Defensive Judo Taught at Walker Air Base
Judo training expands across Walker Air Force Base as part of the physical conditioning program under Sergeant John Hodge. Contest and combat judo are taught to combat crews, air police, security staff, and AFROTC cadets, with demonstrations planned for Roswell police, the Roswell Community Service Center, and local schools.
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Weighs Argument on School Board Contempt Charge in Santa Fe
Rio Arriba County School Board stands accused of violating a court order barring public school transportation for parochial students. Judge C Roy Anderson reserved judgment to determine if the contempt motion has sufficient facts to establish jurisdiction while noting apparent breach based on arguments.
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Harry Bigbee
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James P. Cooney
Ike to Be No Pushover Says N. M. Senator
ALBUQUERQUE. Sen. Anderson of New Mexico predicts a tough race after Dwight Eisenhower secures the Republican nomination. He says the party will have to work hard, but regards Eisenhower as resolute and not a pushover. Anderson also comments on Nixon, calling him a nice fellow yet suggesting the Republicans could have chosen a stronger running mate.
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New Political Figure Emerges From GOP Huddle
A Tacoma lawyer Donald Eastvold 32 rose to national limelight after leading the Georgia delegation seating fight at the Republican convention. Eisenhower strategists had spotted him early as a tough fighter on credentials. Eastvold aims to be Washington state attorney general in November. 65 Highway workers appeal for higher ratings under a new classification system in Santa Fe.
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Fire danger wanes in Gila NF as jumpers withdrawn
Silver City reports fire risk in the Gila National Forest has fallen after recent rains, prompting removal of smoke-jumpers from Deming who were previously mobilized in May to combat last summer's blaze.
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Eisenhower Nomination Pleased European Press Across Nations
European newspapers greeted Eisenhower’s GOP nomination with relief and optimism for continued U.S. aid against communism. Comments from London, Stockholm, Berlin, Rome, and Rouen praised his leadership and warned Taft’s isolationism would fade in Europe’s view.
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Barefoot wanderer crosses Arizona desert to Gila Bend
Mary Joyce Zurovec, 23, of San Antonio, ran 10 miles barefoot through the sunbaked desert after disembarking an eastbound train near here. Found semi conscious by a sheriff's posse after a 3 1/2 hour search, she had torn bleeding feet but was reported in satisfactory condition. Police noted no clear reason for the march.
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