Atlas General Dynamics reorganizes into five divisions
General Dynamics Corp announces five new operating divisions including General Dynamics Astronautics as part of a corporate realignment. The Convair Office in San Diego is eliminated with key personnel reassigned, and corporate leadership centralized to San Diego to cut costs and speed policy execution.
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General Dynamics Corporation
Convair
General Dynamics- Astronautics
Roswell
Corporation
Frank Pace Jr
General Dynamics
Fort Worth
Pomona
San Diego
General Dynamics-Daingerfield
General Dynamics-Astronautics
Calif
Pace
Earl Dallam Johnson
New York
Johnson
C. Rhoades MacBride
General Atomic
W. P. Gallander
Canadair Ltd
Electric Boat Division
Electro Dynamics
General Aircraft and Leasing
General Dynamics Electronics
Liquid Carbonic
Girls Galore Nominated For Pageant in Roswell
The Miss Roswell Pageant selects finalists from Discover Miss America nominees. Preliminary judging will trim the field to contestants the city can be proud of. The July 8 pageant winner advances to Hobbs for Miss New Mexico and a scholarship, with the state winner going to Miss America in Atlantic City.
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Jaycee
Hobbs
Kennedy probes Cuban molasses shipment to New Orleans
President Kennedy ordered staff to investigate a large 2,018,424 gallon Cuban molasses shipment that arrived Friday on a Norwegian tanker and was unloaded Tuesday at Publicker Chemical docks in Westwego across the Mississippi from New Orleans. Publicker said the molasses was slated for export and refused further comment.
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Washington
Kennedy
Cuba
New Orleans
Publicker Chemical Corp
Westwego
Mississippi River
Andrew T. Hatcher
Publicker
Publicker Industries
Philadelphia
Longtime Valley Man’s Rites Held
Eddie Rea, a resident of the Artesia area for 34 years, died at his home at 803 South Second. Born February 21, 1880 in Pulaski Tennessee, he was 81. He moved to Artesia in 1927 from Wells Point Texas and was a farmer. Survived by two half brothers Sy and Arthur Edgerton and a half sister, all of Artesia. Funeral services were held yesterday at Paulin Chapel with Rev. Everett M. Ward presiding. burial in Woodbine Cemetery.
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Artesia
Eddie Rea
South Second
Pulaski
Tenn
Wells Point
Tex
Arthur Edgerton
Paulin Chapel
Everett M. Ward
Woodbine Cemetery
Hantze and McKinley Lead U.S. Wimbledon Challenge
Stocky Chuck McKinley and 18-year-old Karen Hantze, rising U.S. tennis stars, were named the sole American seeds for Wimbledon. McKinley, 20, from St Louis, and Hantze, from Chula Vista, Calif, are both seeded eighth, as Tony Trabert’s 1955 title remains the last American win.
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London
Chuck McKinley
Karen Hantze
America
U.S
McKinley
St. Louis
Miss Hantze
Chula Vista
Calif
United States
Tony Trabert
Sandra Reynolds
South Africa
Maria Bueno
Brazil
Recorder Well Levels Show Drop Across Eight Wells
Water levels in eight recorder wells dropped 5 to 55 feet June 17 1961 from a year earlier. Largest drops were Greenfield Recorder 54.66 feet and Orchard Park Recorder 45.40 feet. June 1961 levels list Berrendo Recorder 51.30 and others including Artesia Recorder 123.43 feet.
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Greenfield Recorder
Orchard Park
Berrendo Recorder
Berrendo-Smith Recorder
L.F.D. Recorder
Mountain View Recorder
Orchard Park Recorder
Cottonwood
Artesia
Prague spy claims surface in New York restaurant
Dag continued from page one reports Valac and Prague awaiting further instructions. Fritchey notes Nacvalac's prior post as director of espionage and subversive activities in the Western Hemisphere before joining the United Nations in 1958. Nacvalac denies the charge saying he ran the Foreign ministry department for UN affairs. The story arose after he said two U S intelligence agents tried to hire him as a spy at Gripsholm restaurant in New York.
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Page Onevalac
Prague
Fritchey
Nacvalac
United Nations
Western Hemisphere
Foreign Ministry Department
U. N
U. S
New
Longshoremen Standstill Hits Nation Wide Maritime Tie Up
A policy meeting of leading industry representatives was held Tuesday night at an undisclosed location. The creeping paralysis of the maritime dispute has spread nationwide and has immobilized more than 100 liners freighters and tankers. Numerous industrial concerns ashore also are stilled.
Father of Local Woman Is Stricken
Funeral services were held Saturday in Brownfield Texas for the father of Mrs. J. T. Mooring 209 S Montana Ave W F Shipman 72 who died on Friday. He was a resident of Brownfield. He is survived by his wife two sons Mrs Mooring and four grand.
