highlights Prices
Market summary shows April bounds at 23.60 high 23.45 low with close 23.52. June bids peak 23.60 with 23.60 close. August volume at 24.10 high 24.05 low, 7 contracts traded. October quotes show 23.35 high and 24.35 near term with 24.02 to 24.25, close unspecified.
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Chicago
E. F. Hutton & Co
T. L
Egg market Chicago steady buyers unchanged
Eggs wholesale prices in Chicago held steady or fell with grade A whites 25 cents, mixed 25, mediums 23 4, standards 24, dirties unquoted and checks 19 cents per dozen.
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Chicago
Bed stolen from FDRs yacht Potomac in Long Beach
The bed once slept on by FDRs dog Fala vanished from the former presidential yacht Potomac now owned by Marie A. Paliasso of Saugus California. Thieves ransacked the 13 foot vessel on Sunday night according to watchman Robert Morse.
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Long Beach
Calif
Fala
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Robert Morse
Marie A. Paliasso
Saugus
Spinal Disc Trouble Responds to Chiropractic Care
A study of 1,000 slipped or herniated disc cases under chiropractic care shows 49.6 percent fully improved, 39.1 percent much improved, and 7.9 percent slightly improved. Overall 96.6 percent improved or recovered, with earlier treatment yielding better results.
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ST. Mary's
Joseph Trachta
Fines Kiper
Joyce McCarter
Frank Curtis
Jay Akin
Pedro Zamora
Viola Kornegay
Elmer Ham
Rosendo Padilla
Clinton Gibson
Marvin Johnson
Camellia Rue
Ralph Chesser
Monroe Bullock
Johnny Josola Jr
Chalmer Holloway III
Charles Rodery
Melvin Brooks
Memorial Osteopathic
Dale Essary
Route 1
Dexter
Mary Gaines
Frank Wilson
Ramon Brijalba
Juanita Doss
Tommie Vallejos
Helen Brady
Victor Aldaco
Claudia Henderson
J. L. Mobley
Sally Austin
Kentucky Ave
Washington Chapel Ame
Miss Austin
Stevenson
Ala
Paul Shultz
Alabama
W. M. Blanks
South Willie Hall
Pallbear
Cleo , Savage
Eubanks
J T. A. Kindell
Long Beach, Calif
Gibson
Joe T. Martin Jr
Gary Linn Martin
Joe T. Martin Sr
T. A. McGaughey
American Stock Exchange
Australian National Research Expedition
Volkswagen
Antarctica
Continental Motors, Inc
Amerada
Phill Pet
Am Airlin
Reich
Safeway St
Atchison
San D
Socony
el & Mus
Sperry
el Paso NG
Cal
Ford
Texaco
Marath Oil
Transwa PL
Mont Ward
Wn Bancorp
Nor N Gas
Int
Oil & Gas
Mt ST
FDR
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