Humphrey urges wider contacts with Red China
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey called for broader U S engagement with China and more normal relations with the mainland. He favored trade in non strategic goods and exchanges among scholars journalists and artists as a starting point for reestablishing communication. He also stressed thawing relations with the Soviet Union and steps toward arms reductions and space cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
United States
U.S
Humphrey
San Francisco
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York City
Rockefeller
Department of Agriculture
McCarthy
Department
Kennedy
Johnson
Senate Agriculture Committee
Thomas KR. Hughes
Orville L. Freeman
Ronald Reagan
California
Illinois Bell Telephone Co
Chicago
George C. Wallace
American Independent Party
John
Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Pennsylvania
Citizens For Nixon
Richard M. Nixon
GOP
China
America
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals At St Marys July List
Admission and discharge roster for St Marys Hospital shows July entries for named individuals in multiple towns with counts of hospitalizations and dismissals. Birth announcements note new daughters and sons to local residents, alongside memorial osteopathic services for Rachele Primera and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merced Sosa
Route 2
Daniel Alfaro
E. Bonney
Memorial Osteopathic
Rachele
Horn Pushes Economic Loans for New Mexico Growth
Albuquerque businessman Calvin Horn, seeking the Democratic nomination for governor, endorses a state economic development loan act modeled on Pennsylvania. The plan would let the state and localities fund up to 50 percent of capital costs for industrial expansion, with bonds backed partly by severance tax revenues and voter approval via constitutional amendment or 1970 convention proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horn
Pennsylvania
New Mexico
Mrs. Witt Services Set For Saturday In Roswell
Funeral services for Mrs. J.A. Witt 88 will be at 10:30 a.m. Saturday in Ballard Chapel Roswell where she died at a local hospital. She lived at 627 EE Sixth St for 52 years born July 10 1880 in Willow Grove Texas married Jan 1 1901 in Moody Texas. She taught Sunday School at First Baptist Church for many years and is survived by three daughters two granddaughters and three great grandsons. Burial is in South Park Cemetery with casket bearers and honorary pallbearers listed. The body lies in state 6 to 9 p.m. today at Ballard Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard Chapel
J.A. Witt
Roswell
EE. Sixth St
Witt
Wilmot Hardware Co
Mabie Lowrey
Wilow Grove
First Baptist
John H. Parrott
South Park Cemetery
Orville Cookson
Rodman Cookson
Walter Harrison
Luther Tankersley
M.L. Norton
Rex Smith
H.B. McCarter
Val Hudson
Stevens
James Wilcox
Charles E. Ward
Bernard Johnson
Harry Witt
Ballard Funeral Home
Accidents on Thursday Morning at City Intersections
At N Main and Fourth Pablo L Nevarez 18 of Rt 2 injured. Ira Yocum 60 of 1514 S Pennsylvania cited for careless driving. Twin Diamond Road Tierra Berrendo Ave Andrew J Worrell 56 Rt 1 and Glenn C Perry 21 of 401 Tierra Berrendo cited for illegal right turn. Kentucky and Fourth Earlene D Smith 42 of 307 W Third injured. Alice K Lucas 49 of 805 N Kentucky cited for failure to yield.
Beer Snatcher Beats Roswell Man In Quick Car Theft
Roswell resident J R Solomon 75 reports he parked his car after buying a six pack then returned to find a stranger enter from the driver side and grab the beer. Solomon chased but could not catch the thief. Later Tommy C Shinnal 29 was arrested on drunkenness carrying a concealed pistol and theft related charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
J.R. Solomon
Solomon
Tommy C. Shinnal
Cona
Prisoners Mutiny at Poggioreale Jail in Naples
About 2,000 inmates rioted at Poggioreale Jail in Naples amid a heat wave. They overpowered guards, opened cells, set fires, and hurled objects into the streets as riot police and fire crews surrounded the area. After five hours calm returned and most prisoners returned to their cells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Italy
Poggioreale
Japanese Livestock Team Tours Roswell Under Chamber Sponsorship
A reception and dinner welcomed the Japanese Livestock Team visiting Roswell as guests of the Chamber of Commerce. The delegation toured U S beef and dairy operations, viewed cattle feeding at four facilities, and heard talks by local industry leaders including Dr. A R Rubano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Roswell
Japan
Bill Brainerd
Miyazaki
Russell Smith
Chamber Agriculture Committee
Fujishima
Chamber of Commerce
Kiyomiya
Wada
Kitamura
A.R. Rubano
Roswell Inn
Sam Thomas
Agriculture Department of Southwestern Public Service
Richard Harshey
Bill Langenegger
Wendl Barnett
Pecos Valley
Clardy
Brown seeks more New Mexico seats at national convention
Artesia Democrat Tom Brown Sr says he will phone John Bailey to secure more than 32 of New Mexico's 48 delegates for the Chicago convention. A Santa Fe compromise split 13 Humphrey and 11 McCarthy votes with Brown and Dessie Sawyer each holding one, totaling 26. A Albuquerque meeting with Humphrey and McCarthy leaders is planned to address seating limits.
