Mechem predicts sad NM finance outlook for year end
Governor Edwin L. Mechem warned New Mexico bankers that the general fund could be short about 400000 by year end. He urged austerity, noted reduced state staffing, and said the state must avoid debt without voter approval while pressing for targeted tax collection and spending curbs.
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Santa FE
Edwin L. Mechem
State Bankers’ Convention
New Mexico
Michigan
Mechem
United States
Bureau of Revenue
Three Boys Die In Freezer Tragedy In Concord NH
Three young boys Keith Loughry six Glen Loughry four and William Anderson four suffocated after climbing into a freezer chest on the rear porch of the Loughry home in Concord New Hampshire. They were found after an hour by neighbor Beverly Egounis once the mom Mrs Thomas Loughry alerted locals. Police fire and rescue crews tried resuscitation for an hour but the children died at the scene. The Loughrys also have a nine year old son Thomas and the Andersons two other children aged thirteen and seven.
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Concord
N.H
Keith Loughry
Glen
William Anderson
Loughry
Thomas Loughry
Beverly Egounis
Anderson
Harry
Loughrys
Thomas
Andersons
Grandmother Charged Over Large Embezzlement Case
Mae H. Wheeler 53 a former secretary treasurer at Butler Workingmen's Building & Loan is jailed in Butler County charged with embezzling over 430000. Investigators say the books show mass errors and fictitious withdrawals. Wheeler pleaded innocent to 117 counts. bond set at 40000.
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Butler
Butler County
Mae H. Wheeler
Butler Workingmen’s Building & Loan Association
Wheeler
Accidents Reported Across City Intersections
Multiple crashes listed with locations and driver details from Thursday. Incidents occurred at 900 block S Virginia Ave 6 36 am involving Manuel Esqui vel and Roger D Jones. Fifth Street and Pennsylvania Ave 8 28 am involving Erma M Mathis and Phillip J Todd. Third Street and Main Street 3 02 pm involving Donald F Post and Fernando Reyes.
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S. Virginia Avenue
Manuel Esquivel
E. Albuquerque St
Roger D. Jones
S. Atkinson Ave
Fifth Street
Pennsylvania Ave
Erma M. Mathis
E. Mescalero Rd
Phillip J. Todd
E. Second St
Third Street
Main Street
Donald F. Post
Carlsbad
Fernando Reyes
Rt. 1
Fines Set in Municipal Court For Probing Alleged Prowls
Freddie Wayne Hawthorne of 1807 N Kansas Ave was fined 50 dollars for prowling and carrying a deadly weapon. George K. Griggs of 810 W 12th Street was fined 35 dollars for prowling.
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Freddie Wayne Hawthorne
Kansas Ave
George K. Griggs
12Th Street
Fire damages chicken house from trash blaze at McGaffey
At 8 05 p m a chicken house suffered minor damage after a trash fire at 147 East McGaffey Street. Firefighters also responded to a later car fire at 928 East on an unspecified street.
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McGaffey St
Lovington Man Dies in Car Truck Crash Near Midland
Donald Ray Hager 22 was killed and Norvil Calhoun 21 seriously injured when their car collided with a truck on U S 80 just west of Midland. The truck driver was uninjured and the crash occurred yesterday.
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Midland
Laos Stay in Geneva Signals Laos as Cold War Test
President Kennedy said the U S delegation would remain in Geneva to seek a neutral independent Laos as a testing ground for East West negotiations. He warned that failure to obtain a cease fire there would hinder agreement on other issues amid Communist and Pathet Lao statements defending actions in Patpong.
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Kennedy
U. S
Geneva
Laos
Red
Padong
Provisions Battle in Bill Over Open Space Grants
The administration lost a 46 42 vote on a Case proposal to strike from the bill a $100 million program of grants to buy land for open space in crowded metros. Sparkman secured approval to add $50 million for SBA loans to firms closed by federal action such as highway construction or urban renewal.
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Francis Case
R-S.d
Sparkman
Small Business Administration
Mechem says tax intake linked to economy stabilizing
Local official notes revenue improves with economic upturn and suggests a cautious outlook. If conditions improve, the community may weather the downturn.
