Whites Sell Their Homes In Integrated NY Section
Panic selling by white residents in an integrated Lakeview area near Hempstead raises a Negro campaign to prevent a segregated mix. Lincoln Lynch says buyers must avoid the neighborhood to preserve current white to Negro ratios, with about 40 of 150 to 200 homes for sale priced 17 000 to 25 000 dollars.
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Associated Press
Lakeview
Hempstead
N.Y
Lincoln Lynch
Lynch
Louisville
Fontaine Ferry Park
Interstate Commerce Commission
Robert Kennedy
ICC
Kennedy
Alabama
MacDonald Gallion
Gallion
U.S. Senate
John Patterson
Bobby Kennedy
U. S. Supreme Court
New Orleans
High Tribunal
Louisiana Leg
Utility's Employes Tour Here
Four Southwestern Public Service Co. trainees, top students from a 264 enrollment in 1960-61, visit Roswell as part of a week-long tour of the service area. They are Donald Nelson, Wayne Rogers, William Beaty, and James Wiggin. They tour division HQ, the power plant, and the New Mexico Military Institute campus before moving to Carlsbad.
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Southwestern Public Service Co
Roswell
Donald Nelson
S. Missouri Ave
Wayne Rogers
Sudan
Texas
William Beaty
Amarillo
James Wiggin
Borger
Licenses Recited for Multiple Residents in Several States
A list of names and hometowns appears under licenses showing individuals from Portland Oregon Darien Connecticut Hagerman New Mexico Artesia Roswell Texas Fort Worth Roswell Seattle Washington Maplewood Ohio Albuquerque Dallas Texas and other locales sought or held licenses. The grouping includes Michael A. Daugherty Barbara Bell Bill Jack Wheeler Gladys Parker Lester Corbell Nina Dilbeck John King Betty Taylor David Hamilton Velma Holder Phil Helmig Marian Hillman Lewis Pineda Maria Caravajal Robert Houp Irene Houp Gene Zamora Blacka Sanchez Porchia Morris Arthur Gracia and Mary Mendoza.
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Michael A. Daugherty
Portland
Ore
Barbara B. Bell
Darien
Lewis Pineda
Maria H. Caravajal
Roswell
Robert E. Houp
Irene K. Houp
Gene Zamora
Blacka Sanchez
Nelson S. Watkins
Maplewood
Ohio
Porchia Y. Morris
Arthur A. Gracia
Albuquerque
Mary A. Mendoza
Dallas
Tex
Bradley couple returns from Big Spring funeral
Mr and Mrs D A Bradley returned from Big Spring Texas where they attended funeral services Sunday for their nephew Rex Cauble.
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D. A. Bradley
Big Spring
Tex
Rex Cauble
Salt Water Plant Will Be Dedicated
President Kennedy will join Freeport Texas for the nation s first operational saline water conversion demonstration plant dedication on June 21 with Vice President Johnson and Senator Anderson taking part. Kennedy will address the assembly via long distance from Washington and press a button to start full operation. Other plants in the program include Roswell San Diego Webster and Wrightsville Beach with Freeport and Roswell and San Diego each capable of one million gallons daily. Webster and Wrightsville to be smaller.
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Washington
Kennedy
Freeport
Texas
Lyndon B. Johnson
Clinton P. Anderson
White House
Roswell
San Diego
California
Webster
S. D
Wrightsville Beach
N.C
South Dakota
Wrightsville
Eisenhower Attacks Kennedy Spending on NBC Telecast
Former President Eisenhower criticizes Kennedy era spending and centralization of federal power during NBC program The Loyal Opposition. Nixon Goldwater Rockefeller also aired sharp foreign policy critiques and GOP figures predicted gains in 1962.
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NEW York
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
NBC
Richard M. Nixon
Barry Goldwater
R.ariz
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Kennedy
GOP
William E. Miller
Miller
House of Representatives
Nixon
Rockefeller
Goldwater
USC hurler Wally Wolf signs bonus with Houston NL club
Wally Wolf, righthander from the University of Southern California, signed a $100,000 bonus contract with the new Houston National League club. He will report this week to Houston and pitch in the American Association. The Houston club is set to play in the National League next season.
