Man Dies Of Gunshot In Roswell Home
Axel H Alteig 43 of 3108 En canto Drive died Thursday night at Eastern New Mexico Medical Center from a gunshot wound to the head. Police say the wound appears self or personal safety related. A .22 pistol was found nearby. Ulteig, a Cities Service Oil Co. geologist, was found by his wife at 4:20 p m, died at 8:10 p m. Coroner's inquest planned. Survived by wife Selma, son Michael returning from Vietnam, three daughters, one grandchild, parents in Washington, two brothers and three sisters in multiple states. WWII veteran, member of DAV and Roswell Lodge 969. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Axel H. Alteig
Encanto Drive
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Ulteig
Ballard
Cities Service Oil Co
Selma H. Ulteig
Roswell
Michael Ulteig
Saigon
Viet Nam
Larry Rankin
Linda Ulteig
Nancy Ulteig
Eddie Ulteig
Bremerton
Wash
Harvey Ulteig
Portland
Ore
Dean Ulteig
Houston
Tex
Leo Patterson
Fargo
N.D
Joe Amberson
Picacho
Calif
Alteig
Christine
Selma Harter
57Th Infantry
U.S. Army
Guadalcanal
South Pacific
Student Needs Replacement Blood Donations
Dennis Thompson, son of Mr and Mrs Mel Kahler, born with a congenital heart defect, recently had a plastic aortic valve placed. He faces large hospital bills and blood costs. the New Mexico Bloodmobile will collect donations at St Marys Hospital in Roswell on Monday from 8 AM until finished, with blood sent to Dallas for his care.
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Dennis Thompson
Enm Medical Center
Dallas
Young Thompson
Mel Kahler
W. Forest St
St. Paul Hospital
Dennis
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Roswell
St. Mary’s Hospital
Kahler
Mel Kahlor
Fees Charged for Some Entries in 1965 ENMS Fair Parade
The Roswell Junior Chamber of Commerce announces a $10 entry fee for undecorated vehicles in the 1965 ENMS Fair parade. Parade emphasis will be on floats bands and sheriffs pos ses. Roswell Citizens Band Patrol will marshal divisions and a radio helicopter may aid spacing.
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New Mexico
Bob Chewning
No More Silver in Small Coins
President Johnson signed legislation removing silver from dimes and quarters and reducing silver in half dollars. He projected rapid mint production of new coins and said there will be no scarcity value or hoarding profit. The change, the first major coinage shift in 173 years, is due to silver scarcity and rising demand.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Rose Garden
Devenport Rites Set For Hagerman Woman Mrs Perditta Morgan Devenport
Mrs Perditta Morgan Devenport 74 of Hagerman died Thursday night at St Marys Hospital after a long Hagerman resident life. She was born June 5 1891 in Seattle Washington married Sept 6 1922 in Carlsbad and was a housewife and First Presbyterian Church member. Survivors include daughter Mrs Dorothy West of Hagerman three grandchildren brother Jesse Morgan of University Park and sisters Mrs Pella Clark Sterling City Tex and Mrs Alta Cumpsten Hagerman.
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Ballard Funeral Home
Perditta Morgan Devenport
Hagerman
St. Mary’s Hospital
No Leads on Missing Girls In Austin Two 21-Year-Old Dallas Women
Susan Rigsby and Shirley Ane Stark, both 21 and sorority sisters from Dallas, remain missing after being last seen in Austin on Sunday. A statewide search followed发现 a bundle of their clothing in a ditch near the north edge of the city as officers investigate tips.
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Austin
Tex
Dallas
Susan Rigsby
Shirley Ane Stark
Pair Arrested In $150,000 Jewel Theft
Miami police captured Richard Duncan Pearson and Mary Elaine Denison tied to a $150,000 jewel heist at Jordan Marsh after a tip. Pearson was seized when opening a locker with the stash. Denison sat in a car outside the bus station.
