NM Spanish Land Grant March Set
Alianza Federal de Mercedes plans a 65 mile four day march to Santa Fe starting Saturday with 7 to 100 participants carrying a petition. R L Tijerina says it seeks Gov Campbell to press Johnson for a committee to study Spanish land grant questions and civil rights guaranteed by the 1848 Guadalupe Hidalgo Treaty.
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Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Alianza Federal de Mercedes
Federal Alliance of Land Grants
Jack M. Campbell
National Governors Conference
California
R. L. Tijerina
Spanish Land Grant Association
Campbell
Johnson
Tijerina
Medicare begins for 64000 New Mexico seniors
The Health Insurance Amend ment to the Sexual Security Act took effect at 12:01 a.m. in New Mexico to cover hospital and doctor bills for about 64 000 residents age 65 and older. Plan A provides 8 million and Plan B 3 million annually for hospital care and physician services with 46 hospitals participating. Welfare recipients delay until Sept. 1 due to federal rule changes.
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Associated Press
New Mexico
Elmer Zaudke
New Mexico Health Department
Leo Murphy
Murphy
Welfare Department
Missile Silo Sale Proposed to Hagerman NM Town
The General Services Administration proposes selling parts of an Atlas missile silo near Walker Air Base in New Mexico. Hagerman would acquire a water pumping system and 213 adjoining acres to join the municipal water district and for public recreation use.
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Washington
General Services Administration
Walker Air Base
N.M
New Mexico
Hagerman
Missile Site No. 7
Crownpoint Teen Killed as Car Crashes on NM 56
A car left New Mexico 56 near Crownpoint, overturning six times at a curve 10 miles south of Crownpoint. Diane Dixon, 19, was killed and three other youths injured.
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Crownpoint
Wynema
Diane Dixon
New Mexico
ENMU Regents approve dorm project contract in Portales
Eastern New Mexico University regents accept a 1,478,985 bid from John C. Cornell Inc. for a 450 student high rise dormitory on the Portales campus with completion set for Sept. 1, 1967. The board also sells 2,085,000 in bonds to Stern Brothers to fund dormitory 1,585,000 stadium 300,000 and PE complex 200,000 projects.
Jaycees Elect William W Suttle National President
William W Suttle elected national president of the Jaycees at the 46th annual convention in Detroit. The 32 year old North Carolina native pledged to prioritize individual development and broad Jaycee involvement in community activities, succeeding James A Skidmore of Brick Township New Jersey.
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Detroit
William W. Suttle
Jaycees
North Carolina
Suttle
James A. Skidmore
Brick Township
N.J
Hobbs College Dean Resigns Amid Policy Dispute
Dr. Clarence H. Schrader dean of the College of the Southwest and his wife Elizabeth registrar will resign. Officials say the resignations stem from dissension with President J. L. Burke’s policies at the four year liberal arts college in Hobbs.
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Hobbs
Clarence H. Schrader
College of the Southwest
Elizabeth
J. L. Burke
Electricians Return to Work at Los Alamos Lab
About 50 electricians who walked off their jobs at Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory returned to work. The walkout stemmed from a dispute over non union help in erecting metal buildings at the facility.
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LOS Alamos
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
Sandal Costs Three Lives at Montana Family Reunion
A woman dropped her sandal in the Blackfoot River at McNamara's Landing near Missoula during a family reunion, prompting three children to drown while trying to retrieve it. John Fitzpatrick, 28, also drowned while rescuing them. Victims include Rose Ann Elledge, Terry Pesanti, Michael Fitzpatrick, and the missing sandal incident prompted a river rescue.
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Bonner
Mont
Blackfoot
John Fitzpatrick
Twin Creeks
McNamara’s Landing
Missoula
Rose Ann Elledge
Deer Lodge
Terry Pesanti
Michael Fitzpatrick
Andover
Mass
Missoula County
Russell Pulliam
Medicare Expansion Aims for Home Services and Hospital Use
The article details Medicare home services becoming available upon physician request with free services until certification. Certification requires 24 conditions and may not occur until late August. Local hospitals expect a 5 percent rise in usage in year one and 15 percent in year two, with four facilities already accredited as Medicare sites. A Utilization Review Plan will oversee patient chart reviews by doctor committees.
