Doctors Convene For Ninth Annual Ruidoso Clinic
About 100 doctors from 23 states gather in Ruidoso for the six day Ninth Annual Ruidoso Clinic opening today. Dr. Thomas H. Alpin of Equitable Insurance speaks on the first 1 000 hours as lectures cover kidney disease coronary risk antibiotics and obstetrics.
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Lincoln County Bureau
Thomas H. Alpin
Equitable Insurance Society
Robert Whang
Carlos Vaamonde
Eugene M. Klinger Jr
Solomon Papper
University of New Mexico School of Medicine
Reginald H. Fritz
UNM Medical School
Martin Brandfenbrewer
UNM
N.M
American of General Practice
American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology
N.M. Obstetrical
Robert W. Kistner
Boston
Harvard School of Medicine
Kistern
U N weighs Israeli air raid issue at Syria water project
United Nations Security Council meets to discuss the Israeli raid on a Syrian project to divert the Jordan River waters. Syria and Israel file mutual complaints as Ambassadors Tomeh and Comay present positions disputing responsibility for recent Israeli action and alleged mine attacks.
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United Nations, N.y.api
U.N. Security Council
Jordan
Syria
Israel
George J. Tomeh
Michael S. Comay
Council
Comay
El-Fatah
Conquest
El-Asefa
Storm
Tomeh
el- Asefa
Jordan River
Youths face theft and weapons charges in juvenile court
Three local youths were scheduled for juvenile court on larceny parole violation and bearing a deadly weapon related to the July 12 theft of three golf club sets worth over $600. Gary Mahan 15 and James Plogger 16, both named with addresses, and Raymond Franco 17 faced multiple counts.
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Gary Lee Mahan
W. Tenth
James P. Plogger
Raymond Franco
Hagerman
KRIK Returns To Air Sunday
KRIK Broadcasting Corp resumes broadcasting Sunday after a 12 day silence caused by lightning that struck the power line south of Roswell destroying the transmitter. President Neil Levitt said the station returned to the air at normal power with a signal extending from 70 to 8 miles from Roswell.
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KRIK
Roswell
Neil Levitt
Krik Broadcasting Corp
Hospital Vote For New $5 Million City Hospital
Las Cruces voters decide Tuesday on a $5 million, 200 bed hospital on 50 acres leased for 99 years from New Mexico State University. Opponents gathered petitions to force the referendum and prefer county or city owned land.
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Las Cruces
New Mexico State University
Hart seeks federal abolition of death penalty in favor of life terms
Sen. Philip A. Hart introduces a bill to end federal capital punishment for crimes and replace it with life imprisonment. He cites lack of deterring effect, inequities against the poor, and irreversible mistakes, noting state laws and other nations have moved away from executions.
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Washington
Philip A. Hart
Michigan
Great Britain
Hart
Senate
District of Columbia
House Committee Backs Strong Auto Safety Bill
The House Commerce Committee approved a strengthened auto safety bill by 26 to 0, extending coverage to used cars and all motor vehicles. It sets interim federal safety standards by Jan 31 1967 for 1968 models with further revisions by Jan 31 1968 and calls for ongoing standard reviews.
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House
Washington
House Commerce Committee
Senate
Public Works Committee
Augugust
Johnson
Secretary of Commerce
General Services Administration
Hike Enters Heat Burden on Death Valley Trek
French adventurer Jean Pierre Marquant, 28, continues a 100 mile Death Valley trek to prove adventure still exists in America. He left the Panamint Mountains and aims for Furnace Creek via Salt Pools and Devil's Golf Course, reporting 100 to 130 degree heat and uncertainty about the second half.
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Death Valley, Calif
Jean Pierre
Marquant
Death Valley
America
Panamint Mountains
Devil's Golf Course
Furnace Creek
Stove Pipe Wells
Hearing Set In Mine Death
A hearing was scheduled in the death of Gerald E. Patterson 36, a Grants area uranium miner. State Mine Inspector William H. Hays said Patterson was killed Sunday at the Homestake Sapin Section 32 Mine near Ambrosia Lake when he was squeezed between a hoisting cage and the shaft wall.
