Senate grants OAS voice in Latin aid policy
The Senate approved a Fulbright amendment 91 to 0 transferring substantial military aid directing power from President Johnson to the Organization of American States. Other items include Estes' retrial on state charges after the Supreme Court overturned his conviction, and Timothy Nicholson's manslaughter sentence for the Todd Nicholson killing. The Rev. Jack Orr was elected moderator of the New Mexico Synod. A VA hospital-closure bill moves forward, and Dominican rebels appoint a peace negotiating team led by Col. Francisco Caamano Deno.
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Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Organization of American States
U. S
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Johnson
Inter- American Organization
Dallas
Billie Sol Estes
U.S. Supreme Court
High Court
Estes
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Col
Francisco Caamano Deno
Innocent Plea Entered on Forgery Charges
Wallace Lee Osborne of Cloverport Kentucky pleaded not guilty to forgery at arraignment. He was bound over for district court action and remained on a $2500 bond. Osborne was brought to Roswell from Owensboro by local officers and appeared before District Court Judge George Reese.
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Wallace Lee Osborne
Cloverport
Osborne
Roswell
Owenboro
George Reese
World Services Editor to Speak at NM Press Convention
CARLSBAD AP news editor Watson S. Sims of the Associated Press World Services will be the featured speaker at the New Mexico Press Association summer convention in Santa Fe June 25 and 26. Sims manages AP news distribution to 86 countries in over 100 languages. He joined AP in 1956 in London and led the New Delhi bureau in 1958 before returning to New York in 1961 to direct World Services.
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Carlsbad
Watson S. Sims
Associated Press World Services Division
New Mexico Press Association
Santa Fe
Sims
Foreign Service
London
Worldwide News Agency
New Delhi
India
Pakistan
New York
AP World Services
Association
Senator Anderson predicts possible moon landing by 1968
Washington AP Senator Clinton Anderson of New Mexico, head of the Space Committee, voiced renewed optimism that the United States would meet the 1970 deadline for lunar landing and said a man could reach the moon as early as 1968.
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Washington
Clinton Anderson
D-N.m
United States
Anderson
Senate Space Committee
New School Plan Offered by Chaves County Officials
Morgan Nelson of Roswell presented a plan for a county school reorganization that would keep rural schools in budget and hiring control while sharing duties with Roswell city schools. The plan aligns with a February New Mexico law mandating reorganizations for three counties with elected superintendents. Nelson said a second plan would be shown in Santa Fe on June 30 and would allow county schools to hire teachers set curricula and draft their own budgets.
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Morgan Nelson
Roswell
Chaves County
Nelson
New Mexico
Chaves
Taos
Rio Arriba
State Board of Education
Santa Fe
Roswell City
Penasco
Artesia
LFD
Berrendo
East Grand Plains
Mountain View
Independent School System
Dexter
Hagerman
Lake J. Frazier
Modern Lumber Co
Walker
International Harvester Co
Athletic Supply Co
Albuquerque
Bill Deane
Sport City
Cobean Stationary Co
General Supply Co
County Commissioners Approve Bypass Route North of Roswell
Chaves County votes to reroute truck traffic off West Second Street via a Brown Road to Pine Lodge Road Sycamore corridor. The plan, with an alternate to Clovis Vaughn Wye, will be presented to the State Highway Commission for approval and financed by county city and state. The road will be a two lane asphalt 30 to 100 foot right of way. A liquor tax relief request for four license holders was denied.
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Chaves County
Clardy
Joe J. Scavarda
Sccavarda
Roswell
Scarvarda
Patrick Hanagan
J. Phelps White III
Automobile Accidents Reported at Multiple City Intersections
Reports list several crashes with driver names and locations including Walter Maxwell and Carolyn Baker at N Main and Second and other collisions at McGaffey and Sunset Poe and S E Main and 10th Street. Names include William Harp William Williamson Sherry Steward and Robert Peacock with addresses 502 W Albuquerque 1619 W Hendricks 704 W 10th and 1400 Tulane.
