Legislature adjourns briefly after passing Feed Bill
The Legislature recessed after noon Thursday until Monday morning following approval of the Feed Bill. Senate Finance recommended passage with a minor amendment, and the bill passed 30 to 0. Gov Campbell sent several appointments to the Senate for approval including Paul Payton Carrizero Raymond Clark Carlsbad and Earl Bush Carlsbad on various boards. A cigarette machine mishap yielded two packs for one price, and a press table sighting featured Concha Ortiz y Pine de Kieven of Albuquerque representing the Carlsbad Current Argus.
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Senate Finance Committee
Penrod Toles
Senate
House
Paul Payton
Carrizero
State Tuberculosis Hospitals’ Board
Charles A. Jones
Capitan
Raymond Clark
Carlsbad
Public Welfare Board
Earl D. Bush
New Mexico Boys’ School
J. B. Mulcock
Artesia
Veterans Service Commission
House of Representatives
Carlsbad Current Argus
Roswell Daily Record
Record
Kansas City Athletics
New Mexico
Concha Ortiz Y Pine de Kieven
Albuquerque
Current-Argus
Yogi Berra
Skilers
Churchill's Condition Unchanged Amid Fire Near His Home
London reports Sir Winston Churchill remains in the same condition after a quiet night following a stroke. A fire broke out near his bedroom as four fire engines battled smoke, with a bulletin from Lord Moran confirming no improvement and outlining further updates expected tonight.
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London
Winston Churchill
Statesman
Sir Winston
Lord Moran
Winston
British Medical Association
Hereford Champions Announced At Southeastern Hereford Banquet
Twelve champion trophies awarded at the Southeastern New Mexico Hereford Association Banquet held at the Nickson Hotel. Karrol Higgins judged 43 bulls and 4 cows at the Eastern New Mexico State Fair Grounds show. Auctions follow this week with drought-pressured prices. grand champions awarded to R. A. Boyd and Sons and Circle Seven Ranch.
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Southeastern New Mexico Hereford Association
Nickson Hotel
Karrol Higgins
Amarillo
Tex
New Mexico State Fair Grounds
Glover Packing Co
R. A. Boyd and Sons
Carlsbad
Curtis Hill
Circle Seven Ranch
Bronco
Texas
Higgins
First National Bank
Loren Reeves
Hope
Roswell State Bank
Britain's Foreign Secretary Beaten at Polls and Resigns
London AP A shaken Labour government faces a new crisis as Foreign Secretary Patrick Gordon Walker loses a parliamentary contest and resigns. Prime Minister Harold Wilson may assume the post temporarily with Denis Healey seen as a leading candidate once his White Paper defense brief is ready. The margin in the 630 seat House of Commons narrows to three after the vote. Buxton defeats Walker by 205 votes in a district long considered Labor.
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London
Patrick Gordon Walker
Harold Wilson
Gordon Walker
Denis Healey
House of Commons
Labor Party
Laborites
Ronald Buxton
Longshoremen Accept Contract Sides Turn to Galveston Talks
New York longshoremen voted to accept a contract after rejecting it earlier and plans for a meeting between shippers and Gulf Coast strikers in Galveston, Texas. ILA President Thomas Gleason expects fast progress though some leaders warn a full return to work may take time with 69,000 workers idle in strikebound ports.
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New York
International Longshoremen’s Association
Thomas W. Gleason
Gulf Coast
Galveston
Tex
ILA
Alfred Chittenden
New Orleans
George Dixon
Mobile
Ala
Moorehead City
N.C
Tampa
Fla
Lake Charles
Brownsville
Hampton Roads
Boston
John F. Moran
Philadelphia
James Moock
Four USAFA Cadets Resign During Inquiry
Four cadets at the Air Force Academy resigned amid an investigation of possible cheating on exams. An academy committee, chaired by Maj. Gen. Robert H. Warren, probes violations of the cadet honor code while maintaining normal privileges for remaining cadets.
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AIR Force Academy
Colo
Robert H. Warren
Richard Haney
Academy
Haney
Pharmacy Owner Robert Nash Dies at 54
Robert F. Nash, 54, owner of Nash Pharmacy at 315 W Corie Road, died at noon Friday of an apparent heart attack at Eastern New Mexico Medical Center after evacuation from his store. Survived by wife and two daughters Heidi and Lorena.
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Robert F. Nash
Bay Meadows Dr
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Nash
Nash Pharmacy
W.corie Road
Heidi
Lorena A. Nash
Racial Breakthrough Seen in Selma Tests
In Tuscaloosa Alabama Negro civil rights leaders hailed a breakthrough after a three day drive testing public accommodations. Dick Gregory joined the effort and planned to depart for Chicago. Negroes were served in over a dozen Tuscaloosa restaurants with no incidents. In Selma city police for the first time since testing began arrested five Negroes and a white companion at a lunch counter.
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Saigon
Associated Press
Ngo Dinh Diem
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Selma
Dick Gregory
Gregory
Chicago
Miller Brothers Twins Remember 76 Years in Roswell
Jaffa and Prager Miller, the first Anglo twins born around Roswell in 1889, recall a pioneer town with unpaved roads and no electricity. They trace early life near Oasis Ranch and Richardson, detail family sheep ranching, and note Prager’s political and public service milestones while Jaffa advances in education and public affairs in New Mexico.
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Roswell
Jaffa
Prager Miller
James M. Miller
Oasis Ranch
Dad
Las Vegas N.M
Richardson
Prager
Chaves County
New Mexico Wool Growers
Federal Farm Board
Livestock Credit Association
Livesto
F Ieestates One
Mexico
Albuquerque
Mason
New Mexico
U. S
United States Land Office
New Mexico Military Institute
New Mexico Reform School
Springer
Oklahoma “Sea of Law
Mexico Industrial School
Eydalla and Mewick Oe
Roswell Youths Receive Academy Nomination List
Sen Clinton Anderson announced nominations and alternates for U S service academies. Air Force Academy principal Roger M. Schumacher from Albuquerque with alternates James S. Lawshell Alamogordo Manuel J. Chavez Albuquerque Roger D. Hartman Albuquerque Larry W. Hinde Farmington. Second vacancy Roger E. Waterman Los Alamos Roy B. Stockard Roswell Roger M. Floersheim Springer Dan F. Irick Albuquerque John F. Holmberg Grants Lloyd G. Greaves Lovington. Naval Academy principal Robert L. Davis Artesia.
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Roswell
Roger M. Floersheim
Springer
Dan F. Irick
Albuquerque
John F. Holmberg
Grants
Lloyd G. Greaves
Lovington
U.S. Naval Academy
Robert L. Davis
Artesia
Johnson plan to seek postal rate increase shelved
Washington AP reports the Johnson administration postponed its plan to raise rates for second and third class mail. An advisory panel was formed to study postal rates and make recommendations on the rate structure. John A. McCone reportedly offered names for a CIA director successor.
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Washington
Johnson Administration
Post Office Department
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Jack M. Campbell
Churchill
USIS
Anary
Hereford
N.Y
U.S
USI
UPI
Britain
Tion
Wilson
Foreign Office
Healey
USAFA
Thomas J. Burke
Savannah
South Atlantic
South Viet Nam
Tran van Huong
U.S. Information Service
Miller Brothers
By Jean Huff
N. M
Roswell Youths
John A. McCone
Johnson
McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
Athens
Greece
USS. Air Force
Kalavrita
Peloponnesus
Santa FE
Belen-Los Lunas
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