Czech Leaders Stand Firm Against Soviet Liberalization Demands
Prague faces Moscow pressure as Dubcek leadership defies hard-liners and pursues liberal reforms. Yugoslav President Tito and Romanian and French Communist figures reportedly support Prague, while a Belgrade-fueled visit plan signals allied backing for reform. Public poll shows 91 percent want Russian troops withdrawn.
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Czechoslovakia
Yugoslavia
Romania
Western Europe
Moscow
Czechoslovak Party Presidium
Soviet Union
Prague
Antonin Novotny
Czechoslovak Communist Party
Communist Party
Reform
Belgrade
Tito
Stalin
Nicolae Ceausescu
Kremlin
Waldeck Rochet
Rochet
Warsaw
East Germany
Poland
Hungary
Bulgaria
MTI
Alexander Dubeck
Dubcek
Band Concert at Roswell High to Close Six-Week Program
A band concert at 8 p.m. today in Roswell High School gym features the summer concert band and stage band from Roswell middle and high schools. Conductors H Kent Reed and Dewell Art Dempsey lead. more than 80 students participated in the six weeks of programs sponsored by the Roswell Recreation Commission.
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Roswell High School
Roswell
H. Kent Reed
Dewell Art Dempsey
Official Records Divorces and Licenses Report
Divorces granted and marriage licenses issued listed with names ages and locations. Robert Hanley Chaplin 24 of Forest Park Illinois and Ann Charlotte Sherman 21 of Roswell. license issued July 17. Mary Kathryn Bjorum filed July 17 against Bernard Harold Bjorum. Ethel Lester vs Irving R. (case partial).
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Robert Hanley Chaplin
Forest Park, Ill
Ann Charlotte Sherman
Roswell
Mary Kathryn Bjorum
Bernard Harold Bjorum
Ethel Lester
Irving R
Arctic Slope Oil Find Described as Major Discovery
Philadelphia reports Atlantic Richfield Co and Humble Oil and Refining Co in a joint Arctic Slope discovery described by a leading industry consultant as potentially one of the largest petroleum accumulations known to the world today.
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Philadelphia
Arctic
Alaska
Atlantic Richfield Co
Humble Oil and Refining Co
Robert
Prudhoe Bay
Fairbanks
Point Barrow
Mrs. Bennett Services Set For Friday
Funeral services for Velma Alice Bennett 50 of 105 E Ballard Apt 5 who died Monday will be held Friday at 9 am at St Peter Catholic Church. Burial in South Park Cemetery. Survived by husband two daughters two sons and three brothers. Also included is news of Ezra C Williams funeral and industry oil discovery near Prudhoe Bay with Degolyer MacNaughton assessments and ARCO plans.
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St. Peter Catholic Church
Lambert Dannenfelser
OFM
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Ballard Funeral Home
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Velma Alice Pratt
Salmon Arm
Canada
Pan American Airways
Roswell
James G. Bennett
San Leandro
Calif
Robin Bennett
Mary A. Bennett
Philadelphia
Mike Bennett
James W. Bennett
Juneau
Alaska
Ezra C. Williams
W. Tilden
Ballard Chapel
John Turner
J.N. Cook
Peter B. Smith
E. L. Burns
Leonard E. Cheney Jr
James C. Kemp
Henry Collum
Fred Woodsome
F.R. Sowers
W.D. Snell
Frank McCarter
D.F. Aycock
Col. E.L. Lusk
EJ. Roberts
Ropher Dowell
Degolyer and MacNaughton
Sag River State No. 1
Anderson
Prudhoe Bay State No. 1
Arctic
Sag River
Prudhoe Bay
Atlantic Richfield
Hospitals Post Visiting Hours and July Admits at ENM Medical Center
Visiting hours listed for general patients from 2 30 p m to 8 30 p m maternity visits 3 00 to 5 00 p m and 6 30 to 8 30 p m Admitted on July 17 include Marilyn Mayberry Marvin L Carter Raymon D Jones David Walker Tony Herrera and others across multiple addresses Births on July 17 record girls for Arias Mendoza Hernandez and L other newborns Dismissals July 17 include David Volquadsem and Carol Eppright with daughter Memorial Osteopathic Tony Gomez listed separately.
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ENM Medical Center
Marilyn Mayberry
N. Pontiac
Marvin L. Carter
W. Juniper
Raymon D. Jones
Artesia
David Walker
Box
Tony Herrera
W. Hendricks
William Tomlison
Lovington
Tommy Schumpert
Fulkerson
Marcee Huddle
S. Heights
Ermando Hernandez
S. Sequoia
Terry Mendoza
E. Deming
Alan Allison
Alexis Willis
N. Missouri
David Volquadsem
Carol Eppright
George B. Owens
Auto Motorcycle Collisions Injure Two Teens
Two Roswell teenagers were injured in separate auto motorcycle crashes on Wednesday. Joseph Malenowski, 13, was treated and released from St. Marys Hospital after his bike hit a pickup driven by 19 year old Thomas Powers at Atkinson and Morningside. Malenowski received a traffic citation for passing at an intersection. Wendell Welborn, 16, sustained visible injuries when his motorcycle collided with 52 year old Domingo Chavez near Second and Louisiana. Chavez was cited for making an improper turn.
