Khrushchev pledges seven to eight years to solve Soviet agriculture
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev, touring Denmark's rich farms, vowed that the USSR would fix its chronic agricultural problems in seven or eight years or renounce his party card. He urged Premier Jens Otto Krag to pursue closer trade with East Germany and Czechoslovakia while noting Danish farming as a model.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odense
Denmark
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Jens Otto Krag
Krag
East Germany
Czechoslovakia
Copenhagen
Funen
Towa
Scranton Optimistic On Delegates Run In 1964 Bid
Gov. William Scranton said he was "rounding up the delegates" during a campaign stop at Harrisburg York Airport as he pursues the Republican nomination. He planned to rest at Indian Town Gap and meet aides to map strategy for the remaining three weeks before the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg-York State
Harrisburg
William W. Scranton
Mary
Indiantown Gap
Scranton
St. Louis
Barry Goldwater
Denver
Vania
Goldwater
America
New Hampshire
Oil Flames Controlled In Niigata
Niigata Japan AP reports flames from burning oil storage tanks were being brought under control after the earthquake. Firefighters expect to contain the inferno by tonight or Friday as thousands return home and relief supplies pour in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Niigata
Japan
U.S
Tokyo
Armed Services
Malaysia
Sea of Japan
Tokyo-Yokohama
Youths Cleared in Most Vandalism Cases
Police Chief L M Hall said three 12 year olds initially investigated for vandalism at Home Planning Development Co properties were not involved in all incidents. They were found to have only broken a sliding glass door valued at 12 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.M. Hall
Home Planning Development Co
Assie Ham
17Th St
John Herring
Mountain States Telephone Co
North Union Avenue
J. B. Hill
Dallas
Tex
Roswell Inn
Hospital births and admissions list at multiple centers
June 17 births at MEMORIAL OSTEOPATHIC include Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sanders a daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Barnes a son. ENM MEDICAL CENTER lists Jacob Gregg and others with Artesia and Hagerman ties. Walker AFB notes S.Sgt and Mrs Burge a daughter. Admits and dismissals across hospitals reference Garnet Sanders and various local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garnet Sanders
Route 1
Larry Thompson
E. Frazier
Ralph Shugart
Artesia
Cecil Stevens
Davidson Dr
Veronica Nunez
E. Walnut
Marie Kintz
W. Fourth
Sim B. Christy
Riverside
Jessie Hilligoss
N. Plains Park
Thomas Vallejos
Dexter
Armando and
Janet Alvarez
Debra Bridges
Nellie Brito
Jeanne Petroses
Frances Shepherd
James W. Wilcox
Roger Durand
Ramon Valdez
Adron Beasley
Richard Eakens
Oma Adkins
Chester Hodge
Bobby Elam
Brad Satterwhite
Brooks Craig
Lucian Hodges
James Krutts
James Hare
ENM Medical Center
Jacob Gregg
W. 11Th
Shirley Cochran
Belle Huff
Missouri
Fred Wright
Hagerman
Joe C. Aragon
James Ragsdale
Jennie McClinny
John W. Hodges
Elton Hale
Paul A. Sanders
W. Deming
Wayne Barnes
E. Albuquerque
Memorial Osteopathic
Elizabeth Silva
Margaret Cooney
Marvin Tosh
Velma McDaniel
Walker Air Force Base
Joseph G. Burge
6Th
CES
Emma Simmons 94 Carlsbad Resident Dead in Roswell
Funeral arrangements are pending at Ballard Funeral Home for Mrs Emma Simmons 94 of 505 North Third Street Carlsbad who died in a Roswell hospital of natural causes. She was formerly Emma Catherine Wylie of Shelby Tennessee married James Thomas Simmons in 1898 in Monroe County Arkansas. Survived by son Leroy Hobbs daughters Gladys Chenault Grand Prairie Texas Hallie Younce Carlsbad two grandchildren four great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard Funeral Home
Emma Simmons
Third St
Carlsbad
Simmons
Roswell
Emma Catherine Wylie
Shelby, Tenn
James Thomas Simmons
Monroe County
Ark
Hillcrest Methodist Church
