Butcher Fails in Brain Surgery Editorial Contrast
Guest editorial from Col. Roderic D. O'Conner at Walker AFB criticizes Joint Chiefs of Staff, argues civilian leaders misjudge military planning, and cites Cuban missteps as amateurish. It notes a May 13 New Mexico Reserve Officers Convention debate and calls for reinvested military planning.
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Albuquerque Journal
McNamara
Joint Staff
Joint Chiefs of Staff
New Mexico Reserve Officers Convention
Walker Air Force Base
Dallas
RCA
Department of Defense
Roderic D. O’conner
Federal plum appointments clog New Mexico DCs
The piece links several New Mexico figures to stalled federal posts in Washington. It notes Tom Montoya and Dick Valdez awaiting agriculture and SBA posts, Roy Walker tied to FHA, and lingering talks over Chavez and others for judicial and senatorial slots amid Mechem and Chavez dynamics.
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John Burroughs
State Mental Hospital
Roy Walker
Clovis
Dennis Chavez
New Mexico
John Quinn
Hobbs
U.S
Citizens For Kennedy
Dave Fresquez
Albuquerque
U.S. Marshal
Murray Morgan
Bureau of Land
The New America, by Ear: E. Meyer review
R J Cappone reviews Meyers The New America Basic Books 1959. The critique calls it witty urbane and sardonic about the Smooth Deal in politics. Cappone finds the book entertaining though with arguments and generalizations that may not convince all readers.
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E. Meyer
Basic Books
Meyer
Merceema
R. J. Cappon
Priest Resigns Museum of New Mexico Board
Rev. Angelico Chavez OFM of Cerrillos resigns from the Museum of New Mexico board after 12 years of service. Governor’s office confirms receipt. no successor named. Chavez’s term would have ended in July.
Runway Kids Cause Uproar at Bridgeport Airport
Police were summoned three times in two days at Bridgeport Municipal Airport to handle trouble as neighborhood children played near runways during takeoffs and landings.
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Stratford
Conn
Bridgeport
Missing: One Jail in McPherson Civic Stunt
A traveling jail mounted on wheels toured McPherson as part of the Kansas centennial celebration. The Junior Chamber of Commerce used the mock jail to shame men who did not grow beards or purchase shaving permits during the centennial events.
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Mcpherson
Kan
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Nixon plans Beverly Hills mansion and cost concerns
The piece notes former VP Nixon planning a Beverly Hills residence in Truesdale Estates at 410 Martin Lane, valued around 130000 dollars with a 65 000 square foot lot and a 10 room ranch style design. It also covers Nixon’s earlier homes and bankruptcy of his brother Don Nixon.
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Washington
Nixon
Beverly Hills
Truesdale Estates
Doheny Ranch
Teamsters
Murchison Brothers
Texas Oil Fame
Martin Lane
House of Representatives
Peter Edson
Cummings
Don Nixon
Exvice
Carnation Milk Employees Credit Union
Don
Carnation Milk Co
Howard Hughes
Los Angeles
Carnation Milk
Republicans rally in Cleveland and policy talk on Lower California
Twenty five years ago on June 9 1936 Republicans massed in Cleveland for their twenty first convention Representative Charles Kramers proposal that the U S buy Lower California drew sharp Mexico reaction. Cadets from New Mexico Military Institute began a march to Ft. Bliss as tankage rushed to a deep test at MayaMar Oil and Gas Corp in Lea county following discovery of a saturated oil bearing sand at 3998 feet.
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U. S
California
Mexico
New Mexico Military Institute
Ft. Bliss
Mayamar Oil and Gas Corp
Lea County
Still on the Job North Collins Assessor Turns 94
Everett A. Potter, North Collins assessor for 52 years, remains on the job but now works only in the afternoons. He is 94 years old.
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North Collins
N. Y
Everett A. Potter
Roswell Bank Building Figured In Time Magazine Feature
Time Magazine highlights Roswell's Security National Bank building as part of a profile on Phoenix builder David Murdock who has built holdings of 26 million and targets 100 million. The piece notes Murdock's relentless drive and quotes him about persistence.
