Llewellyn names Rsw V P mbrs to executive panel in NM
Three Roswellites are named to the New Mexico Republican Party executive committee by F P Tony Llewellyn. The panel will meet at a Santa Fe luncheon to pick a candidate for Congress after Ralph Carlisle Smith Of Los Alamos withdraws amid questions about AEC work.
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Albuquerque
F. P
Tony) Llewellyn
Santa Fe
Congress
Ralph Carlisle Smith
Los Alamos
Atomic Energy Commission
Major League Baseball and Republican Party Notes
Baseball results note Pittsburgh 2 Chicago 1 with Banks homering for Chicago. In politics Forrest Atchley leads a party nomination effort from Mosquero. Santa Fe hosts the first GOP meeting at La Fonda at 12 30 p m followed by a work session as the Republican state convention is set for Saturday with Phillip Hubbell as keynote. State executive committee members named from districts across Santa Fe Albuquerque Las Vegas Roswell Hobbs Carlsbad and Espanola.
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Forrest Atchley
Mosquero
Llewellyn
Santa Fe
la Fonda
Phillip Hubbell
Johnny Simms
Republican State Executive Committee
Dist
Nina Otero Warren
Walter Mayer
M. W
Pat) Hamilton
M. B. Johns, Jr
Patrick J. Hurley
Robert Salazar
Espanola
Edward J. Apodaca
Dorrance D. Snapp
Lars Halama
George Koran
Claud Mann
Albuquerque
Floyd Lee
San Mateo
O. M. Lee, Jr
Alamogordo
Henry Blattman
Maurice Shillinglaw
Las Vegas
Fields Waller
Erwin Mitchell
Richard Waggoner
Roswell
Charles Turner
Hobbs
G. F. Coops
Carlsbad
GOP
Cropdusting Pilot Dies in Tatum Area Crash
HOBBS Deceased cropdusting pilot Dean Meyer aged 29 was killed when his Hawkeye Flying Service plane crashed and burned in a cotton field about 12 miles east and 5 miles south of Tatum. Royce Patton, another pilot on the job, said the plane was in a nearly vertical turn before hitting the ground and bursting into flames. Meyer lived in Lovington with his wife and two children.
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Hobbs
Dean Meyer
Tatum
Meyer
Lovington
Kansas
Hawkeye Flying Service
Goodland
Kan
Royce Patton
Patton
Restaurant Offers Reward for Stolen Hams in Nashville
Nashville restaurant operator John Batson promised a $50 reward to anyone returning 40 cured country hams stolen from his eatery. He would also forget about $88 in cash taken, noting cured hams of two years are irreplaceable and he has country ham on the menu.
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Nashville
Tenn.p
John Batson
Former St. Andrews Rector to Conduct Mortgage Burning Service
Rev. Joseph Harvey of St. Louis will lead a service in Roswell Sunday morning at 10 30 to burn the church mortgage. A reception for the congregation and Harvey follows at the Field Robinson garden, 707 W College Blvd, in the evening. Harvey is due to arrive by air at 4 20 tomorrow afternoon.
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St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Joseph Harvey
St. Louis
Charles R. Davies
Mr. Harvey
Field Robinson
W. College Blvd
Harvey
Roswell
Cars Smash At Fast Clip injuring youth in Roswell crash
Police court fines total 509 dollars across six cases with two DWIs. Marion Bridges and Jack Fogg cited. extra ten dollars for Fogg blood alcohol test. A 16 year old Springfield, Mass. boy charged with grand larceny. One injury in Roswell crashes. Martin Moody hurt in 1953 Mercury collision with a 1941 Ford near Third and Montana. See CHILD, Page 16.
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Henry S. Corzine
Marion
Charlie Troublefield
Hagerman
Springfield
Mass
Roswell
Martin Moody
Third St
Ballard
Dona Moody
Montana
John W. Bockman
Highland Rd
J. B. Bockman
See Child
Dulles Prepares Final Plea on Aid Request
Secretary of State Dulles prepared a final plea to a Senate committee ready to act on Eisenhower's hard-hit foreign aid request. The vote stood 284 to 120 on the $3.6 billion program as the administration pressed for approval.
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Dulles
Washington
Secretary of
Senate
Eisenhower
Eisenhower Eyes Expanded Foreign Aid In Congress Debate
President Eisenhower pressed for larger foreign aid funding as House approval of 3.6659 billion dollars for the current year drew sharp debate. Senate action awaited with Johnson pushing for early consideration and Dulles warning cuts could harm Western alliances. Hall predicted a vigorous campaign with Eisenhower touring the country and Nixon in a prominent campaign role.
