Artesia Floats Down San Juan with Jack Frost Expedition
Jack Frost of Frost Expeditions leads a Artesia based group on a San Juan River trip starting May 28 from Mexican Hat Utah, aiming for Rainbow Bridge. The voyage features rugged canyons, tight rapids, and notable stops as Frost and son Frank run two trips this month amid high water and historic ties to Norman Neville and early Western boating.
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Bob Koonce
Artesia
America
Jack Frost
Frost Expeditions
Catalina Dr
San Juan
Natural History Magazine
Frost
Mexican Hat
Utah
Lee’s Ferry
Ariz
Colorado River
Rainbow Bridge National Monument
Colorado
Roswell
West Texas
Rainbow Bridge
Oil and Gas Division
USGS
Norman Neville
Grand Canyon
Neville
Farmington
Doris
Arizona
Kansas
Wyoming
New Mexico
Frank E. Frost
Jack
Frank
Albuquerque
University of New Mexico
Jim Palmer
Lawrence
Brittain Coll
Mark Whalen
S. P
Harvey Yates
Charles Waller
Robert Murphy
Charles Stipp
Dallas
Oklahoma City
Denver
Oakland
Calif
Wilmington
N. C
Schlitz Brewing Company of
Milwaukee
Frosts
San Juan Mountains
Wolf Creek Pass
Continental Divide
Rosa
Carson National Forest
Pecos
Rio Grande
Sherman A. Wengerd
Colorado Plateau
Wengerd
Hermosa
San Juan Canyon
Music Temple
Glen Canyon
S. P. Yates
W. W. Mallory
Phillips
Bartlesville
Okla
Bud Bader
Waller
Paul Meadows
New Mexico School of Mines
Mallory
Phil Hayes
Yates
San Juan River
Baroness Gertrude Ranshofen-Wertheimer Dies in New York
Baroness Gertrude Ranshofen-Wertheimer 54 wife of Austrian Baron Egon Ranshofen-Wertheimer and former UN commissioner in Eritrea. Died Thursday in New York. Felix Holt 56 author of The Gabriel Horn and Dont Boone Kissed Me, former Detroit newspaperman and radio TV writer, born Murray Kentucky, died Thursday in Penns Park Pennsylvania.
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Associated Press
New York
Gertrude Ranshofen-Wertheimer
Egon Ranshofen- Wertheimer
United Nations
Eritrea
U. N. Social Affairs Department
Austria
Penns Park
Felix Holt
Gabriel Horn
Dan’t Boone Kissed
Detroit
Murray, Ky
Professor’s Testing Proving Profitable
At Towson Maryland Professor Frederick G. Reuss at Goucher College funds a student stock analysis project with almost 1000 from the college. Thirty one economics students each pick a stock to assess and report on. The investment pool earns about six percent annually and profits aim to fund a college scholarship once they reach around 1000.
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Reuss
Oppenheimer Ruling Drew Fire From Scientists
The Federation of American Scientists says the ruling against J Robert Oppenheimer stems from a security system driven more by politics than disclosure risk. It calls for a review by the Atomic Energy Commission and a broader look at security machinery amid politicized proceedings like the Army McCarthy hearings.
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Washington
Federation of American Scientists
J. Robert Oppenheimer
Special Inquiry Board
Oppenheimer
Federation
Atomic Energy Commission
Embarrassing Photos Destroyed At Tokyo University
The president of a Tokyo women's university announced that nude waist up photographs of 48 freshmen would be destroyed and a formal apology would be issued. Parents and students protested after two faculty members arranged the semi nude images for study of female physique. Turkey mines about three million tons of coal annually, comparable to what the United States produces in two days.
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Tokyo
Tokyo Women’s University
Masamichi Aoyama
Royama
Turkey
United States
Federation of scientists forms to address public issues
A national federation of scientists formed in 1900 to act on public issues in its field and to focus attention on the exploitation of national security concerns for political ends.
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Federation
Girls to Sing at Presbyterian Church
A chorus of high school girls from Reynolds Presbyterian Home Dallas Texas will sing at First Presbyterian Church Dallas in the sanctuary Tuesday June 15 at 7 30 p m The group on tour in New Mexico Roswell is a stop Ralph M Read superintendent will accompany the chorus on their tour.
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Reynolds Presbyterian Home
Dallas
Texas
First Presbyterian Church
New Mexico
Roswell
Ralph M. Read
Man Is Executed For Slaying Wife In Kentucky
William T. Reed, 45, Louisville, was executed in Eddyville for murdering his common law wife Louise Young. He spent nearly 51 years in the state penitentarys death house, longest tenure there, after conviction on December 8, 1948 and transfer on January 29, 1949.
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Eddyville
William T. Reed
Eddyville State Penitentiary
Louise Young
Louisville
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Ziad
Wellington
Walter L. Morgan
Maryland Club Coffee
Colorado University
Elaine
Hartford
Insurers
Gardner & Marks
Realtors
Presbyterian Church
BIG JO Lumberco
Pecos Valley Lumberco
N. M. Building Products CO
Bill Deane
Main
Grten
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