Abolition of Peace Justice Fee System Discussed by Democrats
Albuquerque AP Tom Brown Sr. chair of the state Democratic resolutions committee says a proposed amendment to replace the peace justice fee system with salaried magistrate courts has not yet received final action. The draft, offered by former Sen Fabian Chavez Jr., was approved for presentation to the full committee and will be screened Friday by drafting committee members and one delegate from each county ahead of Saturday’s platform convention.
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Albuquerque
Tom Brown Sr
State
Democratic Party Resolutions Committee
Resolutions Committee
New Mexico
Fabian Chavez Jr
Santa Fe
Brown
Chavez
Prominent builder Charles L. Allison Jr. funeral Friday
Funeral services for 56 year old Roswell developer Charles L. Allison Jr. will be held at 10 a m Friday at St Andrews Episcopal Church. He died Tuesday evening at a local hospital after a career as a housing project developer in Roswell Ruidoso Alamogordo and El Paso and builder of the Holiday Inn and Union Plaza Shopping Center. He was born December 31 1909 in Oklahoma City. He is survived by his wife a daughter and a son and his mother. Burial will be in South Park Cemetery. Donations may be made to St Andrews Episcopal Church or the Heart Fund.
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St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Charles L. Allison Jr
Rancho Road
Allison
Roswell
Ruidoso
Alamogordo
el Paso
Tex
Holiday Inn
Union Plaza
Oklahoma City
Okla
Charles L. Allison
Staunton Military Academy
Staunton
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
Marine Corps
Pauline Diehl
Carolle Allison Bell
Austin
Charles Robert Allison
Charles L. Allison Sr
Charles R. Davies
South Park Cemetery
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
Heart Fund
Kenneth Wilbanks
C. C. Stiles
Bill Burkstaller
S. P. Johnson Jr
C. L. Dunlap
Lacy Shortridge
J. B. Howell
Earl Worley
Don Hensley
Dale Gregg
Seth Orell
F. A. English
T. L. Stangebye Jr
R. P. Waggoner
John Miles
Walter Schode
Jack Armstrong
B. B. Armstrong
Roger Copple
Danny Juarez
Jack Nicholas
Frank Standhart
Albert Thompson
Lyman Sanders
Willie Porter
Mansfield Tweedy
Tom Thornton
Charles Ward
Earl Lostetter
Cliff Lacy
E. L. Hamilton
Coral Bartle
C. C. Primm
J. D. Lander
Bill Purdy
Three More MIGs Blasted Out of Skies by U.S. Jets
American F4C Phantoms claimed two MIG21s in 12:10 p.m. Red River Valley action northwest of Hanoi, with a third destroyed three minutes later. Pilots Snender Buttell Martin Kriepa Kriepa Kriepa.
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U.S
Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
William J. Snender
Alamogordo
N.M
Duane A. Buttell
Chillicothe
Ill
Buttell
Ronald G. Martin
Lake Villa
Richard N. Kriepa
Chesterton
Ind
Navy
Roswell Chamber Moves HQ to Dale Building
The Roswell Chamber of Commerce will relocate from 119 E Fifth to the Dale Building at 112 E Fourth. A lease was signed Wednesday by Oran Dale and Charles Fowler, with offices to move to the Dale Building ground floor in about 10 days.
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Roswell
Bombers Pummel North Vietnamese Troop Concentration Near Quang Tri
U S and South Vietnamese patrol skirmishes mark the day as eight engine bombers from Guam strike a suspected enemy concentration about 20 miles west of Quang Tri City. Three regiments, 4500 to 5000 troops, are said active in recent weeks. MIG21s and Soviet supplied air power figure in the ongoing air war with no U S losses reported. Ground action in South Viet Nam continues amid heavy air activity.
