Negro Leaders Call Off Protest Demonstration
NAACP leaders canceled a courthouse protest in Jackson to demand suspensions for four deputies over Ollie Shelby's death. Charles Evers and attorneys met at a Negro church after orders to bar demonstrations. Shelby, 18, was shot by Deputy C. E. Sandeford while in custody following a conviction for indecent gestures.
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Jackson, Miss
Charles Evers
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Fred Picket
Ollie Shelby
Barri
Shelby
C. E. Sanderford
Hospital Visiting Hours and Dismissals Noted
Local hospitals specify visiting times for General patients 2 p m to 8 30 p m and Maternity 3 to 9 p m and 6 30 to 8 30 p m. Births listed include Mr and Mrs Billy F Good Box 237 Kenna a daughter and Mr and Mrs Arthur T Hansen 906 N Edgewood a son. Memorial Osteopathic mentions Erminia Gonzales Hagerman Quimon Vargas Richard Tubbs.
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James Lee
S. Sequoia
Jackie Graham
N. Prairie
Willard Shrives
Carrizozo
Kenneth Clark
Ruidoso
Caryl Stubbs
Western Avenue
Kenneth Easton
Nell Massingale
Kathy Humble
Dean Brewer
Jane Nethaway
James Nethaway
James Caley
Billy F. Good
Box
Kenna
Arthur T. Hansen
Memorial Osteopathic
Erminia Gonzales
Hagerman
El Paso Fire Official Remains Critical After Plant Blast
A top El Paso Fire Department official remained in critical condition after injuries from an explosion and oil plant fire near El Paso on Thursday. Joe Wilson led a hose crew into the area as four other firefighters were injured. LP tanks burned but posed no spread threat, and U.S. 80-85A was closed for hours.
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EL Paso
Tex
API
Joe Wilson
Tip Notice at Roswell Daily Record
The Roswell Daily Record offers five dollars weekly for the best news tip either phoned in or delivered to 424 N. Main. Winners announced each week. Call MA 2-7710 6:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. or 623-6693 or 622-4809 after 5 p.m. Contact for missed editions available via Sunday and weekday phone lines.
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Roswell
Bombings Arrests Sweep Three Carolinians in FBI Action
FBI agents arrested three white men in New Bern North Carolina on charges tied to bombings of two cars outside a civil rights rally and a Negro funeral home. Mills is linked to a Ku Klux Klan charter seized at his home. No injuries reported.
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New Bern
N.C
FBI
Raymond Duguid Mills
Mills
Nicholas Katzenbach
Federal Bureau of Investigation
J. Edgar Hoover
Edward
Accidents From Various City Roads Reported
Multiple traffic incidents logged with times and driver names including John Nelson of Lake Arthur Eva Stewart of 1201 N Pennsylvania S Main and McGaffey Main and Fourth Daniel Hannifin and John D Anderson N Main and Sixth and William Madison of 1509 W Seventh all listed with locations and times in a single report.
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U.S
Brasher Rd
John Phillip Nelson
Lake Arthur
Eva D. Stewart
Pennsylvania
S. Main
McGaffey
Colin Hobbs
E. First
Louise Bennett
Main
Daniel Hannifin
Wildy
John D. Anderson
N. Main
A.m
William Frederick Madison
W. Seventh
Attorney General Katzenbach Seen Driving Civil Rights and Poor
President Johnson nominates Nicholas deBelleville Katzenbach, 43, for attorney general, signaling a push to balance justice for the poor and expand the Justice Department beyond prosecution. He has pressed for progress in bail, pretrial publicity, legal aid for the poor, and wire tapping, while addressing abuses in public assistance and debt collection.
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Washington
Johnson
Nicholas deBelleville Katzenbach
Katzenbach
Robert F. Kennedy
Office of Criminal Justice
Col Vaughn to join NMMI staff as assistant to superintendent
Col Curry N Vaughn USA will join the New Mexico Military Institute administrative staff on April 1 as assistant to the superintendent and later assume commandant duties when Brig Gen John Willey leaves. Vaughn, a former Ohio State University Military Science professor and NMMI alumnus, has long military and coaching background.
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Col
Curry N. Vaughn USA
New Mexico Military Institute
John P. Willey
Sam W. Agee
Col. Vaughn
Ohio State University
NMMI
Cavalry Reserve
Cumberland University
Korea
Ohio State
Vaughn
Curry Jr
Ted Gwys
United States Military Academy
Inf
Fort Riley
Kansas
Gwyn
2Nd Armored
Fort Hood
Texas
State Capitol Watchmen Not Trusted With Guns
Santa Fe AP Capitol Custodian Rudy Laumbach says night watchmen are not armed as he refused to arm Capitol Custodian’s Office staff. Merchant Patrol handles watch duties after pilfering rose since 1963, with $2,400 merchant police contract tentatively approved along with other budget items.