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Security National Bank
Time
David Murdock
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Murdock
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Seattle World's Fair set for 1962 with global exhibits
The 1962 Seattle World's Fair runs April 21 to October 21, presenting science art food and entertainment. Parking officials from the United States Canada and other nations plan their tenth annual convention at the Americana Hotel in Miami Beach June 15 to 17 1961. The convention is set to convene.
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United States
Canada
Americana Hotel
Miami Beach
Aerial Relay Race Seeks Veteran Pilots for California to New York Run
Silver Wings society plans a late August aerial relay from California to New York to showcase veteran aviators. It seeks oldtimers from this area to fly the Albuquerque to Amarillo leg. Russ Brinkley of Harrisburg heads the international group, which includes many active pilots.
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Silver Wings
Society of Pioneers of the Air
California
New York
Albuquerque
Amarillo
Tex
Russ Brinkley
Harrisburg
Air conditioning used in machine shops for precision parts
Air conditioning helps control temperature in machine shops to prevent expansion or contraction of precision parts, ensuring accuracy in manufacturing processes.
Bell's palsy and facial nerve paralysis treatment notes
A medical column by Dr. Van Dellen discusses Bell's palsy where the facial nerve causes one-sided facial paralysis. Most cases improve with timely treatment, but outcomes depend on early injections and nerve circulation, with some clot-related cases showing limited benefit.
Understanding Facial Palsy and its Recovery Outlook
The article explains facial palsy effects such as inability to wrinkle the forehead or close the eye, with tears and saliva loss causing a lopsided look. It notes a 7 to 85 percent chance of spontaneous recovery and stresses early treatment to prevent nerve damage as healing is slow.
Physician reports startling results in facial nerve paralysis
An English physician recentl y reported startling results in 500 consecutive patients. He injected an anesthetic into nerve centers in the neck that control circulation to the facial nerve. This procedure was performed within seven days after paralysis appeared in 37 Bell s palsy cases.
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Bell
Chest Xray and Tuberculosis Diagnosis
A chest Xray can indicate active tuberculosis but changes may take several monthly Xrays to show lesion size. Sputum tests and gastric washings better demonstrate presence of causative organisms in the respiratory passages and transmission risk.
Aging and laxatives question on bowel health
An 85 year old asks if it is possible to restore normal bowel activity after long term laxative use. The columnist argues it may not be necessary to change at this age and notes longevity can occur while relying on laxatives, but caution is advised about crediting these products for lifespan.
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John Simms
Howard Morgan
Joe Swidler
Federal Power Commission
Swidler
Morgan
Swidler and Morgan
FPC
White House
Arthur Kline
Wyoming
Mike Mansfield
Montana
New Mexico
Audrey Immel
Division of Vital Statistics
State Health Department
Leukemia begins like a cold then worsens rapidly
M. K. notes leukemia often starts with fever weakness or enlarged glands. Acute leukemia may begin with cold symptoms and quickly develop anemia and prostration, countering the idea that there are no warning signals.
Sluggish Knee Reflexes Question Cause and Reassurance
Mrs. S asks why knee jerks are absent when tapped with a hammer. Sluggish reflexes may occur with no harm if both sides are equally affected and symmetry is preserved.
Today's Health Hint Respiratory infections spread by coughing sneezing spitting
Health column explains how respiratory infections spread through coughing sneezing spitting and fingertip contamination. It notes how droplets and contaminated hands facilitate transmission and urges hygiene measures.
Roswell Daily Record Advertising and Circulation Note
Advertising manager LEO F. COX lists contact details and subscription rates for Roswell Daily Record in Chaves County and surrounding areas. Daily delivery by carrier every weekday evening, plus Sunday service, rates shown for 1, 3, 6, and 12 month periods. Located at 494 North Main Street Roswell NM 88201 with May 16 1908 filing.
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Roswell
North Main Street
New Mexico
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