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Owe Eee Dulles
Appropriations Committee
House
Eisenhower
US Treasury
Senate Committee
Lyndon B. Johnson
Tex
Senate
Dulles
Nixon
Washington
GOP
Rep
Bentley
R-Mich
Yugoslavia
Old Reliable Run Around In Baltimore as Car Swap Fails
Theodore B. Fowler tried to trade his car for a new one in Baltimore. He claims another person took his car during negotiations and a salesman signed a contract selling it. Fowler says he never approved the sale and asked for his car back. He remains riding the bus as the matter goes to the state's attorney.
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Baltimore
Theodore B. Fowler
Fowler
Department of Motor Vehicles
U S Conelrad Exercise Offers Nationwide Broadcast Pause
U S radio and TV stations will go off air at 1 10 p m MST on July 20 for a 15 minute national test of the Conelrad emergency broadcasting plan. About 1 250 stations will switch to 640 or 1240 kilocycles and air only prepared civil defense material.
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United States
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Cénelrad
Conelrad
Air Force
FBI Turns Hunter In Kidnap Case In Westbury
FBI moves to close a child abduction case as Peter Weinberger remains missing eight days after vanishing from his carriage. A Brooklyn woman Shirley Ginsberg 34 arrested as accessory and accused of false information obstructing the probe. Queens men arraigned on attempted extortion and false information linked to a ransom plot.
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Westbury
N. Y
Peter Weinberger
FBI
Morris Weinberger
Brooklyn
Shirley Ginsberg
Nassau County
Weinberger
Queens
Chaves County Rainfall Trails State Despite Upswing
The Weather Bureau shows drought persists with irrigation keeping some areas steady. Four counties exceed normal rainfall in six months while Eddy and Lea report severely low moisture, and Chaves reaches 49 percent of average with broader arid conditions across eastern counties.
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Associated Press
Los Alamos
Weather Bureau
Harding
Grant
Lincoln
East Side
Eddy County
Lea
Chaves
Roosevelt
DeBaca
Guadalupe
Quay
Union
Colfax
Welcome Rev and Mrs P W Hader and Mrs Dolores Reeves
A brief social note greets Reverend and Mrs P W Hader along with Mrs Dolores Reeves in a church or community announcement setting.
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P. W. Hader
Dolores Reeves
NM to Garner Million in Federal School Aid
Rep. Dempsey says New Mexico will receive 1.2 million dollars in federal school aid this year despite the defeat of the House school bill. He notes a 16.3 percent increase for areas with defense activity, adding 175 thousand dollars to reach 1.2 million.
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Dempsey
Washington
Rep
New Mexico
United States
House
Powell
Supreme Court
Steel Strike Talks Underway Amid Unemployment Rise
In Pittsburgh leaders from three top steel firms and the United Steelworkers begin first bargaining since the strike began 12 days ago with Washington mediators present. The walkout has halted steel output by about 90 percent and left 650,000 USW members and 72,770 others furloughed.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers
Washington
Allied Industries
USW
Joseph F. Finnegan
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Finnegan
John A. Stephens
U. S. Steel Corp
David J. McDonald
McDonald
Ranchers and Scouts Battle 40 Acre Philmont Fire
More than 100 ranch workers and a troop of foreign Boy Scouts fought a 40 acre forest fire at Philmont Scout Ranch. A night crew of 75 battled the blaze, with a second 100-man crew replacing them at dawn. Lightning is suspected as the cause and officials warned the drought conditions require continued, limited fire fighting efforts.
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Cimarron
Philmont Scout Ranch
Philmont
White Sands Group Heads for Arctic
Navy technicians from a rocket testing base travel toward a base near the Arctic Circle for high altitude tests. They carry 20 tons of equipment for an airborne mission involving Aerobee-Hi rockets from Fort Churchill Manitoba. Other rockets will launch from White Sands and near the equator as part of the International Geophysical year experiments.
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Ground — Navy
Arctic Circle
Fort Churchill
Manitoba
White Sands
Equator
Flaming Crash Kills Nun and Two Others Near Taos
Three people die in a flaming crash six miles south of Albuquerque after a car carrying Catholic nuns loses brakes on a mountain road. One nun Sister Mary Claire of the Sisters of the Catechism Convent in Las Vegas is killed. three other sisters are injured. Police identify one Albuquerque victim as Gilbert Salazar, 18, of Coyote, Rio Arriba County.
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Associated Press
Albuquerque
Mary Claire
Sisters of the Catechism
Las Vegas
Taos
Gilbert Salazar
Coyote
Rio Arriba
U. S. Hill
Helen Marie
St. Vincent's Hospital
Angeline
Mercedes
Holy Cross Hospital
New Mexico
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Aaron O’neal
Major League Baseball
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Chicago
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Shepard
Kaiser
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Landrith
L. Kaiser
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St. Andrews
Gettysburg
Leonard Hall
Hall
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Indiana
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Frank Clement
Tennessee
U.S. Conelrad
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