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Vinsant
Santa Fe
Homemaker’s Service
St. Mary's Hospital
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
St. Mary's Nursing Home
Sunset Villa Nursing Home
Joint Commission of Hospital Accreditation
Memorial Osteopathic Hospital
Man Kills Self and Two Sons Near Sunland Park
An El Paso man Thomas L. Haack 35 and his sons Carl 9 and David 5 were found shot to death on a country road five miles north of Sunland Park New Mexico. A 306 rifle lay beside the father's body and a diary type note in Haack's car expressed remorse over a pending divorce.
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Sunland Park
el Paso
Tex
Dona Ana
Thomas L. Haack
Carl
David
Haack
New Mexico
New Mexicans Killed in War
Two New Mexico servicemen are reported killed in Vietnam. Army Spec. Harry G. Dyer, 23, of Portales, formerly with the Portales News Tribune, was killed in combat with the 2nd Brigade 25th Infantry after enlisting in April last year. Marine Pvt. Erwell M. Guevara of Loving was also killed in action, as announced by the Defense Department.
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Associated Press
New Mexico
Viet Nam
Harry S. Dyer
Portales
Army
Harry G. Dyer
2Nd Brigade
25Th Infantry
Dyer
Portales News- Tribune
Erwell M. Guevara
Loving
Defense Department
Hinkle Residence Burglarized In Home Invasion
Police investigate a burglary at Warren Hinkle's home 1415 E Hendricks. The thief entered the residence and ransacked a bedroom drawers and closet. Losses include two watches valued at 95 dollars and small change.
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Warren Hinkle
E. Hendricks
Hinkle
Eight Elderly Evicted From Small Adirondack Hospital
Eight elderly patients aged 67 to 87 were ordered to leave Adirondack Regional Hospital in Corinth New York after federal officials ruled the facility failed to meet Medicare standards. Two other Medicare patients 70 and 78 will remain due to heart conditions.
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Corinth
N.Y
Adirondack Regional Hospital
Saratoga Springs
Bruce Scidmore
Bombs Hit North Vietnamese Fuel Depot Near Hai Phong
US Navy pilots dropped bombs on the Dong Nham fuel depot about 15 miles northwest of Hai Phong. A spokesman said all charges hit the target area, destroying or damaging fuel stores of about 14 000 metric tons as part of the air campaign to cut supply to Communist forces in South Viet Nam. On the ground, American in-
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Dong Nham
Haiphong
An Loc
Viet Nam
Hanoi
United States
Political and military briefs collide in 1960s news items
The text reports on American medical billing policy moves under Medicare and battlefield actions in Vietnam. It notes AMA proposals allowing doctors to bill patients directly or through intermediaries, with reimbursement rules. It also covers Viet Cong actions near Saigon, U S air strikes near An Loc, and civilian casualties from misdirected bombs amid ongoing raids on North Vietnamese fuel depots.
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American Medical Association
AMA
Physicians' Father Dies in Floydada Texas
Lu ther Allison Marshall 81 of Floydada Texas died Wednesday in Albuquerque. Funeral services will be held Saturday at First Baptist Church Floydada with burial in Floydada cemetery. He was a retired businessman who owned a grain elevator company and other ventures including a truck farm and swimming pool firm. He moved to Floydada in 1911 and later moderated a TV program in Lubbock area after retirement. Survived by wife Rachel Leola, two daughters Vera Nell and Marie, two sons I J and Walter, plus relatives in Roswell and Lubbock.
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First Baptist Church
Floydada
Tex
Luther Allison Marshall
Bataan Memorial Hospital
Albuquerque
Marshall
Roswell
I. J. Marshall
U. S. Marshall
Teoge
Lubbock
Rachel L. McClellan
Shannon
Moore Funeral Home
Rachel Leola Marshall
Vera Nell Marshall
Marie Marshall
Walter Marshall
Surveyor 1 Moon Lander Plunges Into Lunar Night
In Pasadena California scientists say Surveyor 1 still seeks to resume transmitting lunar pictures after a two week lunar night cut off its signals. They remain hopeful for reactivation as equipment warms and power returns.