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Roswell
St. Mary's Hospital
Joseph Malenowski
E. Mescalero
Atkinson
Morningside
Thomas Powers
Malenowski
St. Mary's
Wendell Welborn
W. First
Domingo Chavez
S. Cypress
Second
Louisiana
Chavez
Municipal Court Docket Summary with Fines and Sentences
Edward San Diego fined and jailed for drunk and suspended after 15 days. J R Weir fined for drunk and disorderly conduct with 30 and 15 suspended. Isidro Regalado fined for drunk and disorderly conduct 30 and 45 days. Dorothy Clardy fined for drunk and 11 days added from prior sentence. July 17 traffic items include Wesley Collins Key address Fort Sumner fined five dollars for defective equipment. Louise Hazel Cooper fined fifteen dollars for speeding. Lawrence Laverne Jennings fined thirty dollars. Roger Dale Benning fined eight dollars. Jim McClanahan fined fifteen dollars for stop sign and drinking.
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Edward San Diego
J. R. Weir
Isidro Regalado
Dorothy N. Clardy
Wesley Collins Key
Fort Sumner
Louise Hazel Cooper
S. Kentucky
Lawrence Laverne Jennings
Highland
Roger Dale Benning
E. Fifth
Jim McClanahan
Army Moves To End South China Fighting After Weeks of Battle
Reports from Canton and surrounding areas say Red China's army began patrolling streets and guarding rail yards as clashes between Mao supporters and rivals intensified. Travelers cited fires across 17 city blocks and heavy rail security around North Vietnam supply lines amid a civil war in Kwangsi and Canton's vicinity.
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Associated Press
Hong Kong
Red China
South China
Mao Tse-tung
Canton
Kwangtung Province
Nan Fang
Peking
Kwangtung
Canton Radio
Kwangsi
Liuchow
North Vietnam
China
Wuchow
Nanning
Red Guard
Chou Enlai
Hanoi
Black Panthers Grow In Number in Oakland
In Oakland the Black Panthers children and men parade in militant fashion outside the Alameda County courthouse where Huey Newton stands trial for murder. Police estimate about 200 Panthers exist, drawn from West Oakland amid a city with a large Black population.
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Black Panthers
Oakland
Harold V. Streeter
Associated Press
Calif
West Oakland
Alameda County
Huey Newton
Black Panther Party
Newton
Panthers
Bobby Hutton
U S Economy Shows Signs of Cooling Off
The Commerce Department reports the 2nd quarter GDP rose to 850.8 billion at an annual rate, near record but with inflation at about 4 percent. Prospects include slower growth in Q3 and a return to normal growth next year as consumer spending slows and inventories rise.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Department
William H. Chartener
Chartener
Collision reports third driver cited for signal violation
On Wednesday at 12 04 p m at Second Street and Lea Avenue Raymond L Donahue and Jean Gibson Hughes and Lucille R Cox were involved. Hughes cited for traffic signal violation. At 3 40 p m at S Fir and W Juniper Frances D Medlin and Jackie L Chippeaux involved. Chippeaux cited for failure to yield.
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Second Street
Lea Avenue
Raymond L. Donahue
Encanto Drive
Jean Gibson Hughes
S. Main
Lucille R. Cox
N. Lea. Hughes
S. Fir
W. Juniper
Frances D. Medlin
W. Alameda
Jackie L. Chippeaux
Hervey Dr
Jackie Chippeaux
Markets Turn Slightly Lower in Active Trading
The New York Stock Exchange shows more losses than gains as indices slip slightly amid heavy turnover. Occidental Petroleum leads declines with a near point move, while Standard Oil gains about two points and Boeing and United Aircraft edge higher.
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New York Stock Exchange
Occidental Petroleum
del E. Webb
Penn Central
Sinclair Oil
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Canteen Corp
Lytton Financial
Great Western Financial
California Financial
Burndy
Atlantic Richfield
Alaska
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Phelps Dodge
Kennecott
Xerox
Polaroid
General Dynamics
Boeing
United Aircraft
American Stock Exchange
Nixon Sees Strong City Support in 1968 Campaign
Former Vice President Richard Nixon says he would run well in cities and stronger on the South perimeter as the GOP field near the convention. Rockefeller claims Nixon’s delegate lead is slipping and predicts nomination on a late ballot while McCarthy trims youth staff and Humphrey pauses Midwest campaigning.
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Associated Press
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
South
New York
Rockefeller
Nixon
Baltimore
Chicago
California
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Eugene J. McCarthy
Hubert H. Humphrey
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Humphrey
Edgar Berman
Hutcheson and Horton Elected Bank Directors at Ruidoso
Bill Hutcheson named chairman and future chief executive officer of Ruidoso State Bank with Dr. W. D. Horton, local physician, elected to the board. They replace T. B. Hood and Ralph Petty Sr. Other directors remain, and a proposed bank building addition with a clubroom for local group meetings was reviewed.
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Lincoln County Bureau Ruidoso
Ruidoso State Bank
Bill Hutcheson
W. D. Horton
Hutcheson
Midland National Bank
Midland
Tex
T. B. Hood
Hood
Ralph Petty Sr
James Beall
Raymond Buckner
Bruce Griffith
Jack Stewart
Ed Wimberly
Beall
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