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Grants
William H. Hays
Albuquerque
Gerald E. Patterson
Ambrosia Lake
Hays
Patterson
Albuquerque Man New State Rifle Champion
An Albuquerque airman at Kirtland AFB, David Dyck, was named New Mexico State Rifle Champion after a two day contest near Capitan. He led with 245 points and 20 V bulls eyes, as the New Mexico National Guard team from Las Cruces and Deming won the team title with 962 and 67 bullseyes.
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Lincoln County
Albuquerque
Kirtland Afb
David Dyck
New Mexico
Capitan
Dyck
New Mexico National Guard
Las Cruces and
Deming
J. H. McNeil
Ft. Sam Houston
Rex Dorn
Roswell
Army Blue
Hedgecoke
Pena
Bill Wolfe
New Mexico Pistol and Rifle Association
National Rifle Association
Narcotic Agents To Address Lions Club Talk
State Police Narcotic Division officers James Sidillo and Bob Young will speak at a noon Tucumcari Lions Club meeting. Sidillo says the talk will cover narcotic traffic problems in the state and notes there is no organized ring of pushers here, only many addicts who transport narcotics from Mexico to fund their own habits.
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James Sidillo
Bob Young
State Police
Tucumcari Lion’s Club
Sidillo
Mexico
Joe A Nejeres Funeral Pending
Funeral services are pending in Ruidoso for 42 year old Joe A Nejeres who died Sunday from an apparent heart attack. A coroner's jury ruled the death was apparently caused by heart failure and the Lucas Wooten Chapel of Roses Funeral Home in Ruidoso is handling arrangements.
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Lincoln County Bureau
Ruidoso
Joe A. Nejeres
Lucas Wooten
California City Hit By Uprising After Rock Throwing
San Bernardino police arrested nearly 60 persons, most of them Negro youths aged 18 to 21 or younger, after three hours of rock throwing and shouting in the Negro district at Baseline and Muscott streets. The disturbance caused broken windows and dented cars, with 75 officers from local and county agencies controlling the scene without gunfire or tear gas.
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San Bernardino
Calif
Baseline
Muscott Streets
Robert Mulligan
Mulligan
California Highway Patrol
San Bernardino County
Seven Candidates Vie for Arkansas Governor Nomination
Seven men compete in a two month campaign for the Democratic nomination in Arkansas as Faubus administration portends the primary fate in Little Rock.
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Little Rock, Ark
Arkansas
Orval E. Faubus
Hospital admissions and births report across multiple facilities
July 22 to July 24 hospital activity includes admissions and dismissals at St Marys ENM Medical Center and WAFB Hospital. Listings show births for various families and military personnel, with named residents from Hondo Capitan and nearby towns. A steady stream of patients arrives for treatment and returns home, alongside new births and a military airbase family birth.
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Margarita Garcia
Bessie Hays
Loretta Sali
Deborah Millsap
Hilda Barbee
Charlotte Stickler
Clarence Senteil
Herbert G. Conrad
Julia Coronado
Sherman Willis
Harvey Hood
Joe L. Wilkler
Darrel Evans
Mattie Graham
Frank Eberle
Edward Merrick Jr
S. Lea
Joseph J. Minella II
Gillespie Place
Wafb
William Frazier
S. Penn
Lino C. Huerta
Dexter
Ron Franklin
S. Main
S. 17Th
Robert Graham
Ruidoso
Elizabeth Billia
E. McCune
Mary Helen Sanchez
Craig Smith
Beverly Thompson
Jamie Godfrey
Marilyn Collins
Bonita Gibson
John Read
H. E. Porter
Margarita Montoya
George Terping
Steve Hernandez
J. C. Campbell
Delaware
Carmen E. House
W. Deming
Forest Gaston
Capitan
Louis Alldridge
R. D. Graham
Sadie Toby
Margaret Oglevie
Douglas McKnight
Route 1
Box 229
Doy
Fidel C. Medina
S. Pine
ENM Medical Center
Norman Shanta
Mescalero
N.M
William H. Britt
S. Hale
New Indonesian government takes control under Suharto
Lt. Gen. Suharto assumes firm control as a new government takes power in Jakarta. President Sukarno is left isolated and largely stripped of real authority in the politically and economically shattered nation.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Suharto
Sukarno
Markets Slump As Downtick Widens In Late Trading
The New York stock market fell sharply in moderate volume about 6.3 million shares as prices slid after a mixed opening. Aircrafts electronics and airlines led the decline with Boeing General Dynamics United Aircraft RCA Zenith Raytheon Sperry Rand and Pan Am among the losers.
