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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1965

Page

2

Excise Tax Cut Bill Cleared By House For Early Reductions

The House passed a compromise measure to repeal most federal excise taxes enabling early price cuts on autos and lipsticks. Senate action followed, aiming to sign by Friday with reductions phased in from May 15 retroactively for autos and air conditioners, through 1969 for other taxes including phone service.

Washington House Senate Johnson Russell Long D-La Chamber

Accident Report Page Names Three Drivers

Wednesday collision at 10 46 a m involves W McGaffey and S Washington with drivers Ronald Aragon of 209 E Deming and Leslie James Wright of 1200 W Deming. Police and witnesses noted typical damage and route details.

W. McGaffey S. Washington Ronald Aragon E. Deming Leslie James Wright W. Deming

Taos Pueblo Stand Holds Power With Armed Protest

In Taos Pueblo, about 25 Indians linked rifles clubs and an ax wielded by a woman to block a Kit Carson Electric Co op crew from disconnecting seven homes. The incident followed orders from United Pueblos Agency Supt Walter Olson. Officials planned no immediate action.

Taos Kit Carson Electric Co-op United Pueblos Agency Walter Olson Co-Op Terry Moynihan Olson

NM DeMolay Conclave Registrations Surge in New Mexico

The 1965 NM DeMolay state conclave at New Mexico Military Institute drew over 400 registrants with events scheduled through Sunday. Activities include business meetings, advisor recognition, and a Masonic Temple awards ceremony honoring twelve state members led by Joseph S. Lewis and Dr RE Scott.

Roswell Jim Gill Warren Schumert New Mexico Military Institute Gerald McBride Gill Rio Hondo Schumpert Bob Kisker Wyatt DeMolays Joseph S. Lewis Oklahoma City Okla RE. Scott International Supreme Council Masonic Temple Masonic Legion of Honor Hilton Cox Floyd Englis Portales Alvin Kelsey Anthony Herbert W. Haas Las Cruces Ernest G. Harman Albuquerque James C. Abbott Lovington Thomas H. Smith Alamogordo Francis Ely Earl Scott Clovis James Black Santa Fe John D. Allen Jal

Barrel Crash At Grand Forks Prompts Prize Shuffle

In Grand Forks North Dakota Keith Anderson and Paul Balbas raced for a narrow store entrance in a barrel costume offering 50 dollars in clothing. A collision left the barrel shattered and both men red faced as 150 witnesses watched the mishap with Anderson escaping to cover.

Grand Forks N.D Keith Anderson Paul Balbas Crunch Anderson

Dairy Firms Cleared in Milk Pricing Case in New Mexico

A jury acquitted three dairy firms including Price’s Creameries El Paso and Foremost Dairies of conspiring to allocate sales and fix milk prices for schools across six southeast New Mexico counties. The defense attacked key witness Al Clemmer and noted a 1962 Kennedy letter that sparked the investigation.

Albuquerque New Mexico Price’s Creameries Inc Hobbs al Clemmer Nedy Price’s el Paso Tex Borden Co New York Foremost Dairies Inc San Francisco U.S H. Vearle Payne Clardy-Campbell Dairy Products Inc John P. Eastham Clemmer

Counselor Aides Exam Slated Here

College graduates may relocate for a counselor aide job with the federal exam set for Friday at 1 30 p m at the New Mexico State Employment Office. Aids will work with disadvantaged youths nationwide and receive eight weeks of concentrated study before assignment.

Roswell New Mexico United States

Rotarians Hear Boy of the Year From Boys Club

Roswell Rotarians heard Joe A. Renteria, Regional Boy of the Year 1964, speak at the noon meeting. The El Paso youth described his Camp Rising Sun experience in New York and was joined by camper Juan Uranga from Rotary District 552.

Roswell Joe A. Renteria Boys Clubs of America el Paso Camp Rising Sun New York Juan Uranga Rotary Rotary Club

Break-in at YMCA Coffee Vending Machine Reported

Police investigate after a break in at the YMCA located on Sunset and Alameda on Tuesday. No cash amount is reported and there was no sign of forced entry observed by officers.

YMCA Sunset Alameda

Consumer Decline in Grain and Potato Use Across U.S.

The article notes a drop in per capita consumption of grain and potatoes in the United States, declining by as much as 40 percent from 1909 to the present. It discusses broader shifts in dietary patterns and potential economic factors influencing the decrease.

