Cameras in Court Topic at Judicial Conference
Roswell attorney Ross L. Malone warned at the U S 10th Circuit Judicial Conference that cameras in the courtroom could worsen delays and congestion. He noted Colorado's move to allow some broadcasting and cautioned about juror privacy and witness coverage changing Canon 35. The discussion centers on televising trials and its impact on the legal process.
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Colorado Supreme Court
Colorado
Malone
Washington
Truman
Roswell Hosts Knights of Pythias Public Speaking Tilt
Roswell serves as sectional center for the Knights of Pythias national public speaking contest with winners from eight Section 6 states. Henry Johnson represents New Mexico at the event, with scholarships up to 1500 dollars and a tour of Carlsbad Caverns planned.
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Roswell
Knights of Pythias
Cotton Graham
Pythian Castle
Second St
New Orleans
New Mexico
Henry Johnson
Carlsbad Caverns National Park
Pythian Building
Fallis Rees
Denver
KSWS
Arizona
California
Colorado
Nevada
Oklahoma
Texas
Utah
Judy Kurodapkin
Tuc
Carbon Black Fire Burned Long At United Carbon Plant
The warehouse at United Carbon Co. ten miles south of Eunice continued to smolder for about 48 hours with dense smoke. Unofficial reports put the fire at 650000 pounds of carbon black and losses around 75000 dollars.
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Eunice
United Carbon Co
Here
Thirty Five Japanese War Criminals Paroled by Netherlands
Thirty five Japanese war criminals were released today after being granted parole by the Netherlands. The decision frees the individuals from confinement and allows them to resume civilian life under supervision.
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Tokyo
Netherlands
New July cold record hits 56.7 degrees in New York
A new July low was logged in New York as the thermometer fell to 56.7 degrees at 4 20 a.m. today.
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New York
Roswell Holds Mock Evacuation Drill For July 20
Roswell Civilian Defense Council conducts a mock July 20 evacuation as 64 volunteer families and Walker Air Force Base personnel move to the Bottomless Lakes area. Wardens from four city districts organize routes and crowd control under chief wardens with Lions Club and veterans groups supplying personnel.
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Walker Air Force Base
Mark Caraway
Seth Fields
Roswell
Mid-Day Lions Club
Clyde Allinsworth
Leo Thompson
Northwest
Veterans’ Organizations
Salem Curtis
Cecil Wilson
Lulac
Frank Ramirez
Ruben Nanya
Roswell Lions Club
Bill Thompson
Harry Atkins
Charles Boreing
Government freezes key steel items as six day strike continues
The Commerce Department ordered a freeze on selected steel products essential for aircraft missiles and AEC projects to keep defense production flowing. Mediators met with both sides but no breakthrough in contract talks as about 650000 workers strike and 50000 allied workers face layoffs.
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Pittsburgh
Washington
United Steelworkers
Federal Mediation Service
Commerce Department
USW
David J. McDonald
Atomic Energy Commission
Body of Colorado Springs Boy Found in River
Six year old Michael Server of Colorado Springs drowned July 4 after tumbling into the Elk River near Clark. Wildlife officer Clifford A. Hurd spotted the red shirt lodged between rocks in several feet of water. The boy and his mother were nearby when he lost balance while throwing a rock.
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Steamboat Springs
Colo.p
Michael Server
Colorado Springs
Elk River
University of New Mexico
Clifford A. Hurd
Box Canyon
Michael
Leon Server
Clark
Here
Rubber union talks stall in multiple cities
Widespread contract negotiations between the United Rubber Workers Union and the rubber industry continued behind walls of silence. Talks are underway with firms in New York Columbus Cleveland Cincinnati and Dayton with a deadline of August 14 after a two month wage re opener notice. The union seeks wage gains for about 94200 workers nationwide with current averages from 2.23 to 2.37 dollars per hour.
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Akron
United Rubber Workers Union
New York
Columbus
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Dayton
U.S. Rubber Co
General Tire Rubber Co
U.S. Rubber
Firestone
General
New Mexico Road Toll So Far This Year
Monthly toll totals for New Mexico roads show current year figures up to this date, with comparisons to the same date last year. Data highlights shifts in traffic and revenue, indicating trends in travel volume and infrastructure usage.
