Angry Words Float On Shipping Strike
The first face to face talks between coast shipping negotiators ended with angry words and a report of no progress. The strike began Thursday midnight involving 5,000 crewmen on about 1,000 vessels across the East West and Gulf coasts. Labor Secretary Goldberg urged renewed, purposeful negotiations Monday as he left for Washington.
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East
West
Gulf Oasts
Goldberg
Washington
Kennedy
Ralph E. Casey
American Merchant Marine Institute
Joseph Curran
National Maritime Union
Cubans Get More Planes From Russia
Havana underground source Ernesto, a 19 year old shot while planting a dynamite bomb, says Cuba has accumulated Soviet and Czech military equipment. He reports many MIG fighters arriving, 16 or 17 at the San Antonio air base, with Czech instructors training Cuban pilots and Mariel supplies bringing most gear through Pinar del Rio Province. He fled Cuba after being wounded and hid months before fleeing.
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Fla
Fidel Castro
Ernesto
Cwsmen
San Antonio
Cuba
Mariel
Pinar del Rio
Eresto
Havana
Cool new air conditioner keeps police car comfortable
Chief of Police Tommy Thompson announced a Mark IV air conditioner installed in his patrol car Saturday. The upgrade makes Thompson one of the few officers in the area to enjoy air conditioned patrols in hot weather.
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Tommy Thompson
Thompson
Burglars Try to Enter Levine's and Nick Aguilar Home
Burglars attempted to break into Levine's Department Store at 223 N Main St by accessing roof top air conditioners but found no entry. They succeeded at Nick Aguilar residence 1511 South Stanton Ave stealing an undetermined amount of clothing entered between 7 and 8:30 p.m. Friday.
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Levine’s Department Store
N. Main St
Nick Aguilar
Stanton Ave
Highway official’s oil firm sold nearly two hundred thousand dollars in fuel
A New Mexico highway probe resumes as John Sudderth of Hobbs testified about Western Oil and Gas Co selling 194,983 dollars of oil and gasoline to four road contractors since 1959. Contractor Jack Adams bought 101,750 dollars. Sudderth defended sales as bid-based. Harold Leonard to testify next week.
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Uve Tee
Sudderth
Oil Company
Western Oil and Gas Co
Highway Commission
Jack Adams
Santa Fe
Adams
Lordsburg
Congressional Committee
Paris D. Jordan
Albuquerque
Highway Department
Jordan
VN Urban Ceae
Moving Day At Memorial Osteopathic Hospital
Yesterday the Memorial Osteopathic Hospital completed a five hour move from the old Roswell Osteopathic Hospital at Fourth and Sea to a new East Poe Street facility. Fred H. Dilley Jr. led operations with help from a local mover, volunteers, staff, and the Women’s Auxiliary. Critical patients were transferred by two local ambulances as the community’s support funded the project with federal money and public subscriptions.
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Roswell Osteopathic Hospital
Fourth and Sea
Fred H. Dilley Jr
Women’s Auxiliary
Memorial Osteopathic Hospital
East Poe Street
Base Highway
Southeast Main
Alcoholism Commission Talks Over Topics Here
The New Mexico Commission on Alcoholism met Saturday at the Nickson Hotel to review the May budget and approve relief from monthly reporting. Four quarterly reviews were approved with time before meetings. Peter E. Dunne of Pecos Valley Lodge Roswell discussed center activity, noting seven current patients and about 3,000 treated since 1954 including readmissions. He urged limit on readmissions, stating three is about the intake limit. He explained non‑alcoholics can seek cure. court commitments require no medical proof. The commission has $180,000 for Pecos Valley and Turquoise Lodge operations for the next fiscal year starting July 1. Executives and board members included W. T. Brown, Vaun T. Floyd, J. F. McAdams, Bill Safford, and Mary Lu Schwarz. Dunne and Joseph R. Lucas were present with staff.
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Nickson Hotel
Peter E. Dunne
Pecos Valley
Roswell
Dunne
Lodge
Pecos Valley Lodge
Turquoise Lodge
Albuquerque
Joseph R. Lucas
Warren T. Brown
Vaun T. Floyd
J. F. McAdams
Hobbs
Bill Safford
Silver City
Mary Lu Schwarz
Fred M. Toler
Santa Fe
Hazel Gardner
R. H. Hickman
Dunne and
Lucas
United Nations probe as Czech protest over expulsion grows
Dag Hammarskjold says he is examining the Miroslav Nacvalac case at the U N, amid a Czech protest after the United States ordered the diplomat to leave. Prague argues U N immunity was violated while Washington contends Nacvalac was a spy seeking illegal access to secrets.
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U.S
Hammarskjold
Miroslav Nacvalac
Nacvalac
New York
Washington
State Department
United States
Gripsholm
U. N
Suit Contends Tractor Swap Is Not Legal
Indianapolis residents petitioned the Seventh Circuit to halt negotiations by a private committee for freeing some 1,200 Cuban prisoners. The Logan Act suit targets Atty. Gen. Robert Kennedy and aims to block the Tractors for Freedom Committee led by Eleanor Roosevelt, Milton Eisenhower, and Walter Reuther. The group contends the plan indemnifies Castro and seeks court action to force Kennedy to intervene.
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Indianapolis
Seventh
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Cuba
Atty
Robert Kennedy
Tractors For Freedom Committee
Fidel Castro
Eleanor Roosevelt
Milton Eisenhower
Walter Reuther
U.S
Castro
Washington
Richard Allen
Havana
United States
Allen
Barry Goldwater
George Rose
George E. McCreary
The
International Business Machine Co
Joseph L. McCarthy
Charles R. Ham
Jack Brosius
Furniture Company
William L. Jessup
US blames Soviet bloc for deadlock in test ban talks
The United States accuses the Soviet Union of blocking progress toward a nuclear test ban at Geneva and warns it cannot indefinitely maintain its own moratorium. Kennedy’s reply to Khrushchev’s Vienna memorandum stresses unwillingness to accept unenforced pledges and calls for Soviet adherence to a verifiable agreement. The note questions Soviet neutrality and veto demands for the inspection body, while noting domestic pressure to resume testing.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Vienna
U.S
State Department
Moscow
U. S
Geneva
Kremlin
Sovie
Death Takes Movie Star Jeff Chandler
Hollywood AP reports actor Jeff Chandler, 42, died Saturday from septicemia linked to spinal surgery. The 6-foot-4 leading man, hospitalized May 13 for a slipped disc, endured a 72 hour blood transfusion saga with 55 pints given, then worsened after a May 27 internal bleed. Chandler, Brooklyn native, pursued stardom since youth.
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Hollywood
Jeff Chandler
Uulver City
Chandler
Brooklyn
Child Killed Running in Street in Clovis
A Clovis boy, 2%2 years old, was fatally struck by a car driven by 17 year old Wayne Martin in front of his home. The child, son of Capt. and Mrs. Warren Ettings, apparently chased a rolling masking tape into the street.
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Mark Ettings
Wayne Martin
Warren Ettings
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Fats) Leonard
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