NM horses to receive mass vaccination against sleeping sickness
Albuquer que AP New Mexico launches large scale vaccination this week to stop Venezuelan equine sleeping sickness amid statewide bans on Texas horse movements. 90 000 to 100 000 doses expected from Baltimore shipment with centers to inoculate horses statewide.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Arkansas
Martin Kagen
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Baltimore
Kagen
Lee Garner
New Mexico Livestock Board
Commission
Cloud
la Mesa Park
Raton
Santa Fe Downs
Ruidoso Downs
Agriculture Department
Houston
Tex
Telephone workers to return to work under tentative contracts
AP reports telephone workers prepare to resume work under a tentative agreement with the Bell System. The deal covers more than 1 million workers and includes a claimed 332 percent wage rise over three years. CWA members vote by secret ballot, likely taking about two weeks.
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Associated Press Washington
U.S. Postal Service
Postal Service
Post Office Department
Bell System
Communications Workers of America
Joseph A. Beirne
CWA
New York
Beirne
United Transportation Union
Southern
Union Pacific
Roswell to Count Residents in October Census
The Albuquerque Bureau of Business Research and the Roswell Chamber of Commerce plan a city census in October to determine the total headcount of Roswell residents. The survey will be conducted locally and funded by the RCDC. Only population numbers will be collected to aid business and development efforts.
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Roswell
Albuquerque Bureau of Business Research
Hoffman
Two widows and three sons slain in Sheboygan
In a quiet Sheboygan neighborhood, Naomi Rammer and her sons John 16 Paul 11 Tom 10 were found shot dead along with Mrs Warren Dean 50 at a nearby home. A 19 year old youth was held in protective custody as a material witness. A rifle was found before the Rammer residence.
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Sheboygan
Wis
Oakley Frank
South Side
Naomi Rammer
John
Paul
Tom
Warren Dean
Secret Nuclear Strategy Revealed By National Review
The National Review publishes documents claimed to show a 1954 plan for a demonstration nuclear drop in Indochina and revived 1962 and 1965 proposals. The memo outlines escalating measures including harbors blockade, destruction of North Vietnamese power and rail links, and neutralizing China's Hainan Island. The issue notes the documents may not be Pentagon Papers and questions their provenance.
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New York
The
National Review
Vietnam
U.S. Defense Department
Indochina
Pentagon
New York Times
Washington Post
William F. Buckley Jr
Joint Chiefs of Staff
McNamara
North Vietnam
Haiphong
Sihanoukville
China
Red River
Hainan Island
Arthur W. Radford
Charles E. Wilson
Timber harvest defended by U S Forest Service chief
Edward P. Cliff defended clearcutting as a timber harvest method in Aspen addressing Western and Midwest state game and fish officials. He cited deer and elk population increases tied to edge creation from clearcuts and acknowledged criticisms and past errors while affirming forest productivity remains high.
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Aspen
Colo
Edward P. Cliff
U.S. Forest Service
Cliff
Oregon
Washington
Cascades
Forest Service
Roswell Man Found Not Guilty In Fifth District Court
In Fifth District Court a Roswell man, E. B. Mitchell, 25, of 906 N. Garden, was found innocent of robbery and aiding a felon after a 1 hour 15 minute verdict. Two jury trials were set for today involving Richard Lee Shell and Cornelius Martin, both with charges including marijuana possession and armed robbery tied to a November 18 1970 knifepoint robbery reported by Winfred R. Binns.
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Fifth District Court
Roswell
E. B. Mitchell
N. Garden
Richard Lee Shell
Michigan
Cornelius Martin
S. Virginia
Martin
Winfred R. Binns
E. McGaffey
Thunderstorms Wet New Mexico Areas Amid Storm
Thunderstorms rolled across New Mexico with heavy rain in Las Vegas, Santa Fe, and Albuquerque causing flash flooding near Bernalillo and Algodones. An unidentified hitchhiker was killed east of Albuquerque in Tijeras Canyon during the storm. Early radar showed showers around Albuquerque and Socorro.
