State Elections Held At Boys State Today
State officers were to be elected today by the boys at the annual Boys State at New Mexico Military Institute. Gov Edwin L Mechem and other officials attended as the day included the inauguration of a Boys State governor at the banquet.
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New Mexico Military Institute
Edwin L. Mechem
DeCastro
Roger Lewis
Ramah
Stuart Kempton
Socorro
Richard Reidy
Albuquerque
Tony Armijo
Magdalena
Michael Riley
Pecos Valley Charity Horse Show Opens at Eastern New Mexico Fair Grounds
The 15th annual Pecos Valley Charity Horse Show begins tomorrow at 8 a.m. with the junior riders English division. Entries compete for show prizes and New Mexico state titles across three age groups 11 and under 12 to 14 and 15 to 17 with events from Junior Jumping to Arabian Cutting and Dressage.
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Pecos Valley
New Mexico Fair Grounds
New Mexico
Slate for Election at Boys State Shows Dual Nationalist Federalist Runs
The slate lists Nationalist candidates for governor Stan Wyatt Albuquerque and others across state offices from James Gallegos to Richard Dermody. The Federalist slate names William Spangler Fort Bayard and a full ticket including John E. Hamilton Albuquerque and Joe Cook Artesia.
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Old Laguna
George M. Guest
Gallu
Joe A. Sandoval
Esanora
Supi
Flavio Martinez
Chimaye
Larry Jarnagan
Aztec
Jim Hill
Albuquerque
Jay Harris
Las Vegas
William Hill
Grants
State Board of Education
Chuck Edwards
Rudy Barela
Pecos
Kip Stevens
Danny Archuleta
David Gonzales
Santa Fe
Ray Poindexter
Steve Perkins
Carlsbad
Jerry Veck
Animas
Tony Trujillo
Taos
Cruz Flores
Connie Gonzales
Socorro
Octaviano Tr
John Patterson
N. Mallamar
Jim Jackson
F. Albuquerque
Joe Gonzales
F. Santa Fe
Joe P. Garcia
N. Tucumcari
Dave Fouts
F. Melrose
Robert Pfrimmer
Butch Clardy
Fort Bayard
Steve Wolfe
Roswell
Randy Newman
N. Melrose
Dean Smith
Steve Bonnell
Capitan
David Chavez
Los Lunas
Orlando Lucero
Bernalillo
Sen
Boys State
William J. Spangler
Cobre Consolidated High School
Bayard
Stan Wyatt
St. Mary’s High School
Smith
James Gallegos
Mike Truelove
Tom Devine
Los Alamos
George Vaughn
Greenville
Joseph Lenhoff
Steve Bearup
Silver City
van Ake
Curt F. John
Anthony
Dan Pane
Deming
Bob Brown
Artesia
Mike Sherrill
Lovington
Tim Gunn
John Lee
Alamogordo
Richard Dermody
Las Cruces
William F. Spangler
John E. Hamilton
Glenn B. Kloss
Pat Martinez Aztec
Dancing Irish Jig Puts Woman in Bed
In San Francisco AP reports Josephine Zimmerman aged 101 lies in bed with a strained back after a fall over a foot stool while performing an Irish jig in preparation for her upcoming Monday birthday.
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San Francisco
Josephine Zimmerman
Japan May Withdraw From World Championship Entries
Japan plans to pull two riders from the world motorcycle championship races in Isle of Man next week due to injuries. Moto Kitaro and Osamu Masuko likely will scratch as officials announced.
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Japan
Douglas
Isle of Man
Moto Kitaro
Osamu Masuko
U S Ready To Quit Laos Conference Times of Tension Rise
Ottawa reports U S blocking sale of unloading gear for grain to Communist China threatens Canada China wheat barley deal valued at 425.6 million over two years. Treasury bans equipment shipments citing aiding a potential enemy. Canadian PM Diefenbaker likely to press issue in Parliament.
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Ottawa
John G. Diefenbaker
United States
China
Diefenbaker
Wretterer Teem Orr
Om ‘Treasury
Illinois
U.S
U.S. Treasury
Washington
Canada
Kennedy
Montreal
William H. Moore
Dunbar-Rapple Co
Batavia
Ill
Treasury
Margaret Schwartz
Foreign Assets Control Office
Denver Firm Bids Lowest On City Bonds
The J. Hogle and Co of Denver was the apparent low bidder on 400000 dollars of revenue bonds to be sold by Roswell after a bid opening last night. Hogle bid an average interest rate of 4.2183 percent. Six bidders submitted bids with rates under 5 percent, ranging from 4.2183 to 4.4945 percent. Proceeds will finance four off street parking lots downtown to relieve the parking strain.
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J. Hogle and Co
Denver
Roswell
Hogle
Crane Supply Co
Albuquerque
Lykin Supply Co
Tuff Fiber Co
E. Orange
N.J
Triangle Electric Co
el Paso
Lake J. Frazier
Fourth Street
Richardson Ave
Garden Avenue
East Second Street
Fleet Teenagers Evade Police In Roswell High Speed Chase
Two teenage boys ages 13 to 15 stole a car taken from 106 North Richardson Avenue. The pursuit began at Second Street and Washington Avenue in Roswell and ended near Riverside Drive and Union Avenue when the youths jumped from the vehicle and fled on foot as officers closed in. Police identified the complainant as Tom Lynch of the missing address.
