09 Jun 1965
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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1965
Page
1
Luci Baines Johnson, 17, spoke of enjoying time with friends in Milwaukee and Chicago while keeping a low public profile. She described disguises and secrecy, attended Marquette events with parental approval, and credited her chaperones for support.
The White House stated U.S. forces may act in Vietnam only if requested by South Vietnamese authorities and when needed to support Vietnamese troops. President Johnson and Westmoreland maintain this does not alter the core mission to defend Da Nang and nearby areas, amid reports of heavy Viet Cong casualties last week.
Mayor Gail Harris told Rosewell residents the Pennsylvania Avenue widening from Sixth to Second is planned to handle increasing traffic and not just reroute U S 285 70. He said the project would be temporary, with property owners bearing costs for materials while the city provides labor.
New Mexico Boys State delegates held primary elections to choose Nationalist and Federalist candidates for governor and county offices. Notable contenders include David Walters and Joe OConnell for governor, with Terry Means unopposed for lieutenant governor. Debates set for Thursday. inauguration events follow with Gov. Campbell in attendance.
The New Mexico Board of Pharmacy revoked 63 year old Ben Catheys pharmacist license after he pleaded guilty in federal court to dispensing morphine without a prescription. Cathey has 20 days to request a show cause hearing.
The Roswell Daily Record offers a five dollar weekly news tip prize. Readers are instructed to call MA 2 7710 between 6 30 a m and 5 p m. After 5 p m call 622 6693 or 622 4809. Carriers should place papers on porches and service issues are handled by the circulation department at 622 710 between 5 and 7 p m weekdays and 8 to 10 a m Sundays.
City proposes 1 782 088 general fund and 702 000 water fund outlays with a 63 036 net increase. County plans 709 093 budget with a 26 482 rise. Hearings Friday 9 a.m. county in Court House commissioners room and 2 p.m. city in City Council Chambers. Earlier Thursday hearings include Artesia Hope Lake Arthur Hagerman and Dexter at listed times.
Rear Adm. George G. Barkley denied rumors of a heart attack or stroke, stating President Johnson is in perfect health. Adlai Stevenson accused the U N Security Council of a childish attack on the O A S in the Dominican Republic. Saigon premier Quat said the government cannot resolve the current crisis and that generals will mediate.
The New Mexico Supreme Court took under advisement an appeal of political columnist Will Harrison’s criminal contempt conviction. Arguments on press limits vs First Amendment protections highlighted the hearings with supporters claiming the case involved opinion rather than provable facts.
James A. McDivitt and Edward H. White II wrap a four day mission at sea with technical debriefings and film reels of White’s 20 minute space walk. Public reactions include televised footage and space doctors’ cautious praise of their fit condition.
The Justice Department filed a civil antitrust suit in Newark New Jersey accusing Curtis Circulation Co and Select Magazines Inc of pressuring wholesalers and retailers to give preferred display positions. National Magazine Service, a 50 50 owned subsidiary, allegedly threatened loss of franchises. Curtis Circulation and Select Magazines are major distributors linked to several large publishing groups.
LAS CRUCES AP. Dist Court Judge W T Scoggin says he has not exhausted legal options in his dispute with the State Finance Board over Third Judicial District finances. The board removed administration of state court funds for Otero and Lincoln counties, an action Scoggin calls illegal. He said he was offered the services of a Santa Fe attorney for a full fight with the board.
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