Chicago U.S

Paratrooper Dies as U S Forces Clash With Dominican Rebels

In Santo Domingo nine hours of heavy fighting left one American paratrooper dead and several soldiers wounded including Brazilians. Inter-American Peace Force said at least eight rebels were killed. the violence spanned the international security zone around the rebel stronghold in the capital downtown.

Santo Domingo Dominican Republic inter-American Peace Force Frank Ramirez Domingo _ Rodriguez International Security Zone U.S Francis Caamano Deno

Basil Ware Named Roswell PIC Committee Chairman

Basil Ware district administrative supervisor for the Atlantic Refining Company Roswell has been appointed chairman of the Roswell Petroleum Industries Committee H A Rankin announced Ware succeeds Boone Macau lay who has been transferred to Dallas Ware will coordinate the local public affairs program for the New Mexico Petroleum Industries Committee a state wide group representing over 20000 oil and gas workers in the state The committee runs a school program providing free educational materials and science aids to secondary schools in Roswell and across New Mexico

Basil Ware Atlantic Refining Company Roswell

Cyril Mealing Rites Pending

Funeral arrangements are pending at Ballard Funeral Home for Cyril Mealing 70. He died Wednesday at 5 42 p m at Memorial Osteopathic Hospital. His home was 700 North Missouri Avenue. He was taken to the Osteopathic Hospital by Ballard ambulance. A complete funeral announcement will be issued.

Ballard Funeral Home Cyril Mealing Mr. Mealing Memorial Osteopathic Hospital Missouri Ave Mealing The Osteopathic Hospital Ballard Ambulance

Young Republicans to Hear Schauer in County Meeting

Chaves County Young Republicans will hear Bill Schauer newly elected Republican county chairman at their regular monthly meeting tonight. Hosts for the event are Mr and Mrs Chuck Coll 805 Pearson Drive. Meeting is at 7 30 p m Joe Tydlaska Jr urged all Young Republicans and others to attend.

Chaves County Bill Schauer Chuck Coll Pearson Drive Joe Tydlaska Jr

Hospital Visiting Hours and Admissions list

Visiting hours at local hospitals are posted for General patients from 2 p.m. to 8 30 p.m. and for Maternity from 3 to 5 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 30 p.m. St Marys records admissions on June 16 including Betty Pritchett and James Sadler among others, with dismissals listed that day. Births on June 16 include a daughter to Gerald and an additional son to Ernest Tricarico. Memorial Osteopathic lists Mrs Donald Urbina and Margaret Jennings.

ST. Mary's Donald Urbina Margaret Jennings

Espinoza to Name KRDD Manager in Roswell

Reginaldo Espinoza II says he will employ a manager to run KRDD in Roswell while keeping his State Tax Commission post. Approval of the sale to Espinoza by N D Moore was announced by the FCC. The station will stay Spanish language with no immediate staff changes. his brother Carlos will join. Sale price listed at 75000 dollars.

Santa FE Reginaldo Espinoza II State Tax Commission KRDD Roswell Tax Commission Espinoza N.D. Moore Federal Communications Commission Carlos

Fire Officials Visit Villa Solano School

City Fire Chief George Daniel and Fire Marshal Robert Simcox visited Villa Solano School for Retarded Children Wednesday to discuss fire prevention. Daniel spoke on extinguishers and basic firefighting while Simcox covered building evacuation with film demonstrations. A second visit is planned for Friday.

George Daniel Robert Simcox Villa Solano Daniel Simcox

Match Wood Process Described in Toledo

Wood destined for matches is cut into two inch planks, seasoned for two years, then re-cut into match blocks, detailing the production steps in Toledo.

Toledo

City Boy Accepted For Corps In Roswell Area

Eddie Parker 17 of 800 E Deming becomes sixth Roswell area youth accepted into a Job Corps center in Pleasanton California. He will train in auto mechanics and television repair, receive monthly stipends, and have living costs covered by government during the program.

Eddie Parker Parker Roswell San Marcos Texas Hodgen Oklo Terry Wilmot State Employment Office Springer Boys’ School Wilmot Washington

Markets Close Higher For Third Straight Session

The New York market ended higher for the third consecutive session amid moderate volume. IBM and U S Smelting led gains while Polaroid Xerox and several blue chips advanced. bonds steadied in quiet dealings and volume totaled about 5.1 million shares.

