Weekend Parleys Set in Walkout
Washington AP reports eight day-old airline strike talks will extend through the weekend as Assoc Labor Secretary James J. Reynolds directs discussions. IAM negotiators Ramsey and Curtin say talks are stalemated with the two sides 50 miles apart.
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Washington
Secretary of Labor
James J. Reynolds
Reynolds
An Airlines
Labor Department
Afl-Cio International Association of Machin
Riggers Ready to Start on KBIM Tall Tower
KBIM in Roswell plans to assemble a new 1,833 foot tele tower on Caprock after the previous tower collapsed on April 1. Taylor Broadcasting Co expects regular telecasting to resume before September 1 as crews take about 10 days to erect the steel structure. The old and new towers are listed as among the world’s fourth tallest. KBIM-TV began broadcasting February 24 serving Eastern New Mexico and West Texas.
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Roswell
KBIM
Caprock
Bill Taylor
Taylor Broadcasting Co
Line Iron and Steel
Columbus
S.C
Taylor
Kbim-Tv
New Mexico
Texas
Bollworms Found in EGP and Artesia Cotton Fields
Pink bollworms were found on five to six cotton farms in East Grand Plains and Artesia areas this week. Local entomology surveyors detected blooms with the pests, amid prior NM State University regents orders requiring plowing and delayed planting to curb infestations.
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East Grand Plains
Artesia
John Chappell
Chaves
Eddy
Regents of
New Mexico State University
Chappell
Public Lands History Traced by Hin kle at Roswell Meeting
Clarence E Hinkle Jr outlined public lands history before the New Mexico Landmen Association at the Roswell Country Club He said the United States owns 30 percent of lands across 50 states with most holdings in the West He is a partner in Hin Kle Bondurant Christy and part of the advisory group reviewing Public Land Laws slated to report to the president and Congress by 1968 Norman Stevens Jr led routine business and next month the group will hear Democratic gubernatorial candidate Gene Lusk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence E. Hinkle Jr
New Mexico
Congress
Landmen’s Association
Norman Stevens Jr
T.E. ‘Gene” Lusk
4-H Horse Show Moves to Saturday at Walker AFB
The Chaves County 4-H Club Horse Show shifts to Saturday at 5 p.m. in the Walker AFB Stables arena replacing Sunday. Eligible are 4-H and FFA members from Chaves Lea Eddy Quay Curry Roosevelt De Baca Otero and Lincoln counties. Twelve classes run five events including Western pleasure and pole bending.
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Chaves County
Walker Air Force Base Stables
Carl West Rites Set In Amarillo
Funeral services set for Carl Richard West 49 of Amarillo to be held Monday in Amarillo Texas. West born March 4 1917 in Hollis Oklahoma was a World War II veteran and Deitz Optical salesman. He leaves a son Richard C and a daughter Shirley Joan West both of Amarillo, plus two brothers and three sisters. Burial at Memorial Park Cemetery follows services at Blackburn Shaw Chapel under Ballard Funeral Home directions.
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Amarillo
Tex
Carl Richard West
Hollis
Okla
Thomas J
Mamie Melton West
San Juanito Baptist Church
Deitz Optical Co
Richard C
Shirley Joan West
W. B
John West
Gould
Lucille Everett
Dumas
Bob Cowger
Roswell
Nora Crump
Texas City
Blackburn- Shaw
Memorial Park Cemetery
Ballard Funeral Home
Eight Senate plea urges Viet Nam to spare airmen
Eight Democratic senators urged North Viet Nam to refrain from violence against captured American airmen. They warned execution would provoke swift retaliation and harm influence of antiwar voices in the United States. Sen. Frank Church led the “plea for sanity” at a news conference, citing U S concerns over possible war crime trials.
