House Republicans Forecast Passage of Farm Bill
Senate and House leaders predicted Congress will pass a farm bill President Eisenhower can sign. Senators Knowland and Halleck said the aim is gradual, flexible price supports, with disagreement over whether reform should be by administration or congressional action. They expect adjournment by July 31 and full appropriations by June 30.
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Senate
House
Congress
Eisenhower
Sen
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Calif
Rep
Halleck
R-Ind
House Agriculture Committee
Benson
Habeck
White House
Water Claims Pair of N. M. Victims
Separate drowning accidents near Pojoaque claim two lives. Rosina Trujillo, two, of Pojaque, died after falling from a foot-bridge as her clothing snagged on nails. William B. Bransford, 17, of Santa Fe, drowned while swimming with other boys north of Otowi Bridge on the Rio Grande.
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Pojoaque
Rosina Trujillo
Jose Trujillo
Pojaque
William B. Bransford
Alex Bransford
Trujillo
Bransford
Espanola Hospital
Otowi
Rio Grande
Simms Campaign Tour To Open State Legion Convention
Democratic gubernatorial candidate John Simms Jr. planned stops in Alamogordo today Artesia tomorrow and Hobbs Thursday for the opening of the state American Legion convention during a broader campaign swing.
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Albuquerque
John Simms Jr
Alamogordo
Artesia T
Hobbs
American Legion
Lawmakers Back Plea for Communism Control Bills
Atty General Brownell urged passage of eleven pending bills in the house judiciary committee to curb communists. Congressional leaders promised support. Knowland predicts the Senate will reject Democratic attempts to revise reciprocal trade and tax bills, though he admits possible optimism. Record Want Ads Get Results.
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Halleck
House Judiciary Committee
Knowland
Senate
Kansas City Livestock Prices Mixed On Week
Kansas City cattle slaughter steers and heifers steady to 25 higher with some 50 gains, cows mixed, bulls weak. Vealers and calves steady to weak. Hogs mostly 1.00 higher, barrows 24.00 25, sows 14.50 19.50. Sheep slow, native spring lambs 22.50 23.50, slaughter ewes 5.50 lower.
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Market News Summary From Over The Counter Listings
Courtesy First New Mexico Co and Fidelity Fund show modest gains in OTC notes. Several energy and utility stocks including Gas Industries Johnston Testers and Tenn Gas Trans show small rises while Western Natl Gas and Trans. Cont. GPL register mixed moves.
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Johnston Testers
BOG
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Wool market slides as futures ease in New York
Wool tops and futures fell with hedging and commission selling in New York. Futures closed down five to one point seven cents with July at 157.9 and October at 171.5. Certificated wool spot prices also declined about one and a half to one point six cents, with July at 2021 and October at 2049.
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Wool Market
New York
Commission House
Cotton futures close lower with varied July
Cotton futures in New York finished down 10 to 80 cents a bale. Quotes show July at 33.96 and October at 33.86 87, December 33.91, March 34.06, May 34.08 09, July 33.94, October 33.01, December 32.95. Spot cotton at 35.05, down 15.
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Attempted Murder Charges In Tucumcari Case
Harry Dalzell 21-year-old fugitive faces attempted murder charges after a gun battle in a Tucumcari railroad yard. Dalzell was wounded twice in the chest and once in the leg and is listed in good condition at a local hospital. Clough Moncus, Southern Pacific Railway special agent, exchanged six shots with Dalzell. Moncus was uninjured. Ronald Clauser, 16, Dalzell's companion, faces no charges at this time. Dalzell and Clauser had been sought for strip and robbery of an Indiana state trooper earlier last week.
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Southern Pacific Railway
Claude Moncus
Ronald Clauser
Clauser
Indiana
New Mexico Politician Linked to Guatemala Invasion Claims
Albuquerque activist Joseph Rendon, a former NM candidate, is tied to letters alleging involvement in Guatemala operations. The Tribune published his June 10 dated message from Tegucigalpa stating plans for a weekend invasion and offering to reveal more when safe.
