Oil group decisions seen shaping economy, says Campbell
Santa Fe oil policy decisions by a small OCC panel, echoed by State Rep. Jack Campbell, may steer national and international markets. Campbell, defender of independent producers, warns that lowered domestic production boosts imports, risking national defense and state economies. Dan Nutter calls for possible federal industry controls, while Gov. Mechem questions such action though notes import trends.
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Santa FE
State Oil Conservation Commission
Jack Campbell
Roswell
Campbell
Dan Nutter
OCC
Nutter
New Mexico
Suez Canal
Edwin L. Mechem
Suez
Jordan
Mechem
Sherman Adams
White House
Eisenhower
Comptroller's Office
Taxpayer Questions Police Efficiency After Tire Theft
Salt Lake City resident William E. Lee visited police headquarters to inspect police protection funding. He received a departmental tour and left, only to return and report his car parked outside had a tire and wheel stolen during his visit.
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Salt Lake City
William*e. Lee
C of C Board Approves New Walker Units
The Roswell Chamber of Commerce directors at a Thursday meeting supported 1700 additional houses for Walker Air Force Base citing military necessity. They left unresolved the resignation of executive VP Claude Simpson and scheduled a July 9 meeting for a final decision.
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Chamber of Commerce
Walker Air Force
Roswell
Claude Simpson
Burglary at East Bland Washeteria Steals Soft Drinks
Three cases of soft drinks and a cabinet radio were stolen from the East Bland Washeteria at 712 1/2 East Bland Street. Reported to police at 9:58 a.m. yesterday. The laundry sits behind Al's Food Store owned by Alderman Albert Romero, with the store previously burglarized twice.
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Bland Washeteria
Bland St
Al’s Food Store
Albert Romero
Girard Press Confirms No Army Pressure in Japan Trial
Camp Whittington Japan Army specialist William S Girard appeared with Brig Gen Charles Decker and Maj Stanley Levin denying Army pressure. He said Levin warned of harsher punishment in Army court than in a Japanese trial. The 21 year old faces imminent handling by Japanese courts for a fatal shooting.
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Camp Whittington
Japan
William S. Girard
Pentagon
U. S. Army
Girard
Charles Decker
Army
Stanley Levin
Army Far East Command
United States
Far East Command
Washington
Williams
Maj. Levin
William
Decker
Levin
Seaborn Collins to Speak at Boys State Assembly
Seaborn Collins former national commander of the American Legion will address the Boys State final assembly at Pearson Auditorium at 7 p.m. The public is invited. He will discuss safeguarding heritage and democracy.
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Seaborn Collins
Boys State Assembly
The
American Legion
Boys State
Pearson Auditorium
Collins
Clark Freehart
Roswell
Portales
Johnny French
Artesia
French
Couple Injured in One Car Crash West of Riverside
A Ruidoso couple, James and Mrs Smith, were injured in a one car crash five miles west of Riverside on Bloody Run at 6 p.m. They were admitted to the medical center. Mr Smith suffered chest and back injuries while his wife sustain minor injuries. Deputy Bob Jarney of the New Mexico Police investigated.
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James Smith
Riverside
Smith
Bob Jarney
New Mexico
Roswell
Eddie Clements
Rt. 1
Dexter
Main and
Tilden
201 Cab
N. Main St
South Main
Clements
Army Truck Plunges Into Creek Killing 14 Paratroopers
A canvas-covered Army truck from the 1011th Airborne Division careened off a bridge at FT. Campbell Kentucky killing 14 paratroopers and injuring nine as it tumbled into a rocky creek. Helicopters freed trapped men as a board of inquiry opened into the worst accident on the base.
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Creek
FT. Campbell
1011St “Pentomic” Airborne Division
Kentucky-Tennessee Line
Tennessee
327Th Airborne Infantry
Screaming Eagles
Bastogne
Rumors Lift Olin Stock on Promised Cancer Drug
Shares of Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp. jumped on NYSE rumors of a new anti cancer drug. Company officials cautioned the compound remains in infancy and needs extensive study to gauge its ultimate usefulness.
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New York
Olin Mathieson Chemical Corp
New York Stock Exchange
Senate moves to ratify IAEA treaty with withdrawal risk
Foreign Relations Committee attached a qualification to approval noting the United States would withdraw from the 80 nation IAEA if the agency amends its statute and the Senate rejects the change. Senator Green of Rhode Island described the clause as a withdrawal trigger.
