Churchill laid to rest in soil he loved at Bladon
Sir Winston Churchill was buried in Bladon after a grand state funeral at St Pauls Cathedral in London. Over 3000000 attended the marches and processions, with leaders from Britain, the United States and world figures paying tribute to the wartime premier.
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Churchill
London
Winston Churchill
Bladon
St. Paul's Cathedral
St. Paul's
Johnson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Winston
Thames River
Eisenhower
United States
New Mexico House Begins Action on Shoplifting and School Reorg Bills
The Shoplifting Bill cleared the Senate 32 0 and moved to the House Judiciary Committee where Rep. Larry Goodell is vice chairman and Rep. Steve Helbing sits as a member. House members Amador and Martinez introduced a bill for compulsory county school system reorganization with a June 1966 plan deadline and a Sept 1 1966 effective date, while Foster’s bill sets 1965 dates. Rep. Shackelford arranged distribution of bills to Hagerman Dexter Lake Arthur and other areas. A public hearing on repealing the pre primary convention law is set for Feb 4. Rep. Shrecengost proposes a pest control compact for regional cooperation and an insurance fund for emergencies benefiting cotton growers.
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Santa FE
Senate
House of Representatives
Judiciary Committee
Larry Goodell
Steve Helbing
Albert Amador
Severino Martinez
Rio Arriba
Chaves
Taos
Amador-Martinez
Fred W. Foster
Grant County
State Board of Education
Foster
Wilbur L. Shackelford
House
Hagerman
Dexter
Lake Arthur
East Grand Plains
Penasco
Roswell
Lincoln County
New Mexico
Rep
Shrecengost
Shreeengost
Western Conference of State
Dallas Reirson
New Mexico Wool Growers Open 62nd Convention in Roswell
Three hundred delegates gather in Roswell for the 62nd annual New Mexico Wool Growers convention. Miss Wool Emily Adams visits the Bond-Baker wool warehouse and fleeces are judged, with prizes to be awarded Monday evening. Sessions cover livestock outlook, wool promotion, and estates and trusts, with officials and speakers from national and local groups.
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Emily Adams
Wool
New Mexico
Bond Baker Co., Inc
Roswell Inn
Miss Wool
Roswell
United States
New Mexico Association
Robert Corn
John T. Larsen
Agricultural Marketing Service
Washington
National Wool Growers Association
Ed Marsh
Salt Lake City
Growers Put Wool On View At 26th New Mexico Wool Show
Mrs. J B Coats of Roswell won Grand Champion fleece with a 13 pound 80's ewe at the 26th annual Wool Show tied to the 62nd New Mexico Wool Growers convention. Judges included Tony Treat and Vern Swanson. Top entries came from Roswell, Lincoln County, Tatum, Crystal Lake and other locales with multiple division winners and reserves.
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J.B. Coats
Roswell
New Mexico
Roswell Inn
Lincoln County
Tatum, Reswell
Crystal Lake
Lincoln County Livestock Company
John V. White
A.D. Jones
Prentice Harris
Tatum
S.P. Johnson
Dee Proctor
Honda
John J. Davis
Corona
Sara Curley
Charles D. Fuller
W.D. McFadden
New Mexico State University
Tony Treat
Picacho
Vern B. Swanson
Colorado State University
Yule B. Rees
Warehouseman
Albuquerque
Goodrum Brothers
Phelps White
Ivan Watson
Pablo Pena
Fuller Ranch
Henry Natwag
Louise Gone
Rock Point
Ariz
Carrol Shanks I
Mickey Gilmore
Genol
Junor
Wesley Harri
Roswell Federal Building Delayed to March Start
Roswell’s new four story federal building may start by March as plans await General Services Administration approval in Washington. The $1.4 million project between Fifth and Sixth streets on Richardson covers about 65 000 square feet and will house all federal agencies in Roswell. Construction bids will be called after final plan approval.
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Fifth and
Sixth Streets
Richardson
Security National Bank
Rowland
Roswell
Porch Delivery Is Inaugurated in Roswell
Roswell Daily Record announces new 1965 porch delivery for subscribers with carrier boys placing papers on the porch or at the door. Circulation problems to be solved by calling the department 5 to 7 p.m. at 622 7710.
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Roswell
London crowds mourn Churchill in record funeral turnout
More than a million mourners packed London streets from Westminster to St. Paul’s, crushing together for a final glimpse of Churchill’s flag draped coffin. The vast throng endured hours of cold as the gun carriage carried the bier through the three mile procession.
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Westminster Hall
St. Paul's
Churchill
George VI
Whitehall
Trafalgar Square
the Strand
Fleet Street
Ludgate Hill
London
Sir Winston Churchill
Westminster
St. Paul's Cathedral
Tower of London
Wave Kills Oregon Man
A rain weakened cliff collapsed into the Columbia River, sending a wave across the river and washing over Puget Island, killing a man. The Pacific Northwest floods and slides left two dead in Washington and hundreds evacuated across Oregon Washington and Idaho. In La Grande about 200 homes were evacuated as rivers rose high.
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Portland
Ore
Columbia River
Puget Island
Pacific Northwest
Randle
Wash
Weather Bureau
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
la Grande
Plan advanced county schools oppose merger
Chaves County officials vote to invite the State Board of Education to Roswell to discuss independence before House Bill 106 consolidation moves forward. Senator Penrod Toles leads the briefing with aides Carroll White and Marion Richards as background material cites historic consolidation in 29 of 32 New Mexico counties.
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Jean Huff
Chaves County
Penrod Toles
State Board of Education
Roswell
House of Representives
Santa Fe
Senator Toles
Carroll White
Mountain View
Marion Richards
Walker Elementary School
Cookson
Toles
New Mexico
North
Public Hearing on Pre-Primary Legislation in Santa Fe
Area residents are invited to a public hearing in Santa Fe to discuss pre-primary conventions. The House privileges and elections committee will convene Thursday at 1 30 in the House chambers. Steve Helbing of Chaves county notes letters and telegrams are welcome.
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Santa Fe
House
Privileges and Elections Committee of
Steve Helbing
Chaves County
Helbing
Kozlov dies in Moscow former Soviet official
Frol R Kozlov, Khrushchev era No 2 and Brezhnev successor in 1960, died in Moscow at 56. A metallurgical engineer, he served as first deputy premier and party secretary under Khrushchev before being dropped from the Presidium last year. The Tass report notes his illness and past strokes.
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Moscow
Frol R. Kozlov
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Tass
Kozlov
Brezhnev
Central Committee
Stalin
Georgi Malenkov
V.M. Molotov
United States
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Thames
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Waterloo Station
Lord Randolph Churchill
Britain
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Warren
Harri
Leland Markward
Record
Coats Fleece
George Spencer
Swift and Co
Chicago
J.R. Biglin
Denver
J.L. Hourrigan
Hyattsville Md
Ross Malone
T.J. Deason Jr
J.P. Williamson
Waldrop Supply Co
Benny Franklin
Lubbock
Comanche Hill
U.S
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St. Mary’s Hospital
Cabral
Federal Building
Hugh Rowland
General Services Administration
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Wave
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