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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1956
Page
9
Temperatures recorded in 3 hour intervals from 11 a m yesterday to 7 a m today show a high of 99 and a low around 69 with readings ranging from 74 to 98 in the afternoon. Thunderstorms and light showers expected with generally fair conditions otherwise. Notable extremes include a high of 107 at Blythe California and a low of 32 at Bryce Canyon Utah.
The House defeated a school aid measure amid bitter lines. Sen. Humphrey accused Republicans of betrayal while Sen. Smith doubted revival this year as Congress nears adjournment. Leaders blamed parties for the setback and debated amendments tied to Supreme Court decisions.
Malone warns that televising court proceedings harms trial integrity and justice administration. He argues public trials benefit defendants, not the public, and domestic relations coverage may distract rather than aid justice.
The Roswell CD council urges residents to note emergency air frequencies 640 and 1240 for nationwide civil defense tests. In a real attack or major disaster these would be the sole operation channels and broadcasts may be erratic. Full evacuation routes and plan details are not yet announced.
A former Artesia resident, M. C. Davis, died in El Dorado Kansas after a lingering illness. Artesia woman Mrs W M Ross was notified by telegram from Mrs Mary Abbot Davis. Davis had come to Artesia to work on the Artesia Hotel and left in 1942.
A Nassau County mother, Peter Weinberger’s parent, pleads for her infant’s return at a Freeport station. She reads a written appeal and the infant formula note as detectives copy details. Police report no progress after ransom envelopes went unclaimed.
Three divorce actions entered July 3 include Cecelia Licon vs Raymond Li, Jay C Meador vs Theda Iris Meador, and Pearl Ella Reynolds vs Philemon E Reynolds.
In Mexico City the Brazil and Mexico Davis Cup teams faced elimination to reach the American Zone finals. First singles saw Jose Aguero of Brazil against Mario Llamas, with Gustavo Palafox set to play Brazil captain Armando Vieira.
Maj J A Hadley serves as liaison at WAFB coordinating with New Mexico Military Institute officials to strengthen cooperation and program support for ROTC and military training.
President Eisenhower, convalescing after a June 9 operation, hoped for a weather break at Gettysburg to resume flights and golf practice. He did not leave the residence as rain and cold kept him indoors. he spent time napping and chatted with grandchildren David and Barbara Anne on the front porch.
Deming officials and businessmen plan a brochure highlighting repairs needed at the Deming air base to Sen Dennis Chavez. Chavez said government runway improvements might be possible with recently approved Air Force funds. the base is used for refueling and other government operations.
12 year old Lee Reeves swallowed an open pen knife while lying in bed. Doctors operated to retrieve the weapon after the slip caught him by surprise.
Auction sale at 311 S Sunset scheduled for 1 30 p m Saturday. Sunset Furniture Co furnishes contact MA 2 4971.
The Associated Press reports two Republican senators Ives of New York and Carlson of Kansas expect President Eisenhower to run again after his surgery. They say he will enter the 1956 campaign and be elected. Georgia Senator George predicts a Southern swing to Adlai Stevenson unless Lyndon Johnson is a strong nomination contender.
The AP compiles top batting and pitching leaders for both leagues. Mantle and Maxwell lead AL batting, while Bailey and Boyer top NL batting. pitching leaders include Pierce and Lawrence with standout win percentages.
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