Leroy
Hobbs
Gladys Chenault
Grand Prairie
Tex
Hallie Younce
Trustee Enters Not Guilty Plea To $100 Larceny
A former Chaves County jail trustee, Bobby Buchanan, 29, Verdon Oklahoma, pleads not guilty to larceny over $100 for stealing a diamond ring valued at 1200 to 1300 from a female inmate. The ring was recovered after a buyer paid 115 dollars for it. Buchanan claimed his wife had brought it from Ruidoso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaves County
W.E. ‘Bill’ Smith
Bobby Buchanan
Verdon
Oklo
Buchanan
Smith
Ruidoso
New Mexico Banking Dept Approves Questa Branch
The New Mexico Banking Department approved a branch office for Northern Savings and Loan Association in Questa. The approval order became effective Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
New Mexico Banking Department
Questa
Northern Savings and Loan Association
Clothing Stolen From Parked Car In Trailer Village
Clothing valued at 200 dollars was reported stolen from a parked trailer city sheriff’s office said 15 to 20 shirts and seven pairs of trousers were taken from H P Proctor’s trailer. The items were marked with the initials HPP and the trailer was unlocked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. P. Proctor
Trailer Village
Proctor
Sheriff's Office
HPP
Silver City
China Credit Union
Bayard
Grant County
FBI
Edward Santamaria
Indian health woes blamed on poor water and waste facilities
State health official told Bureau of Indian Affairs meeting in Santa Fe that polluted water supply and inadequate waste disposal drive many Indian illnesses. Albert H. Stevenson noted the issue as the bureau shapes its role in the war on poverty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
Public Health Service
Albert H. Stevenson
Office of Environmental Health
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Bureau
Navajo Tribe Plans $2 Million Shopping Center
Navajo Tribal Chairman Raymond Nakai outlined a broad development program including a $2 million shopping center at Window Rock Arizona and a new Navajo housing authority. The plan also calls for a $1 million motel at Kayenta a $445000 civic center at Shiprock a $775000 judiciary and police building at Window Rock. 18 efficiency apartments for tribe employees and a $317000 youth camp north of Navajo New Mexico are included with a pipeline program and new social security and management departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gallup (Ap
Navajo Housing Authority
Window Rock
Ariz
Raymond Nakai
Nakai
Gallup Rotary Club
Kayenta
Shiprock
Tribe
Navajo
N.M
Rotarians
UN condemns South Africa racial policies at Security Council vote
The United Nations Security Council adopted a compromise resolution condemning South Africa's apartheid policies and calling for a study of possible punitive measures. The 8-0 vote saw France, the Soviet Union, and Czechoslovakia abstain, with Norway and Bolivia leading the sponsorship. The council again avoided a direct clash over immediate sanctions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.N. Security
United Nations
N.Y
South Africa
Norway
Bolivia
France
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
$10,000 Granted for Court Operations
Dist. Court Judge C R McIntosh of Raton was granted $10,000 from the state court fund for court operations next year in Colfax and Union Counties. The request was approved by the New Mexico Finance Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
C.R. McIntosh
Raton
Colfax
Union
New Mexico Finance Board
Re-entry Proposal for Comanche No. 1 Well
The document lists locations and operator names including Roy H. Smith and Ernest A. Hanson with addresses in Roswell and Wichita Falls Texas. It notes a re-entry proposal for the Richfield Oil Corp Comanche No. 1 well to a total depth of 6129 feet OTD, referencing San Andres formation at 330E 660-S and 1050 to the formation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy H. Smith
Orig. Co
Wichita National Bank
