Temperature readings and extremes across the period
Temperature readings taken at three hour intervals from 11 a.m. yesterday to 7 a.m. today show highs near 93 degrees and lows around 57. Precipitation for the 24 hours ending today is none, with normal month to date at .33 and year to date at 3.77. Sunrise 4 48, sunset 7 06, day length 14.3 hours. Highest yesterday reached 106 at Presidio Texas. Lowest last night 31 at Alpena Michigan.
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Roswell
Television Has Troubles with Summit and TV News
TV coverage of President Kennedy’s European trip highlights limits of camera access and tell-draft reporting. Networks struggle to fill time between breaks. Belmont Stakes telecast featured speed report. Huntley Brinkley team earns higher fees while NBC develops new stars like McGee Vanocur Abernathy.
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Nixon
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Sherlock
CBS
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David Brinkley
NBC
Brinkley
Huntley-Brinkley
Frank McGee
Sander Vanocur
White House
Washington
Robert Abernathy
Jury Finds Gardner McKay Not Gabrielle's Father
A Hollywood jury of eleven women and one man ruled Gardner McKay not the father of Patrice Frantz's 18 month old daughter Gabrielle after less than two hours of deliberation. Frantz's attorney may seek a new trial. McKay admitted an earlier liaison but denied paternity.
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Hollywood
Gardner McKay
Patrice Frantz
Frantz
McKay
Gabrielle
Rule of Auction Broken for Boy
In Los Angeles an auction of unclaimed goods raised about 10 000 dollars for fire and police pension funds. Twelve year old Jim Ezell bid a dime on a 17 jewel wrist watch but stopped at 1.25 and gave the watch to his father on Father’s Day after the auctioneer declared the watch his.
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Los Angeles
Jim Ezell
Jim
Leo Proctor
Proctor
A A A Estimates Daily Car Budget for Two at 29
The American Automobile Association, after reviewing current costs, estimates that two people traveling by car on vacation need a daily budget of 29 dollars.
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Roswell Teens Enlist in Regular Army for Three Years
SFC Richard W. Lancrain announced two Roswell youths Samuel H. Parker and George D. Hobbs enlisted for three years in the Regular Army. Parker, a Roswell High School graduate, chose Radio Code as his career field and Hobbs, from Poolville, is to begin Armor after basic training at Fort Hood. Hobbs is living with his sister at 211 East Mathews Street before enlistment. Parker resides at 1015 West Hobbs Street Lot 19.
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Richard W. Lancrain
Army
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Fort Hood
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May 1961 Auto Sales Hit New High For Year
DETROIT AP The nations auto dealers sold more new cars in May than any prior month this year and the daily selling rate was the highest of 1961. Five automakers reported May sales totaling 237,825 with a daily rate of 20,685, narrowing the May-to-1960 gap to under 30,000 units.
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Detroit
Tobacco's role in livelihoods estimated for millions
An estimated 17 million Americans depend on tobacco products for all or part of their livelihood, highlighting tobacco's economic importance and the potential impact of policy or market changes on workers and families.
Hobbs Assigned for Advanced Training at Fort Knox
Hobbs will be assigned for further advanced training at the Armor Center in Fort Knox Kentucky.
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