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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1965
Page
20
Dr. Theodore R. Van Dellen answers questions on prevention of disease and discusses writer's cramp. The column recounts a 25-year-old auction clerk whose right arm gradually worsened from prolonged writing, fostering spasms and poor handwriting. It notes similar cases among telegraphers and barbers, cites uncertain causes, and mentions limited cures.
Attorney John F. Simms Jr. and Dr. Albert Simms of Albuquerque announce plans to sell the 173000 acre Trinchera Ranch near Fort Garland Colorado for 4.5 million dollars for tax purposes. Mineral and timber rights are included. The ranch has been in the family for 40 years.
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On June 16, 1965, notable events include Abraham Lincoln’s 1858 Senate nomination speech, the League of Nations first public meeting in 1920, and Roosevelt’s 1933 NRA code. Ten years ago the Sidon submarine disaster and other world events are noted. In 1964 Dwight Eisenhower toured Asia. last year an earthquake hit northern Japan with casualties. Tucumcari School Superintendent Robert F. Russ announced plans to resign in July to join Libya’s education ministry.
Juanita Castro testified to the House on Communist indoctrination in Cuba. She said Cuban children first learn the words Fidel Raul Che and Revolution in school with Ernesto Guevara as minister of industries mentioned.
Police call the Sunday shooting a murder and attempted death by own action. Elfriede Meisenheimer, 37, was killed by rifle fire. her husband Edward Meisenheimer, 46, was hospitalized with a shotgun chest wound. County coroner ordered an autopsy.
A New Mexico group leaves Wednesday for Glenwood Springs Colorado to bid for New Mexico as the site of the Outdoors Writers Association of America 1967 convention. They will present state offerings but not back a specific city. Two other states and Canada are bidding.
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