Louisiana move on state aid to city workers vetoed
The Louisiana Legislature proposed a plan to raise city firemen salaries with a $50 monthly state contribution but Governor Davis vetoed the bill. He warned that extending state funds to local employees could set a dangerous precedent and that cities should pay their own workers. The piece argues against federal and state overreach into local pay decisions.
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Louisiana
Davis
New Mexico
New Mexico Congressmen Seek Reevaluation of Aid to Russian Sats
Congressman Tom G Morris urges Secretary Rusk to reassess all aid programs that could channel American funds to Russian satellite countries. He cites opposition to UN backed Castro aid and argues funds should only support peace and freedom, not communism. He calls for broad public review and urges letters from southeastern New Mexico.
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United States
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Khrushchev
Vienna
John Foster Dulles
Berlin
Dulles
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Soviet Union
David Power
White House
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Mcmillan
London
Johnson
JFK
Durwood Dixon Faces Blatnik Panel on Highway Interference
Durwood Dixon testifies no New Mexico highway commission interference in personnel decisions during his 22 months as chief engineer. Paris D Jordan recalls a Roswell meeting with Adams and Dixon. Dixon claims full commission cooperation. Committee eyes payola rumors involving contractors Wiley Longenbaugh and Jones. Dixon receives praise as forthright witness amid Adams scrutiny.
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New Mexico State Highway Department
Blatnik Committee
Highway Commission
Paris D. Jordan
Roswell
Jack Adams
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Adams
Dixon
Sudderth
Ratu
E. L. Vick
Fred Schwengle
Iowa
New Mexico
Algodones
Charlie Lewis
anti-Adams
Payola
New Mexico Road Contractors Organization
Kennedy era foreign aid clash over Latin America budget
Senate foreign relations critics blasted Henry Labouisse over a proposed 51 million dollar Latin America aid plan. Humphrey faulted Haiti Bolivia and Guatemala aid while warning against new grants. The piece notes Eisenhower holdovers hinder reform and cites Brazil northeast aid neglect amid Brazil’s growth.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Henry Labouisse
Latin America
South Viet Nam
South America
Stu Symington
Missouri
James
Haiti
Frank Coffin
Maine
Humphrey
Labouisse
Eisenhower
D. A. Fitzgerald
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Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Copacabana Beach
John Birch Society
Review of Arms Control and National Security book
Book review discusses Arms Control Disarmament and National Security edited by Donald Brennan. It surveys 23 contributors from Daedalus with varied views on deterrence, second strike force, arms limits, and the role of the United Nations in managing international chaos. Notable points include Herman Kahn on rapid shifts in warfare and the appeal of stable nuclear deterrence. Miles A. Smith.
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Donald G. Brennan
George Braziller
Daedalus
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Herman Kahn
Kennedy
United Nations
Richard S. Leghorn
Miles A
MacMurray and Lamont Wed in Las Vegas Private Ceremony
Twenty five years ago on June 29 1936 Fred MacMurray and Lillian Lamont wed in a private Las Vegas ceremony at the county clerk office. The same day Max Schmeling earned praise for stopping Joe Louis. The Justice Department announced Al Capone was denied parole from Alcatraz and would remain jailed.
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Fred MacMurray
Lillian Lamont
Las Vegas
Nevada
Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
Justice Department
al Capone
Chicago
Alcatraz Island
Court Lets Birth Control Ban Stand in Connecticut
The Supreme Court declined to rule on Connecticut laws criminalizing birth control devices and doctors advising their use. In a 5 to 4 decision, Justices Frankfurter Brennan and others weighed in while Justices Black Harlan Stewart and Douglas dissented. The case involved Dr C Lee Buxton and two married patients challenging the 1879 ban.
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Supreme Court
Connecticut
C. Lee Buxton
Yale Medical School
Frankfurter
Warren
Clark
Whittaker
Brennan
Black
Harlan
Stewart
Douglas
City offers traffic and transit update via new information line
New York residents can call a toll information line starting Tuesday to hear a one minute recording about traffic subway and airport conditions. The city will pay 1500 dollars a month to provide the service to relieve pressure on police and other city information channels during emergencies.
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New York
Roswell Notes on Weather and Summer Fun
The writer salutes Roswell’s cool summer after high June temps and shares travel tales from Kentucky to New Mexico. They describe flood risks on Gwinn Island, persistent rain along the journey from New Orleans, and anticipation of New Mexico beauty contest coverage at Walker AFB. Fort Sumner High School riders dominate the Santa Rosa rodeo with Owen Fox and Nola Winn earning multiple trophies. Fishing woes are blamed on murky waters and shifting conditions.
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Walker Air Force Base
New Mexico
Roswell
Fort Sumner
Santa Rosa
Owen Fox
Nola Winn
Jerry Long
Fox
Miss Winn
Stanford graduate Henry D. Johnson III receives AB in pre-law
Henry D. Johnson III of Roswell graduates from Stanford University in California on June 18 with an AB degree in pre-law.
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Stanford
California
Henry D. Johnson III
Roswell
Dr Van Dellen Q and A on disease prevention
A public health column notes Dr Van Dellen will answer disease prevention questions by mail. Personal diagnosis or prescriptions are not provided. A reader asks about an eyelid cyst. the doctor outlines cyst types and suggests seeking another opinion if uncertain.
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van Dellen
J. B
Blood Clots From Inflammation and Constriction Equip Risks
Medical note explains how clots form in leg veins when vessels are damaged inflamed or flow slows. Tight garments act as tourniquets, long bed rest or sitting worsen circulation, and prone areas compress veins. Treatments include rest heat anticoagulants heparin fibrinolysin injections for larger clots, nerve injections, antibiotics, and elastic stockings after inflammation fades.
Osteomyelitis Cause and Transmission
Osteomyelitis may arise from a distant infection spreading through the bloodstream or from direct contamination of bone via an open wound. Causative microorganisms originate from elsewhere in the body or enter through bone injury.
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D. C
Gelatine Myth Debunked Blood Vessel Thickening Claim
R T responds to a claim that drinking half a box of gelatine daily thickens arteries. He states gelatine does not thicken blood vessels, noting gelatine solidifies when melted and cooled but has no effect on arterial thickness.
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R. T
Calcium Overload in Shoulders Prompts Care Tips
A reader asks about excess calcium in shoulder joints. Medical guidance recommends confirming diagnosis via imaging, adjusting diet to reduce calcium intake, and addressing underlying causes such as metabolic disorders. Treatment may involve medication, physical therapy, or specialist evaluation.
Treatment options for bursitis include injections and therapy
Injection of a steroid such as hydrocortisone is often recommended when bursitis is responsive. X ray or physical therapy are also useful in managing the condition.
Buerger's disease and the role of smoking and alcohol
A reader asks if alcohol affects blood vessels like nicotine in Buerger's disease. The answer notes alcohol dilates vessels, while smoking worsens the circulatory condition. A patient smoked only when drinking and needed to quit both to prevent gangrene. a leaflet on Buerger's disease is offered with a stamped self addressed envelope.
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L. A
Buerger
Roswell Daily Record Masthead and Publication Details
Roswell Daily Record lists Albert A. Stubbs as managing editor and R M Higginbotham as business manager. Subscription rates are shown for local and trade territory delivery by mail or carrier with pricing for various terms. The paper is published weekdays and Sundays from 424 North Main Street Roswell New Mexico and dated May 10 1903. It notes association with The Associated Press and copyright for local news and AP dispatches.
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Roswell
Trade
North Main Street
New Mexico
Congress
Associated Press
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