Ex-Policeman and Friend Indicted in Bank Holdups
Former El Paso policeman Wayne L Westfall, 30, and Nerio Sandoval, 29, face charges in Albuquerque over three bank robberies including a Santa Rosa bank. Zamora, 49, ex bank employee, is charged with eight counts of false entries and three counts of embezzlement. Bonds set at 15000 and 5000 respectively. Sandoval is considered mentally incompetent awaiting transfer for defense.
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Albuquerque
el Paso
Tex
First National Bank
Santa Rosa
Napoleon P. Zamora
Dist
Westfall
Payne
Wagon Mound
Nerio Sandoval
Citizens State Bank of
Springer
U. S. Dist
Howard C. Bratton
Sandoval
Springfield
Federal Medical Center
Zamora
Ruidoso Woman Sues Roswell Man for 95000 After Accident
Mrs Iola G Dever of Ruidoso filed a district court suit against Guy L Hensley seeking 50000 actual and 25000 punitive damages plus 20000 for her son Bobby Lee Dever for injuries in a January 22 crash at Poe Drive and Southeast Main. The collision occurred as Dever drove north on Southeast Main and Hensley east on Poe allegedly failed to yield. Hensley was cited for driving while intoxicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Iola G. Dever
Ruidoso
Guy L. Hensley
S. Washington Ave
Bobby Lee Dever
Poe Drive
Southeast Main
Dever
Hensley
Rites Pending for Lula D Waters in Roswell
Mrs Lula D Waters 75 died today at St Marys Hospital Roswell after 50 years there Funeral arrangements are at Turner Funeral Home She is survived by two sons a daughter a brother two sisters eight grandchildren and six great grandchildren Also noted is the death of Jack Harold Williams formerly of Roswell and other funeral notices for Ida Jane Bitz and five month old Charles Gonzales with Masses and burials planned in local churches and cemeteries
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Turner Funeral Home
Lula D. Waters
W. Albuquerque St
St. Mary's Hospital
Waters
Roswell
Coal Hill
Ark
Frank Waters
First Christian Church
Raymond F
Hobbs
Calvin
Ruidoso
W. E
Ruby) Lair
Jeff Liston
Nora Harris
Ardmore
Okla
Myrtle Harris
Chickasha
Jack Harold Williams
Williams
Clovis Memorial Hospital
Pine Lodge Road
Wheeler Mortuary
Portales
DeWayne
Dar- Win
Donna
St. John Catholic Church
Charles Gonzales
Charles Gonzales Sr
E. Reed Sr
St. John Church
Maurice B. Gonzales
David Hidalgo
Girl Drowns In Tank Near Artesia At Farm
Anna Maria Barba 13, of Artesia, died after apparently drowning in an irrigation tank on the Sammy Carr farm where her father Lorenzo Barba is employed. She could not swim, eight siblings survive, inquest planned and funeral arrangements pending.
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Artesia
Anna Maria Barba
Artesia General Hospital
Billy Stevens
406 Center
Riverside
Ken Wilson
Wilson
Sammy Carr
Lorenzo Barba
Ysleta
Texas
Paulins
Court Fund Move Taken In New Albuquerque District
Judge W T Scoggin challenged the State Finance Board after it stripped his jurisdiction over court funds. He filed an order in Alamogordo and Carrizozo directing clerks to issue warrants only on vouchers approved by the presiding judge, signaling a new bid to control court finances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County Bureau
Carrizozo
W.T. Scoggin
Las Cruces
Third Judicial District
State Finance Board
Alamogordo
Parachutists Eye Lakes Park
The Roswell Sport Parachute Club won temporary approval from the State Park and Recreation Commission to use a Lea Lake area in Bottomless Lakes State Park as a weekend drop zone. A permanent use request was deferred to test for park operation interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
Roswell
Former Governor John Burroughs Set to Speak at Roswell Democrats
Roswell Young Democrats announced that former Governor John Burroughs will address the group at its regular monthly meeting. The talk is planned for Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Nickson Hotel banquet room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Burroughs
Roswell Young Democrats
Tom Patterson
Patterson
Nickson Hotel
Nebraska approves flat income tax bill despite veto threat
The Nebraska unicameral legislature passed a flat rate income tax bill 26 to 23. Governor Frank Morrison says he will veto, arguing the measure conflicts with Monday's 3.2 mill property tax levy funding a six year $68.5 million university construction program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln, Neb
Nebraska
Frank Morrison
Morrison
University of Nebraska
No Followup Seen After B52 Raid
Washington reports no battalion size sweep followed the B52 raid on the jungle stronghold. Three reconnaissance teams entered the area to assess damage and withdraw, finding the Viet Cong dazed and disorganized but not facing a large South Vietnamese force. Officials say limited explosives restricted destruction and broader action might have yielded more effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S
State Department
Crop Harvesting Fuss Appears Almost Gone
Salinas California report on the A TEAM labor program shows progress after early disruptions. Adjutant issues included wages and living conditions as teams adapted from bracero style labor to seasonal worker norms. Some teams exited while others stay, with pay structured at $1.40 during training and $1 per strawberry flat later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salinas
California
Los Alamos
N. M
Espanola
Richmond
Calif
A-Team
Utah
Tom Sweet
Idaho
Grove Haddock
Two Athena missiles streak 400 miles to White Sands
Two slender Athena test missiles launched from Green River Utah streaked 400 miles through the night and impacted successfully at White Sands Missile Range, according to military spokesmen.