New York Sperry Rand IBM U.S Polaroid Xerox

Denver Livestock Auction Slumps Amid Flooding Demand

In Denver, calves at auction slumped while slaughter steers and heifers fell 25 cents. High choice 1240 lb steers brought 27.75, mostly 26.75 to 27.55 for 1000 to 1210 lb. heifers 840 to 975 lb mostly 25.50 to 26.50. Hogs 500 head with barrows and gilts 25 to 50 higher, sows scarce. 190 to 230 lb barrows and gilts 25.00 to 25.50, 190 to 245 lb mix 24.00 to 25.00, sows 440 to 485 lb 20.00. Sheep none.

Denver Livestock Denver USDA

Chicago live cattle futures mixed as June to February posts varied closes

Market report from E. F. Hutton lists June August October December and February positions with high low and close quotes. June trades ranged 28.05 to 27.65 with close 27.95 volume 35. August moved 27.35 to 27.15, close 27.25 volume 213. October 26.35 close 26.35 volume 1490. December 27.70 to 27.55, close 27.67 volume 48. February 25.15 to 25.05, close 25.15 volume 7.

Chicago E. F. Hutton & Co

Egg Market Chicago Steady to Higher Prices

Eggs in Chicago stayed steady to up one half cent with Grade A whites at 31 2, mixed 31 2, mediums 25, standards 27, dirties unquoted. Checks 2 2.

Chicago

Hagerman Men Hurt In Bridge Crash

Two Hagerman men were injured Wednesday night when their car hit the north end of the Felix River bridge north of Hagerman. Guadalupe Madrid, 20, and Efram Aguilar, 22, were taken to St. Mary's Hospital with Madrid suffering multiple lacerations a fractured collar bone and a fractured ankle while Aguilar had head lacerations. State police said neither youth admitted driving and one will be charged with the accident.

Hagerman Felix River Guadalupe Madrid Efram Aguilar St. Mary's Hospital Madrid Agular al Briggs

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Gina Lollobrigida Gina Rome UPI Moynihan Pueblo Indian Bureau Indian Council Atty Robert Ken Lawrence Scott PIC New Mexico Petroleum Industries Committee Petroleum Industries Roswell’s Cyril Moos Harvard Dr Schauer Betty Pritchett N. Main James Sadler S. Lea Janice Taylor S. Missouri Richard Tigner Baby Urbina Stkinson Henry Smith E. Seventh Carl Fletcher Jack Nail Bill Ballard S. Hemlock Bruce Churchman S. Elm Susan Flores Eugene Craft E. Walnut Rita Scott Macy Holt W. Alameda Clyde Tilley Johnny Hawthorne Denise Savedra Joseph Flores Dortha Stearman Alton Lewis G.C. Rollwitz Henry Reichly Yvette Lopez Gerald Bizzell E. Bland Sr Ernest Tricarico N. Kansas Enm Medical Center Percy Williams Forest Pl Tommy DeMaris Michigan John Buck Artesia Pedro Lopez Juan Jaurequi Eva Brown Hulen Eppler Dorothy Pittman Roy Catron Kenneth Jay Sandra Carrasco Charlie Contreras Box 103 James T. Ray S. Birch Memorial Osteopathic U.S. Steel Jones & Laughlin American Cyanamid United Aircraft General Motors Chrysler, Radio Corp du Pont Standard Oil New Jersey Goodrich Chrysler Eastman Kodak Westinghouse Electric Johns Manville U.S. Treasury Amerada Phill Pet Am Airlin Pure Oh Am Can Reich Ch Am Met Reyn Met Am Tel Tel Rey Tob Ariz P Sv Safeway Atchison San D Gas Sears Roeb Shell Oil Ole Cities Sv Sinclair Cent Oil S Socony el & Mus el Paso NG Ford Studebaker Gen Dynam Sunray Elec Swift Gen Motors Tenn Gas Goodyear Texaco Gulf Oil Transwa US Steel Marath Oil Wn Bancorp Mont Ward Westy Elec Int Oil & Gas Mt St T&t DOW Jones Zale*s NVC Wee Speidel Speidel Ea E Izale Jewe Lef North Main ST
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