Eisenhower pledges no appeasement and strong power stance
President Eisenhower unveils a new era of direct public contact via a family circle TV broadcast. He promises to maintain temper and strength, keep air power, and seek peace and prosperity. He counters recent Congress critiques on defense budgets and introduces a presidential advisory panel format.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Congress
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry
Truman
Adolf Hitler
Munich
George M. Humphrey
the Treasury
Weather Summary From United States Weather Bureau Reading
Reading at 3 hour intervals from yesterday 2 PM to today 11 AM shows highs near 97 and 100 with a low around 60 as of night. Precipitation none for 24 hours ending 11 AM. month to date 0.01 inches, year to date 2.41 inches. Forecast says clouds form then mostly fair through tomorrow with a hot afternoon and breezy nights.
Grunewald Gets Suspended Jail Term and $1000 Fine
Henry W. Grunewald, a Washington figure in a tax scandal case, was fined $1000 and given a suspended 90 day jail term by U S District Judge Alexander Holtzoff. He received one year probation amid remarks on misleading guidance from his former attorney.
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Washington
Henry W. Grunewald
U. S
Alexander Holtzoff
Grunewald
House
Ways and Means
William Power Maloney
ROK Counterattacks Halted as Reds Hold Hill Positions
In brutal hand to hand fighting on Finger Ridge and nearby outposts, four ROK divisions failed to reclaim key positions from Chinese and North Korean forces on the East Central Front. North Koreans seized Anchor Hill crest while U N air strikes pounded targets in the Iron Triangle as night battles continued.
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Seoul
Lake the Gook’s Castle
Anchor Hill
Luke’s Castle
Anchor Ridge
U. N
U. S
Chorwon
Kumhwa
Iron Triangle
Finger Ridge
Jackson Heads Up State Druggists
Robert L. Jackson of Carlsbad was elected president of the New Mexico Pharmaceutical Association at the convention's closing session. New officers include Pat Hollis of Santa Fe as first vice president Sam Douglas of Portales as second vice president and R L Fooshee of Albuquerque as secretary treasurer. Directors are R D Sasser outgoing president from Albuquerque David Hoover of Las Cruces Dale W Black of Farmington R W Mitchell of Roswell and David Avilla and Joe Henry of Albuquerque.
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Albuquerque
Robert L. Jackson
Carlsbad
New Mexico Pharmaceutical Association
Pat Hollis
Santa Fe
Sam Douglas
Portales
R. L. Fooshee
R. D. Sasser
David Hoover
Las Cruces
Dale W. Black
Farmington
R. W. Mitchell
Roswell
David Avilla
Joe Henry
White House TV Broadcast Brings President Into Homes
The first White House television broadcast featured President Eisenhower with four Cabinet members. The informal chat, filmed in the Fish Bowl room, included data on budget pacing and cue cards, while aides and technicians coordinated rehearsals and network feeds.
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White House
Washington
United States
Eisenhower
Ben Duffy
Duffy
James Hagerty
Promotion List at NMMI Surges Past 400 Cadets
More than 400 cadets from Roswell Dexter Hagerman and other areas are named on the New Mexico Military Institute year end promotion roster announced by Lt. Col. L. F. Hood. Forty five promotions reach officer ranks while others become noncommissioned officers and privates first class. Three cadet majors lead the list with Joe L. Cooper Wayne B. Laverty and Leo F. Wollard promoted. Roswell figures Max L. Schrimshner and John O. Owen head the local cadets elevated to captain.
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Roswell, Dexter and Hagerman
New Mexico Military Institute
L. F. Hood
Joe L. Cooper
Kenna
N. M
Wayne B. Laverty
Albuquerque
Leo F. Wollard
Burbank
Cal
Corps of Cadets
Max L. Schrimshher
John O. Owen
Roswell
G. Wayne Ansted
Richard B. Lodewick
Donald G. Nicholas
Dexter
Johnny N. Norman
Ottie L. Andress
Hagerman
Robert C
Bud) Reid
W. Jerry Bear
Lake J. Frazier, Jr
Joe D. Post
Max C. Tomlinson
George L. Watts
N. L. Akin
W. Daniel Buchly
Lawrence R. Andrus
James E. Lankford
John N. Beers
Robert A. Calhoun
R. Charles Gentry
Joel Lane, III
Jon M. Marshall
David J. Otto
Gus A Snyder
John F. Austin
R. S. Price
R. J. Salley
C. H. Taylor
R. L. Barnett
J. A. Bond
R. D. Buttolph
R. P. Byron
J. P. Cogle
J. H. Cowan
J. L. Daniels
C. B. Durham
T. J. Gilbert
P. W. Haley
J. L. Hutter
H. H. Sharp
R. R. Speck
F. R. Stone
M. E. Threet
D. W. Troxler
R. G. Walker
Cc. M. Allen
G. D. Beall
N. J. Brown
C. M. Chamberlain
P. D. Chrisman
T. H. Claffey
T. A. Clarkson
B. T
D. L. Rowlands
R. D. Staley
H. H. Uhli
O. C. Vetter
A. M. Vigil
J. S. Wages
R. B. Weil
P. C. Zander
P. D. Abbott
Knots Appear To Be Ironed Out Smooth
Washington reports show the Communist and United Nations commands close to a Korean war armistice. Officials express strong confidence a truce is near with optimism rising and signs the Red response may accept the U N proposals from ten days earlier.
