Hodges urges ethics to curb business antitrust issues
Washington secretary Luther Hodges told the Senate Antitrust and Monopoly subcommittee that business leaders must do more to educate employees about antitrust laws. He cited a new Business Ethics Advisory Council of 26 experts and said management should actively communicate policies and philosophy to foster fair competition.
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Washington
Luther H. Hodges
Hodges
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly Subcommittee
America
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Ralph J. Cordiner
General Electric Co
Philadelphia
General Electric
Cordiner
Senate
Local government officials listed for multiple New Mexico towns
A fragmented list assigns mayors, clerks, treasurers and judges to numerous cities including Albuquerque Alamogordo Gallup Lovington Roswell Clovis Des Moines Ta tum Trujillo Capitan and others with names such as Colin Arnold Joe Wilson Pat Robinson Norton Ritter Dick Ness Hugh Williams and Hugh Martinez among others. The document reads like an official roster or municipal appointment roll.
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Bobbie Alexander
Lovington
Ronnie Bartek
Albuquerque
Bill Sultemeier
Springer
Bud Curtis
Roswell
Gary Loving
Artesia
Mike Gladden
Eunice
Roger Snodgrass
Alamogordo
Norton Ritter
Grants
Bonnie Contreras
Jim Kirby
Belen
Dick Kelly
Mike Norwood
Los Alamos
Dick Ness
White Sands Missile Range
City of Monterrey
Hugh Williams
Gallup
Joe Martinez
Las Vegas
Frank Silva
Los Lunas
Tony Ortega
Truth Or Consequences
Sarge Haney
Carlsbad
Joe Freland
Capitan
Pat Martinez
Aztec
Dean Smith
Socorro
Overalls Prove To Be Expensive
In Nashville Tennessee a city court fined 50 dollars to Joel Clark Hill 22 charged with petit larceny. He wore the workhouse overalls at the time of escape and was recaptured Monday but the overalls were not recovered.
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Nashville
Tenn
Joel Clark Hill
Six Men Sentenced to State Penitentiary
Six men pled guilty before District Court Judge George L. Reese and were sentenced Monday. Miranda and Farmer received terms for breaking and entering. Mi randa, Hollard, Qualls, Whitlock, Farmer, Farmer, and Armstrong admitted passing worthless checks.
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District Court
George L. Reese
Jake Tofoya Miranda
Albuquerque St
Orville L. Hollard
Virginia Ave
Donald A. Qualls
Roswell
James Clay Farmer
E. Fifth St
Larry Edward Whitlock
Rt. 1
Thomas E. Armstrong
North Garden Avenue
Miranda
Farmer
Mrs Kennedy Bypasses Curtsy To Queen
Mrs John F Kennedy greeted Elizabeth II with an American style handshake at Buckingham Palace avoiding the royal curtsy. Miss Pamela Turnure explained protocol does not require a curtsy from the wife of a chief of state and government, though the gesture surprised some guests at the Kennedy dinner.
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London
John F. Kennedy
Elizabeth II
Pamela Turnure
Accidents Listed For Monday On City Streets
On Monday at 3 11 pm at Washington Avenue and 19th Street drivers Marian na P Dupree of 1003 E MecGaffey St and Alva Robinson Reece of 304 W 19th St were involved. At 2 57 pm on 900 block S Atkinson Avenue drivers Norma Slagle of 105 W 10th St and Wayne W Adams of 1110 S Main St collided. At 5 40 pm on 209 E Second Street drivers Clyde Charlie Keith of Hagerman Box 105 and Wilfin R Weckel of 614 S Cedar Ave were involved.
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Washington Avenue
19Th Street
Marianna P. Dupree
E. MecGaffey
Alva Robinson Reece
W. 19Th St
S. Atkinson Avenue
Norma Slagle
W. 10Th St
Wayne W. Adams
S. Main St
Second Street
Clyde Charlie Keith
Box
Hager
Fence Damaged by Fire at Mathews Street
A 5:05 p.m. blaze at 300 W Mathews St damaged a fence. At 10:37 p.m. a fire at Pecos Valley Trading Co reignited in the area that had burned on May 13.
