Continental Flight Schedules Listed
Continental Air Lines announced a long awaited Roswell schedule effective June 11 with six daily arrivals and departures. DC-3 service will connect Roswell to El Paso Dallas Albuquerque and other points through hubs while jet aircraft will be used on connections.
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Continental Air Lines, Inc
David E. Lindell
Continental
Albuquerque
Roswell
el Paso
Tucson
Los Angeles
Dallas
Lindell
Frank Kaufmann
Chamber of Commerce
Stanley Mathis
Midland
Flight 181
Racial Tensions Across the South Prompt New Actions
Reports detail continued violence against Freedom Riders and police responses. Witnesses allege beatings at a Trailways station. a Jackson official is suspended for mistreatment of riders. Yale faculty petition protests arrests. Virginia Union students plan a Freedom Rider expedition. a North Carolina pupil assignment suit challenges race as a controller. a Mississippi university admission case advances in court.
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Seigenthaler
Washington, D.C
Students of Nashville
Tenn
Montgomery County Jail Association
Trailways
Montgomery
Johnson
Jackson
Miss
Freedom Riders
Jean Thompson
New Orleans
Max Thomas
Thomas
Henry Thomas
Howard University
C. T. Vivian
Miss Thompson
Mississippi
Ross Barnett
Cornell University
Freedom Walk Committee
Yale
United States
Kennedy
Virginia Union University
South
John McCloud
FBI
North Carolina
Raleigh
U.S. Dist
Sidney Mize
University of Mississippi
Accident at Alameda Street and Richardson Avenue
A two vehicle crash occurred Wednesday at Alameda Street and Richardson Avenue at 5 17 p m involving drivers Pear Roberts Heald 612 E Second St and Craig Aleen Stiniker 1509 W Hendricks St.
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Alameda Street
Richardson Avenue
Pear Roberts Heald
E. Second St
Craig Aleen
Stiniker
Fines in Municipal Court for DWI
Boney Chaves of 2210 S. Missouri Ave pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated and was fined 250 dollars.
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Boney Chaves
Missouri Ave
Fire damages car port at Snell residence
Fire reported at 1 08 p m damaged the side of a car port at the home of W D Snell 1809 Western Ave causing minor damage with no injuries listed.
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W. D. Snell
Western Ave
Kennedy Sees Shared Liberty Goals With France During Paris Visit
President Kennedy praised Franco American ties after a reception in Paris. He thanked Paris for hospitality to him and Mrs. Kennedy and said France and the United States align on liberty, equality and fraternity as guiding ideals. He cited Canada’s bilingual debates and Western French influence as strengths.
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Julien Tardieu
U.S
Kennedy
Paris
France
United States
West
Eisenhower
Eisenhower Speech Faces Kennedy Khrushchev Clash
President Eisenhower is expected to avoid sharp criticism of Kennedy's foreign policy in a dinner speech as the upcoming Kennedy Khrushchev meeting looms. He may attack the Kennedy program's spending, which critics say risks the dollar's stability. The GOP National Committee meets with Ray Bliss reporting on big city voting trends and William E. Miller poised to become chairman.
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Eisenhower
Kennedy
Khrushchev
White House
GOP National Committee
Ray Bliss
Ohio
William E. Miller
New York
Congress
House
Republican Campaign Committee
Miller
Bliss
Sen
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Soviets Block West Laos Proposal At Geneva Talks
At Geneva the Soviet Union again blocked Western moves to expand truce supervisor powers in Laos. U S Ambassador Harriman accused Pathet Lao of daily attacks while Pushkin defended the May cease fire as still in effect. Cochairmen Britain and the Soviet Union must approve any new mission instructions.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
Laos
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Pathet Lao
Georgi Pushkin
Britain
Malcolm MacDonald
Harriman
Gas Line Explosion Injures One Near Eunice
A natural gas pipeline explosion near Eunice injures Kenneth Perry with a cut above the eye. Two other men, Othel Williams and Randall Pope, escape unharmed. The blast, from a 16 inch line from the Monument field to the Jal processing plant, burned for about two hours.
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Eunice
Here
Kenneth Perry
Othel Williams
Randall Pope
Perry
Hobbs
Bateman and Whitsitt Inc
Hobbs Oil Well Service Contractors
J. W. Smith
Bishop to Visit St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
The Rt. Rev. Charles J. Kinsolving III will visit St. Andrew's Episcopal Church for a 10:30 a.m. service. He will confirm a class and deliver the day’s sermon. An informal reception will follow in the Parish Hall at 211 W Fifth St.
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Charles J. Kinsolving III
New Mexico
Texas
St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
Fifth St
Carlsbad Miner Dies in Accident
AP reports in Carlsbad a potash miner A. E. Hood was killed when a slab of ore toppled in the Duval Sulphur and Potash Co. mine. Hood was a roofing bolting machine helper working with a partner. the other worker escaped injury.
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Carlsbad
Duval Sulphur and Potash Co
Here
A. E. Hood
Mixed U S stock market on quiet late trading day
A cautious session saw a mixed pattern with light volume about 3.7 million shares. Major names edged up or down slightly while many stocks held steady. Eastman Kodak fell, Woolworth slipped, Kennecott rose, and Phelps Dodge and Anaconda showed small moves. Bond prices fell.
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New York
Eastman Kodak
Woolworth
Kennecott
Phelps Dodge
Anaconda
State Food Stamp Plan Given Okay
The New Mexico Welfare Department won approval to start the federal Food Stamp Program in San Miguel County on Monday. An attorney general opinion said the state is not financially liable for properly issued but later misused stamps, and the plan complies with state law. San Miguel is among eight counties in a six month pilot to aid families unable to afford nutritious diets.