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Tegucigalpa
Rendon
New Mexico
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Proposals Heard To Prorate Natural Gas Production
In Santa Fe the State Oil Conservation Commission heard proposals to prorate natural gas production in the San Juan Basin. The plan traces to 1952 with Stanolind Oil and Gas Co. urging proration. OCC officials and a operators committee debated, focusing on the Blanco Mesa Verde pool, with a three day hearing scheduled.
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San Juan
State Oil Conservation Commission
Stanolind Oil and Gas Co
Richard R. Spurrier
OCC
William B. Macey
Blanco-Mesa Verde
Commission
Erwin to Confer In Silver City
State Highway Engineer C. O. Erwin flew to Silver City to discuss the arterial street plan with city officials. He said progress halted after a city administration change and he will explain the proposed work on Hudson Pope and Broadway streets.
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C. O. Erwin
Silver City
Erwin
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Births and hospital notices from Levelland area
Births and hospital arrivals and dismissals listed for Eugene Farley Hospital 806 Avenue G Levelland Texas. Admitted June 21 and dismissed June 19 20 include Mr and Mrs Willis W Brunson Mr James C McDowell Mr Boyd H Lasiter and others. WAFB Births June 19 20 report births to Dean Merrell Rehmann and others.
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Doroteo Mendiola
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Steve Crosby
N. Washington Ave
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Lake Arthur
Barbara Gray
Bony Fresquez
C. T. Teague
Floyd Ditty
J. W. McMullan
G. T. Lamberth
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John E. Merrell
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Tenth St
Rio Arriba Uranium Strikes Reported
Santa Fe reports two major uranium strikes in Rio Arriba County. U S Mining Co agent Bill Jackson described a Burns Canyon find near Galling with 28 to 30 percent purity and a Gallina find at 28 to 40 percent. Leases for 10 000 to 12 000 acres are sought. Burns Canyon shows iron copper and small gold deposits valued at 18 to 30 dollars per ounce. The Gallina tract spans 385 acres owned by the Richards brothers. Jackson calls the strikes worth millions.
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Rio Arriba
Bill Jackson
U. S. Mining Co
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Burns Canyon
Galling
Gallina
Larry, Harold
Clyde Richards
More Road Money for New Mexico Under Legislation
Congress approved legislation to add 3.68 million dollars per year in federal road funds for New Mexico. The State Highway Department expects a construction program near 17 million annually, up from about 11 million, with plans for the biggest year in dollars and miles of road work. The funds begin in 1955, and a stepped-up program will start in two weeks, adding roughly 120 miles of new construction.
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Congress
New Mexico
L. D. Wilson
State Highway Department
Highway Department
Eddy County Sees 1954 Assessed Value Hit Record
Deputy Assessor Richard Westaway announced Eddy County is projected to reach a record high 1954 tax roll assessed valuation near 85 million dollars. Last year’s gross figure was 82,906,316.
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Richard Westaway
Seven Injured In Hagerman Two Car Collision
A two car crash 1.5 miles south of Hagerman on U S Highway 285 at 3 30 p m injured seven people. W E Taylor of Carlsbad fractured pelvis and was treated in Roswell. Ernest E Maxey 60 of Detroit and four others were taken to Artesia General with shock and bruises. Police investigator was Glenn V Painter of Hagerman New Mexico.
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U. S. Highway 285
Roswell
W. E. Taylor
Carlsbad
Artesia General Hospital
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Detroit
Taylor
Maxey
Nash
Glenn V. Painter
Hagersman
New Mexico
Municipal pool water tested. pool in good shape
Fourth water sample from the municipal swimming pool was taken today by city sanitarian W J Stribling. He said the pool was in very good shape and tests on June 8 15 and 17 showed sanitary conditions good. Homer Clees manages the pool which opened on June 6.
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W. J. Stribling
Homer Clees
Good used books late magazines bargains
A storefront at 219 A West 2nd offers bargain shelves with used books and magazines. Shoppers can find discounted titles across genres and periods in a compact, easy-to-browse display.
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