U.S. Reconsiders Egypt Aid for Aswan Dam Project
Washington will review its aid package to Egypt for the Nile dam as U S officials cite President Nasser’s anti Western and pro Soviet tilt. The State Department reallocated previously promised grants and said no new money will flow until Congress approves a broader foreign aid program.
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Washington
United States
Egypt
Nile River
State Department
Agamal Abdel Nasser
Aswan
Congress
Nasser
Russia
Britain
World Bank
House Appropriations Cuts Foreign Aid By 28 Percent
The House Appropriations Committee voted to cut 1.4059 billion from Eisenhower’s five billion dollar foreign aid request, a 28 percent slash mainly hitting arms aid. The action lowers the bill to 3.6659 billion and prompts a thorough investigation of the program amid concerns over need-based planning and spending.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
House
U. S
Senate
Woman injured by husband’s pistol in Hobbs house incident
Mrs Priddy McGuire, 34, cleaned a closet and knocked her husband’s loaded .22 pistol from a shelf causing a gunshot wound to her right leg. In Vatican City Konrad Adenauer held a 40 minute private audience with Pope Pius III discussing trade with the Communist bloc and Soviet policy shifts.
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Hobbs
Priddy McGuire
Vatican City
Konrad Adenauer
Pius III
New York Stocks Close Mixed As Market Weighs Oil and Tech
AP summary lists closing prices for ABIC Vend through West El with numerous tickers including Am Airlin, RCA, Armour, Pepsi Cola, Chrysler, Shell, Colgate Palmolive, General Electric, Ford, General Motors, Texaco, United Airlines, United Corporation, and US Steel. Total stock sales amount to 2,180,000 shares.
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New York
Abic Vend
Ee Oil
Am Airlin
Olin Math
Am Motors
Penney JC
Anac
W&c
RCA
Armour & Co
Repub
Atchison
Richard Oil
Rohr Aire
Beth Steel
Safeway St
Sears
Chrysler
Shell Oil
Sinclair
Colg Palm
Socony
Comw
Swest
Sperry
Ltd Brand
Curtiss WJ
Std Oil
Cal
du Pont
Ind
el Paso NG
Firestone
Sunray
Gen Motors
Swift &Co
Gillette
Texas Co
Goodyear
Tex G
Kansas City Livestock Prices Report
AP reports livestock markets in Kansas City with cattle and hogs pricing. Cattle ranges include slaughter steers 11.00-15.00, cows 10.00-11.25, calves 11.00-18.00, bulls 13.00-14.00, with buyers for good slaughter calves 15.00-18.00. Hogs price 16.50-17.25 for barrows and gilts, sows 12.00, lambs 20.50-23.50, and ewes 3.00-4.00.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Wool futures close steady in New York market
Wool futures closed unchanged to 2 of a cent lower with July at 128.6 and October 131.1. Certified wool spot at 129.5N. Wool tops futures finished unchanged to 0.5 of a cent higher with July 160.0 and October 161.5. Certificated spot wool tops at 160.0N.
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Wool Market
New York
Jly
Cotton futures close lower on July and October highs
New York cotton futures eased while a few contracts closed higher than the prior session. July settled near 31.60, October around 32.63 to 32.64, December 32.58 to 32.60, March 32.76, May 32.36 with July 31.86 and December 31.08 in the Baton trading notes. Middling spot remains BON.
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New York
Jly
Santistevan Warns Of Blow From School Aid Bill Defeat
New Mexico officials estimate the House defeat of the federal school aid bill could cost the state 10 to 15 million dollars or more. Assistant State School Superintendent Floyd Santistevan calls the loss a terrific blow, saying counties will lose benefits, especially in districts with large federal land ownership. The state still has relief options under Public Laws 815 and 874 for construction and maintenance.
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Santa FE
New Mexico School Authority
Floyd Santistevan
Santistevan
New Mexico
Firemen Quench Trash Blaze in Roswell Alley
Roswell firefighters were summoned at 12 09 p m to extinguish a trash fire in the alley behind 107 E Seventh St Trucks 2 and 3 responded but truck 2 was recalled and the crew returned to the station at 12 20 p m All units cleared the scene shortly after.