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N. M
Uranium prospectors lose vehicle over Cedar Breaks rim
In Cedar Breaks National Monument Utah two uranium prospectors Vernon Parker and Earl Anderson watched their station wagon trailer and drilling rig roll over the canyon rim and fall about 45 feet. The park service demands removal and officials plan to recover the wrecked gear.
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Cedar Breaks
Utah
Cedar Breaks National Monument
Vernon P. Parker
Earl Anderson
Park Service
Parker
Earl
Father of Kidnapped Baby Gets Call in Weinberger Case
Morris Weinberger, father of Peter Weinberger, received a call at 9:40 a.m. from someone believed to have taken his month-old son. He said he was ready to meet the ransom and awaited further contact. The abduction occurred Wednesday afternoon from the Weinbergers’ Long Island home. A note demanding $2000 was left. Police set a trap with ransom packages but no one appeared. The case marks the first time police used the phrase if he is alive. The family awaits a resolution as the search continues.
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Westbury
N.Y
Peter Weinberger
Morris Weinberger
Weinberger
Weinbergers
Long Island
Beatrice Weinberger
Peter
Cable Tool Rig Operation Starts In Artesia Area
Oil drilling near Artesia continues two miles southwest on J. M. Jackson property where a cable tool rig replaces a rotary rig that had reached 1 215 feet. Operations began Thursday afternoon with depth expectations near 1 700 feet to reach pay strata.
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Artesia Area
Artesia
Here
J. M. Jackson
Civil Rights School Slated For Roswell
FBI Special Agent in Charge N R Johnson says a Civil Rights School will be held in Roswell on July 12 for all Fifth Judicial District law enforcement officers. The event runs 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Roswell City Hall Council Room with topics on Arrest and Seizures.
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N. R. Johnson
FBI
New Mexico
Roswell
Johnson
L. C
Tommy” Thompson
Fifth Judicial District
Patrick E. Hanagan
Ladies Night at Fair Park Stadium for Rockets Series
Sunday will be ladies night at Fair Park Stadium as the Rockets start a three game set with Ballinger. After a 5 to 4 comeback over Pampa Thursday Family Night, the Chamber of Commerce baseball council will host ladies as guests again Sunday. Tom Hall heads a new promotion committee and will announce personnel tomorrow. Tonight the Rockets face Pampa Oilers at 8 p.m. with the third game Saturday at 7 30. All home games start 7 30 except Friday at 8.
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Fair Park Stadium
Rockets
Ballinger
Pampa
Chamber of Commerce Baseball Council
Tom Hall
Pampa Oilers
Clovis Firm to Build New Sears Store in Roswell
The Denton and Griggs firm of Clovis wins the general construction bid for a Sears Roebuck store at Summit and Main in Roswell New Mexico. The one story masonry building will open late fall with 392 parking spaces and a 38 department setup across 29 527 square feet.
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Denton and Griggs
Clovis
N. M
Sears, Roebuck and Company
Summit
Main Streets
Roswell
J. B. Owens
Sears
W. B. Lum
City
Blea Electric Company
William H. LaDew Inc
Dallas
George L. Dahl
South Main Street
Summit Street
Owens
Blame Over Education Aid Battle Sparks House Backlash
The House rejected a 1.6 billion federal school construction aid bill by 224 to 194, faulting both parties for the defeat amid charges over segregation and federal control. Democrats credited their majority. Republicans blamed Democrats for not supporting Eisenhower’s plan. An amendment denying aid to noncompliant states was attached, then removed, in a day of reversals.
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Washington
House
Eisenhower
Rep
Powell
DNY
Supreme Court
Moslem Strikers Return to Jobs in Algeria
Algiers reports show Moslem strikers back at work after a 24 hour general strike called by nationalist rebels. Strike said 90 percent effective with reports of guerrilla activity spreading from the countryside toward Titters Mountains area 50 miles south of Algiers where rebels attacked isolated posts and damaged vineyards.
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Algiers
Algeria
Titters
Welcome Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Smith Mrs. Inez Boyette
A brief social note greets the union of H. E. Smith and his wife welcomed by Mrs. Inez Boyette in a community announcement.
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H. E. Smith
Inez Boyette
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White Sands Proving Ground
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Fallon
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