New Mexico Moves To Permit Tourist Facility Liquor Licenses
Gov. Campbell backs a special facilities liquor license bill to aid tourist facilities in New Mexico. The plan creates a five member liquor control board and issues nontransferable licenses to hotels motels and lodges with an initial fee of 3000 dollars and annual renewal 1500 dollars.
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Santa FE
Jack M. Campbell
New Mexico Senate
Fabian Chavez
State Bureau of Revenue
Campbell
New Mexico
Liquor Control Board
McNamara Says Missiles Provide U S Protection
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara testified to a House Armed Services subcommittee that current plans guarantee enough missile capability to destroy both Russia and Red China without relying on manned bombers. Excerpts were released to newsmen as the panel reviews further bomber force cuts.
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McNamara
Edward Hebert
Defense
Robert McNamara
U.S
Hebert
America
UPI
Washington
United States
Russia
Red China
Armed Services
Secretary of Defense
Strategic Missile Force
Soviet Union
China
Arlington burial on hold for Thompson awaits legal ruling
The Pentagon delayed Robert G. Thompson burial in Arlington National Cemetery pending a Justice Department legal opinion on his eligibility after a federal conviction. Thompson, a Medal of Honor recipient, would have been buried January 31, prompting protests from veterans groups.
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Washington
Pentagon
Robert G. Thompson
Arlington National Cemetery
Defense Department
Justice Department
Thompson
Sylvia Thompson
Arlington
Army
Veterans Organizations
National Cemetery
U.S
Deadly C123 Crash Kills 46 Americans Near An Khe
A U S Air Force C123 transport carrying 46 Americans and mortar shells crashed in dense fog and rain five miles east of An Khe killing all aboard. The wreck occurred after takeoff from An Khe, with 42 soldiers of the 7th Cavalry and four crewmen from the 315th Air Commando Group aboard.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Central Highlands
An Khe
7Th Cavalry Regiment
U.S
U.S. Air Force
Nha Trang
U.S. Marine Corps
Hong Kong
da Nang
Record Low Shatters Date Benchmark In New Mexico
A low of two degrees above zero set a new date record, beating the January 24 old mark of four above. Ruidoso plunged to one below zero with four inches of downtown snowfall and twelve inches in the upper canyon. Little slope melting noted on the ski runs.
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Weather Bureau
Ruidoso
Snow storms hit the South as Arkansas closes schools
Snow covered Arkansas and nearby states with four inches in Pine Bluff and three in Little Rock while Jackson Tennessee saw four inches. Hazardous driving warnings spread through Arkansas Tennessee and northern Mississippi Alabama and Georgia as rain and snow slicked roads.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Little Rock
Jackson, Tenn
Arkansas
Tennessee
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
New Orleans
Wrecking Crew Faces $30 000 Mix Up Near Los Angeles
Joe Adler confronted a seven man crew that had begun demolition on his neighbor’s home by mistake. The bulldozer operator claimed the contractor gave the wrong address and the $30,000 property will be repaired after the mishap.
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Los Angeles
Joe Adler
Adler
Sevenman
Ray Bowsher
Driver Fails to Reach St Peter's Basilica in Publicity Drive
A motorist named Giovanni Ponponi, 37, from Florence, drove up the steps of St. Peter's Basilica in an apparent attempt to enter the church. His car stalled before the doors, leaving Ponponi with a badly cut face and the vehicle badly damaged as onlookers, including foreign tourists, watched.
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Vatican City
St. Peter’s Basilica
Giovanni Ponponi
Florence
Women’s hip motion in gait learned not natural says expert
Dr Louis Paradies of the University of Texas says the wiggling walk in women is not physiological but learned. Movies show hip oscillation with short steps and stiff knees, while men take long steps with loose knees leading to smoother gait. High heels do not cause the gait, according to his analysis.
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Chicago
Louis H. Paradies
University of Texas’ Southwestern Medical School
Dallas
Paradies
American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons
McMurry College fund drive kicks off with luncheon series
And Record Staff reports a Roswell Inn luncheon launch for a four week set of 14 fact finding meetings supporting McMurry College proposed multi million dollar facilities and endowment campaign. Meetings run through the New Mexico and Northwest Texas Methodist conferences as part of the parent Methodist College at Abilene Texas.
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Associated Press
Record
Roswell Inn
McMurry College
New Mexico
Northwest Texas
The
Methodist Church
Methodist College
Abilene
Texas
Saline Plant Fund Pegged in 1967 Budget
The President’s 1967 budget proposal includes a 705000 dollar appropriation for saline water research focused on the Roswell Demonstration Plant. Reports note 37800000 dollars are requested to pursue portable water sources, with Office of Saline Water head Frank DeLuzio warning Vietnam War costs could trim the budget and affect hardware development.
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Jean Huff
Roswell
Walker Air Force Base
Hank Smith
Santa Fe
Smith
State Economic Opportunity
EQA
EOA
Chaves
Lee
Eddy
Curry
Roosevelt
Frank McGuire
Albuquerque
ACT
New Mexico Council of Churches
Aubrey Owen
Council of Churches
John May
State Department of Development
Col
John Rhoades
Department of Public Welfare
Richard Floyd
Farmers Home Administration
Congress
New Mexico
Frank C. DeLuzio
U.S
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Contractors _Licensing Board
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Alamogordo
Community Action Services
University of New Mexico
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W. Gayle
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New York
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U.N
Arthur J. Goldberg
House of Representatives
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Hoover Wimberly
Henry Jaramillo Jr
Belen
John Bradford
Wimberly
Nicholas Katzenbach
Roswell Community College
Roy McKay
Crenshaw
Ronnie Sparkman
N. Beech
New Mexico Landmen Association
McKay
New Mexico State University
Sparkman
Business
Jim Holcomb
Landmen’s Educational Committee
Jim Posey
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