Closed Session Over CIA Sparks Senate Debate
The Senate held a closed session over CIA oversight, clearing galleries after heated debate. The dispute pits the Foreign Relations Committee against the Rusell chaired seven member panel led by Richard Russell over jurisdiction and supervision. Mansfield announced the move to bar press and public, with a decision on gallery clearance to come before the debate resumes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kelly Washington
Senate
Central Intelligence Agency
Mike Mansfield
Montana
National Security
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
CIA
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
CIA Committee
Foreign Relations Committee
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Fulbright
Russell
Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Burtons Death Marks Roswell Surveyor Rites Pending
C B Burton 38 of 1810 N Washington Roswell died early today of an apparent heart attack at ENM Medical Center. He worked in the city engineering department since 1947 and is survived by a widow, two children and several siblings. Ballard Funeral Home is in charge with military graveside rites planned for another veteran, Howard Cooper Willoughby, at South Park Cemetery.
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C. B. Burton
N. Washington
Roswell
Burton
Enm Medical Center
Rochester
Tex
Claud B
Mary Elizabeth Martin Burton
McAllister
Okla
Inez Haas
Artesia
The
Baptist Church
Ricky
Rhonda
Miltion A. Burton
del Monte
Calif
Herschel Burton
U. S. Navy
Charlies D. Burton
Ollie M. Glass
Grady
Ina Fay Beattie
Brillian
Wis
Ballard Funeral Home
Howard Cooper Willoughby
E. Pear
Rutland
Willoughby
South Park Cemetery
J. H. Betz
Chaves County
Rose Named Man of the Month by Roswell Chamber
D H Buddy Rose earns Man of the Month for June memberships sold. He has won this honor before and was named President's Club Man of the Year in 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H
Buddy” Rose
Roswell
Foreign Aid Bill Faces Fresh House Test
The $3.3 billion multiyear foreign aid bill failed its first House test with a 122 to 86 vote against a move to cut the authorization from two years to one. Debate continues as supporters defend a longer period for planning while opponents call for constant review in light of world changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
William S. Mailliard
Calif
Alliance For Progress
Development
Chicago West Side Clash Ends With Fire Bombs and Standoffs
Mobs of Negro youths stampeded through two West Side neighborhoods in Chicago, tossing fire bombs and bricks. Dozens were arrested or detained, several police were struck, and residents were wounded as fires and looting followed. Temperature in the 80s as hydrants prompted clashes near the Loop.
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Chicago
West Side
Roosevelt Road
Loop
Air Strike Talks Resume After Brief Session
Washington AP reports union and five major airlines held a brief joint session then recessed for the afternoon as talks on a seven day strike continued. Assistant Labor Secretary Reynolds said useful exchanges occurred while unions met machinists for updates on positions from Northwest Trans World Eastern National United.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chaote Boater
Asst
James J. Reynolds
Reynolds
Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
Northwest
Trans World
Eastern
National
United
Thieves Strike Cars and Garage in Two Incidents
Police investigated three thefts within 24 hours totaling about 440 dollars. Gerald McFadden reported two golf clubs stolen from his car worth 300 dollars, and a friend Paul Harvey at the same address lost golf clubs valued at 100 dollars. Another report by William Stamper noted missing model car accessories from his garage valued at 40 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gerald McFadden
N. Main
McFadden
Paul Harvey
William Stamper
Morningside
Hospital admissions and births from St Marys on July 13
The St Marys hospital records list admissions on July 13 including Jefferson D White Rt 2 Box 154 William Paddick Melrose E H Hendricks 406 S Missouri Angel Bueno Soto Dexter Annie H Sice 211 W Til den Mrs Mose S Wilson Artesia Michael Lacer 1902 W Alameda Mrs Luther Thomas Edwards Portales Ray Rodriguez Jr Dexter. Discharges July 13 include J C Baker Jr Mrs F C Williamson Frank Gardiner Mrs Abram Garcia Mrs James A Moore Mrs Dan Cochran and Mrs Eddie Gelwick Kerry Richardson 713 Green wood Dr Marshall Guss MA 137 D Walterscheid Carlsbad Clarence R Corn Dunlap Star Route Rhoda E Copeland Rt 1 Roswell Mrs Lee Rucker Rose Daniels Mrs Winston Hall Benjamin Franklin Martin Flora Castillo. Births July 13 To A2C and Mrs Alan Berger 204 W 10th a daughter To Mr and Mrs John L Summers 113 N Ohio a daughter MEMORIAL OSTEOPATHIC Ulric Smith 606 N Virginia and Love Anthony 207 N Lea Richard Tubbs Francisca Olivas and Fred Griffith.