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N. Main
Walter Brian Maxwell
Walker Afb
Carolyn Elizabeth Baker
W. Albuquerque
McGaffey
Sunset
William L. Harp
W. Hendricks
William C. Williamson
Lake Arthur
Poe
S.E. Main
Sherry Ann Steward
Robert Marksall Peacock
Tulane
Burglary Plea Not Guilty by William Coffee
William Glen Coffee 23 of 1119 S Washington pleaded innocent to two counts of burglary at a District Court arraignment. Judge George Reese set bond at 3000 dollars and Coffee was bound over for action of district court.
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William Glen Coffee
S. Washington
Coffee
George Reese
Parole Violation Arraignment for Mullinex Held
Jerry D. Mullinex aged 20 of 1415 S Garden was arraigned in District Court on a parole violation after leaving Roswell recently and being picked up by Tatum officers. He was remanded to the parole officer S P Reakes for disposition.
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Jerry D. Mullinex
S. Garden
Roswell
Tatum
Mullinex
S.P. Reakes
Zoning and Planning Panel Raises Mileage Rate to Nine Cents
The Zoning and Planning Advisory Committee approved increasing the county mileage payment from seven to nine cents per mile effective July 1, aligning reimbursements with higher operating costs and standardizing local travel compensation for county employees and officials.
Hospital notices and births at local centers
Visiting hours listed for General and Maternity patients at area hospitals. Birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. Gus Martinez a daughter. Admitted and dismissed lists include names and addresses from St. Marys ENM Medical Center Memorial Osteopathic and Walker Air Force Base personnel and family notices.
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Gus Martinez
E. Jefferson
ENM Medical Center
Thieves Take TV Sets and Camera in Local Thefts
Police report multiple thefts in Roswell and nearby areas. C A Dunn lost two television sets from 1735 North Ohio after entry via cut screen and window removal. Olga Weeks reported a $20 gym set stolen from 329 East Ballard yard. Wesley Stanford said a $135 camera was stolen from his car in the 300 block of East Second Street. Officers are investigating.
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C.A. Dunn
Ohio
Dunn
Roswell
E. Ballard
Olga Weeks
Wesley Stanford
Prices
Stanford
East Second Street
Roswell Hotel Roomer Charged With Knife Assault
Ed ward Burrage manager of the Roswell Hotel was cut on the left cheek by a roomer during an argument. Police arrested 67 year old Loye Samuel Anthony on assault with a knife and ordered him to appear in municipal court.
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Roswell
St. Mary's Hospital
Edward Burrage
Virginia Ave
Loye Samuel Anthony
Anthony
NM Democratic Notable Panebouef Dies At Vaughn Bar
Charles Panebouef longtime New Mexico Democrat and Guadalupe county representative to the state central committee died after a heart attack at his Vaughn bar Monday at 6 p m He was 76 born January 20 1889 in Anton Chico He operated the Pane bouef Bar for 60 years He is survived by his widow three children and two grandchildren in Santa Fe Ramon and Vaughn listed as survivors.
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New Mexico
Democratic Party
Guadalupe County
State Central Committee
Vaughn
Charles Panebouef
Panebouef
Antonchico
Eugenia Zamora
Willard
American Legion
Charles Jr
Mary Jane Panebouef
Santa Fe
Emma Flores
Ramon
Sandra Romero
Yvonne Nelson
Markets slide in one of 1965's sharp declines
The New York stock market closed sharply lower amid broad losses led by DuPont which fell over 4 and IBM down about 5. Dow Jones stood at 889.74, down 12.41, on volume near 4.4 million shares with widespread declines across major issues and several blocks traded.
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New York
DuPont
IBM
Xerox
Johns-Manville
International Nickel
Union Carbide
Sears, Roebuck
New York Central
Kennecott
Chrysler
U.S
Goodrich
American Smelting
Allied Chemical
Eastman Kodak
General Electric
Westinghouse Electric
Control Data
Texaco
American Airlines
Burroughs
Johns Manville
Newmont Mining
Piper Aircraft
Halliburton Co
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Westinghouse Air Brake
Argentine Gunman Wounds U S Consul in Cordoba
U S Consul Allison Temple Wanamaker was seriously wounded with cheek and hand injuries after a car track. Police say the assailants fired from a passing vehicle as Wanamaker drove home in Cordoba, an industrial city 500 miles west of Buenos Aires. Local tension among workers and students is noted. Funeral plans for Vaughn are pending in Roswell.
