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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1965
Page
5
Sylvia Porter notes 100000 United Mine Workers qualify for full pensions by 55, 10000 more join in 1965. Auto workers gain early retirement options, and three of four private pension plans allow 60 as normal retirement. The trend aims to ease unemployment but raises cost and psychological questions.
AP reports Andy Griffith will return for a sixth CBS season after a year of soul searching and a chat with a friend who is a psychiatrist. Griffith says he stays mainly for work and steady pay, noting he is happiest when employed.
London based Dr. Roger Bannister, the first sub four minute miler, argues mental ability rivals physical prowess in winning. He says the key is economy of effort and the will to push past pain, predicts distance records will continue to rise while a three minute mile remains impossible.
Facts and milestones from history include births of Robert E. Lee and Edgar Allan Poe, Wilkes Antarctic discovery, Oregon occupation talks, Fremont California governorship, Burma invasion, and recent U.S. political mentions.
Doctor answers reader questions on GI x rays and preventive care. Topics include frequency and safety, diverticulosis and polyps, gall bladder issues, and the role of GI studies in middle age. Tips cover milia care, blood pressure limits, drug interactions, and a daily health hint for diabetics.
Emergency clinics opened in Belen and Los Lunas after 18 typhoid cases linked to a wedding reception on November 21. Health officials will vaccinate guests today and tomorrow at county health offices with a small fee for inoculation, and Albuquerque clinics may follow due to many attendees.
PORTALES AP H C Pannel president of the Board of Regents of Eastern New Mexico University lists qualifications for a new president. The candidate must assume administration by July 1 earn a doctorate and have five years in educational administration. The board seeks a replacement for Donald C. Moyer, leaving to become chancellor at Southern Nevada University July 1.
The State Railroad Commission reported 185 oil wells and 130 gas wells completed in Texas last week. Year to date oil well completions total 362, 12 ahead of last year, while gas wells reach 189, up from 123 a year ago. A total of 246 wells were plugged, including 127 dry holes.
MSgt. George Rhodes, local Air Force recruiter, will visit Roswell on Wednesday to interview and test applicants for enlistment. He notes a need for nurses, lawyers and women college graduates to join the Air Force, and points to an officer commissioning program for qualified backgrounds. Contact Rhodes at 413 N Virginia Ave 10 to 3 or write to P O Box 1597 Carlsbad for details.
Sacramento area data notes that California hosts 19 national forests and four national parks. The shorthand catalog highlights federal land designations within the state.
President Johnson works on his inaugural address and plans a Broadway style pre inauguration gala with Lady Bird. Aides say the oath ceremony will occur Wednesday at Capitol Plaza and a Cabinet ceremony will swear in John T. Connor as commerce secretary.
Two disabled veterans plan a Washington protest marching in cities with one man pushing another in a wheelchair. James Frost, a WWII veteran, will push Lonnie Waller in an old pickup equipped with a tent and oxygen for the 100 percent disabled man. Mrs. Frost joins the journey aiming for a White House meeting and VA funding support for the facility closure opposed as an economy move.
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