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Washington
North Viet Nam
United States
Frank Church
D-Idaho
State Department
Church
Tidewater Oil Sells Assets to Phillips for 309 Million
Tidewater Oil Co completes a 309 million sale of its Avon California refinery 13 terminals 219 bulk plants five tankers and 3 654 gas stations to Phillips Petroleum Co The U S District Court set an injunction hearing for August 1 after denying a government antitrust request Tidewater will continue as a major crude and natural gas producer in California with broader interests elsewhere.
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Los Angeles
Tidewater Oil Co
Phillips Petroleum Co
Phillips
Stanley Learned
Tidewater
George Getty
U. S. Dist
Francis Whelan
Department of Justice
Avon, Calif
California
Midwest
Texas oil nominations show drop in August output
The Texas Railroad Commission reports major producers' nominations for August crude oil fell by 6,272 barrels daily to 2,660,559. The U.S. Bureau of Mines forecasts August demand at 2,885,000 barrels, unchanged from July. The commission's monthly hearing on oil allowables is set for July 20.
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Austin
Texas Railroad Commission
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Two Children Injured in Wednesday Accident
At St Marys Hospital emergency department treated two victims, Larry Don Castleman age 3 and Sherri Castleman age 5, after a Wednesday accident. The earlier report stating treatment at the Medical Center was incorrect.
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ST. Mary’s
Larry Don Castleman
Sherri Castleman
St. Mary’s Hospital
Chicago Nursing Students Slain in Jeffery Manor
A mass slaying in a Jeffery Manor town house killed eight student nurses and injured two others. Police, including 40 detectives and the FBI, searched for a lone intruder described as wielding a two edged knife and binding victims with bed sheets. The case left the Southeast Side community shocked as survivors and families mourned.
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Chicago
Suzanne Farris
Nina Schmale
UPI
FBI
Miss Amarao
South Chicago Community Hospital
Mary Ann Jordan
Flanagan
Miss Amurao
Miss Jordan
Gloria Jean Davy
Dyer
Ind
Merlita Gargullo
Santa Cruz District
Manila
Nina Jo Schmale
Wheaton
Valentina Pasion
Jones
Isabela
Philipines
Patricia Ann Matusek
Pamela Lee Wilkening
Lansing
Suzanne Bridget Farms
Andrew Toman
Cook County
Miss Davy
Jeffery Manor
Elliott Einhorn
Congregation Kehilath Israel
William Clark
Our Lady Gate of Heaven Church
Peter McNamee
New Orleans
Man Stabbed Repeatedly During Robbery in Hobbs
A Denver City garage operator, Joseph E. Beard, 46, was stabbed 21 times in Hobbs New Mexico during a robbery. He remained in critical condition, improved since Thursday, after being attacked near a restaurant where help was sought. A blood stained pickup and missing wallet and keys complicated the case.
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Hobbs
N. M
Denver City
Tex
Hobbs Hospital
Joseph E. Beard
Beard
Billy Gill
Daily walking norms for American men and women
In St. Louis a typical man travels about nine miles daily through work and leisure while a typical woman averages around ten miles mainly from household tasks. This reflects a gendered pattern of daily activity and mobility.
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ST. Louis
Hospital Visiting Hours and Local Births and Admissions
Hospital visiting hours listed for General and Maternity wards. July 14 admissions include Dick Storey and multiple residents in Clovis Fort Sumner Artesia Lovington and Dexter. Births reported for July 14 include a daughter to Capt and Mrs Vernon Towell and several newborns to area families. Memorial Osteopathic and Walker Air Force Base notices list associated individuals and addresses.
