Electronic Industries to Move HQ to Roswell July Start
Electronic Industries Inc plans to base its headquarters in Roswell with a new electronics plant and eight initial hires on July 5. J C Powell of First National Bank stated the move, aided by Roswell Community College trained staff, and the firm eyes $200,000 in current business and more than $3 million in contracts. Steve Holland and Billie Underhill will relocate from Fort Worth with families to oversee operations. The move aims to leverage local labor and the college program to expand production and markets.
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Roswell Community College
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First National Bank
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Billi Underhill
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Robert Hopkins
Roswell, Small Business Investment Co., Inc
Bill Underhill
Roswell Bank Announces Electronics Plant Expansion
Powell notes the bank and Hopkins are pleased to announce a new electronics oriented project coming into Roswell. The text highlights nationwide industry shifts with main concentrations on the east and west coasts and the southwest, mentioning rising activity in electronic oriented commerce.
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Powell
Bank
Hopkins
U. S
East Coast
West Coast
Actor Yul Brynner Renounces U S Citizenship Abroad
In Berne Switzerland on May 28 Yul Brynner took an oath renouncing his American citizenship as confirmed by the State Department. The actor born in Switzerland held dual Swiss and American citizenship and said his devotion to the United States remains unchanged. His passport was turned in to prevent family disruption in a crisis while he continued work on a Jerusalem film.
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Yul Brynner
Berne
Switzerland
State Department
Jerusalem
Brynner
United States
Divers missing in Devil's Hole Face slim hope of survival
Rescue teams worked around the clock at Death Valley’s Devil's Hole for divers David Rose and Paul Giancontieri, 20 and 19, who failed to surface after a midnight dive. Ten fresh teams joined in as volunteers from the Pacific Northwest and Los Angeles aided the search, though officials suggested little hope of recovery. Devil's Hole lies 90 miles northwest of Las Vegas in warm, deep fissure waters.
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Devil’s Hole
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Paul Giancontieri
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Northwest
Los Angeles
Death Valley National Monument
Devil's Hole
Las Vegas
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Leaky Dam Threatens Larned Kansas Residents
The Associated Press reports two leaks in a dike threaten Larned Kansas as the Arkansas River flood swells. Evacuations exceed a thousand with 1,500 more at risk if the dike fails. Roads washed out include Highway 19. Santa Fe railroad lines damaged. Great Bend braces for later impact.
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Ll.b. Hess
Here
Great Bend
Planes Hit Deep North Viet Nam Amid Flood Havoc
US fighter bombers penetrated north of the Hanoi line dropping 17 tons on Son La arm barracks, destroying 20 buildings and damaging nine others. The raid followed massive rainfall across Colorado and Kansas causing floods in Great Bend, Dodge City, Garden City, with thousands evacuated and a dust storm reducing visibility.
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Garden City
Body Found After Flood Trims Route 85 Cattle Truck
The body of a 60 year old Raton man A H Lockhart was found in Crow Creek downstream from the washed off cattle truck on U S 85. Searchers continued for T M Mauldin who accompanied Lockhart returning from Las Vegas NM. Flood damage statewide totals rise to about 13.5 million with federal disaster aid decision pending after regional surveys.
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Andy) Lockhart
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Las Vegas
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Maxwell
Ruidoso
Hondo Valley
John W. Flynn
Tender loving touching key to baby development
A psychiatrist from Los Angeles says skin contact is crucial for infant learning and security. He notes maternal deprivation effects and contrasts orphanage care with nurturing motherly handling, citing early nerve development and the influence on personality and wellbeing.
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New York
Sidney Cohen
Los Angeles
Cohen
Wadsworth Hospital
University of California At Los Angeles
American Medical Association
Flood Cleanup Coverage From Lincoln County Bureau
Roswell Daily Record continues flood cleanup news from Lincoln County with Red Cross operations and Job Corps volunteers aiding in county efforts. The Lincoln County Bureau headed by Lumarion Sumner provides updates and local sourcing on page 3.
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Lincoln County
Roswell Daily Record
Lumarion Sumner
Man Lost Nearly Week During Hike
Richard Howe a 21 year old from Hartford Conn was found after six days lost without shoes or food in snowy Continental Divide country near Aspen Colorado A forest service trail crew found him 32 miles east of Basalt He said he became lost on a hike from Twin Lakes over Independence Pass to Aspen and described losing his shoes while warming his feet.
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Richard Howe
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Twin Lakes
Independence Pass
Dale Terrell
Duke the Dalmatian Walks 96 Miles Home
Mrs. W. S. Coffey of 2009 W Juniper St reports her Dalmatian Duke traveled 96 miles to return home. Duke had been given to a veterinarian assistant in Portales five months earlier due to yard keeping rules. He is described as muddy skinny and underweight but appeared in good shape after arrival and will receive extra food and care.
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W. Juniper St
Four Hostages Freed After Brushy Mountain Prison Sit-Down
Four coal mine foremen held overnight by 73 convicts in a Brushy Mountain Prison coal mine were released unharmed. The hostages and prisoners emerged from the mountainside mine after a Monday night sit-down. Jack Ford reported that the inmates had decided on their actions.
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Jack Ford
Prisoners stage sit down at mine in Tennessee
Warden Lake Russell and Supt Lonnie Arms agreed to confer with prisoners over grievances amid a sit down at a mine shaft near the prison. The hostages were skilled miners, not guards, and the prisoners blocked the mouth for hours while awaiting talks with Commissioner Harry Avery.
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Lake Russell
Russell
Harry Avery
Avery
Tennessee
Nashville
Pardon and Parole Board
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