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Pasadena
Calif
America
Surveyor
More Cigarettes Smoked in U S
Washington AP reports a record 534 billion cigarettes were consumed in the fiscal year ending Thursday, including overseas military use, up about 2 billion from the prior year despite warnings and package labels.
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Washington
Department of Agriculture
Official records marriage licenses and divorces pending
Marriage licenses issued for Monty L. Miquels 20 of Alexandria Indiana and Helen Estell Reed 18 of Roswell. George Lee Jackson 22 of Gadsden Alabama and Jyce Broussard 19 of Opelousas Louisiana. Divorces pending Juanita M. Dodson and John M. Dodson.
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Monty L. Miquels
Alexandria
Ind
Helen Estell Reed
Roswell
George Lee Jackson
Gadsden
Ala
Jyce Broussard
Opelousas
Juanita M. Dodson
John M. Dodson
Illicit charges rise on lost or stolen cards
The Journal of American Insurance notes about 1.5 million credit cards are lost or stolen yearly and illicit charges exceed two million dollars annually.
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Journal of American Insurance
Watermelon Seed Spitting Contest Set in Pauls Valley Okla
The Watermelon Seed Spitting Contest Association received a state charter on Thursday and announced the first annual tournament to be held Saturday in Pauls Valley, a center of watermelon farming. The group aims to foster and disseminate scientific knowledge worldwide.
First United Fund in Denver Precedes Community Chest
Denver residents launched the United Fund in 1877 as a forerunner of the Community Chest plan, organizing a drive to support 23 welfare services.
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Denver
United
U.S
Linda Vista collision leads to license citation
At 8 36 p m Thursday Barbra James 15 of 604 LaFon da collided with Wayne Milner 113 Linda Circle. James cited for no driver's license. At 9 05 p m Thursday McGaffey at S Main Helen Louise Noling 35 and Louis Edwin Bell 22 collided. Bell cited for following too close.
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Linda Vista
Linda Circle
Barbra James
LaFonda
Wayne Milner
James
McGaffey
S. Main
Helen Louise Noling
Rt. 2
Box 154W
Louis Edwin Bell
Walters SE
Albuquerque
Bell
Hospital Visiting Hours and June Patient Notes at St Marys
Visiting hours listed for general and maternity wards. Admitted and born names and addresses appear for St Marys Hospital with June 30 entries including Lydia Orozco and Victor Aldaco families, plus memorial osteopathic listings for James Yates and others.
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ST. Mary’s
Lydia Orozco
S. Missouri
Edgar Argenbright
N. Delaware
E. M. George
Hagerman
Michael Ulrich
Bonita
Myrtle Molett
E. Hendricks
Raymond Rollwitz
W. First
Mary S. Towell
I. A. Hughlett
James N. Dunlavey
Harry Nunn
Victor Aldaco
P. O. Box
Dexter
Jerry Hudson
S. Lea
Frank Joseph Valdez
Portales
George E. Hall
Mescalero Road
Rebecca English
Encanto Drive
Albert Cox
Roswell
James L. Wiley Jr
Western
Gary L. Hamby
Artesia
Steven Fairfield
Sunshine
Othell Camp
Pennsylvania
Nevis E. Bryant
Daniel R. Day
Robert B. Day
Gary L. Hemby
Wesley W. Hobbs
Holland Ray Hunter
Memorial Osteopathic
James Yates
S. Poplar
Lucian Hernandez
Ramona Gonzales
Clyde York
Eugene Lambert
Markets end higher as holiday weekend looms in New York
The market closed up for the week’s first gain with moderate volume before the July 4 holiday. GM and AT&T rose over a point, airlines stayed firm, and electronics and steels partially retraced gains as traders eyed thin turnover and a long weekend.
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General Motors
American Telephone
Wall Street
United
Douglas
Pan American World Airways
Eastern
Raytheon
Sperry Rand
Eastman Kodak
du Pont
American Stock Exchange
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