Wichita Falls
Texas
Humble St. Chaves
Wildcat Pool
Rotary
San Andres
Ernest A. Hanson
Roswell
Richfield Fed
Wildcat
Richfield Oil Corp
Comanche No. 1
Markets Climb as Stocks Extend Daily Advances
New York markets held higher late in the session despite profit taking. Volume reached about 49 million shares with moderate trading. Du Pont and Goodrich rose, Texas Gulf Sulphur sparked activity on mineral strike news before retreating. Bonds were mixed as government issues held steady to a slight gain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
du Pont
Goodrich
Texas Gulf
Ontario
U.S
Young Republicans Meet at Meyers Home This Evening
The Chaves County Young Republican Club holds its regular monthly meeting at 2713 North Orchard at 7 30 p m. tonight. Reports on last weekend's State convention in Albuquerque will be heard. A film titled The Wisconsin Story will be shown before a business meeting. Nonmembers are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaves County
Young Republican Club
Howard Meyer
North Orchard
Albuquerque
Wisconsin
Two East Germans Reach West Berlin
An East German border guard aged 23 and his fiancee aged 18 escaped to West Berlin by swimming a 90 foot canal unobserved. West Berlin police later arrested a man who was setting a 4.5 pound explosive charge against the Red Wall near the Brandenburg Gate, claiming to protest the wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
West Berlin
Red Wall
Brandenburg Gate
Clothes Collected For Flood Victims In Artesia
Roswell firemen collect clothes of all sizes and for both sexes for Artesia flood victims. Drop off at Central Fire Station Walnut and Richardson or call and they will pick up the clothing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Artesia
George Daniels
Central Fire Station
Walnut
Richardson
Denver Livestock Market Reports Fall in Prices
USDA trading data from Denver shows hogs 700 head with barrows and gilts down 25 cents, sows steady. 196 to 225 pound barrows and gilts at 16.75, 250 to 300 pound sows at 13.00 to 13.75. Sheep run 500 head with ewes weak. slaughter lambs at 24.70 and ewes 4.90 to 15.35. Calves 3,000 total with slaughter steers up about 50 cents. steer prices mostly 24.25. choice 23.25 to 23.95. average to high choice 23.85 to 23.95. good and choice 22.90 to 23.25. standard and good 17.95.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Livestock
Denver
USDA
Wool Market Courtesy E. F. Hutton Week 127.9
The report notes prices for wool futures with week values 127.9 for October and 130.5 for December, as sourced from E. F. Hutton & Co. The figures indicate pricing activity in the wool market during the period analyzed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. F. Hutton & Co
Weekly Sheep Auction Sees 1042 Head Sold
This week 1,042 sheep and lambs sold with activity on slaughter and feeder classes. Slaughter lambs up 50 to 75 cents, ewes and bucks strong, spring feeders steady, stock ewes up about $1.50. Prices listed include various lot weights and pelts, with bids for rams, ewes, and pairs.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dalum Agriculture College
Dan
Johnson
ST. Mary’s
North Main
N. Main
Cleveland, Ohio
West Germany
Michelson
Vienna
Austria
Galina
Olga
Las Vegas
Arthur Montoya
Montoya
Bennie
Charles Blanchard
Fenton Lake
Jemez Springs
Winfred Loretto
Jemez Pueblo
Freddie Toya
LOS Alamos
Zia Co
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
New Mexico
Painters Local 869
Council of American Indians
State Fair Board
Young Republicans
York
Beyore
Reyn
Rey Tob
Safeway
Aison
San D Gas
Hell Cities
Socony du Pont
el & Mus Va
el Paso
Sunray OX
Gen Motors
Swift Godyear
Gulf Oj
Texaco Homestic
Texaco Int Bus
Transwa
Marath
Mont Ward
US Steel
Oil & Gas
Associated Press
H Co
Fidelity Fund
Fidelity Cap
Trust
Delhi Taylor
EP Electric
Lone Star St
Pot Co
Amer
Anon
Transcon
Chicago
Kittens
Rivera Dee
and Jarman
Zale's
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!