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Roswell
Seventh St
Cardinal McIntyre to Dedicate New Novitiate in Albuquerque
James Cardinal McIntyre of Los Angeles will dedicate the Brothers of Good Shepherd novitiate in Albuquerque. He will preside at a Pontifical Field Mass at Zimmerman Field at 5 p.m. with Archbishop Edwin V. Byrne officiating.
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Santa FE
James Cardinal McIntyre
Los Angeles
The
Brothers of Good Shepherd
Albuquerque
Zimmerman Field
Edwin V. Byrne
Hospital Births Admitted and Discharges Noted in Roswell Area
July 5 admissions include Mrs. Victor Chavez Roswell and Mrs. Albert Sanchez 1201 N Union Ave with births of a boy and a girl respectively. Discharges July 5 list W C Sanford Earl Neal and several others. Births reported for Chavez Surette Sanchez Mayberry Harris families. Local centers ENM Medical Center and Osteopathic roster also noted with names and addresses. Walker AFB reports no births.
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ST. Mary’s
Victor Chavez
Roswell
Albert Sanchez
N. Union Ave
Ray A. Surette
S. Kentucky Ave
Dean ‘Mayberry
E. Ballard St
Warren Harris
W. Albuquerque St
Richard C. Smith
Atesia
Vena Newman
Aritesia
W. C. Sanford
Earl Neal
Mary Hooper
Virgil Smith
Miguel Romero
Pedro Ortiz
Oscar A. Smith
Victor Chavez Jr
Kentucky Ave
Dean Mayberry
Alc
ENM Medical Center
Lavern H. Koske
N. Washington Ave
W. A. Snipes
O'Brien Nicholas
Anchil E. Gibbs
Rowena Barnett
Debra Jean Ortiz
Osteopathic
Cora Franklin
Dexter
Pena
E. Bland St. Walker Afb
Skinner Funeral Services Planned in Oklahoma
Body of Mrs. Bessie Lee Skinner, 33, died Wednesday at Roy Smith farm southeast of Roswell, sent by train to Henryetta Oklahoma for funeral services. Born August 18, 1922 in Henryetta, she is survived by husband Leonard and sister Mrs. Jack Allender of Long Beach California. She was a Pentecostal Holiness Church member. Arrangements by Valley Mortuary.
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Bessie Lee Skinner
Roy Smith
Roswell
Henryetta
Okla
Skinner
Joe Harvey Curtis
Leonard
Jack Allender
Long Beach
Calif
Pentecostal Holiness Church
Valley Mortuary
Government Pays Out Over 82 Billion to Veterans and Dependents
The Veterans Administration reports total benefit payments surpass 82 billion dollars from the Revolutionary War to today. Wartime service accounts for over 81 billion, with the remainder to peacetime veterans and dependents.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Simms names Hill and Foster to State Game and Fish Commission
Gov. John F. Simms announced the appointment of Clyde A. Hill of Albuquerque and Frank Foster of Clovis to the State Game and Fish Commission. Hill replaces Judge C. M. Botts as chairman. Foster replaces Angus Evans. Hill is a banker, 52, with a five year term. Foster, 55, is a teacher and gunsmith, with a term to 1960. The commission will have three Democrats and two Republicans. Both appointments are effective immediately.
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Santa FE
Clyde A. Hill
Albuquerque
Frank Foster
Clovis
State Game and Fish Commission
John F. Simms
Hill
C. M. Botts
Foster
Angus Evans
Espanola
Paul Wright
Silver City
Henry Brown
Carlsbad
George Turner
Cimarron
Curry County
Curry County Game Protective Assn
Evans
Simms
Man pleads innocent in assault battery case in justice court
William D. Haley 22 enters innocent plea on assault and affray charge. Bond set at 500 dollars after fight on East Second Street injures Bill Ross 29 who is at St Mary's Hospital. Other court cases include alleged grand larceny and thefts, bicycle auto crash injuring two boys, and petty offenses with fines.