Blind Father of the Year named for service and blindness
Thomas C. Hasbrook 40 of Indianapolis City Council was named Blind Father of the Year by the National Father's Day Committee. Blinded in World War II while serving in the Marines, he heads communications for a drug firm and has chaired the Blinded Veterans Association. His children range from 1 to 16.
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New York
Marine Corps
Thomas C. Hasbrook
Indianapolis
Hasbrook
Blinded Veterans Association
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Disabled Veteran Wounds Officer In Garden Grove Shootout
Police responded to a rest home for the elderly after a disabled veteran Leo McAdorey 58 allegedly threatened to kill his wife Helen 62. A gunfight ensued injuring Officer Edwin Robertson 30 and wounding the veteran, while Mrs McAdorey was hit by a police tear gas projectile and hospitalized.
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Garden Grove
Calif
Helen McAdorey
Leo
Edwin Robertson
McAdorey
Roswell Woman Wins High Honors at NMSU Commencement
Leta Cooper White of Roswell graduates with high honors from New Mexico State University as one of two top seniors. The university awarded degrees to 231 students with 22 earning honors for high academic standing. Mrs White, daughter of Mark S. and (namecuts) Cooper, led as the highest ranking senior woman and held offices in Mu Beta and Spurs.
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University Park, N.M
Leta Cooper White
Roswell
New Mexico State University
NMSU
White
Mark S. Cooper
Clovis Star Route
Mu Beta
Spurs
Man Held in Albuquerque on Fraud Schemes Charge
Louis Ortega 47 of Las Cruces was arrested by city police and jailed on suspicion of running a pigeon drop scam, a confidence game, in Albuquerque.
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Albuquerque
Louis Ortega
Las Cruces
Officer Chavez Graduates From FBI National Academy
New Mexico State Police Sgt. T. J. Chavez of Espanola joined 69 other officers in the 76th FBI National Academy session graduation. The ceremony highlighted participants from various agencies as they completed the rigorous program.
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Washington
New Mexico
T. J. Chavez
Espanola
FBI National Academy
Man pleads guilty in Clovis murder case
Florencio Sena, 45, pleaded guilty to a second degree murder charge in the February killing of his wife at her parents home. She was the mother of five children. Sentencing was set for Tuesday.
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Clovis
Florencio Sena
Sena
GI Forum Meets Gallup with Dr Hector Garcia Speaker
Dr Hector P Garcia of Corpus Christi Texas will headline the GI Forum state convention opening in Gallup. Garcia founded the organization and twice served as its national chairman.
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GI Forum
Gallup
Hector P. Garcia
Corpus Christi
Tex
Garcia
Milk prices cut by two dairies in Hobbs
Two dairies announce a four cent reduction in half gallon milk prices. Home delivery now 50 cents per half gallon.
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HOBBS
Radio Door Confusion Tied to Airlines Flight
In Rochester New York Murdock L. Philpotts found his garage door opened and closed at the same time daily. An investigation showed the door’s radio control frequency matched that used by an airlines flight passing overhead during its landing approach.
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Rochester
N. Y
Murdock L. Philpotts
Airlines
Generals Become Dental Professors At Ohio State
Two retired U S Army generals have taken assistant professor roles in dentistry at Ohio State University. Dr Oscar P Snyder joined in 1957 after serving as chief of staff of the Army Dental Corps and Dr Neal A Harper arrived in 1952 following his service as deputy chief of the Dental Corps.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Oscar P. Snyder
Army Dental Corps
Neal A. Harper
Dental Corps
Ohio and Indiana to replace shared covered bridge
Preble County Ohio and Union County Indiana commissioners agreed to replace a 70 year old wooden covered bridge that sits half in each state with a modern steel and concrete span. The project aims to restore reliability for local traffic and regional travel.
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Eaton
Ohio
Preble County
Indiana
Union County
Testa is Head Tester Buffalo
Leonard Testa serves as president of the Buffalo Schoolmaster's Association in Buffalo New York.
Markets struggle after early gains in uneven session
U S stocks opened with a small early lead before turning irregular and quiet. Zenith rose about three points while Ford and GM edged lower amid mixed moves across major sectors and moderate trading volume around 3.7 million shares.