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Roswell
Second Street
Washington Ave
Riverside Dr
Union Avenue
N. Richardson Ave
Tom Lynch
Kennedy Report Receives Bipartisan Support in Congress
President Kennedy’s TV address on his European trip drew broad congressional backing for his foreign aid plan and testing limits stance. Lawmakers praised his realism while noting no concrete gains in Vienna with Khrushchev and a pending reaction to his Laos neutrality aim.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Khrushchev
Vienna
Laos
United States
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Saltonstall
Javits
House
Senate
Psychiatry Pioneer Carl Jung Dies at 85 in Zurich
Dr. Carl Gustav Jung, co founder of modern psychiatry, dies at 85 in his Zurich area villa after a period of illness. The Swiss physician, born July 26 1875, outlived Freud and Adler and shaped ideas on introversion extroversion collective unconscious and dream study.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Carl Gustav Jung
Kuesnacht
Sigmund Freud
Alfred Adler
Adler
Freud
Jung
Psychiatry
Kesswil
Lake Constance
Base
Paris
Emma Rauschenbach
Jungs
Lions Clubs elect state district governors in New Mexico
The 32nd annual New Mexico Lions Clubs convention concluded with J. T. Graham of Las Cruces named governor of Dist. 40 M. Bill Rives of Roswell elected governor of Dist. 40 X and Cap Parkinson of Las Vegas governor of Dist. 40 N. Ruidoso chosen as next year’s meeting site. about 900 Lions members and their wives attended.
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Clovis
New Mexico
Lions Clubs
J. T
Tommy) Graham
Las Cruces
Bill Rives
Roswell
Cap Parkinson
Las Vegas
Ruidoso
Lions Club
Woman Claims Red Light Change Caused Accident
Tucson deputy recounts stopping a motorist who said the red signal altered before she reached it. The driver told a patrolman, It wasn’t my fault, adding uncertainty over traffic signals in the incident.
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Tucson
Ariz
Orvil Skeen
Oil land auction near Carrizozo attracts six bidders
Ruidoso based Floyd H. Schroeder bidding $225 an acre led a six bidder sale for two sections of state land at the Carrizozo courthouse. The unimproved acreage lies about a mile and a half north of Ruidoso in Lincoln County.
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Ruidoso
Floyd H. Schroeder
Albuquerque
Carrizozo
ENM Fair Directors Named for Southeastern New Mexico Fair
A. J. Armstrong announces appointments of division directors for the Southeastern New Mexico State Fair to be held in Roswell from September 27 to October 1, 1961. Appointments include Bob Chewning Alan Norwood Judy Roberts Frank Young Jr Morris Funk McNally Roberts Young and the rest of the fair board across multiple divisions such as beef and dairy cattle sheep swine poultry rodeo farm products junior departments and the carnival.
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A. J. Armstrong
Fair Board
Winston Daniels
McNally
Rohr
Norwood
Jewell Middleton
Ralph Daugherty
Kay Korsmo
Daniels
Roberts
Parade
Ivan Watson
Entire Fair Board
T. M
al Dye
Young
Carnival
White named to succeed Brown as IAM international VP
Ernest R. White will become international vice president of the Los Angeles office of the International Association of Machinists on July 1. He currently serves as IAM vice president in Cleveland and will oversee Arizona California New Mexico and El Paso Texas.
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Anaheim
Calif
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
Nixon
Sen
Leverett Saltonstall
Massachusetts
Los Angeles
Ernest R. White
Roy Brown
International Association of Machinists
White
Cleveland
Ohio
Arizona
California
New Mexico
Paso
Tex
Reds Capture Padong and Push Laos Peace Talks
Washington officials say the fall of Padong, a symbol of government resistance, signals Communist bad faith and strains the Geneva cease fire in Laos. State Department experts are reviewing the latest developments as Western delegations consider next steps.
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Washington
United States
Laos
State Department
Padong
Joseph W. Reap
Reap
Geneva
U.S
Santa Fe Opera Goes Behind Iron Curtain to Warsaw
The Santa Fe Opera Company, after performing in West Berlin as part of the Autumn festival, is tentatively scheduled to appear behind the Iron Curtain with four performances in Warsaw at the request of Polish authorities. Senator Clinton P. Anderson calls the plan a valuable demonstration of American cultural achievement.
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Washington
Department of State
Clinton P. Anderson
Santa Fe Opera Company
West Berlin
Warsaw
Poland
New Mexico
Roswell Cable Tax Cut Approved by City Council
Roswell council voted five to four to reduce the franchise tax on Cable TV Company of New Mexico to two percent of gross revenue. The two percent rate matches charges for Mountain States Telephone and Southwestern Public Service. The company had initially agreed to four percent when it entered Roswell a little over a year ago. The request originated as a letter to council members.
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Roswell
Cable TV Company
New Mexico
Mountain States Telephone Co
Southwestern Public Service Co
Cable TV
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Pedroza
Blue Ridge Penitentiary
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ENM Fair
Reds
Santa Fe Opera
Council
SBT
Moran
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