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LOS Angeles
Wally Wolf
University of Southern California
Houston
Wolf
Supreme Court Sets Safeguards on Obscene Warrants
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that warrants seizing obscene publications must shield nonobscene material. The Missouri law case involved a wholesale dealer and five Kansas City retailers. Police seized 280 items in 1957. 100 deemed obscene were ordered destroyed. The ruling does not resolve free speech challenges but requires procedural limits.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Missouri
Kansas City
Missouri Supreme Court
Little Boy Found Alive After 16 Hour Search
Four year old Randy Johnson was found alive and safe on Oso Ridge south of Bluewater Lake after a 16 hour search by 100 volunteers and Forest Service rangers. He had wandered off during a family picnic and was in good health with minor hunger. Randy lives in Bluewater Village and was brought to Grants for medical check.
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Bluewater
Randy Johnson
Oso Ridge
Bluewater Lake
Zuni Mountains
Forest Service
Harlan Johnson
Randy
Bluewater Village
Oklahoma Boosts Production of Oil
Oklahoma lifted daily oil output by 16 200 barrels to 511 200, driving a nationwide rise as total U S production reached 7 091 250 barrels per day last week. Colorado gained 200 to 129 200, Arkansas rose 75 to 81 025, Louisiana up 125 to 1 159 300, while Texas and New Mexico held steady at 2 499 400 and 314 800 respectively.
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Tulsa
OAP
Oklahoma
United States
The
Oil and Gas Journal
Colorado
Louisiana
Arkansas
Texas
New Mexico
Hectic marriage ends with police aid and veil rescue
James Blackburn and Gloria Jean Staley wed in High Point North Carolina with last minute help from police a dressmaker and a locksmith. Staley arrived eight minutes late after her veil was recovered from a department store where it had been left by her father who picked up the gown.
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High Point
N.C
James Blackburn
Gloria Jean Staley
Miss Staley
Staley
Public sale for Candlestick All Star game tickets begins
San Francisco AP reports the sole public sale of tickets for the July 11 All-Star baseball game at Candlestick Park will be conducted through a single channel, details to follow. The announcement emphasizes official access and orderly distribution for fans seeking seats at the summer classic.
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San Francisco
Candlestick Park
Knox Funeral Services Set For Wednesday
Charlie Benson Knox died Saturday in Veterans Hospital Albuquerque after a three week illness. He was born September 17, 1896 in North Carolina and moved to Picacho in February. He managed Rancho Padre Market, was a World War I veteran and Methodist church member. Funeral Wednesday at 10 a.m. in Mason Funeral Home Chapel with interment at South Park Cemetery.
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Charlie Benson Knox
Mason Funeral Home
Knox
Veterans Hospital
Albuquerque
North Carolina
Picacho
Rancho Padre Market
Methodist Church
Carrie V. Jones
Anderson Urges Geneva Talks Pause on Test Ban
Washington Senator Clinton P. Anderson of New Mexico attacked the Soviet Union at the Geneva nuclear test ban talks. He urged a possible recess, noting U.S. progress on underground test monitoring while the Soviets lag behind. He emphasized continuing to inform the world of sincere efforts toward an effective ban.
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Washington Service
Washington
Clinton P. Anderson
D-Nm
Senate
Anderson
Kennedy
Vienna
Soviet Union
Geneva
New Mexico
U.S
Joint Committee On Atomic Energy
Joint Atomic Energy Committee
Fire near First and Main destroys parts of a Buick
A car fire at 7 06 a m Tuesday damaged the 1957 Buick owned by Earl EF Vollragh at 808 N Michigan. The No 3 truck was dismissed at 7 19 a m. An oil storage tank exploded about 9 94 p m Monday seven miles east of Roswell on Tatum Highway one half mile north. No 6 truck dismissed at 4 57 p m.