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Cordoba
Argentina
U.S
Allison Temple Wanamaker
Wanamaker
Buenos Aires
Egg Market Chicago Steady Prices For Grade A Whites
Eggs in Chicago hold steady with Grade A whites 27 14, mixed 27 42, mediums 24, or 25 3, city checks 21 42. Prices reflect 70 percent or better grade A whites and related market figures.
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Chicago
Denver Livestock Market Report
USDA cattle and hog prices at Denver show mixed results with few cattle lots enough to set a trend. Slaughter steers and heifers steady to weak, cows firm to low. hogs mostly higher, sows steady. sheep strong with spring lambs up and ewes steady though prices vary by weight and quality.
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Denver Livestock
Denver
USDA
Chicago Live Cattle Market Report Summary
The Chicago live cattle futures report shows June at high 27s and close near 27.67, August around mid 70s with close near 76.95, October around mid 20s with 26.02, December near mid 20s with 25.45, and February around 25.00. Trading volume listed per contract month.
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Chicago
E.F. Hutton & Co
E Clymer Rites Held
Funeral services were held at South Park Cemetery for Elmer E. Clymer 34 who died Saturday at Eastern New Mexico Medical Center. Born November 27 1880 in Rockport Iowa he lived 40 years in Roswell New Mexico. Survivors include two sisters and burial was guided by Ballard Funeral Home.
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South Park Cemetery
Elmer E. Clymer
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Mr. Clymer
Roswell
E. Alameda St
Rockfort
Iowa
Clymer
The
Baptist Church
Roswell Obituary for Patricia Ann Morrison
Nine year old Patricia Ann Morrison died Sunday morning at National Jewish Hospital Denver. She was the daughter of Clint and Lois Hall Morrison of Roswell and sister to Tracy Leann. Born November 1 1955 in Compton California she moved to Roswell at 18 months and attended Flora Vista Elementary School in fourth grade. She was a Church of Christ member. Funeral arrangements were to be made in Roswell with Ballard Funeral Home. Survivors include her parents one sister and paternal grandmother Mrs Mary Morrison of Seligman Missouri.
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Patricia Ann Morrison
National Jewish Hospital
Denver
Colo
Roswell
Ballard Funeral Home
Clint
Lois Hall Morrison
E. First St
Compton
Calif
Flora Vista Elementary School
Church of Christ
Tracy Leann
Mary Morrison
Seligman
Dow Jones Averages Close Mixed Slump Across Sectors
Market update shows the Dow Jones Industrial Average at 889.05, down 13.10 points. Utilities fall to 156.75, rails dip to 197.88, overall early trading weakness noted across the Stocks index at 306.31, down 3.45.
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DOW Jones
E.F. Hutton & Co
Chaves County Wool Judging Senior Team Competes Nationally
The Chaves County 4 H senior wool judging team, fresh from a state win in Roswell, heads to Sonora Texas for the National Invitational Wool Judging Contest. Members Terry Harshey Bart Oglesby George Pirtle and Roberta West are joined by Assistant County Agent Jack Goodloe for the event. Competitors include 12 teams from Texas Colorado Utah and Wyoming.
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Texas
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
Sonora
Roswell
Terry Harshey
Clarence Harshey
Hagerman
Bart Oglesby
Byron Oglesby
George Pirtle
Darrel Pirtle
Roberta West
Robert West
Lea County
The
New Mexico
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Richard Sanely Jr
E. Country Club Rd
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Perfecto Sanchez
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Ft. Sumner
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W. 17Th St
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Mescalero Rd
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Encanto
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Memorial Osteopathic
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W.L. Shuttlesworth
Bethel Baptist Church
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