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Justice Court
William D. Haley
Walker Base
Haley
East Second
Bill Ross
St. Mary’s Hospital
Ross
Clarence Helmer
Las Cruces
Charlie Troublefield
Hagerman
Sheriff's Office
Helmer
O. K
E. Second St
Dodge
Dallas
Clifford Coppock
Chaves
Coppock
Dona Ana
Second and Garden
J. T. Downs Jr
N. Main St
Garden
Gilbert Gonzales
Gilbert Chavez
St. Mary's Hospital
Ballard Ambulance
Valley Ambulance
Felice Court
Windy Ledge Holds DC7 Wreckage
Eight Swiss climbers flown from Zurich join Rocky Mountain rescue members on a perilous operation on a ledge above the Colorado River to recover bodies and wreckage from United Air Lines DC7 crash in the Grand Canyon. Capt. Walter Spriggs reports favorable winds but dangerous gusts as crews near the site where the DC7 and a TWA Super Constellation may have collided in midair, killing 128.
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Colorado River
United Air Lines
Grand Canyon
Zurich
United
Lewis and
Batson
UAL
TWA
Eisenhower Holds Private Political Talk at Gettysburg
President Eisenhower discussed politics with two aides at the Gettysburg farm. Press secretary James Hagerty said he could not reveal any decision on running for another term. A news conference potential but not guaranteed was noted, with weather and travel plans affecting others.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Eisenhower Farm
Adams
Washington
Newman Reports on Kiwanis Convention in San Francisco
Kirk Newman, Kiwanis International Convention delegate, spoke at the La Honda Kiwanis Club luncheon about the San Francisco meeting attended by about 14 000 people. John Foster Dulles served as the main speaker, with guests Clayton Powless John Devlin Joe Robertson Ernest Harp and Leo Smith noted.
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Kirk Newman
San Francisco
la Honda Kiwanis Club
John Foster Dulles
Newman
Clayton Powless
John Devlin
Joe Robertson
Ernest Harp
Leo Smith
Anonymous Tip Clears Bank Robbery Case in Florida
An anonymous tipster who overheard robbery plans led FBI agents to three arrests nine hours after $28,000 was stolen from the Florida National Bank in Starke. Most of the money was recovered.
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Jacksonville
Fla
FBI
Florida National Bank
Starke
St Paul and St Barnabas Introduce Christianity to Cyprus
The two early Christians, St Paul and St Barnabas, traveled to Cyprus in 45 A.D. to spread the Christian faith and establish early church presence on the island.
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St. Paul
St. Barnabas
Island of
Cyprus
Commission rejects Roswell to Artesia TV channel shift
The Communications Commission rejected a petition to move television Channel 10 from Roswell to Artesia New Mexico. The decision ends the proposed relocation and keeps Channel 10 serving Roswell.
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Washington
the Communications Commission Today
Channel 10
Roswell
Artesia
N. M
Navy Enlisted Man Charged in Bank Robbery Case
Navy enlisted man Clinton Emil Withington, 19, faces bank robbery charges. Another Navy man Marvin Fredrickson, 19, and Jacksonville resident Mary Ann Reid, 23, charged as accessories.
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Ported
Navy
Clinton Emil Withington
Marvin Fredrickson
Mary Ann Reid
Jacksonville
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Ed Williams
B. F. Fields Jr
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Kodak Flash
Third St
Mack Williams
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E. F. Hutton & Co Atomic Dev. Fund
Fidelity Fund
Suas
Gas Industries
N.M
Southern Union
G.P.L
E. F. Hutton & Co
E. 2Nd St
NEW Mexico Fence CO
Es ‘Diamonds
Huff
the National Bridal Service
Bessie L. Skinner
Oklahoma
Game
Fish Commission
Justin Bowersox
Kansas City Star
POST
And
Esquire
Ball & Ray Clothiers
Lyking Tire & Automotive
Pilsner
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