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Buick
Earl EF. Vollragh
Michigan
Roswell
Tatum Highway
City Pavements to be Inspected Before 1961 Bids
The City Street and Alley Committee will inspect the 14 miles of city paving recently completed as part of the 1960 program. City Manager C. M. Woodbury announced the inspection by City Engineer C. R. Young, with plans to bid the 1961 project in July for a similar scope and cost.
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City
C. M. Woodbury
C. R. Young
Woodbury
Four Tickets Limit Per Applicant Announced
The announcement states that each applicant will be restricted to four tickets and that requests for more will not be accepted.
Markets Rebound From Recent Losses In Quiet Trading
In New York the stock market recovered a solid portion of recent losses in light trade. About 3.6 million shares changed hands, with gains led by American Telephone, Du Pont, Eastman Kodak, Goodrich, Chrysler, Ford, U.S. Steel, Sperry Rand, Union Carbide, Zenith and United Aircraft. Several others posted fractional advances while some names declined. Bond prices were mixed across government and corporate issues.
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New York
American Telephone
du Pont
Eastman Kodak
Goodrich
Chrysler
Ford
U.S. Steel
Sperry Rand
Union Carbide
Zenith
Liggett & Myers
Boeing
United Aircraft
General Motors
Radio Corp
U.S Rubber
Transitron
Royal Dutch and
Pennsylvania Railroad
Johns Manville
Merck
Phelps Dodge
Woolworth
American Smelting
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Amerada
Am Airlin
Tebe
Am Motors
Safeway
Tel & Tel
San D
Atchison
Sears Rock
Shell
Sinclair Cities
Sve
Socony
el & Mus
Sverry
el Paso
Ford Motor
Gen Amon
Elec
Sunray
Gen Motors
Swift & Co
Goodyear
Tenn Gas
Texaco
Homestake
Transwa
Mont Ward
TXL Oil
US Steel
Ohio
Westg el
Phill Pet
Mt St T&t
F. Hutton & To Atomic Dev Fund
Fidelity Fund
Mass
Aziz Pub
Aziec
Pubco
JONES
E. F. Hutton & Co
E. F Hutton & Co
Wae
Eretin Fidelity Bankers
Franklin Life
Great Am Life
Great West Life
Gulf Life
N.M. Life
Travelers Ins
Hospitals Enm Medical Center Admits and Births Summary
Admitted June 19 Mrs. Harry D. Blake and others. Admitted June 20 Mrs. Willie Messer and Mrs. Billie Weever among a list. Dismissals June 19 and 20 include Mrs. Harry Blake and several others. Births June 19 at Lupe Franco address a girl. Births June 16 Ic Gia cullo a boy. Births June 18 Lauppe a girl and Cole a boy. Osteopathic Admitted June 16 Mary Lorina Sosa et al.
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ENM Medical Center
Harry D. Blake
Kentucky
Richard Yorrez
Mountainair
Marvin Burton
Carrizozo
Willie Messer
Dunlap
Billie Weever
S. Atkinson
F. S. Henderson
Breckenridge
Tex
Danny Robinson
Roy Lee Chrisman
Johnny Silva
Harry Blake
Buddy LeRoy Stephens
James W. Barnes
Lupe Franco
E. Chisum
Delia Araujo
Artesia
Sandra Eakin
E. Country Club
Bob Martin
Walter Fisher
Davidson Dr
Gary Green
S. Plains Park
Albert Brown
James Taylor
James Graham
S. Stanton
George Dufresne
W. Walnut
Elias Quintana
E. Church
Olas Box
Frank Stewart
Ralph Joseph
Ella Brusing
Kenneth Hood
Isabel Marquez
Sammy Moran
Charles Crump
Antonio Duran
Selia
Beverage
Walker Afb
David P. Giacullo
S. Delaware
Lawerence Lauppe
S. Penn
Robert M Cole
Osteopathic
Terminal Leave Holes Are Plugged
SANTA FE AP Steps have been taken to correct misuse of the terminal leave policy by state employes. State Personnel Director Don ald Davidson told the new Per sonnel Board yesterday that his office had discovered about 20 cases where state employes were known to have taken annual leave but then collected terminal leave when their files were mysteri ously lost. He said department heads and employes now have to sign an affidavit saying they are eligible for terminal leave pay Davidson said, persons involved in misuse of the leave policy may not remain in the employ of any state agency.