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U.S
Viet Nam
17Th Parallel
Red River Valley
Hanoi
Corral
And
Navy
William M. McGuigan
Spearfish
S.D
J.g
Robert M. Fowler
San Francisco
Constellation
North
Peg
Soviet Union
South Viet Nam
Goodell cites ethics questions over antitrust suit dismissal
Rep Charles E Goodell of New York criticizes the dismissal of a government antitrust suit against Anheuser Busch after top executives donated 10000 to the Democratic party. He calls for full explanations from the Democratic National Committee and the Anheuser Busch Co regarding the two linked events.
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Washington
House
Democratic Party
Charles E. Goodell
Rn.y
Democratic National Committee
Anheuser-Busch Co
Residents protest truck route in Enchanted Hills area
About 42 residents of Enchanted Hills signed an official protest against a proposed northwest bypass route along Eisenhower Drive. The plan would send trucks near the central residential area, creating noise and traffic concerns, though county officials say the route is about a half mile away and only lightly upgraded.
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Enchanted Hill
Eisenhower Drive
Second Street
Brown Road
Eisenhower
Pine Lodge Road
Main Street
Enchanted Hills
C. J. Thornhill Jr
Thornhill
Carl F. Clardy
C. J. Thornhill
M. O. Rodgers
W. Horton
W. G. Willis Cunningham
Martha Ambedeo
S. F. Genduso
Billy Martin Rapp
Betty Rapp
Chicago nurse dorm killings stun city in 22 hour spree
Eight student nurses aged 21 to 23 were killed in a Southeast Side dormitory in a 22 hour slaughter. A survivor, 23 year old Carmen Amurao, described a blond haired 6 foot 1 inch killer who said he needed money for New Orleans. Police named the case the crime of the century and noted no clear rape findings yet.
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Chicago
New Orleans
FBI
E. 100Th St
South Chicago Hospital
Carazo Amurao
Philippines
Gloria Davy
Dyer
Ind
Edward Sheehy
Davy
Merlita Gargullo
Valentina Pasion
The
Pamela Wilkening
Lansing
Ill
Susan Farris
Patricia Matusek
Rose
Matusek
Wilkening
Jordan
Miss Matusek
Miss Pasion
Miss Schmale
Miss Gargullo
Heat Wave Kills 106 Across Nation as Temperatures Soar
The heat wave now three weeks old has killed at least 106 people with elderly victims in St. Louis and nearby Illinois counties. New York City reported 17 heat stroke deaths last week, and statewide readings reached above 100 in 21 states. Highs included 106 in St. Louis and 103 in Nashville, while officials expect no quick relief.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
Illinois
Mississippi River
New York City
Health Department
Helen L. Taylor
Philadelphia
Gulf
Southeast States
Rockies
Roswell Krazy Daze Downtown Sale Kicks Off Saturday
The annual Roswell Krazy Daze promotes local business with a 7:30 a.m. spark plug breakfast at the Masonic Temple. Mayor Gail Harris will speak on customer clerk relations, followed by entertainment from the Venturies band and go go dancers. The Chamber of Commerce Presidents Club sponsors the breakfast and the Retail Trade Commission backs Krazy Daze activities including sidewalk sales and contests.
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Krazy Daze
Roswell
Masonic Temple
Gail Harris
Retail Trade Commission
Venturies
Chamber of Commerce
Presidents Club
Unfair Labor Charge Denied by Electronic Industries Inc
Electronic Industries Inc of Roswell rejected unfair labor practice claims calling them wholly untrue and baseless. The NLRB is investigating after a Friday filing by Communications Workers of America and International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers following a plant vote against unions. The company will submit evidence. the NLRB will decide later.
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Electronic Industries, Inc
EII
Roswell
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Communications Workers of America
Afl-Cio
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Electronic
Electronic Industries
Wich
Storm knocks KRIK off air in Roswell during storm
KRIK Broadcasting Company suffered an air outage after a lightning strike hit the transmitter lines near Brasher Road at 2 25 p m Tuesday. President Neil Levitt said broadcasting will resume after replacing damaged equipment. KRIK began in Roswell in April 1964 at 2108 S Main.
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Krik Broadcasting Company
Neil Levitt
Brasher Road
Levitt
KRIK
S. Main
Roswell
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