Guardsmen in New Mexico to begin basic training this month
About 700 New Mexico National Guardsmen may be sent to basic training this month due to added recruit spaces from the Army. Maj. Gen. John P. Jolly said the National Guard Bureau informed the state and units should fill as many slots as possible and that training will be at Fort Bliss in Texas.
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Santa FE
New Mexico National Guardsmen
Army
John P. Jolly
New Mexico
National Guard Bureau
Jolly
Ft. Bliss
Tex
Nebraska
Lyle Welch
Morrison
Morrison pushes job program for near North Side Negroes
Nebraska Governor Frank Morrison proposed creating a state Labor Department office in Omaha to help young Black residents on the near North Side find jobs and job training. He urged meetings with city and state leaders to expand training and employment opportunities while noting a small fraction involved in recent violence.
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Omaha
Neb
Frank Morrison
Near North Side
Morrison
A.V. Sorensen
State Department of Labor
State la
Bor
Lambert Eitel
Philip Sorensen
Paul Miller
Clinton Banks
Change Seen in Attitude of Officials
Washington AP Under secretary of State George W Ball reported Hanoi observers note war weariness and a psychological shift among officials but no decision to seek a peace in South Vietnam Ball cautioned against hype saying translation to policy takes longer and the outlook remains uncertain Ball cited four pressures including internal feuding in South Vietnam Communist losses and rising costs for Hanoi and a strong US resolve to stay engaged
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Washington
George W. Ball
Hanoi
South
Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Ball
Johnson
Dean Rusk
Nore
Ple
Completion Due On New Federal Building Delayed
The Roswell federal building completion date moves from October 5 to October 19 due to multiple factors. William Brown of Rowland Associates says the major construction work is done, with final structural development and mechanical installations in progress. The building is about half finished and some subcontractors will shift to other phases once the roof is added.
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Roswell
William Brown
Rowland Associates
Brown
Army Spec. 6 Gerald L. Smith returns with son's Viet Nam death
Army Spec. 6 Gerald L. Smith brings home the body of his son Danny L. Smith who was killed in Viet Nam on June 30 while serving with a 1st Infantry unit near Ft. Bliss and Holloman AFB. Danny had written a letter foretelling danger and his mother received word earlier than his father. Danny was 22, leaving a sister Belinda and a brother Darrell who had just begun Army basic training at Ft. Bliss. Burial planned at Ft. Bliss cemetery with services at Holloman AFB chapel.
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Alamogordo
N. M
Gerald L. Smith
Viet Nam
Danny Smith
Darrell Smith
Fourth Cavalry
605Th Transportation Corps Co
Holloman Air Force Base
Ft. Bliss
Smith
Danny
1St Infantry
George Ingram
Belinda
Smiths
Army
Governors Split over Vietnam Policy at Conference
Democrats press a resolution urging bipartisan support for U S policy in Southeast Asia and global commitments as Vice President Hubert Humphrey calls for strong backing of servicemen. Governors Romney and Hatfield resist final endorsement, signaling Republican division on timing and approach.
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Los Angeles
Hubert Governors
Johnson
South
Viet Nam
George Romney
Michigan
Grant Sawyer
Nevada
Southeast Asia
Congress
United States
Romney
Mark O. Hatfield
Oregon
N. M. Road Toll So Far This Year
The record notes traffic fatalities on New Mexico roads for the current year up to this date, comparing with the same point last year and highlighting year to date totals.
City Faces 54637 Bill for Saline Plant Water
City leaders clash over a 54637 charge for water from the Saline Water desalinization plant. The bill lacks monthly meter readings and total gallons, covering Feb 25 1964 to Sept 1 1965, under a contract for 750000 gallons daily at 16 cents per thousand.
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Peggy Utterback
Washington
Gail Harris
Auto Plate Sales Boom In Roswell
Red Worley of Roswell reports an eight percent rise in net proceeds from license plate sales for April through June this year over last year. He also notes a ten percent increase in head count, meaning 10 percent more people have obtained plates.
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Red Worley
Roswell
Old Timer L. A. Shaw Dies Today
Lawrence U. Shaw owner of Shaw Grocery and Market at 406 W. Second Street for 40 years died of an apparent heart attack at a local hospital. He was 75 and survived by his wife Ruth Ward Shaw and four daughters, two sons, and 17 grandchildren. funeral services are pending at Roswell Funeral Home.
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Lawrence U. Shaw
Mr. Shaw
Shaw
W. Second Street
S. Washington
LeClede
Inl
Kansas
Asa
Lydia Ellen Shaw
Ruth Woodward
Winfield
Kans
Roswell
Maurice
Espanola
Lawrence A. Jr
Alamogordo
Mary Ellen Bergman
Las Cruces
Elaine Howard
Caroline Price
Albuquerque
Marolyn Daniel
Nicklaus Hitchcock Lead British Open After Round One
Jack Nicklaus and Jimmy Hitchcock shot 70s to share the early first round lead in the British Open at Muirfield Scotland as many players completed the 72 hole event. Nicklaus, the Columbus Ohio native, is viewed as the favorite to win his first Open title.
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Mairfield
Scotland
Big Jack Nicklaus
Jimmy Hitchcock
England
Columbus
Ohio
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Associated Press
Tokyo
U.S
Radio
Miami Beach
Fla
Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
Teamster
Penny Rhodes
DeVon Smith
New Orleans
Sun
Earth
America
UPI
Rififi
By Jack Bell
H. Humphrey
Washington Office of Saline Water
Council
South Grand
Woody Drive
Bland
South Barnett and Sapphire
Carpenter’s Park
Roswell Motel Associates, Inc
Holiday Inn
Second St
American National Insurance Co
L. A. Shaw
L. U. Shaw
Nicklaus
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