Anti-Communist Leaders Fear Quoting on Indonesian Situation
Jakarta report says prominent anti-Communist leaders fear jail for speaking out as Indonesia moves under Sukarno with Nasution backed army. The piece outlines competing forces PSI Socialist and Moslem parties, the Nationalist party support for Sukarno, and the idea of a guided democracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jakarta
Indonesia
Socialist
PSI
Sutan Sjahrir
Mohammed Hatta
Sukarno
Djuanda
Abdul Harris Nasution
Nasution
Outer Islands
Crusade Faces Funding Gap for Graham Madison Square Garden Run
New York sponsors report about 500000 in donations for Billy Graham crusade with 160000 more needed to sustain Madison Square Garden meetings through July 21. Nightly offerings cover a fraction of costs, telecast budgets run separately, with 58 000 to 65 000 per telecast and five more planned if funds permit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Billy Graham
Madison Square Garden
Roger Hull
Mutual Insurance Co
Hull
Graham
Damages Sought in Roswell Auto Collision Case
Bob and Betty Terry sue W K Denny and Marvin Stordahl in district court over a Roswell collision on April 9 at 6 02 p m. Plaintiffs seek 1000 for Betty’s pain and wages loss 600 for car damage 100 for medical costs and 30 for loss of use totaling 1730.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Betty Terry
W. K. Denny
Marvin Stordahl
Terry
Stordahl
Denny
Roswell
Betty
Perez Case Information in State v Perez
State of New Mexico v Pancho Frank Perez filed by the district attorney in the district clerk’s office. Perez faces 10 counts of manslaughter and negligent homicide in five airmen deaths in a single vehicle crash ten miles south of Roswell on May 19. Victims include John Page Robert Willette Herbell Walker Ernest L Gilliam and Colon Gilcrest. docketed June 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of New Mexico
Pancho Frank Perez
Perez
Roswell
Walker
John Page
Robert Willette
Herbell Walker
Ernest L. Gilliam
Colon Gilcrest
Speech Clinic Opens at Western College for Children
A one week speech clinic for children from pre school through high school opens June 17 at New Mexico Western College in Silver City. Miss Inez Rhoades assistant professor of speech and English will supervise. A limited number of children with special speech problems will be accepted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver City
New Mexico Western College
Inez Rhoades
Delinquency Course At New Mexico A and M
A two week course on juvenile delinquency and probation starts June 17 at New Mexico A M College. Dr Lauen Damien, associate professor of sociology, will teach the class designed for probation officers and others in contact with deviant children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las Cruces
New Mexico A&m College
Lauen Damien
Papas Like Chicken On Fathers Day Menu
The National Father’s Day Committee suggests a menu headlined by fried chicken, followed by soup cranberry sauce ice cream cake and all trimmings per a Department of Agriculture survey. The item marks fried chicken as the honored dish for the sixth straight year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Agriculture
Hippopotamus in Zoo Needs Constant Dental Care
A hippo in a city zoo rests much of the day but requires ongoing dental attention from staff. The article notes the animal spends long hours sleeping and relies on veterinarians for its health needs.