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New York
Zenith
Brunswick
Avco
United Fruit
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
Republic Steel
U.S
Hospital Admissions and Births Digest
Names and addresses list admitted and dismissed dates across several wards including St Marys and Osteopathic. Entries include births jako and Danielle, with June dates for hospitalizations and dismissals. Notable names include Nease Dexter Matlock Gibbs Hollands and the Adams and Ross households.
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Dexter
Buddy Harbuck
Hendricks
Shirley Gibbs
Carlsbad
George Licong
Mencon
Tex
Fego Padilla
Gary
Jean Holland
Artesia
Ronald Matlock
N. Virginia
Gallaway Milladge
FE. Deming
Harley Jay
Rancho Rd
Ronald Cogsdil
N. Lea
W. R. Beng
W. Summit
Richard Gonzales
F. Poe
Elmer McCarty
S. Elm
John K. Jonson
W. McGaffey
Sarah Jane Martin
Gilbert Daugherty
da Samples
Lester Wall
Joseph Girard
Osteopathic
Johnson Funeral Rites Pend Here
J. Kelly Johnson 73 of 115 W McGaffey St died about 10 30 a m Friday at St Marys Hospital after treatment. A Roswell resident for 40 years he was from Tennessee and a First Methodist Church member and Woodmen of the World. Funeral arrangements are incomplete at Ballard Funeral. survivors include wife Davie Johnson three sons Oliver and Malcomb two daughters a sister two brothers and nine grandchildren.
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J. Kelly Johnson
Firemen Rescue Cat From Chimney at Highland Road
City firefighters responded to a call at 1401 Highland Rd to free a cat trapped in a chimney. They climbed onto the roof and safely removed the animal, ending a routine rescue operation.
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Joe Beckman
Highland Rd
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Trends
Kansas City stockyards show cattle 300, calves 25, cows largely steady while a few feeders move forward. Sheep 400. hogs 2,500 active and firm to 25 higher. Barrows and gilts 210 lb range 17.00. 250-270 lb 35.75-16.25. sows 270-400 lb 13.75. bees 400-600 lb 13.00-14.00, over 600 lb.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Cotton futures close lower in New York market
Cotton futures in New York finished down 30 to 80 cents per bale with active contracts posting settlements. July at 33.41 and December at 34.70 with spot price near 34.40.
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Cotton Market New York
Market Report Lacks Clarity On Grain Grades
The note lists various grade indicators and percentages, mentioning whites and mixed categories with figures such as 32 and 3114, plus standards and dirties. It reads like a partial ledger entry without clear context or outcomes.
Wool Market Prices by Month and Firm Courtesy
E. F. Hutton and Co. lists wool futures with 43 percent July at 115.1 and October 117.8 and December 120.3 for 1962. March 121.9 May 122.4 July 123.5 October 124.2 are shown, reflecting monthly price shifts.
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E. F. Hutton and Co
Last Rites Set For Mrs Brown
The funeral for Mrs. Erma Alice Brown will be held at 4 p.m. Saturday at Ballard Chapel. Dr. Austin H. Dillon of the First Methodist Church will officiate assisted by Fr. Charles Davies of St. Andrews Episcopal Church. Betty Taylor will provide the special music. Burial will be at South Park. Pallbearers are Virgil Grantham Frank Garrod Dick Barringer Thomas Brabham Jr. Victor Wyly and Cheries F. Smith.
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Erma Alice Brown
Ballard Chapel
Austin H. Dillon
First Methodist Church
Charles Davies
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
Betty Taylor
South Park
Virgil Grantham
Frank Garrod
Dick Barringer
Thomas Brabham Jr
Victor Wyly
Cheries F. Smith
Eisenhower declines to back GOP campaign chair candidate
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower states he will not involve himself in selecting the new chairman of the Republican Campaign Committee for the U S House of Representatives. He says every named individual is a long trusted friend and he has no position on the Miller vacancy after his election as national party chairman.
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Gettysburg. Pa
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Republican Campaign Committee
U.S. House of Representatives
Eisenhower
William E. Miller
R-N.y
Miller
Republican Party
Sheriff's Posse Takes Second Place At Carlsbad Meet
The Chaves County Sheriff's Posse placed second in a regional contest held in Carlsbad. El Paso won first, while Del City, Texas, finished third among competing teams from Texas and New Mexico.