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Brownfield
Tex
J. T. Mooring
S. Montana Ave
W. F. Shipman
Sports Editor Says Winning At All Costs Hurts Amateur Sports
Roswell Rec ord sports editor Jerry Shnay told Kiwanis Club members that excessive emphasis on winning corrupts amateur athletics. He cited basketball scandals, parental pressure in Little League, and Olympic scoring changes, arguing loss can still build character and that obsession with victory damages ideals.
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Jerry Shnay
Roswell Record
Kiwanis Club
Nickson Hotel
Shnay
John Thomas
Thomas
Baron de Coubertin
U. S
Russia
Accident on Main and McGaffey Streets in Yates Center
At 9 09 p m Tuesday Tony Salazar of 400 East Hendricks Street and Robbie Wagener of Yates Center Kansas were involved in a two vehicle collision at the Main Street and McGaffey Street intersection.
Markets Sluggish With Mixed Stock Prices Today
New York AP markets end with uneven price moves and modest volume. Tran sitron jumps about three points while Woolworth rises over a point and American Tobacco gains. Union Carbide, Du Pont retreat about a point. Chrysler nearunchanged as motors dip. Major steelmakers steady. some names like Lorillard and Sperry Rand climb. International Nickel drops over a point amid broader mixed results. Bond prices also show a mixed pattern.
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Transitron
Woolworth
Union Carbide
du Pont
Martin Co
Liggett & Myers
Chrysler
Motors
American Telephone
Jersey Standard
Lorillard
American Tobacco
Goodrich
Bethlehem
U.S. Rubber
Sperry Rand
Sears Roebuck
International Nickel
Kennecott
Consolidated Edison
Anaconda
American Motors
International Harvester
American Stock Exchange
U.S
NEW York
Amerada
Am Airlin
Am Can
Safeway
St Key Tel Am Motors
San D Gas
Am Tel & Tel
Sears Rhoeb
Atchison
Shell Oil
Sinclair Cities
Chrysler Socony
Swest PS
el & Mus Sperry
el Paso NG
Gen Am Oil
Gen Elec
Gen Motors Sunray
Swift & Co
Gulf Oil
Goodyear
Tenn Gas
Texaco Homestake
Tex PL
Int Bus Med
Transwa
Mont Ward
Nor N Gas
US Steel
Ohio Oil
Wests el
Mt St T&t
Courtes E. F. Hutton & Co
Atomic Dev
Pees
Fidelity Fund Ste Ewe Weses Ae
Mass
Trust
Fortuna Fsa
Dow-Jones
E. F. Hutton & Co
Fidelity Bankers Ee
Franklin Life
Great Am. Life
Great West Life
Eteeres
N.M. Life
Plague Still Is Possible In This Area
May tests show plague infection more widespread near Roswell than observed. Dr. Leo Kartman says area D not proven free of plague though mammals and parasites show no infection. Human risk is slight but precaution and hygiene urged for locals and visitors. Duryea and Chaves County Health Dept. acknowledged.
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Roswell
Leo Kartman
Public Health Service
Kartman
L. C. Duryea
Chaves County
Anti Red Seminar Slated Here by Strube
W P Strube president of Mid-American Life Insurance Co and vice president of the Christian Anti Communism Crusade will present a seminar on American ism versus Communism July 15 at Ingalls Memorial Home. Sponsored by VFW Post 9575 the program features films from the US Army and Harding College lectures plus an extensive Communist propaganda display with sessions in morning afternoon and evening and a Q and A period. Strube has lectured civic clubs churches and government groups on Communism.
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W. P. Strube
Mid-American Life Insurance Co
Ingalls Memorial Home
Veteran of Foreign Wars Post
Strube
U.S. Army
Harding College
University of Washington
University of California
PTA
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Kansas City AP market report shows cattle for 1,500 head and calves 50 with varying weights and prices. Steers, heifers, and mixed lots range from 20.00 to 23.00 per hundredweight depending on weight and grade. Hogs at 3,200 head show multiple grades with prices from 12.75 to 17.00, while lambs and sheep sections list several weight-based values from 13.00 to 19.25 per cwt.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Wool Market Updates From E F Hutton Company Notes
The report lists wool quotes from E F Hutton and Co with futures levels for wan July 1962 to October 1962 and March 1962 through July 1962. Prices rise from 114.6 to 122.7 across the observed months and contracts.
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E. F. Hutton & Co
Egg market in Chicago steady with irregular demand
Eggs top steady in Chicago trading with imbalance. unchanged to 14 cents lower. Grade A whites 32 12 cents, mixed 32 percent, mediums 28, standards 31, dirties 29, checks 28 14. Market shows 70 percent or better Grade A whites.
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Chicago
Khrushchev vows Berlin peace treaty by year end
Premier Khrushchev told a Kremlin rally that a peace treaty with Germany would be signed before year end. He framed this as part of pressuring Western powers to withdraw from West Berlin amid the current crisis.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Germany
West Berlin
Senators approve record farm aid bill without vote
Senators shouted approval of the largest annual farm funding measure in history without a formal roll call. The bill provides just over 7 billion dollars to support a wide range of agricultural programs for the year starting July 1.