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ST. Mary’s
Jefferson D. White
Rt. 2
William Paddick
Melrose
E. H. Hendricks
S. Missouri
Angel Bueno Soto
Dexter
Annie H. Sice
W. Tilden
Mose S. Wilson
Artesia
Michael Lacer
W. Alameda
Luther Thomas. Edwards
Portales
Ray Rodriguez Jr
J. C. Baker Jr
F. C. Williamson
Frank Gardiner
Abram Garcia
James A. Moore
Dan Cochran
Eddie Gelwick
Kerry Richardson
Greenwood Dr
Marshall Guss
Walterscheild
Carlsbad
Clarence R. Corn
Dunlap Star Route
Rhoda E. Copeland
Rt. 1
Roswell
Lee Rucker
Rose Daniels
Winston Hall
Benjamin Franklin Martin
Flora Castillo
Memorial Osteopathic
Ulric Smith
Virginia
Love Anthony
N. Lea
Richard Tubbs
Francisca Olivas
Fred Griffith
Children and Adults Injured in Two Hobbs Auto Crashes
Two Hobbs accidents left 3 year old Larry Don Castleman and 9 year old Sherri Castleman injured in a two car crash at Hobbs and Main. Ruby Jean Caldwell and another driver sustained minor injuries. Caldwell cited for wrong lane. A second crash injured Lesley Ingram at College and Washington after striking a utility pole.
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Hobbs
Main
Larry Don Castleman
Sherri Castleman
Ruby Jean Caldwell
Enm Medical Center
William Frederick Staples
S. Washington
Caldwell
Lesley Ingram
College
Washington
Ingram
Montoya Seeks Improve Vocational Training in New Mexico
Senator Joseph Montoya says OEO officials assured improvements in vocational training programs in New Mexico after a six hour Washington meeting. He praised ongoing OEO anti poverty programs but urged better local agency responsibility and awareness of federal and state options.
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Washington
Joseph M. Montoya
ORM
Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
New Mexico
Montoya
New Economic Development Administration
Job Corps Misconduct Is Charged In Albuquerque
Albuquerque officials express concern over reports of misconduct by Job Corps trainees. City leaders cite both male and female enrollees and sexual misconduct complaints. City officials say police and the city manager will investigate all received complaints.
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Job Corps
Albuquerques
Albuquerque City
City Commission
Ralph Trigg
Albuquerque
Trigg
City Personnel Board
W. W. Atkinson
Residents protest filed with county commissioners
Thornhill said the protest is being filed with the county commissioners. The list names residents from Mullis Street Pearson Street Highland Street Eighth Street Hall Street and N Moore Street and includes Mr and Mrs with various surnames.
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Vernon Muelker
Mullis Street
Edmond E. Young
John W. Wilson
George Callihan
Richard L. Peterson
E. E. Hodapp
Charles H. Coll
Richard W. Lilly
Pearson Street
William F. Botwinis
Robert Davis
Highland Street
Bernie Buchenau
George Davis Jr
Edd B. Sherman
E. J. Roberts
Eighth Street
Larrie Cavanaugh
Jack Canaugh
Hall Street
D. L. Savage
N. Moore St. Thornhill
Markets hold gains amid cautious session on British rate rise
New York stocks closed higher with mid session gains as prices firmed after a slow start. Airlines rose on strike talks, Philadelphia and Western manufacturers advanced, United, American, Eastern up two points or more. Denver Rio Grande slipped on large share distribution. volume about 5.8 million. Livestock and Chicago cattle quotes follow market notes.
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New York
Denver & Rio Grande
Eastern
United
American
Pan American
Xerox
IBM
Texas Instruments
Corning Glass
Fairchild Camera
KLM Airlines
Kerr-McGee Oil
Motorola
SCM
Texas Gulf
Suliphur
TWA
Continental Airdimese
Collins Radio
United Fruit
U.S
Sunshine Mining
Sunshine
4 H Horse Show Slated Sunday At Walker AFB
Four H and Future Farmers of America members from nine New Mexico counties will compete Sunday at 5 p.m. in the Walker Air Force Base arena stables. The Chaves County Horse Club sponsors five events including Western pleasure reined stock horse trail pole bending and the key hole race. Participants hail from Chaves Lea Eddy Quay Roosevelt Curry De Baca Otero and Lincoln counties. Trophies go to first place and ribbons to second through sixth. Entry fee is 1 per class. For information contact Mrs. Bob Blair at 623-7677.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers of America
New Mexico
Walker Air Force Base
Chaves
Bob Blair
Vandals Ransack Stanley Barnett Farm Home
Roswell area report of property damage at the Stanley Barnett farm southeast of Roswell. Norman Smith, leaseholder, reported nine windows smashed with beer bottles and interior damage. Police said a suspect is under surveillance.
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Stanley Barnett
Roswell
Norman Smith
Smith
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