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Artesia
New Mexico
Democratic Party
Tom Brown
John Bailey
Brown
Chicago
Santa Fe
Hubert Humphrey
Eugene MacCarthy
Humphrey
McCarthy
National
Dessie Sawyer
Crossroads
Bailey
National Party
Albuqurque
John Simms
Albuquerque
Sterling Black
Los Ala
Judge Rules Mrs. Brown Still Legally Insane
Dist Court Judge William E Buck ruled that Mrs Joan Gardner Brown 33 remains legally insane and must be returned to Colorado State Hospital Pueblo. Her commitment followed an insanity acquittal on a first degree murder charge after she cited an uncontrollable urge to kill a University of Colorado student James Michael Pearson 20 from Menlo Park Calif due to alleged pro Nazi views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder
Colo
William E. Buck
Joan Gardner Brown
Colorado State Hospital
Pueblo
Man Arrested On Rape Charge In Roswell
Roswell police arrested 22 year old Roger D. Andress of 1002 W Summit at 9 15 a m Thursday on a rape charge involving a 14 year old Roswell girl alleged to have occurred July 9 He was taken before Justice L O Thompson and bond was set at 1500 dollars
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Roger D. Andress
W. Summit
L.M. Hall
Andress
Justice of the Peace
L.O. Thompson
Markets Slide As Volume Slows From Thursday Rally
New York stocks eased in choppy trading as volume declined and breadth favored losses slightly. Fedders led weakness while Hooker Chemical and Diamond Shamrock rose. Penn Central, Du Pont and Chrysler edged lower amid mixed results across major industrials and airlines.
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New York
Fedders
Hooker Chemical
Diamond Shamrock
Charbourn-Gotham
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Penn Central
William
H. Rover
Ebasco Industries
Owens Illinois
Jones & Laughlin
du Pont
National Airlines
Schering
Caterpillar
Chrysler
General Motors
Municipal court docket patrols traffic and firearm cases
Flashing signal violations and speeding fines are listed for several defendants including William Thomas Green Henry Lee Samply and others with fines ranging from 8 to 30 dollars. Dismissals and warnings noted for some defendants. In police court July 11 Donald Eugene Lott faces 50 dollars and 60 days plus 60 days from prior offense for negligent use of a firearm. Jacob Branham gets 200 dollars and 30 days for driving while intoxicated and no license. Efrain Campos found not guilty on firearms charge with 15 days suspended for likewise drunk charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Thomas Green
E. Jefferson
Henry Lee Samply
Howell Pat Russ
S. Washington
Richard Meadows
S. Missouri
Donald Eugene Lott
Jacob Branham
Efrain Campos
Aguilar
Runoff Less Than Expected in Southwest Snowmelt
El Paso reports water runoff from winter and spring snows in New Mexico and Colorado has been less than anticipated says James W. Kirby of the Bureau of Reclamation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso, Tex
New Mexico
Colorado
James W. Kirby
Bureau of Reclamation
Also Mentioned on This Page
Roswell Daily Record
Red China
Soviet Union
Europe
ST. Mary's
Fernando Nava
Hagerman
Ralph Meadows
Ohio
Eldredge Hunter
E. Alameda
Glenn L. Kennedy
Mabel Lathrop
Tommy White
H St. Riac
Ben Juarez
N. Virginia
Gregory Jiminez
W. Wildy
Fred Renteria
E. Hendricks
Tod Milota
E. Apple
Ellen Cutler
Cornell
Gussie Oney
W. Mathews
Adam Martinez
Jennie Franks
J.W. Funk
Adolario Sigala
Tom Sanchez
John Larson
Sista Hernandez
Porfirio Balencia
Nancy Stewart
ENM Medical Center
Ensina Sosa
Floyd Collis
Pontiac
Connie Alfaro
Mabel Louise Parker
N. Washington
Gertrude Grant
N. Garden
Mary Genasco
Mullis
Mark Abernathy
G. Plains Park Drive
Irma Tankersley
Riverside
Mildred Barnett
Mary Lucero
Felix Searcy
Thomas Whitcamp
Betty Guiroz
Calvin Horn
Mrs. Witt
Bill Wolf
The
Kiyomia
Mos
Harold Wolden
Mrs. Brown
Encino
Leo Chavez
Justus Chaves
Chavez
Virginia
Roswell, N. Mexico
Chicago Livestock Chicago
Ap-Usda
Denver Livestock
Denver
E.F. Hutton & Co
Yarn
Var
Wks
Ware
E.F. Hu
Josing
Paso NG
Sunray
Ford
Tenneco
Elec
Texaco
Goodyear
Union Carb
Greyhound
US Steel
Gulf Oil
Western Air
BusMch
Wn Bancorp
Inter Paper
Westg el
Kencot
Dow-Jones
Sherwin-Williams
Tre
Merwin
E. 5Th St
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