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Associated Press
New Mexico
National Weather Service
Las Vegas
Santa Fe
Raton
Albuquerque
Tucumcari
Clayton and Clovis
Grants
Zuni
Tijeras Canyon
Bernalillo
Algodones
Socorro
County residents move closer to fire district
County residents moved toward forming a rural fire district to replace city fire protection next year. An organizational meeting at Berrendo Middle School elected T M Fowler Jr as fire chief with Fred Schrimsher assistant and Fred H Dilly Jr as secretary treasurer.
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Roswell
Berrendo
T.M. Fowler, Jr
Fred Schrimsher
Fred H. Dilly Jr
Police report thefts break in vandalism Tuesday morning
Police logged several thefts a break in and vandalism on Monday. A windshield was shattered at Valley Meat Service in Roswell causing $120 damage. Glass was removed from a Gay Nineties side door. Two Savage rifles were reported missing from A J Franklin's residence. A racing bedl set was stolen from a car on Desmond Ford's lot valued at $30.
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Valley Meat Service
S. Main
N. Main
A. J. Franklin
S. Sunset
Policewoman fired for refusing decoy prostitute role
Gale Aldridge, a 30 year old Detroit policewoman, was dismissed for knowingly disobeying a lawful order to pose as a decoy prostitute. The three man board, chaired by Police Commissioner John F. Nichols, cited oath of office and equal treatment with male officers. Aldridge had been suspended without pay in May 1970 and plans to appeal, her attorney said.
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Detroit ( AP
Detroit Police Department
Gale Aldridge
John F. Nichols
Aldridge
Normal Lippitt
Detroit Police Officers Association
Funerals Pending for City Women Mary Gameros Willye Belshe
Funeral services are pending at Ballard Funeral Home for Mrs. Mary Gameros aged 88 of 311 E Hendricks who died Monday at 6 40 p m in Eastern N M Medical Center. Also pending are services for Mrs. Willye M Belshe aged 63 of 501 E Fourth St who died Monday at 10 35 p m at her home after a long illness.
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Ballard
Mary Gameros
E. Hendricks
N.M. Medical Center
Willye M. Belshe
E. Fourth St
Two Roswell residents advised of rights on assault charges
In Magistrate Court on separate charges Johnny Contreras Jr. 18 1604 N Union faced assault with intent to commit a violent felony and is jailed on 7500 bond. Faye Wallace 20 200 E Deming was charged with aggravated battery and released on 3000 bond.
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Roswell
Johnny Contreras Jr
N. Union
Faye Wallace
E Deming
Contreras
Clyde McKee
Cahoon Park
Market reports earnings fuel modest stock advance
Favorable second quarter results buoy stocks as the Dow adds 5.33 points to 891.72 at noon. Trading remains slow with mixed NYSE action and notable livestock quotes from Chicago and Roswell, including cattle and calf prices and weekly sheep sale note.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
LingTmco
Litenind
Lockheed
Gou
Union Ma Bet Et Cs Calif
Stdoinj
Telex Corp
Taf
Tenneco
PanAmSul 11
Texaco
Panamwa
Thikol PennEng
Sears
Union Oil
Signal Co . Skelly Oi
Dow-Jones
E.F. Hutton & Co
Chicago
Chicago Livestock Chicago
USDA
Roswell Livestock Comm. CO. Inc
Gallagher Ranch of
Carrizozo
Don Hatch
Roswell
R H. McAshan
Hope
Dean Sons
Bill Wingfield
Laura Kincaid
Carlsbad
Lincoln County Livestock
Robert Simpson
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Daily Record
Army
Ft. Detrick
Richardson-Merrill Inc
National Drug Co
Swiftwater
United States
UPI Telephoto
Dallas
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Fletcher
Fowler
Schimshher
G.T. Stallard
W.E. Wood
Chaves County Court House
N. Main St
Albert A Stubbs
Jerry McCormack
Leland Markward
Jimmy Cox
Chaves County
Trade
Willye Belshe
Bill Schnedar
Amer Can
Dupont
Amer
el Paso
Amer Tel
Fsrah
Rchfid
Elec
Goodyear
Chrysler
Haliburton
del Webb
Kennecott
Dresser Ind
Dupian Corp
Levi Str
Roswell Savings & Loan
Penn
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