Mealtime Is Big Project at Local School Cafeteria
Roswell School cafeteria served 473871 meals over three years with 436155 to students and 37716 to adults. Daily average 920 meals and milk 1557 half pint servings. cost per meal about 38 cents offset by state reimbursements. Eastside school will add a hot lunch server next year boosting meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
H. F. Allred
Allred
Santa Fe
Eastside
Senator Anderson on Bomb Tests and Weather Effects
Senator Clinton P. Anderson says he favors an AEC nuclear test to study weather effects. He notes scientists see potential widespread and subtle weather impacts, possibly floods, and discusses radioactive fallout from recent Joint Committee on Atomic Energy hearings. KSWS TV schedules the 15 minute program with Senator O Mahoney as host.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton P. Anderson
Atomic Energy Commission
Wyoming
Joseph O’mahoney
Senator Anderson
Ksws-Tv
O’mahoney
Anderson
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
Grand Jury Indicts Voice Translator in Memorial Day Slaying
Edith Louise Hough, 41, indicted on first degree murder for killing Zurab Abdusheli, a 44 year old Voice of America translator, in her apartment with a .25 caliber pistol on Memorial Day. Abdusheli had married another woman less than three weeks earlier. The indictment alleges deliberate malice and purposeful shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Edith Louise Hough
Zurab Abdusheli
Voice of America
Abdusheli
Miss Hough
VU. S. District Court
Walker Air Base Plans 1957 Recreation Drive Carnival
Walker Air Force Base launches the 1957 Recreation and Welfare Fund Drive starting July 1 for about 25 days. Proceeds will aid needy activities at Walker with contributions equal to a day’s pay urged from each person. Funds from the carnival and events support groups under Youth Center PTA and 47th Air Division Recreation Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walker Air Force Base
United Fund
Walker
Youth Center
PTA
47Th Air Division Recreation Association
Divorces Filed in June List Includes Four Pairs
On June 13, Mary Nunez versus Natividad Nunez and John A. Cole Jr. versus Dorothy Laverne Cole appear in divorce filings. June 14 shows James C. Corbin versus Mary C. Corbin and Joyce Hartman versus George A. Hartman. June 15 lists Lena R. Sherrill against Cos Sherrill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Nunez
Natividad Nunez
John A. Cole Jr
Dorothy Laverne Cole
Jewel Lee Ruffin
Helen Grace Ruffin
Lonnie J. King
Irene R. King
James C. Corbin
Mary C. Corbin
Joyce Hartman
George A. Hartman
Lena R. Sherrill
Cos Sherrill
Embalmers Conclude 50th New Mexico Convention
The 50th annual convention of the New Mexico Funeral Directors and Embalmers Assn. opened today in Albuquerque with about 200 morticians and their wives attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
The
New Mexico
Roswell Wrestling Council Operates Separate Armory Venture
The Roswell unit clarifies that the Wrestling Council, led by General Rowell, operates independently from the Armory Board. It handles concessions, rents the armory for 25 dollars a night, and allocates profits to participants while funding equipment, repairs, and staff through a percentage-based promotion managed by CWO William H. Suggs. The venture, not an official National Guard activity, funds befit participants and maintenance from its own accounts.
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Roswell Wrestling Council
Rowell
Wrestling Council
Armory Board
Owen
The
CWO
William H. Suggs
Roswell
Suggs
National Guard
State Armory Board
Security Finance Co
11Th Street
New Mexico National Guard
Roswell Armory Board Seeks Audit Over Ten Year Practices
The Roswell Armory Board requests an early audit by state authorities to review ten years of rentals and sales of armory property, including use of funds for scholarships and a PX for guardsmen. The board edges toward transparency to counter unfounded public opinions and protect its officers and the 120th Battalion reputation.
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Wrestling Council
Mr. Hartman
Roswell Armory Board
New Mexico
State Armory Board
Robert Owen
120Th Battalion
Fred Roswell
Roswell
Tax Collections For New Mexico Rise In April
Larry Hess, supervisor of the State Bureau of Revenue, reports a 37 percent rise in April income tax collections compared with April 1956. April deposits totaled 1,842,525, up from 1,348,932 a year earlier. For the first four months of 1957, collections reached 2,823,240, up 555,697 from 2,267,543 in 1956, a 24.5 percent gain. The finance division processed 40,000 income tax returns in April, vs 33,600 in April 1956. for four months, 69,400 vs 61,600 in 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Hess
State Bureau of Revenue Office
Bureau
Water-Sewer Revenue Drops $2,000 in May
City reports May revenue for water sewer and garbage collection fell from 1956 levels by 2000 dollars. May 1956 total was 51681.67 with water 34006.14 sewer 2827.85 and garbage 12770.90. Roswell used 22 115 000 gallons of water last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Senate lawmakers react to Supreme Court ruling on communists
Jenner and Mundt call the decision a go signal for communists to infiltrate schools and unions while Willis and Ervin say the ruling blocks Congress aims and shows a bias toward lawmakers. McClellan urges a more practical Supreme Court.