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ST. Mary’s
Dick Storey
S. Adams
Lige Chrestman
Clovis
Roy E. Montgomery
N. Louisiana
James Murray
Palomar Place
Raymond Clement
Fort Sumner
Mario Gomez
Dexter
Esteranza Huerta
Artesia
Fines Spurrier
N. Mesa
Harvey Hood
S. Jackson
Mamie Phillips
E. Deming
Bart A. Nymeyer
Loving
Alberto Mendoza
Lovington
Richard Duval
James Campbell
Steven Scifres
Sam T. Osborn
Orlando Archuleta
Vernon C. Towell
Fulkerson Drive
Memorial Osteopathic
Fredrico Hernandez
E. Jefferson
Frances Garcia
N. Grand
Ruben Briseno
Domingo Aragon
S. Mulberry
Walker Air Force Base
A.J.C
Robert E. Wordell
CDS
Krazy Daze Opens With Breakfast in Roswell
Roswell downtown merchants begin Krazy Daze at 7 a.m. with a spark plug breakfast at the Masonic Temple. Mayor Gail Harris addresses merchants on improving clerk relations, citing a Retail Trade Commission survey. Chamber President's Club sponsors the breakfast as Ventures band and go go dancers perform amid sidewalk sales and contests.
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Roswell
Masonic Temple
Gail Harris
Retail Trade Commission
Markets Close With Modest Gain as Investors Rally
The New York stock market finished slightly higher amid moderate trading. Gains were led by glamour and select oil and rubber issues with many autos inching up. Du Pont slipped late, while Polaroid, IBM, Anaconda and several others posted notable moves as the Dow and broader averages steadied.
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New York
du Pont
Denver, Rio Grande & Western
Polaroid
IBM
Anaconda
Zenith
General Dynamics
U.S
Chicago & North Western
Preferred
Fairchild Camer
Motorola
Brown & Sharpe
United Fruit
Walter E. Heller
American Stock Exchange
Cold Front Offers Glimmer for Heat Battered Regions
A slow moving cold front offers hope to areas in a long heat wave especially the Midwest and South as St. Louis reports 124 heat deaths since last Friday and the Weather Bureau forecasts a seventh straight day above 100. New England cools with 80s and 70s while Denver ends a 12 day stretch over 90.
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Associated Press
Midwest
St. Louis
Weather Bureau
New England
Denver
Baltimore
New York
Malcolm Wilson
Agriculture Department
Jefferson
Lewis
New York City
Atlantic Seaboard
Great Lakes
Livestock Market Recap Chicago Denver Hogs Sheep
Chicago live cattle quotes from E F Hutton show closes around 25 to 27. Shee p and calves not tested in Denver. Hogs and calves not active as reported. markets show limited action and price ranges in early April.
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Chicago
E.F. Hutton & Co
Denver Livestock
Denver
Ap-Usda
Castile
Egg Market Chicago Steady Prices for Egg Grades
AP reports Chicago wholesale egg prices holding steady with large grade A whites at 41 cents per dozen, large mixed 41, mediums 31, standards 32, checks 27, reflecting stable market demand and supply.
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EGG Market
Chicago
Reckless Driving Cited After S Main and Moe Gaffey Crash
At 2:10 am at S Main and Moe Gaffey intersection drivers Robert Kent Cearley 23 of 1002 S Plains Park Dr and Kenneth E Wait 20 of Box 192 Walker AFB collided. Cearley cited for reckless driving.
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Eastern
National
Northwest
Trans World
United Airlines
Joseph W. Ramsey
William J. Curtin
Airlines
Ramsey
Egp
Nmsa Regents
Public Lands History Traced
Carl West
Phillips Oil
Doyle Pennington Salvage
East Logan
Artesia, N. Mex
Valley Chevrolet
ENM Medical Center
Charles R. Bush Jr
Shyers Byars
Mervil Lester
Kendrick MecGirr
Deborah
Harold Terry
Ricky Bell
S. Plains Park
Maggie Garcia
E. Bland
Roxann Willingham
Mary R. Kessinger
Jack Roth
Percy W. Blakely
John Peed
Marshall Guss
Amerada
Mt Sta T&t
Airlin
Nor N Gas
Pet
Tel Tel
Reich Ch
Ariz P Sv
Reyn
Atchison
Richard
Safeway St
Bobby Bks
S$ Diego
Chrysler
Sears Rock
Shell Oil
Sinclair
el & Mus
Paso
DOW Jones
Chevron Chemical Company
Ortho Division
San Francisco
Chevron Companies
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