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Washington
Forest Service Plane Collision in Arizona Kills Two
Two Forest Service planes collided over the Tonto National Forest in Arizona. One crashed in flames, killing both crew members aboard the downed craft, pilot Art Goodnow and observer Constantine Kodz, fire control aide on the Tonto.
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Albuquerque
Forest Service
Tonto National Forest
Arizona
The
Art Goodnow
Constantine Kodz
Tonto
Hospital births and admissions listed across multiple centers
Memorial Hospital and ENM Medical Center report admissions from June 20 to June 21 including Glenn O Connor and other named patients. Dismissals and births noted with numerous names and addresses. new-borns listed for Dex ter Corona Kimberlew and other locales. residents and spouses appear across Dexter Capitan and Carlsbad with several family entries.
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Glenn O. Connor
Acevado Pabilla
Dexter
van Hobbs
S. Penn
James Navarre
W. Second
Cecil Wilson
Bruce Ellis
Manuel Salazar
ENM Medical Center
Jack E. Hamill
FE. Forest
Lloyd A. Tatum
Hugh Graham
Caprock
C. M. Francis
Capitan
Charles R. Hinkle Jr
E. Bland
Bobby Gene Burton
S. Jackson
James S. Bennett
Berthe Fielden
Charles A. Smith
Vera Kimbrell
Burl Hines
Willie M. Starks
One Dies and One Hurt in Army Plane Crash
A light single engine Army plane from Ft. Carson, Colorado, crashed 11 miles southwest of Salida during a routine training flight. Pilot 1st Lt. William G. Martin, 25, of Martin Kentucky, was killed, while Sp4 C Joseph A. Miller, 26, of Roseville Ohio, was seriously injured.
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Salida
William G. Martin
Martin, Ky
Joseph A. Miller
Roseville
Ohio
Ft. Carson
Cotton futures close lower on New York market
Cotton futures ended with declines across contracts led by July at 33.15 and December at 34.60. Quotes show October 34.91, March 35.17, May 35.483, July 35.30B, with middling spot at 24.50N.
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Cotton Market New York
Jly
Montoya to Speak at New Mexico Legion Meet
Rep. Joseph M. Montoya D NM accepted an invitation to speak at the New Mexico American Legion state convention in Alamogordo. State Adjutant Drew Cloud said Montoya will speak Sunday July 9. Other speakers include John Kelly Roswell undersecretary of the interior and Charles L Bacon Kansas City Mo a candidate for national commander in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Joseph M. Montoya
D-N.m
New Mexico Department of the American Legion
Alamogordo
Drew Cloud
Rep
Montoya
John Kelly
Roswell
Interior
Charles L. Bacon
Kansas City
American Legion
Denver
Nunez Funeral Services Pend Announcement
Guillermo Nunez 84 died here yesterday after residing in Roswell 34 years. A retired farmer he lived at 1413 S Sherman and belonged to St Johns Catholic Church. Survived by two sons Augustine Roswell Willie Hope, three daughters Aurelia Martinez Emma Silva of Roswell, 54 grandchildren and 84 great grandchildren. Funeral services pending at Ballard Funeral Home.
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Guillermo Nunez
Mr. Nunez
Lincoln County
Roswell
S. Sherman
St. Johns Catholic Church
Augustine
Willie
Hope
Aurelia Martinez
Emma Silva
Ballard Funeral Home
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Valley Man
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Raps
McGaffey St
Ruidoso Enterprises, Inc
N.S.L
State of
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Sunshine
NSL
Frank C. Melfi
Barclay
Barclays BourBon
Barclay & Co.; Limited
Peoria, Illinois
Bonn
Adolf Eichmann
Konrad Adenauer
Hans Globke
Adenauer
Eichmann
Jerusalem
Globke
de Rivera
E. Tilden
Minnie Walker
S. Stanton
Gina Maxwell
N. Beech
Sandra Eakin
Delia Araujo
J. A. Winters
H. E. Simpson
R. H. Ballard
Gus Teel
Richard Nunez
John Russell
Joe Mann
Jack Salt
W. C. McCausland and Son
Henry Vanden
Bout
Ralph Cauchon
W. Summit
Dee Proctor
Corona
James Williamson
E. 19Th St
Walker Afb
Ale
Carl A. Wright
S. Kansas
C. F. Sullivan
Bob Chrisman
James B. Whitley
John Jay
Pillie Weever
S. Atkinson
ST. Mary's
Henry VandenBout
Paulette Vaine
S. Plaza
Kimberlew
Andrea Morden
S. Heights Dr
Dee ‘Proctor
James A. ‘Hurford
Rt. 1
Harry M. Brown
S. Spur
A. L. Willis
S. Holland
Jesus Moralez
Elvin Locke
Kelly
Legion Meet
Mons Grass
Bill Deane
Rocky Mountain Life Ins
Paul A. Harris
Newport Beach, California
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