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Page One
Jenner
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Willis D-La
House
Judiciary and UN- American Activities Committees
Congress
Sen
Mundt
R-Sd
Un-American Activities Committee
Supreme Court
McClellan
D-Ark
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Supreme Court of
Sen. Ervin
D-Nc
Senate Judiciary Committee
Watkins
High Court Reviews State Hay Program Funding
The New Mexico Supreme Court is weighing whether the state may legally pay a share of the drought disaster hay program. No decision date is given, with an official noting it could take two to three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
State Supreme Court
New Mexico
Dow’s Lifelong Role in Interstate Oil Compact Work
Tribute recalls Hiram Dow’s service from the 1935 New Mexico oil act through his 1957 resignation as the state’s official representative to the Interstate Oil Compact Commission. It highlights his leadership in committees, wartime duty with the National Conference of Oil Regulatory Authorities, and his enduring impact on oil and gas regulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Chaves County
Dow
Interstate Oil Compact Commission
Mr. Dow
Clyde Tingley
Compact
National Conference of Oil Regulatory Authorities
Chicago
Hiram Dow
Local Classifieds and Notices from 1957 Ad Listings
A dated collection of small ads and notices including watch repair services Curtis Fulcher and Frank's House and Window Cleaning, alcoholics anonymous contact, a Roswell convalescent home description, elderly care assurances, and a personal debt disclaimer dated June 8 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Fulcher
Davidson
C. Joel Green
Morningside Drive
Roswell
Job openings seek men for training and interviews
Commercial Insurance Company Southwestern Investment lists job opportunities in Roswell New Mexico. Advertises at 607 North Main for men with personality ambition neat appearance and at least a high school education. Interviews at 7 00 P M Wednesday June 19 1957.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Insurance Company
Southwestern Investment Company
North Main Roswell
New Mexico
Help Wanted Ads Mixed at Local Drive In and Stores
Job notices listing cooks over 30 with restaurant experience at Pop's Drive-in 1201 W 2nd Ohio and meat wrapper needed Apply in person to Ray Miller at Pood Mart Checkers and alteration staff apply in person Spice Span Cleaners 306 East 2nd Housework and child care 8 to 12 five day week MA 2-8939 Three women needed to sort bottles apply in person Consolidated Bottlers 1
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Pop’s Drive-in
Ohio
Ray Miller
Pood Mart
Spice & Span Cleaners
East 2Nd
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Crusade
Commissioner of Public Lands
State Capitol
Senta Fe
Sen. Anderson
Grand Jury
Walker States
Ed Hartman
Hartman
Roswell, N. M
Congressional
Alcoholics Anonymous
Dorothy Ezarick
Ea Lake
D. R. Ritt
Join ‘Miller
P.O
Los Angeles
Boston
Mr. Murphy
JET Aircraft Specialists
Northwest
S. Union Voice
Roswell Daily Record
Singer Sewing Machine Company
N. Main
Manning Conoco, Ltd
Apte
Gtr
Glover
Wing Loan
M&a
Sangawa
West
Western Union
Columbia
New
Norton
Fpemale
Cr. d& Col
Zunt Restaurant
N. In
Arizona
West Texas
A. D. Ae & Sons
Denver
Colo
Kansas
Ironings
West College
Dial
Tronings
S. Mulberry
Scott
N. Margeland
N. Kanses
Luziers
Ruby Kline
Call T. J. Johnson
R K. Bates
O R Johnson Drilling'co
Ferguson Construction
American Air College
Airlines
Arvada, Colorado
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