Survivors Not Found at Mexican Plane Crash Site
Monterrey authorities report no survivors among 79 aboard the Mexicana de Aviacion flight from Mexico City. Debris lies scattered on Friars Mountain as 300 soldiers and volunteers press the search while weather hampers rescue efforts. Rafael Osuna and Carlos Madrazo were named among the passengers.
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Cary Garrison
Associated Press
Monterrey
Mexico
Mexicana de Avicion
Mexico City
Rafael Osuna
Australia
Carlos Madrazo
Friars Mountain
U.S. Coast Guard
Brownsville
Tex
Mexicana de Aviacion
Fernando Garcia
Land Grant Group Seeks Northern New Mexico Lands
Coyote AP reports a small group pressed ties to the San Joaquin land grant gathering at Tierra Amarilla. Less than 25 people met at noon with a larger crowd expected to honor the 1967 raid anniversary. A campground near Carson National Forest hosts a cattle drive as claimants press for national forest lands and a Free City State of San Joaquin.
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Coyote
New Mexico
San Joaquin
Rio Arriba
Tierra Amarilla
Carson National Forest
National Forest
Free City
Benefit program Friday by Good Time Singers in Roswell
The Roswell Jaycees announce a benefit show Friday at 7 30 p m in Pearson Auditorium featuring The Good Time Singers from the Andy Williams show. Tickets at the door with all proceeds to the Jaycees school for retarded children. the group donates their time for the cause.
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The
Roswell
Break-ins Reported At Office Building And Home
A break-in at Dr. Dennis Knoche's new office at 1010 S Sunset was reported to Roswell police at 7 56 a m with store room entry and $25 missing. Vonnie Jasper at 405 N Lea reported a burglary after 8 30 p m Wednesday with entry through a dining room and $20 missing from a woman's purse. Insulin is produced in the pancreas by cells called the islands of Langerhans.
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Dennis Knoche
S. Sunset
Roswell
Vonnie Jasper
N. Lea
Pancreas
Proxmire Defends Probing Military Budget Against Nixon
Sen. William Proxmire accuses President Nixon of attempting to intimidate lawmakers probing the military budget and national priorities. Other senators including Gore Fulbright Nelson and Cranston mock Nixon while urging restraint, diplomacy, and focus on domestic needs.
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Washington
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Nixon
Proxmire
Senate House
America
Thieu
U.S
Vietnam
Tennessee Democrat
Senate
J. D. Guinn Funeral Rites Held for 76-Year-Old Roswell Resident
Funeral services for James D. Guinn 76 of G. E. Albuquerque were at Ballard Chapel with Rev Max Jones. burial in Comanche Texas. Guinn died after an auto crash southeast of Roswell on NM 2. Survived by nephew George Hulsey Denton Texas. Frank McCutchen, former Roswell resident, died in Albuquerque. services set for 3:30 p.m. in Fitzgerald Chapel. Graveside burial planned in Muskogee Oklahoma.
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James D. Guinn
G. E. Albuquerque
Ballard Chapel
Max Jones
Comanche
Tex
Guinn
Roswell
N.M
George Hulsey
Denton
Frank McCutchen
Albuquerque
Fitzgerald
Muskogee
Oklo
McCutchen
New Mexico Transportation Co
Fair's success could fund new fairground projects
Albuquerque AP reports the New Mexico State Fair may finance a $168,000 horse show arena and a $144,000 nine hole golf course on the fair race track infield if next fall's fair reduces its $1.27 million indebtedness toward the $1.5 million limit. A successful fair would retire enough debt to permit construction.
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Albuquerque
Receiving Stolen Goods Charged in Roswell Case
Roswell police arrested Casemiro Garcia at his home on Wednesday for receiving and concealing stolen property linked to a break in at 406 E Albuquerque. A coffee pot and toaster were reported missing by owner Manulita Sismeros. The incident was reported at 2 06 p m Wednesday.
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Roswell
Casemiro Garcia
F. Albuquerque
E. Albuquerque
Manulita Sismeros
DAV Opens 28th State Convention in Roswell
The 28th annual New Mexico State Disabled American Veterans convention opened in Roswell at the Roswell Inn. Activities include sessions, memorials, reports, elections, and a Saturday awards dinner with National Senior Vice Commander Raymond P. Neal set to speak.