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Santa FE
Donald Davidson
New Personnel Board
Davidson
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Kansas City market totals show cattle at 4,000 head, calves 59, hogs 3,500, and sheep 2,800. Steers, heifers, and mixed cattle priced from about 20.50 to 26.00 per hundredweight, hogs varying from 13.00 to 17.50, and lambs and ewes noted with several weight-based price ranges.
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Kansas City Livestock Kansas City
Wool Market Prices and Firms Quoted
Courtesy E F J July 113 3 Hutton Co Oct 116 Dee March 119 9 May 120 1 July Oct 121 6 Market notes show firm tones across contracts with fluctuating bids from July through October.
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E. F
Hutton & Co
Dee
Cotton futures slip on New York market close
The New York cotton market ended lower across the board with futures down 5 to 75 cents a bale. Prices listed include Oct 34.096B, Dec 34.55B, Mar 35.258, May 35.55B, July 35.38B, Oct 34.59B, Dec 34.658. Middling spot held at 34.50 unchanged.
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Cotton Market New York
Egg market Chicago steady with varied weekly quotes
AP reports Chicago egg markets mostly steady with slight gains across grades. Grade A whites and mixed eggs rise to 3242, mediums 2912, standards 31, dirties 29, checks 2842, indicating mixed movements in wholesale prices.
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Chicago
Roswell Pageant Deadline Looms
Wednesday marks the final day for public nominations for Miss Roswell. The winner will advance to compete against other local champions in the Miss New Mexico Pageant in Hobbs on July 28.
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Hobbs
Reward Offered After Robbery at Al Moran Service Station
A $100 reward is posted by Fred Moran of 190 N Main for the arrest of the thief or thieves who robbed the Al Moran Service Station on Thursday night. Sammy Moran, 15, tended the station and was struck from behind, causing a mild concussion. registers were looted for about $55. He was treated at St Mary’s Hospital and released Monday. six stitches sealed a head wound.
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al Moran
Fred Moran
Moran
Sammy
St Mary's
House Rules kiboshes Kennedy school bill until parochial issue linked
The House Rules Committee rejected clearing Kennedy’s public school bill without a companion measure on church school aid by a 9-6 vote. It will stay in limbo as the panel awaits action by Education and Labor on the church school question.
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Washington
House Rules Committee
Kennedy
House Education and Labor Committee
Lao princes pause meeting as one falls ill in Zurich
In Zurich the three Lao Tian princes halted their conference due to illness in Prince Souvanna Phouma. A spokesman said he has a slight indisposition and is expected to recover by Wednesday while chief aides meet to bridge factions.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Souvanna Phouma
Little Girl Loots Bank Mail Box in Suburban Daytime Heist
In suburban Daytona a girl about 10 or 11 opened a bank post office box and walked away with more than 250 mail deposit envelopes, many containing money and checks. One envelope reportedly held a $30,000 Humble Oil & Refining Co. check. Police have only a description and no total amount. box likely left unlocked by a staffer.
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Houston
Daytona
Baytown
Charlie Cowan
Humble Oil & Refining Co
Cowan
Jack Jacobs
E. W. Froehner
Froehner
New Mexico Teachers Salaries Rise for 1961 62
Salaries for public school teachers in New Mexico are estimated to rise by 1 953 666 for the 1961 62 fiscal year over the current year. Instructional salaries are put at 57 580 315 for the next year, with a total maintenance budget of 33 117 824. Transportation takes 35 percent at 4 680 272, down 74 752 from 1960 61. Superintendents salaries up 16 867, administrative assistants down 202 027, and clerical salaries reduced 125 877.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Public
Department of Finance
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Adlai E. Stevenson
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Jose Velasco Ibarra
Cuba
Roswell Lodge No. 18
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