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W. Mathews St
Pecos Valley Trading Co
Kennedy Says Talks with Khrushchev Continue
Direct report to the American people on his talk with Khrushchev notes Kennedy hopes the president can address Laos and Berlin. Capehart doubts any clear benefit from the informal size-up talks. Senator Barry Goldwater says the meetings likely changed nothing and did no harm so far.
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Khrushchev
Laos
Berlin
Capehart
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
GOP
Commissioners Listen Put Off Decisions At June Meeting
Chaves County commissioners handled routine vouchers and heard three requests at the June session in the courthouse. Lanora Barnes sought an assistant for the home extension agent, Mary B Nelson, with action postponed to the 9 a.m. budget hearing Thursday. Ortega proposed moving the Welfare Surplus Commodity center to the old Span ish-American Youth Center, and the Lions Club raised a blind concession stand at the courthouse pending further talks.
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Chaves
Court House
Lanora Barnes
Mary B. Nelson
Dan Ortega
Welfare Department
Alameda
Howard Babcock
Lions Club
Langford Rites Pending After Sudden Death
Alford Langford 47 died on arrival at Eastern New Mexico Medical Center after collapsing at a North Main Street restaurant. A Roswell resident for 11 years and former Santa Fe Railroad worker, he served in World War II and belonged to North Hill Church of Christ. Survived by widow Melba, son Archer Dow, daughter Detta Vern, two brothers and two sisters. Funeral arrangements are pending at Ballards.
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Alford Langford
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Roswell
New Mexico
23Rd St
Clovis
U. S. Army
North Hill
NMSU names Bromilow as new dean of engineering
New Mexico State University selects Prof. Frank Bromilow to succeed Prof. M A Thomas as dean of engineering and director of the engineering experiment station effective September 1. Thomas requests return to fulltime teaching after 14 years in the dean role.
Markets End Mixed On Downward Drift In Heavy Volume
The New York stock market closed with a mixed to downbeat tone as volume reached about 4.2 million shares. Steels led declines in the first weekly drop in production in three months, while chemicals and several big names showed resilience or gains. Notable movers included Zenith, Boeing, Sunstrand, Eastern Air Lines, IBM, General Motors, and Union Carbide amid varied price action on the American Stock Exchange and in bonds.
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New York
Zenith
Boeing
Sunstrand
Eastern Air Lines
Johns-Manville
Kennecott Copper
Coca Cola
International Business Machines
American
Viscose
General Motors
International Harvester
Allied Chemical
du Pont
American Cyanamid
Union Carbide
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Hospital Admissions and Birth Announcements Digest
Hospitals list admits on June 5 and 6 for multiple individuals with addresses in Oklahoma and nearby areas. Dismissals noted on June 5. St Marys entries include numerous names for admissions and births recorded June 5 and related. Osteopathic listings add several patients and births. Births announced for June 5 include two families at Orvel Graves and Victor Vice residences and Nick Aguilar household.
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Orvel Graves
E. Matthews Sr
Victor Vice
S. Lea
Nick Aguilar
S. Stanton
Victor Espinosa
E. Summit
Kansas City Livestock Prices Report
Cattle 4 700 head calves 190 slaughter steers mostly steady to weak cows active fully steady high good to average 1050 to 1230 pounds rates. Hogs 4 000 barrows and gilts 25 to 50 lower sows 25 to 50 lower. Sheep 3 500 slaughter lambs steady to weak shorn lambs steady prime spring lambs 18 00 to 18 50.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Good and Choice
Good
Choice
Roswell Livestock Auction Steady Market Across 349 Heads
At Roswell, 349 head of cattle sold on a steady market with several categories noted. Slaughter steers 850 to 1200 pounds brought 18.00 to 19.40 per cwt, good cows 14.00 to 15.50, stocker heifers 600 to 700 pounds 18.00 to 19.50, yearling steers 600 to 700 pounds 18.00 to 20.00, with calves and crossbreds also listed. butcher bulls were absent.