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New York
Lines
Boeing
General Dynamics
United Aircraft
Douglas
RCA
Zenith
Raytheon
Sperry Rand
Eastern Air Lines
United Air Lines
Pan American World Airways
American Airlines
East New York Peace Restored After Racial Turmoil
After a week of nightly clashes, East New York, Brooklyn, returned to calm as public and private groups completed three days of peace drives. Public officials plan further briefings with police to determine any criminal responsibility. Police maintain heavy presence to ensure safety amid diverse community efforts.
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New York
Brooklyn
East New York
Eric Dean
Sanford D. Garelik
Special Police Command
Garelik
Lloyd Sealy
City Hall
John V. Lindsay
Police Probe Weekend Burglaries In Local Areas
City police investigated two incidents over the weekend. The La Bonita Bar at 104 S Alameda was burglarized Saturday night with about $10 in silver taken from a cigarette machine. entry was gained via a restroom window. Mack Delts of 1403 Bonita Dr reports a break in from Friday night to Saturday noon, with a small amount of silver stolen.
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la Bonita
S. Alameda
Mack Delts
Bonita Dr
Egg Market Chicago Steady Prices Mixed Grades
Eggs steady to firm in Chicago with wholesale buying prices unchanged to 2 cents higher. Grade A whites 45, mixed 45 2, mediums 34, standards 34, checks 28.
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Chicago
Denver Livestock Market Report Hogs Cattle Lambs
AP summary notes hogs 240 lb down 50, 12 barrows and gilts 190-240 lb 26.00-25.00. Sheep 1,400 slaughter lambs steady with 25 higher. spring lambs 8510 lb 22.50-24.75, San Luis Valley lambs 24.05-24.75. Cattle calves 25, slaughter steers steady to weak with 25 lower. heifers steady. feeders not tested. Slaughter steers 24.70-25.65, heifers 24.15-24.95, slaughter cows 16.00-17.50.
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Denver Livestock
Denver
Ap-Usda
San Luis Valley
Chicago live cattle prices and movements
The report lists August, October, December, February and April contracts with high, low and close figures from E. F. Hutton & Co. for live cattle. Trading volumes accompany each contract, showing notable activity in August and later months.
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Chicago
E. F. Hutton & Co
Accidents Reported Across City Streets This Sunday Night
Several collisions occurred on N Main and nearby blocks with teen drivers and unrelated adults. Eccleston cited for improper backing. Salcido cited for no license and improper passing. Riley cited for careless driving.
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N. Main
Miles Felton Fisher
Elida
John. M. Schmitt
Walker Afb
W. Deming
Charles Arthur Eccleston
Highland Rd
James Cullen
Eccleston
S. Main
Vinson Carter
Kennedy family returns from Hawaii with wedding trip to Newport
Mrs John F Kennedy and her two children return to New York from a seven week Hawaii vacation. The party then heads to Newport Rhode Island for the wedding of Janet Auchincloss the former first lady's sister, after a whirlwind 19 month stretch across three continents.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
Hawaii
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