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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1968

Page

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Candidates campaign stops in Roswell roadhouse politics

Republican Cliff Hawley and Democrat Calvin Horn toured Roswell speaking to industrial groups and local leaders about development and state growth. Hawley claimed momentum with a Bernalillo County lead and support in Cargo strongholds while Horn aimed to address the Roswell Industrial Development Corp. and city officials. A Rotary award honored Roswell’s replica of Dr. Goddard’s workshop, and the George Robert DeShurley Memorial Chapel dedication was announced at Camp Wehinahpay.

Cliff Hawley Cargo Calvin Horn Roswell Hawley Froswell Horn Bernalillo Roswell Industrial Development Corp LVT Electrosystems Wilfred McCormick Rotary District George Robert DeShurley Camp Wehinahpay Harold DeShurley George Conquistador Council The Boy Scouts

Democrats Seek Help to End IBEW Chicago Strike

AP sources say top Democrats asked IBEW leaders for intervention in the Chicago telephone strike that disrupts preparations for the Democratic National Convention. Requests reportedly included contact to Joseph D. Keenan and Gordon Freeman, with both leaders said to be out of town.

Chicago Washington International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Democratic National Committee Joseph D. Keenan IBEW _ international Gordon Freeman Keenan Freeman W. Willard Wirtz Systems Council T4 IBEW Illinois Bell Telephone Co Gilbert Seldin U.S. Mediation and Conciliation Service Seldin Local Systems Council National Committee Illinois Bell International Amphitheatre

Pueblo release dispute clouds August forecast

State Department dismissed Senator Young's claim that the Pueblo crew could be released by August with an apology and indemnity. North Korea demands an apology over alleged spying aboard the Pueblo seized Jan. 23 with 82 surviving crewmen.

Washington State Department United States Stephen M. Young Dohio Armed Services Committee U.S Pueblo Robert J. McCloskey Sen. Young Department

LTV Electrosystems to Use Six RIAC Buildings in Roswell

LTV Electrosystems plans to occupy six RIAC buildings totaling 450000 square feet at Roswell Industrial Air Center. Mayor Bill Brainerd and RIDC executive Bob Hoffman announced the move after a spring labor survey saw 2400 people sign up as prospective employees.

Bob Hoffman Roswell LTV Electrosystems Roswell Industrial Air Center Bill Brainerd Roswell _ Industrial Development Corp Greenville Tex W.A. Dolan Brainerd and Hoffman Ling, Temco, Vought Brainerd Greenville, Tex LTV _ Electrosystems RIDC Air Force Base LTV Hearn Riac

Bronx Gunman Sought After Deadly Tenement Shootings

Police pressed a nationwide manhunt for Bobby Rogers alias Bobby Pugh, a Bronx building superintendent, after he killed three men and wounded one with a sawed off .30 caliber carbine near East 138th Street. Over 200 officers searched the five story tenement where the gunman fled. The victims Manuel Angel Figueroa 19 Erain Castro 21 and Jose Rivera 18 died after the attack.

New York Bronx Bronx Asst. Dist. Atty Burton Roberts Bobby Rogers Bobby Pugh Manuel Angel Figueroa Efrain Castro Jose Rivera Roberts Figueroa Lincoln Hospital Castro Rivera Rogers Central Park Angel Angelos East 138Th Street

Nuclear sub program eyed by Defense Secretary

Secretary of Defense Clark Clifford endorsed a new high speed nuclear attack submarine model with a price tag around 185 million dollars. He ordered top scientists to develop the vessel as AP reports from Washington.

Associated Press Washington Clark M. Clifford U.S

LTV Growth History Emphasizes Total Package Electronics

LTV Elec systems grew from a Temco unit founded in 1945 to a leading electronics systems maker. In 1966 its sales rose more than double industry growth as the firm broadened from aircraft services to guidance transmitters and radar gear. The move to Greenville in 1957 marked a shift to integrated electronic systems with product vehicle and environment ties.

LTV Electrosystems, Inc Temco Aircraft Corp LTV Say Dallas Greenville Tex

LTV reshapes divisions in Redeployment move and growth

Ling-Temco-Vought restructures its electronics and aerospace units into major subsidiaries. The Temco Aerosystems division becomes LTV Electrosystems, Inc. after mergers and public listing. LTV Aerospace and LTV Ling Altec report thousands of employees across multiple divisions as the parent notes a 1960s expansion strategy.

Ling Electronics Temco Temco Aerosystems Ling-Temco Chance Vought Corp LTV Temco Aerosystems LTV Ling-Temco- Vought, Inc LTV Electrosystems, Inc LTV Electrosystems American Stock Exchange Ling-Temco-Vought LTV Aerospace Corp Dallas LTV Ling Altec, Inc The Okonite Co Passaic N.J

New Mexico Ginners reelect most officers at Ruidoso Downs meet

The New Mexico Cotton Ginners Association reelected most officers led by Emil Hohman as president and Eddie Hughes as vice president at its Thursday session in Ruidoso Downs. Secretary-treasurer Winston Lovelace also kept his post. new director Carroll Zschiesche of Loving joined, while Ellis Parks remained director at large.

Ruidoso Downs New Mexico Cotton Ginners Association Emil Hohman Deming Eddie Hughes Artesia Winston Lovelace Loving Hohman Hughes Joe Clark Mesilla Park W. G. Cook L.C. Thomas Portales Ellis Parks Roswell Carroll Zschiesche

Thief steals from blind Artesia woman in brief theft

Sandra Dodson, a blind Artesia concession stand operator, was robbed of $140 after leaving her billfold momentarily at the Chamber of Commerce. Police investigate the theft.

Artesia Sandra Dodson Sandy Artesians Chamber of Commerce

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