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Santa FE
State Welfare Department
San Miguel County
Public Welfare Board
Atty
Earl Hartley
Dale Helsper
Welfare Department
Helsper
Hospital Admissions and Births List
The clipping records hospital admissions and dismissals across multiple names and addresses. It lists births for May 31 to Fernando Fuentes and Richard Garcia, with patients admitted May 31 and June 1 at St. Marys and Ostеopathic facilities, plus numerous patients from admisssions and dismissals at local addresses.
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Billy Jack Chenoweth
S. Stanton
L. B. Sanderson
S. Lincoln
Harold W. Chaffin
Sam E. Bradley
H. G. Zike
Orchard Park
William C. McClausland
W. Tilden
Charlie Raymond Milloway III
W. 14Th
Jerry L. Pryor
Henry M. St. Amant and
James Howard Pinson
Kathryn Mustachia
Melvin Canter
Charles W. Hartley Jr
Julian Garcia
Phelps White III
Harold Huezner
Laura V. Riley
Oletha Hall
Fernando Fuentes
S. Fruitland Dr
Richard Garcia
W. First
ST. Mary’s
Marland Davis
Dennis McClung
W. Hobbs
Bill Langenegger
Hagerman
M. G. Peters
E. Second
W. J. Chrisman
E. Wildy
Adolpho Swan
Carrizozo
Fernando Onsarez
S. Grand
Ernest Marshall
Maurice Judson
Leveland
Texas
Elmer Brimberry
Wildy
Rosa Webbers
Cedar Drive
W. E. Sparks
Carlsbad
Santos Navarette
Artesia
Lloyd London
Jeffrey Staden
Fernandez Onsurez
J.O. Miller
Barbara Gineda
T. E. Williams
Kansas City Livestock and Cotton Market Briefs
Kansas City Livestock reports cattle and hog movements with price ranges for 1000-1250 lb steers and various hog and sheep weights. Roswell sale notes 843 head, spring lambs up to 17.60, feeder lambs and yearlings traded lower. New York cotton futures closed with mixed moves, July at 33.25 cents and December around 34. to 34.08 cents.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Roswell Livestock Commission
Cotton Market
New York
Jly
Amerada
Am Aiklin
Am Motors
Atchison Sinclair
Chrysler
du Pont
Cal
el & Mus
el Paso
Sunray
Gen Motors
Swift & Co
Gulf Oil
Texaco
Homestake
Tex Pa
Transwa
Mont Ward
Nor N Gas
US Steel
Ohio Oil
Westg el
Phill Pet
Duval Sul
Mtst T&t
E F, Hutton & Co Atomic Dev Fund
Fidelity Fund
Eeee
Ariz
Fortuna
E. F. Hutton & Co. Am
Aoe
Lve Am
Fidelity Bankers Vee
Franklin Life
Great Am. Life
Great West Life
Gulf Life Ee
N.M. Life
Travelers Ins. Co
Trujillo Fights Attack and Is Killed in Dominican Republic
In Ciudad Trujillo a group of assassins ambushed Rafael Trujillo and his driver as they traveled to San Cristobal. Trujillo fired his revolver, was wounded, and died after attackers beat him. one conspirator, ex brigadier general Juan Tomas Diaz, was identified.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Rafael L. Trujillo
Trujillo
Zacarias de la Crus
Juan Tomas Diaz
Summer College Classes Offered in Roswell
Registration for all college classes will be held this evening and tomorrow evening at Roswell Senior High School from 6 to 9 p.m. A wide range of courses is available this summer including freshman and sophomore level classes as well as upper division and graduate offerings. For more information contact the Roswell Chamber of Commerce or Roswell High School.
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Roswell Senior High School
Chamber of Commerce
Roswell High School
Egg market reports firmness and varied grades in Chicago
Eggs firm with most prices rising. Whites and mixed grades show increases while standards and dirties adjust. spot price 34.25N reported unchanged. Wool futures show broad gains across months from March to October, with notable increases in 1962 contracts.
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Chicago
Kennedy urges NATO focus on globe’s southern half
President Kennedy at a NATO session urges members to protect the southern hemisphere where freedoms are at risk. He also notes a new Western stance with France's de Gaulle on defending West Berlin against Communists.
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Paris
Kennedy
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO Council
North Atlantic
France
Charles de Gaulle
West Berlin
Rusk Heads to Europe After Trujillo Assassination
Secretary of State Dean Rusk begins his delayed trip to join President Kennedy in Europe. He argues the Dominican dictator Rafael L. Trujillo's assassination is unlikely to trigger the feared immediate turmoil.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Kennedy
Europe
Rafael L. Trujillo
Mean Thief Steals Boy's Collie Pup
Eight-year-old Mike Steed offers a $6 reward for the return of his black and white collie pup Black Mischief missing from the Gerald J. Steed home at 507 W. Fourth St. The Steed family had nine collie puppies eight weeks ago, with six remaining after two were sold and one taken to Texas.
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Mike Steed
Gerald J. Steed
Fourth St
Texas
Steeds
Mike
Black Mischief
Woman expresses hope thief returns Black Mischief to boy
Mrs. Steed laments the theft and hopes the missing cat Black Mischief is returned to a heartbroken boy. She wishes the thief would spare the other six items and leave only Black Mischief.
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Mrs. Steed
Police Question Witnesses In Mary Weaver Shooting
Police questioned witnesses this afternoon to identify the shooter of 28 year old Mary Weaver at 608 E Tilden St. She was shot in the right chest around 1 p.m. and taken to St. Mary's Hospital with severe internal bleeding. condition not available at press time.
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Mary Weaver
E. Summit St
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