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New Mexico State
DAV
Roswell Inn
Marie Waldman
Miami
Fla
Mary Sedillo
New Mexico
Roswell
Gilbert Archuleta
New Mexico Veterans Employment Officer
Raymond P. Neal
Senate to Act Monday On Burger Nomination
Senate action on President Nixon's nominee Warren E. Burger to be chief justice is postponed to Monday. Kennedy said the hearing record and committee report are not ready and he expects a roll call then. Burger seeks a middle course as a strict constructionist who views cases on their own merits.
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Pearson
ABM
Nixon
Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Senate House
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
Soviet Union
Nelson
Vietnam
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
United States
America
Cranston
Washington
Senate
Edward M. Kennedy
Warren E. Burger
Burger
Earl Warren
Kennedy
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
Senate Judiciary Committee
Budget Hearings Set for Friday
Final hearings for the fiscal 1969-70 city and county budgets will be held Friday. The state Department of Finance and Administration will oversee the reviews with the county session at 9 am in the county commissioners room and the city session at 2 pm in City Hall. The county budget is $926,635 and the city budget is $3.5 million.
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State Department of Finance and Administration
City Hall
Not Exactly Old West Cattle Drive Reaches Pueblo Pintado
A 700 head herd of Charolais cattle moves through northwest New Mexico toward Colorado summer pasture. Tractors and trailers accompany the drive, cowboys use walkie talkies, and portable steel fences keep the herd intact at night. The cattle reached Pueblo Pintado on Wednesday, 70 miles and five days from Bluewater, NM, with about 90 miles left to Pagosa Springs, CO.
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Pueblo Pintado
N.M
New Mexico
Colorado
Chile Shuts Doors To Rockefeller Visit
Chilean government suspends Gov. Rockefeller’s Latin America mission after two days of clashes between police and students in Santiago. A Foreign Ministry note said Rockefeller should cancel the visit, while Valdes will visit Washington to discuss aims of his trip.
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Eduardo Frei
Rockefeller
U.S
Foreign Ministry
Guv. Rockefeller
Gabriel Valdes
Washington
Nixon
Valdes
Chile
Latin America
Man Injured In One Car Accident
Charles Kenneth Horn, 34, of 1421 L. Hendricks, was taken to St. Marys Hospital after a one car crash on South Virginia. He allegedly blacked out while driving a Roswell police department car, hitting the St Peter School gym and houses at 704 and 706 South Virginia. Damage to the house estimated at 80 dollars and to the police car at 1000 dollars. Horn released in good condition. No citations were issued.
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Charles Kenneth Horn
L. Hendricks
St. Mary's Hospital
Gold Cross
South Virginia
Horn
Roswell
Virginia
St. Peter School Gymnasium
S. Virginia
Woody Clemmons
St. Mary’s
Markets Turn Positive After Early Week Dip
The New York market firmed with the Dow up 2.33 to 931.17 at 1:30 p.m. amid active trading. Goodyear block trades and mixed moves in major issues reflect ongoing anxiety over peace progress in Vietnam and tight money. Houston, Chicago and Denver livestock quotes accompany the market snapshot with various gains and losses across sectors.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Goodyear
Standard Oil
Ohio
Benguet
Sanders
Spartan Industries
Carter Wall
Pennzoil United
U.S
South Vietnam
National Lead
Olin Mathieson
American Smelting
U.S Steel
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
Traffic collisions at Third and Main and Second Main
At 10 30 a m a collision occurred at Third and Main involving Mae Hester Henderson 38 of 801 W Albuquerque and Christobal Zamora 74 of Lincoln A citation was issued to Zamora for improper backing at 10 35 a m at Second and Main between Johnnie Kopp 47 of 1306 S Lea and Roy Elwood Foster 55 of Muleshoe No citations were issued at 11 40 a m in the 300 block of Main between Martin Krenzke of Albuquerque and Ethel M White 63 of Carrizo Springs Texas
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Mae Hester Henderson
W. Albuquerque
Christobal Zamora
Lincoln
Johnnie Kopp
S. Lea
Roy Elwood Foster
Muleshoe
Tex
Martin Krenzke
Albuquerque
Ethel M. White
Carrizo Springs
Texas
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Arthur Clark
Bill Dunnam
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N.J
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Santiago
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Sidney E. Thomas
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