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Washington
United Nations
U. N
Korea
United Nations Command
Milton Herr
U. S
Nam II
U.N. General Assembly
Reds
Peiping
Moscow
Nam
Herr
National League Baseball Scores and Highlights
National League games featured Cincinnati defeating New York 11 to 3 with strong hitting from cee and Maglie on the mound. Pittsburgh topped Milwaukee 6 to 5 as Minner worked deep into the game. Brooklyn beat Brooklyn?
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National League
Cincinnati
New York
Church
Collum
Judson
Seminick
Maglie
Wilhelm
Noble
Baseball score summary from American League game
Moe 3 pop 100 000 000 171 Cleveland .030 050 000 8 12 0 Parnell Kennedy and White Niarhos Lemon and Hogan Philadelphia 013 050 020 11 16 1 Detroit .000 200 000 271 Fricano Astroth Gray Newhouser Harrist Erickison Batts
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Moe
Cleveland
Parnell
Kennedy
White
Niarhos
Lemon
Hogan
Philadelphia
Detroit
Fricano
Astroth
Gray
Newhouser
Harrist
Erickison
Batts
Man in Trouble By Bare Margin Of Horse's Head
Henry J. Way Jr. 43 is held on grand larceny after taking $16,000 from his mother to bet on Native Dancer in the Kentucky Derby. The favorite lost by a head to Dark Star, costing Way an $11,200 win and landing him in custody on $5,000 bail. His mother refused to sign the complaint.
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New York
Henry J. Way Jr
Way
Native Dancer
Atomic Blast Sets Nevada Test Record in Desolate Sky
Las Vegas reports the atomic blast at Yucca Flat as the largest US test, with a 50 kiloton-plus yield, a two-minute fireball, and a bright sky visible to San Francisco and Los Angeles. The detonation occurred at 5 15 a m from a high flying B 36, with fires seen later in yucca trees.
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Las Vegas
Nev
United States
Nevada Proving Ground
Atomic Energy Commission
Yucca Flat
Pacific Proving Grounds
Eniwetok
San Francisco
Los Angeles
AEC
Mt. Charleston
Nevada
Kirtland Air Force Base
Albuquerque
N. M
Britain’s Hong Kong lifts limits on many Japanese goods
The crown colony announces removal of restrictions on a wide range of Japanese imports. Free items include rayon yarns, household utensils, enamel ware, toys, cigarette lighters, fountain pens, pencils, bicycles, games, and chinaware. Cotton yarn and cotton piece goods remain banned.
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Hong Kong
Britain
Santa Fe Engineer Opposes Gasoline Tax Cut
C. O. Erwin New Mexico highway engineer says he would oppose any move to discontinue the federal two cent a gallon gasoline tax. He argues the loss of that income would reduce funds for New Mexico highways.
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C. O. Erwin
New Mexico
Nurserymen Meet Las Cruces
The third annual convention of the New Mexico Association of Nurserymen will be held here June 9 10. The event gathers growers from across the state to share horticultural techniques and industry updates.
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Las Cruces
The
New Mexico Association of Nurserymen
Liquor License Appeal Studied in Santa Fe District Court
Dist. Judge Edwin L. Swope considers Jules Fenson appeal over Roswell Top Hat Club liquor license revocation by Elfego Basa. The case stems from charges of selling liquor to minors and a separate report of a minor’s stabbing after alleging a purchase at the tavern.
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Santa FE
Edwin L. Swope
Jules Fenson
Roswell
Top Hat
Elfego Basa
Baca
Fenson
Ortega
Fensons
Major Montgomery
Montgomery
Atomic Breakthrough Promises Civilian Power Promise
The United States reported a milestone in atomic energy with the breeding of fissile material at least equal to what is consumed in production. Chairman Gordon Dean said the achievement hints at a feasible civilian atomic power industry though not yet economically ready, noting the work at the AEC reactor station in Arco Idaho.
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Atlantic City
United States
Gordon Dean
Atomic Energy Commission
Edison Electric Institute
Dean
AEC
Arco
Idaho
Million Bucks Affects Rockefeller Bride Feud
New York reports Winthrop Rockefeller creates a million dollar trust for his son Winthrop Paul, sparking a potential shift in custody and companionship rights with Barbara Bobo Rockefeller. Barbara says she hopes to establish a home near him while denying formal separation or divorce.
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New York
Winthrop Rockefeller
Barbara
Bobo) Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Bobo
Lowell
Ind
Winthrop Paul
Rockefeller Oil
Prince
Chicago Daily News
Friends
Timothy N. Pfeiffer
Boy Drowns In Irrigation Ditch On Jess Corn Farm
Joe M. Candelaria, 1%, rushed to Roswell Osteopathic Hospital after being found unconscious in an irrigation ditch at the Jess Corn farm on the Macha. He died on arrival. Born November 22, 1951, the boy was the son of Benito and his wife, workers on the farm for about three years. Ballard Funeral Home awaiting arrangements.
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Joe M. Candelaria
Roswell Osteopathic Hospital
Jess
Macha
Benito Candelaria
Ballard Funeral Home
Quickies by Ken Reynolds in The Record Want Ads
Ken Reynolds notes the The Record want ads are packed with bargains and asks readers to browse for deals across categories. The column highlights humorous observations on classified listings and small-item opportunities.
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