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Chaves
Carlsbad
Texas
New Mexico
Thor-Able-Star to Orbit Three Satellites In One Flight
A Thor-Able-Star rocket at Cape Canaveral aims next week to place Transit 4-A and two additional satellites into a 500 mile high orbit. If successful, the three satellites will separate and loop in distinct paths as the Navy tests a space navigation system promising precise position fixes.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Navy
Earth
Globe
Television Linked to Juvenile Delinquency Warned by Bennett
James V. Bennett, director of the Bureau of Prisons, testified before a Senate subcommittee that crime and violence on television foster delinquency among youths. He warned that depicting law enforcement negatively can harm morale and recruitment, and he cited evidence that exposure to crime entertainment may trigger delinquent behavior.
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Washington (Ap
James V. Bennett
Bureau of Prisons
Senate Judiciary Subcommittee
Bernett
Bennett
Roswell Air Force Base clash yields jail term for one
Arn old D. Thomas of Walker Air Force Base received a 90 day sentence with 45 days suspended after pleading guilty to creating an affray. Will Rush III and William Frierson were bound over for hearings. Frierson pled guilty to carrying a deadly weapon and faced assault charges with bonds set at 1500 and 1000 dollars.
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Roswell
Walker Air Force Base
Justice of the Peace
J.C. Jones
Arnold D. Thomas
WAFB
Thomas
Will Rush III
William Frierson
Frierson
Rush
Goldwater Calls for Clear Cold War Objectives
Sen. Barry Goldwater accuses President Kennedy and his aides of a policy of crisis driven governance. He says the nation needs a presidential statement of U.S. objectives in the cold war and a priority list to carry them out.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
U.S
Goldwater
Kennedy
Albuquerque Teen Held For Questioning In Burglaries
18 year old David D Archer of Artesia and UNM student is held for questioning in Albuquerque over a series of burglaries. He was turned over to the FBI by his father, Artesia attorney D D Archer, after appearing on a federal warrant for unlawful flight to avoid prosecution. He was later placed in city police custody on a burglary and grand larceny warrant.
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Albuquerque
Artesia
University of New Mexico
David D. Archer
FBI
D. D. Archer
Archer
U.S
Justice Department objects to Alabama freedom rides ban
The Justice Department filed a brief in a Montgomery federal court opposing a court order that bars groups and individuals from sponsoring freedom rides into Alabama. Federal authorities say the riders were exercising constitutional rights.
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Montgomery
Ala
Justice Department
Alabama
U.S. District Court
Three Alpine Cowboys Players Injured In Tex Accident
Alpine Cowboys players Ron Thompson Dick Mattern and a pitcher were injured in a traffic crash near Pyote Texas. Thompson was able to play last night, Mattern suffers broken ribs and will be out for a time, the pitcher will miss several days. Alpine had played Hobbs earlier and opened a series with Carlsbad, which won 20 6. Details were not immediately available.
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Carlsbad
Alpine Cowboys
Pyote
Tex
Charles F. Montgomery
Ron Thompson
Montgomery
Dick Mattern
Alpine
Hobbs
Father of Roswell Woman Dies in Tulsa Crash
Mr and Mrs Frank W Podpechan of 509 Carter Dr left for Tulsa to attend the funeral of Roswell woman’s father Ralph H McMillan who was killed in an automobile accident in Tulsa.
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Roswell
Frank W. Podpechan
Carter Dr
Tulsa
Ralph H. McMillan
McMillan
Supreme Court Rules Rockwell Free to Speak in NYC Park
The New York Court of Appeals unanimously upheld that American Nazi George Lincoln Rockwell could obtain a permit to speak in Union Square, rejecting prior restraint arguments. city officials had refused a permit citing potential riots and Rockwell's past activities.
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Albany
N.Y
New York State
George Lincoln Rockwell
New York City
Court of Appeals
Rockwell
Union Square
City Park
Newbold Morris
Morris
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Funeral arrangements tentative for Sunday
General arrangements are tentative for Sunday with Whisenhunt Funeral Home of Tulsa in charge.
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Whisenhunt Funeral Home of
Tulsa
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