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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1961
Page
4
A clerk vanished from a secret government intelligence agency and later resigned. He was the third to disappear in a year, prompting critics to urge Congress and executives to tighten security and screen staff more rigorously to prevent leaks and overseas flight.
The 418 page 1959 junket expense listing shows chaotic entries and no itemized figures yet for 1960 or 1961. House critics say the secrecy policy persists and call for a clear, accessible compilation to satisfy taxpayers.
Fabian Chavez Jr notes in Will Harrison column that three of eight hundred last session proposals drew opposition from some Democratic leaders. He defends the Legislature’s choices on Wayne Collins to the Highway Commission, a new Personnel Act, and overriding Mechem’s veto on the Dead Senator bill, while praising the majority’s responsibility and leadership. He cites the party’s strong control and the governor’s criticisms, but confirms three-fourths of the congressional delegation praised his leadership.
Spillane returns with a fast paced gangster tale about Deep and Bennett from the Manhattan rackets. The novel blends violent action with a suspenseful chase to avenge a partner and seize control. A dated Dillinger era tone with hard faced rivals and a volatile romance.
Ghost Ranch hosts the 73rd Synod meeting where Dale Bullock of Santa Fe was chosen moderator. Rohn H. Coward of an unspecified location was elected chairman, with Dr. Roy Howes of Albuquerque named national missions chair, Rev. Franklin Jones of Albuquerque chairing stewardship and promotions, and Rev. John Conner appointed Christian education chair.
Radio Australia reports a new religious group in New Britain urging members to swear to help kill Australians Europeans and Chinese in New Guinea. The cult reportedly expresses admiration for Americans.
Linguists note that Western languages descend from a single parent tongue, Indo European, but no samples of the original language have ever been found.
Drew Pearson reports Adlai Stevenson lands in La Paz amid mixed welcome. Bolivia's poverty fuels cynicism toward U S aid, while Castro gains among locals as U S bungling and slow embassy confirmations cloud relations.
Lea Rowland WPA administrator says the mood must lift citing a hopping jackrabbit with big ears in a meadow. Dr Townsend calls for junking major parties and adopting a humanitarian plan to elect anyone but Roosevelt. Indian Commissioner Colliver faces charges from an Indian Missionary group over using public funds to promote paganism and seeking a nonreligious culture for Southwest Indians.
Broadway tab for The Moon Besieged follows John Brown and his Harper’s Ferry raid. Play by Sevril Schochen, previously seen off Broadway in Tiger Rag.
Police recovered a 1951 convertible found parked on the frozen Keuka Lake. Skin divers had placed it there to use for practice explorations during the summer before thaw.
Local pieces mix a DUI case in Elmville featuring Charlie Gadabout with a university graduate couple’s wedding plans. A high school coach predicts Elmville versus Fruitland struggles while a city council approves slum reporting and photo investigations for front-page impact. ODENDAHL, Page 18.
Dr. Van Dellen notes space limits on disease questions and offers general advice by mail. An electric toothbrush by Broxo dent may replace the razor in American bathrooms with a compact motor, sterilizable brushes, and vertical motion approved by Underwriters Laboratories.
Dentists and patients study Broxodent noting better cleaning for improper brushing. Electric gadget aids those with crowned teeth and for elderly or bedfast individuals with chronic illness or disabilities. For many, it remains an enjoyable luxury.
A reader asks if waking numbness in the left hand at night indicates a brain tumor. Medical guidance suggests this symptom alone is not diagnostic and requires evaluation for stroke, nerve compression, circulation issues, or other conditions. Seek prompt medical assessment if new or persistent.
The symptom common to many nerve compressions is tingling or numbness in the hand. Causes include pressure from muscles tendons or bones anywhere from the neck to the hand, affecting the nerve pathway and function.
A reader asks if steam baths offer health benefits. The reply states there are none beyond pore cleaning and activating sweat glands, with an ordinary hot bath or shower achieving the same effects.
Mrs. V. M. asks why sewing makes her hands numb. The letter notes possible explanations including poor circulation neurological conditions and functional disorders. It mentions early signs of multiple sclerosis and sewer's cramp as possibilities.
A. discusses whether a back brace assists sciatica. The effectiveness depends on the underlying cause and should be guided by medical assessment.
The text notes cholesterol often rises when the thyroid gland is largely removed. It states cholesterol in the blood is influenced by body glands and tends to be higher with a sluggish thyroid rather than an overactive one. The implication is that thyroid removal may lead to higher cholesterol.
Health column humorously warns against overeating and poor digestion suggesting mindful eating. Thomajan cautions readers about stomach strain and suggests balanced meals to avoid discomfort.
Advertising details show subscription rates in advance for Chaves County and other regions. The notice lists home delivery by carrier with monthly and annual options and states the paper is published weekdays and Sundays from 424 North Main Street Roswell New Mexico.
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