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Santa FE
Santa Fe Merchant Patrol
Capitol
Rudy Laumbach
Senate
House Finance Committee
Laumbach
Secretary of State
Harry Lester
Subcommittee
Suit Filed Over Roswell Traffic Collision
Eloisa Carrasco filed a $51,500 district court damage suit in Roswell. She says her left turn on Buena Vista to S Main was struck by John F Milstead driving a car owned by B R Milstead and loaned for family use. Carrasco seeks $50,000 for personal damages and impaired earning capacity plus hospital costs.
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B. R. Milstead
Rt. 2
Box 83
Roswell
Eloisa Carrasco
Carrasco
Thieves Steal 887 In Car Parts At Valley Chevrolet
Police report a loss of 887.70 as thieves removed parts from used cars at Valley Chevrolet on West Second Street. Items stolen include a 1965 Corvair parts and assorted chrome air cleaners oil caps and a four barrel carburetor. Investigations ongoing.
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Valley Chevrolet
Markets Boost to New Highs as Trading Surges
The Dow pushed beyond 900 as the market rose on heavy volume of about 7.2 million shares. Blue chips led gains with American Cyanamid Kodak Union Carbide and others rising, while Jersey Standard, Homestake and several others slipped on a day of mixed corporate and government bond action.
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New York
Eastman Kodak
Union Carbide
Chrysler
General Motors
Kennecott
Anaconda
Liggett & Myers
General Electric
Goodyear
Juvenile Cases in 1964 Reported by Albuquerque Official
A report released Friday shows 672 juvenile delinquents were handled in 1964 by chief probation officer Henry Eller. Of these, 516 were boys and 156 were girls. Court referrals totaled 74 boys with 54 committed to the New Mexico Boys' School at Springer, while 16 of the 156 girls went to court and eight were committed to the Girls Welfare Home in Albuquerque. Eller made 31 trips to Springer and 10 to the Girls' Welfare Home during the year.
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Henry Eller
New Mexico
Springer
Albuquerque
Eller
New Well Site Selection Pends Evaluation Report
The Mayor's Water Advisory Committee discussed a proposed new city well at a Thursday meeting. Site choice was deferred until engineer Tom Mann completes a full evaluation of the current water system.
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Tom Mann
Water Advisory Committee
Six Mile Hill
Denver Livestock Prices Quiet With Nominal Figures
Denver market report shows cattle 50 head nominal, hogs 50 nominal, sheep 190 nominal with no change in prices. No calves traded.
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Denver Livestock
Denver
USDAN
Egg Market Chicago: steady prices across grades
Eggs show no change with Grade A whites at 76 percent or better, mixed at 27, mediums 7 2 4 3 4, standards 2 5 2, dirties unalloted, and checks at 22 as market notes.
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Chicago
Adults invited to driver education info at Roswell High
Adults interested in a driver education course are invited to meet at Roswell High School Room 310 on Tuesday at 7 p.m. for information and orientation.
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Roswell High School
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Carolyn Curtis
Pal
Kathy Helmig
Chums
Wally Harmon
Lion’s
Bill Holmes
Lions and Roswell High School Sorority
Summit
Second
Union
Cabral
ED McCusker
Evers
NAACP
Mississippi
ST. Mary's
Bonnie Reed
Betty Louise Coats
Dexter
Harry L. Foster Jr
Pecos
Marvis Walker
Carlsbad
Jose R. Perea
Carrizon
William Conrad
Linda Circle
Kenneth Odell Ward
Dana Winona Rogers
E. Eyman
Walker Afb
Ted S. Smith
Marvin B. Johnson
S. Madison
Avon Dawson
W. Lrth St
Charles L. Bennett
W. Hobbs
Glen Stiff
S. Plains Park Dr
Monica Bustamente
S. Holland
Sophus Madsen
Marcos Fresquez
Alexander Munoz
William A. Moore
Donald Picotte
Charles A. Towndrow
Harry Ortiz
Wilis Sauskis
Harold R. Ohmert
ENM Medical Center
Quimon Vargas
Richard Tubbs
el Paso Fire
Department
Kennedy
Department of Prosecution
Department of Justice
State Capitol
Official
Sara Aguilar
Raymond Aguilar
Roxie Berry
Aired Berry
Ce Asence
Chamber of Commerce
Retailers Association
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American Medical Association
Bar Association
Pd. Ady
Westinghouse Electric
Jersey Standard
Homestake
Bethlehem
Commonwealth Edison
American Airlines
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York Central
Radio Corp
Boeing
U.S. Rubber
Dow Jones
American Stock Exchange
Amerada
Reich
Reyn
Tel Safeway
Ariz
San D Gas
Atchison
Sears Roeb
Sheil Oil
Sinclair
du Pont
Sperry Rd
el & Mus
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Ford
G &m
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Elec
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Texaco Transwa
US Steel
Marath O
WN Bancorp
adAent Ward
Westy Elec
Nor N Gas
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Associated Press
the Singer CO
N. Main, Roswell, N. M
Rogers
Westinghouse
Philco
Zenith
Berkline
City TV
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