Church refuses to soften CIA murder plots language
Sen. Frank Church rebukes CIA terms like elimination with extreme prejudice and executive action as evasive. He says his 10 member panel has hard evidence of assassination plots, focusing first on Castro related plans and clarifying Kennedy linkage, while contrasting with Nelson Rockefeller’s take on agency wrongdoing.
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Washington
Senate Intelligence Committee
CIA
Frank Church
Church
William F. Colby Church
FBI
Sam Giancana
John Roselli
Fidel Castro
Giancana- Roselli
Castro
John F Kennedy
Kennedy
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Wholesale price gains ease in May led by farm products
The Labor Department reports May wholesale prices rose four tenths of a percent after a sharp rise in April. Two thirds of May’s uptick is blamed on higher farm product prices, with other sectors showing smaller gains.
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Washington
Labor Department
Ford
Six year old drowns after falling into ditch in Albuquerque
A 6-year-old Albuquerque boy Norman Campbell drowned Wednesday after slipping from a bridge into a drainage ditch in the North Valley. Police recovered the body late Wednesday. witnesses said he and a companion were throwing rocks into the ditch when he fell in.
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Albuquerque
North Valley
Norman Campbell
Anne Campbell
Piano and car thefts hit Roswell area
Roswell police report a piano and bench were stolen from a residence at 115 W. 12th St with losses over 100 dollars. A Mazda showroom theft at 1205 S F Main St saw a 1964 sedan valued over 100 dollars taken and recovered 45 minutes later. Vandalism incidents include rocks shattered windows and a wall damage, all costing over 100 dollars, plus a car window damaged at 804 E McGaffey St.
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Roswell
Richard “Dick Bean
W. 12Th St
Mazda
S.F Main St
Stete
Robert Levitt
S. Cedar Ave
Zula Jackson
E. McGaffey St
George Garlinger
del Norte Drive
Delaware Ave
Mystery Solved in Sinking Garden Mystery
George Bennett of 1821 Michigan Ave reported a garden section dropped six feet Tuesday. Willard Allen of Allen's Roofing Co. noted his family once lived at 1821 N. Michigan Ave and that sons dug caves as a hobby. A Roswell geologist confirmed a man made creation with boards protruding like supports and described it as a possible fruit cellar or storm shelter.
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George Bennett
Michigan Ave
Willard Allen
Allen's Roofing Co
N. Main St
Roswell
Jack Ahlen
Ahlen
Bennett
Market Reports Stock prices fall off trading fairly active
The New York market slid after wholesale prices rose 4.8 percent in May signaling inflation pressure. The noon Dow lost 5.32 to 834.64 as losers outpaced gainers on the NYSE while the AMEX edged up 0.07 to 90.11 and the NYSE composite fell to 48.95. In cattle trading, prices were active with stocker and feeder steers steady to up and various calves and cows selling at several dollar amounts across Roswell and Artesia listings. Next sheep sale dates listed and Monday cattle sales start at 9 a.m.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
American Stock Exchange
Pete Kidd
Eunice
Melvin Key
Yeso
Champion Land & Cattle Co
Artesia
Irwin Corn
Roswell
Bob Davenport
Charles Dean
Midland
LeeRoy Caffall
Adams Ranch, Inc
Grassie Brothers
Dexter
Harold Corn
Lee Delano
Dorothy Bell Epps
Capitan
Elmer Hepler
Carlsbad
John Howard
Bill Edgar
Frances Corn
Bill Martin
Estancia
Donald Fanning & Sons
Char Bull
Margie Brandon
City
Dorothy Brill Epps
Capian Capitan
Sam Elkins
Pinon
Melvin Glenn
Wfc
Oasis Dairy
Edward Nichols
Bud Payne
Carrizozo
Bik
Jim Segman
Bik c
Picket Lines At Roswell Piggly Wiggly Stores
Shoppers were surprised to see picket lines outside Roswell two Piggly Wiggly stores on Wednesday. Glen Freeman, store manager at 1011 W Second St, said the picketers came from Dallas and represent a contract dispute affecting other stores. He noted none of his employees are involved and that their contracts run for two more years. The protestors travel between stores to set up lines and depart.
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Roswell
Woman killed as car leaves New Mexico 180 near Silver City
SILVER CITY AP Grant County Commission chairman George Barrows was critically injured and his wife Winifred Barrows 54 killed when their westbound car left New Mexico 180, skidded down a 35 foot embankment, overturned twice and threw them from the vehicle. Barrows remained in critical condition at Providence Memorial Hospital El Paso. Also reported a Gallup downtown crash claiming a fifth victim Darlene Paddock 18 and listing earlier victims Tom Touchin 18 Jerry Begay 20 Manuel Lincoln Longhair unknown. James Lee 20.
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Silver City
Grant County Commission
George Barrows
New Mexico 180
Winifred Barrows
Barrows
Providence Memorial Hospital
el Paso
Tex
Gallup
Darlene Paddock
Pinedale
N.M
Bernalillo County Medical Center
Tom Touchin
Counsins Trading Post
Jerry Begay
Manuel
State Drug Plan public notice and bids at NM Military Institute
Public notice under Public Law 92-255 announces the New Mexico State Drug Abuse Plan 1975 76 with public review hours at DH I offices Santa Fe through June 30 1975. Also includes a notice to bid sealed bids due June 11 1975 for NM Military Institute board of regents with right to reject bids. Executrix appointment notice follows plus Roswell newspaper staff and subscription details.
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New Mexico
New Mexico State
New Mexico Military Institute
Roswell
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Carlsbad, Hobbs
Rui
Doso
San Patricio
Walter Haut
America
Financial Institution
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Pan Am
City Invest
Pan Am WA
Pennz
Coca Cola
Cent Oil
Phil Pete del Webb
RCA Corp
Dresser and
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Exxon
Santa Fe Ind
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Sears
Sperry
Goodyear
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Tenneco
Haliburton
Hueblien
Texaco
Chicago
Board of Regents
S- J. Penrod Toles
Ronald H. Mayer
Chaves County
David James Varner
Genevieve M. Varner
N. Mex
Jack M.swickard
Jerry McCormack
Leis Frme
Ipeet
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R.M. Higginbotham
John Pettitoo
Christine Floyd
al Geary
Jerry Berry
Trade
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