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Miami
Fla
Jack
Murph
Murphy
Star of India
Richard Duncan Pearson
Mary Elaine Denison
Jordan Marsh
Pearson
New York Museum of Natural History
Denison
Hospital Visiting Hours and Births July 22
Visiting hours listed for General patients and Maternity at local hospitals. Births announced for July 22 include a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. James Waide and a son to Mr. and Mrs. William E. Thiele. Also notes admissions at Memorial Osteopathic and ENM Medical Center and a Walker Air Force Base birth. Names and addresses of several patients, dismissals, and new admissions are recorded.
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Alf Guffey
P.O. Box
Roswell
Rhonda Berry
Artesia
Emma Hefner
Carlsbad
Joe Flegal
Las Vegas
Nev
Samuel Postlewaite
St. Cloud
Fla
Oscar Jones
S. Wyoming
Jeffrey Gatewood
Newell
Roy Garrett
S. Pine
J.D. Davis
S. Jackson
Steven Paul Hardin
W. Third
Ynes Jaramillo
Florencia Valdez
ENM Medical Center
Louis E. Allen
Gary Dr
Raymond J. Vigil
Trailing Heart
Philip West Kelly
S. Sequoia
Joe K. Dunlap
Danny Zamora
Eddie J. Lusk
N. Missouri
Fern Moore
Greenwood Dr
John Kaley Jr
Elmsford
N.Y
Arthur Sisley
E. Eighth
Bobby Robinson
Greenwood
Augustine Baranco
Amherst
Bobby Pickett
Edna L. Welch
Marvin Griffin
Frank L. Golleher
Victor Perini Sr
Domingo Vigil
Wilma Adams
Thomas Elam
Walker Air Force Base
S.sgt
James R. Wagner
OMS
Executive to Speak at New Mexico Broadcasters Meet
R B McAllister a Lubbock Texas broadcasting executive will headline the New Mexico Broadcasters Association summer convention to be held August 6 and 7 in Roswell.
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R.B. McAllister
Lubbock, Tex
New Mexico Broadcasters Association
Roswell
White House weighs Viet Nam strategy manpower needs
Washington reports ongoing White House conferences on Viet Nam strategy and manpower costs. No conclusions yet but Congress may push for budget changes if expanded fighting occurs. President Johnson, Defense Secretary Mc Namara, and top officials lead the talks as a 100,000 troop reinforcement plan is discussed alongside the existing 75,000 in Viet Nam.
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Washington
White House
Congress
Johnson
Robert S. McNamara
Viet Nam
Bill D. Moyers
Moyers
Conservatives Seek Successor For Home
London AP reports Britain’s Conservative party moves to elect a new leader as former Prime Minister Alec Douglas-Home steps down amid mounting criticism after Labour’s victory in the October election. The plan includes a housing program authorizing purchases and a 47 million dollar annual effort to add 240000 low rent public housing units over four years.
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London
Edward Heath
Reginald Maudling
Britain
Conservative Party
Alec Douglas-Home
Labor Party
Harold MacMillan
Senate approves bill making presidential assassination a federal crime
The Senate passed by voice vote a bill to make the assassination of the president a federal crime punishable by death. It returns to the House for concurrence in two Senate amendments urged by the Warren Commission established after President Kennedy's November 1963 assassination.
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Washington
Senate
House
Earl Warren
John F. Kennedy
Johnson asks Congress to boost flood disaster funds
President Johnson seeks 5 million dollars added to the 7 million already in disaster aid for flood relief following recent floods across the United States including New Mexico. The request was made Wednesday.
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Washington
Johnson
U. S
New Mexico
Congress
Herder Kee Wilson Found Dead Near Gallup
The body of 23 year old Kee Wilson, a Twin Buttes livestock herder, was recovered from a crack in an arroyo about five miles west of Gallup. Sheriff Bill Bass said it was not yet determined if Wilson drowned or died after being struck by a wall of water in the arroyo.