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Washington
Senate
International Atomic Energy Agency
Foreign Relations Committee
Sen. Green
D-Ri
Stassen Sees Nearer First Step to Disarmament
Harold Stassen claimed that the major powers are closer than since World War II to a first step disarmament agreement, signaling a potential shift in Western security policy.
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London
Harold Stassen
French forces claim 180 rebels killed near Algiers
In Algiers region operations the French say 180 rebels were killed in the last 24 hours. They report 10 French soldiers killed or wounded as clashes were strongest west of Algiers while the city remained calm.
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Algiers
Roswell Police Nab 16 Year Old in Jeep Theft
A 16 year old Roswell youth was arrested at 1 a.m. today in connection with the theft of a jeep from Lowrey Auto Co. at 204 West Second Street. The vehicle was reported stolen at 11 p.m. the previous night.
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Roswell
Lowrey Auto Co
Second St
New Mexico Population Growth Projections for 1965 Rise Sharply
A report for the Economic Development Commission by the University of New Mexico Bureau of Business Research predicts New Mexico could reach a population of 1,253,000 in 1965. Urban areas would grow from 499,400 in 1955 to about 927,200, with big cities expanding and several towns reaching urban size. Employment would climb to 383,900 while rural farm and nonfarm populations shift downward and upward respectively. County projections show Bernalillo and San Juan leading gains, with several counties expected to shrink and others surge.
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Santa FE
Economic Development Commission
New Mexico
EDC
University of New Mexico Bureau of Business Research
Grants
Cuba
Bernalillo
Loving
Springer
Fort Summer
Bayard
Central
Hurley
Santa Rosa
Eunice
Jal
Tularosa
Aztec
Mountainair
Harding
Mora
Guadalupe
Sierra
Socorro
Taos
Union
Catron
Chaves
Colfax
Curry
DeBaca
Dona Ana
Eddy
Grant
Hidalgo
Lea
Lincoln
Los Alamos
Luna
McKinley
Otero
Quay
Rio Arriba
Roosevelt
Sandova
San Juan
San Miguel
Torrance
Valencia
Blizzard Maroons Five On Pikes Peak Summit
A raging blizzard stranded five men in the Pikes Peak summit house as foot-deep snow drifts blocked the Pikes Peak Highway. Officials said the road, closed by snow 14 times since its 1957 opening, would be cleared later today.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Pikes Peak Summit House
Pikes Peak Highway
Highway Department
Welcome Mr and Mrs Thurman Hand
Welcome to Mr and Mrs Thurman Hand and to Mr and Mrs W A Smith in a formal greeting noted in the society column. The short line reflects a marriage or social introduction event observed in the local page.
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Thurman Hand
W. A. Smith
Release From Prison Is Short For Man With Woes Ap lenty
James N. Winston of Charlottesville 23 was released from Virginia Penitentiary May 14 after breaking and entering. He was arrested again within hours, tried in Corporation Court and acquitted, then sent back to prison with 12 months remaining due to an earlier error in release.
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Charlottesville
James N. Winston
Virginia
Corporation Court
Richmond
Winston
Red Chinese Free Two American Jesuit Missionaries in Shanghai
Two American Jesuit priests, Father Charles J. McCarthy and Father John Alexander Houle, are released after four years in imprisonment or house arrest in Communist China. They plan to depart Shanghai for Hong Kong in about ten days, health reported as fair.
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Hong Kong
China
Charles J. McCarthy
San Francisco
John Alexander Houle
Glendale
Calif
Shanghai
Father McCarthy
Father Houle
Communist China
Peiping-Tientsin
McCarthy
John P. Wagner
Pittsburgh
Joseph P. McCormack
Ossining
N.Y
Hugh F. Redmond
Yonkers
Red
Safe burglary at United Store nets unspecified cash
Police investigate a nighttime break in at United Inc department store 201 North Main Street. Entry was gained by roofing holes and a torn safe door with the cash amount not yet determined. chief notes it was a smooth job and suspects a lookout.
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United, Inc
Main St
Tommy Thompson
Stollen
Thompson
See Safe
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