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Roswell Livestock Commission
Food Stamp Pilot Opens in San Miguel County
In Las Vegas New Mexico the San Miguel County pilot program began with nearly 700 families certified to buy food stamp coupons totaling about 2,500 people. Early issuance reached about $12,000 for 98 participants in two and a half hours, with processing estimated at four days.
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Las Vegas
San Miguel
George Trujillo
U.S. Department of Agriculture
New Mexico Public Welfare Department
Arthur Albert
Dale Helsper
Kidnapping tale collapses as pair admits hoax in Grants
Two Los Angeles men, Robert Taylor and Buddy Elmore, admitted their story of being kidnapped near Grants was a fabrication. They were jailed on state charges and to be transferred to the FBI over a stolen car crossed state lines. The men had claimed three assailants forced them to drive to New Mexico.
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Grants
Los Angeles
Robert Taylor
Buddy Elmore
FBI
New Mexico
Market Cattle Prices Reported for Feeder Bulls and Cows
Feeder bulls quoted 15.00 to 17.00 per head. long 15.90 to 17.90, cows and calves up to 175 per head, baby calves up to 60.00 per head.
Cotton futures rise on New York market closes
Cotton futures closed higher with gains of 75 cents to 1.25 per bale. Prices for July through October contracts climbed while May and July 35.46 remained near 35. Bales traded with the middling spot at 34.35.
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Cotton Market
New York
Egg market steady in Chicago trade report
In Chicago eggs held steady with grade A whites at 3212 per dozen, mediums 2919, standards 31, dirties 29, and choos 28. The AP dispatch notes stable prices across grades with active market participation.
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Chicago
Market snippet shows futures prices by month
Courtesy E F Hutton and Company quotes futures values for July and October. The data lists 1962 figures by month including March May July and October with values around 120 to 123. This appears to be a historical market briefing segment.
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E. F. Hutton & Co
Seven Freedom Riders jailed in Jackson breach of peace
The Associated Press reports seven more Freedom Riders were jailed in Jackson Mississippi today for breach of peace. The group included two Black participants and five white riders. This brings the total jailed on similar charges to 72 in the Mississippi protests.
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Associated Press
Freedom Riders
Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Man Returns Home After Night of Race Riot
Robert Paris a 20 year old grill employee in Trinity North Carolina walked into his home after missing all night. He bore welts he said came from a beating by Negroes with leather belts. Paris reported fleeing Monday night from a fight between about 40 Negroes and 12 whites and hiding under a house until daylight.
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Trinity
N.C
Robert Paris
Paris
Devastating Loss In Fire Figures At Six Million
Ayer Massachusetts faced a devastating fire that destroyed two industrial plants and 10 dwellings, with unofficial losses around 6 million. Hartnett Tanning Co. and International Purchasing Co. were lost, along with homes for about 40 people, as flames swept a quarter mile with a 20 mph wind. Firefighting lasted over four hours and 25 people were treated for smoke exposure. The tannery, central to the town's 15,000 residents, employs about 400 and had given over 2 million in bonuses annually.
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Ayer
Mass
Hartnett Tanning Co
International Purchasing Co
Massachusetts
Post Office and Federal Building Approved for Santa Fe
A design adapted to local architecture is approved for the new Santa Fe post office and federal building. The three story structure will cost up to 2,805,000 dollars and sit opposite the U.S. Courthouse on the federal plaza oval. Congress has not yet appropriated funds.
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Washington
Post Office
Federal
Santa Fe
N.M
U.S
Federal Plaza Oval
Congress
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Oliver Electrical Manufacturing Co
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