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Gallup (Ap
Kee Wilson
Twin Buttes
Gallup
Bill Bass
Wilson
Accidents Report Near Fourth and Virginia and Main Street
At 2:02 pm a two-vehicle collision involved Paul Parker of 800 E Deming and George Foster of 7 La Paloma near Fourth and Virginia. At 3:45 pm a crash at 1500 block S Main linked Nedra Jo Smith of Dexter and Dorothy Hutchenson of 2406 N Prairie. At 9:50 pm another accident on 100 block S Main involved Donald Leavell of 406 S Elm and Henry Earl Lusk of 1915 S Richardson.
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Virginia
Paul Parker
E. Deming
George Foster
la Paloma
S. Main
Nedra Jo Smith
Dexter
Dorothy Hutchenson
N. Prairie
Donald Leavell
S. Elm
Henry Earl Lusk
S. Richardson
Venders Are Hit by Thieves
Five thefts were reported to city police Thursday and early today including a break in at Dempsey's Tastee Freeze where coins worth over 40 dollars were stolen from vending machines. Other losses include shingles worth 52.50 from Mayes Lumber Co and $50 of tools from the U S Geological Survey. Two guitars were stolen from cars downtown valued at 75 and 80 dollars.
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Dempsey
Tastee Freeze
Dempsey Floyd
Mayes Lumber Co
S. Virginia
Air Strikes Against VC Increase In South Viet Nam War
The United States expanded air strikes against suspected Viet Cong positions in South Viet Nam and conducted at least six bombing missions against North Viet Nam. U S 7th Fleet ships continued offshore bombardments as the Navy takes a larger war role. Two Americans were killed today one in a plane crash and one after failing to answer a sentry's challenge, with another American killed in a Thursday night crash.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
United States
North Viet Nam
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Markets Gain But Stay Below Session Peak
The Dow closed higher on moderate volume as aerospace and autos led pacemaking gains. Ford boosted autos, United Aircraft and Douglas Aircraft rose, while Liggett & Myers fell late. IBM gained 5, with Caterpillar up after acquiring TwoMotor.
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New York
Ford
United Aircraft
Douglas Aircraft
McKesson & Robbins
Liggett & Myers
Wall Street
Washington
U.S
Viet Nam
Boeing
Zenith
Fairchild Camera
Union Oil
IBM
Eastern Air Lines
Man Convicted of Grand Larceny
Willie Samuel, 32, of 216 E. Forrest, found guilty of grand larceny by Justice L O Thompson Jr. He was sentenced to 60 days in jail and intends to appeal to the 5th District Court. He was arrested July 1 in a tool theft case.
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Willie Samuel
E. Forrest
Justice of the Peace
L.O. Thompson Jr
Samuel
5Th District Court
Egg Market Chicago Sees Mixed Grades With unsettled bids
AP report from Chicago notes egg market rates uncertain with 70 percent or better Grade A whites at 29 12, mixed at 29 42, mediums 25, standards 25 2, dirties unpaid, checks 21.
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Chicago
Denver Livestock Report Cattle Hogs Sheep
USDA price report notes cattle and calves as nominal with no sales. Hogs listed at 50, nominal. Sheep at 300, mostly held for Monday market.
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Denver Livestock Denver
USDA
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University of Texas
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Shirley Stark
Auburn
Alabama) University
Donald Walker
Scotland
Lindertis
ST. Mary’s
Viet Nam War Council
LBJ
Gene White
N. Penn
Ey Ray
Forest Drive
Nadine Embry
Barnett
Michigan
Polaroid
Xerox
Control Data
Lockheed
Perkin - Elmer
Armstrong Cork
Twomotor
Caterpillar
American Stock Exchange
Syntex
Aerojet-General
Computer Sciences
Kirby Petroleum
Lamson & Sessions
Amerada Phill Pet
Reich
Hospital
Reyn
Safeway St
Ariz
San D Gas
Atchison
Sears Reeb
Shell Oil
Chrysler
Sinclair
Cities Soc
Socony
du Pont
Sperry
el & Mus
el Paso
Marath Oil
Bancorp
Mont Ward
Westg el Norn Gas American
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Arene Dow Jones
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