New Mexico Senate kills first Chavez liquor bill
The New Mexico Senate defeated Sen. Fabian Chavez's bill to repeal the wholesale minimum markup by a 14 18 vote amid heated debate over morality and fears the measure would favor chain grocers and drugstores. A five member liquor commission bill and a motel hotel restaurant license bill remained for further action.
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Hoover classmate dies after hermit life in California
Elisha D. Corbin, an 80s former attorney who quit practicing law after Herbert Hoover lost the 1932 election, was found dead in his two room shack in Los Gatos California. Deputy Coroner Richard Mayne described the mattress as chewed apart by rats and mice. Corbin’s brother in law Charles A. Plummer recalled he retired to a hermit’s lifeหลัง.
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Clues on Test Ban Prospects Loom
Washington reports that a decision on a possible Soviet nuclear test ban may come within a week as Kennedy outlines a pause on Nevada underground tests. Khrushchev offers potential on site inspection terms, with New York talks resuming Tuesday among U S Britain and the Soviets.
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Five Nations Seek Delay in British Common Market Bid
Brussels reports five Western European ministers from West Germany Italy Belgium the Netherlands and Luxembourg coordinated to stall a French push against Britain joining the Common Market. They proposed sending the issue to the nine man Common Market Commission to prevent a breakdown and avert Soviet realignment fears.
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Real Concern on Soviet Cuba Buildup and Nuclear Fighters
Secretary of State Rusk says four Soviet combat groups are in Cuba with MiG fighters capable of carrying nuclear weapons. He calls the presence a matter of real concern and notes the missiles and troops may be removed in time. Rusk stresses defensive posture and hemispheric policy against communist penetration.
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Roswell Daily Record Opens Weekly News Tip Reward
The Roswell Daily Record offers five dollars weekly for the best tip of the week with Sunday announcement. Call MA 2 7710 between 6 30 a m and 5 p m or MA 3 4721 or MA 2 409 after 9. Winners can keep their name confidential if desired.
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Miami Warmest Jan 27 On Record
In Miami on Sunday the temperature reached 85 degrees marking the warmest January 27 on Weather Bureau records. The previous high for the date was 82 degrees set in 1953.
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Clemson Awaits First Negro Enrollment at Clemson
Clemson College prepared for the enrollment of its first Negro student, Harvey Gantt, amid police presence and campus supervision. State officials and SLED agents accompanied Gantt and his party as he transfers from Iowa State University through a desegregation process that faced courtroom action and public interest.
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Mead's Bill On Lineup is Tabled
The Senate Public Affairs Committee unanimously voted to table Sen. Ed V. Mead's reapportionment bill. The measure would raise Bernalillo County seats from nine to sixteen while House seats stay fixed. Debate cited House action and potential congestion in Bernalillo County without redistricting.
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Cafe mixup cited jurors served wrong dishes
A wrongful dish mixup was reported in the Sunday Record alleging jurors were served stewed chickens mistaken for fryers at a cafe. In fact the De luxe Cafe at 400 N Main St was not involved and another downtown restaurant was the site.
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Drunken driving charge after $10 sobriety test fee
Lancaster California police say Frank L McWethy demanded a doctor give him a sobriety test. The physician certified intoxication and McWethy, 44, was booked on suspicion of drunken driving. The doctor charged $10 for the test.
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Five Children Die in Fire at Long Island Home
Five children aged three months to six years perished in a Sunday fire at a four room frame bungalow in East Hampton New York. Parents Jeremiah and wife escaped through a window with minor injuries. Four bodies found inside. the fifth died later at a hospital. Authorities suspect a kerosene heater explosion caused the blaze.
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Long Island
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Tumble Off Horse Fatal in Artesia Barrel Race
A 15 year old Alamogordo girl Gale Florence Dugan died Sunday afternoon after falling from her horse and striking a parked pickup behind the arena announcer stand. She was pronounced dead on arrival at Artesia General Hospital at 2 30 p m. Dugan was a top rodeo contender and had won the 1960 Junior Rodeo all round cowgirl trophy and belt buckle. Funeral arrangements were pending in Alamogordo.
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Artesia
Bitter Weather Grips Broad U S Regions
A weekend storm buried parts of the Northeast under snow and ice while record cold hit the Midwest East and South. Readings fell to 24 below zero in Moline Illinois and Lone Rock Wisconsin as Rochester Minnesota marked 17 straight below zero days.
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Submarine Missing Off North Atlantic Surfaces Later
Paris reports one of France's largest submarines went missing during maneuvers in the North Atlantic. A British Air Ministry spokesman later said the submarine surfaced, easing alarm over the incident.
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Rusk Commits to Unified Europe and U.S. Ties
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the United States will press for a unified Europe and close US European economic and military relations.
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United States
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