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White Sands Missile Range
Athena
Green River
Utah
Tony
Subdued Pair Hanged in Kansas After Killing Spree
George Ronald York 22 of Jacksonville Florida and James Douglas Latham 23 of Mauriceville Texas were hanged at Kansas Prison after four years of legal battles and public remorse. They confessed to killing four men and three women during a cross country spree begun at Ft Hood. They donated their eyes to KU Medical Center.
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Lansing
Kan
George Ronald York
Jacksonville
Fla
James Douglas Latham
Mauriceville
Tex
Kansas
York
Heaven
Latham
Edgar Meissner
Ft. Hood
Florida
Tennessee
Illinois
Colorado
Otto Ziegler
Wallace
Kaw
U.S. Supreme Court
William H. Avery
Sherman Crouse
University of Kansas Medical Center
Hospitals list visiting hours and admissions births
Visiting hours at local hospitals: general patients 2 p.m. to 8 30 p.m. maternity 3 to 5 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 30 p.m. Admitted June 21 Lula Waters Larry Ray Ronald W Speir Clyde L Crowe. Births June 20 Mr and Mrs Junior Weir a son. Several births noted with names and addresses.
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Lula Waters
W. Albuquerque
Larry Ray
Artesia
Ronald W. Speir
Clyde L. Crowe
17Th St
William Sensibaugh
Carlsbad
Lois T. Wagner
Route 1
Karen Vandiver
Junior Weir
Atkinson
Markets Recovery Brings Higher Closing
New York stock market closed higher with light volume after a Monday slide. Xerox led gains, several large issues rose modestly, and the Dow Jones industrial average edged up. In Chicago livestock and Denver livestock reports, cattle and hog prices showed varied outcomes amid a broad market uptick.
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New York
Studebaker
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
Union Carbide
Kennecott
Boeing
Westinghouse Electric and Control Data
Zenith
Motorola
Pennzoil
Chicago
Great Western
American Photocopy
Northwest Airlines
Texas Gulf Sulphur
Pfaudler-Permutt
National Cash Register
Litton Industries
Central & Southwestern
Allegheny Ludlum
American Stock Exchange
Local Men Tour Ellsworth Air Base Demonstration
Roswell and Albuquerque business leaders tour Ellsworth Air Force Base North Dakota to view a Minuteman ICBM demonstration and other air force developments. The group flies from Walkers AFB to Kirtland then Ellsworth, returning the next night with 25 civic and business leaders joining en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Albuquerque
Ellsworth Air Force Base
North Dakota
U.S. Air Force
David C. Hatfield
Richard B. Godessoff
Emil W. Mokryall
Walker Afb
Kirtland Afb
Ellsworth
Cotton yields rise nationwide doubling per acre
In recent years the average cotton production per acre has doubled across the United States, signaling a substantial gain in crop yields.
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Birmingham
United States
Three Roswell Girls Injured In Collision
Three Roswell girls were treated at St Marys hospital after a two car crash on South Main at 10 54 p m Miss Mary Sue Gardner 18 of 713 N Lea Ave in good condition with lacerations and possible shoulder injury Sherry Stewart 19 of 704 W Tenth St and Carol King 18 of 2209 S Union Ave were treated for lacerations and released John Ralph Melendez driver of the other car 709 E Alameda St had minor injuries Damages were 500 and 800 to the two cars Stewart was cited for careless driving and driving without a license
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Roswell
St. Mary’s Hospital
South Main
Mary Sue Gardner
N. Lea Ave
Sherry Stewart
W. Tenth St
Carol King
S. Union Ave
Miss Stewart
John Ralph Melendez
E. Alameda St
Melendez
Egg market steady in Chicago trading
Eggs held firm in Chicago with 70 percent or better grade Q eggs quoted. Whites and mixed grades listed at 32 cents, mediums at 25 cents, standards at 27 cents, dirties and checks around 21 to 23 cents per dozen.
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Chicago
AMA Debates Boycott of Federal Health Care Program
In New York the AMA House of Delegates hears ten boycott resolutions amid a split over cooperation with the pending federal health care program. Dr James Z Appel new AMA president says boycotting would be unethical and unwise as the measure advances in Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
House of Delegates
American Medical Association
Congress
House
AMA
James Z. Appel
Lancaster
Johnson
Airport Funds Approved for Carrizozo Municipal Plan
Federal money totaling 16 380 was approved last weekend to build a municipal airport in Carrizozo. Trustee Fred English said the 30 083 project will begin immediately once paperwork is complete.
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Carrizozo
Fred English
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Ben
Jack H. Williams
Ida Jane Bitz
Ballard Chapel
E. Bland Sr
W.S. Boyett
South Main Church of Christ
Memory Lawn Memorial Park
Buddy Adams
Ed Brewer
Darrell Stockard
W.E. Smith
Claude Parr
Billy McClain
Infant Gonzales
Parachutists
Eye Lakes Park
Roswell Lodge No
AFEAM
Mex Littell, W. M
Luci Johnson
Kiddieland Park
Takoma Park
UPI
U. S. Department of Labor
ATEAM
Lawrence Scott
Louisiana
Arkansas
Dailas
Convair
ST. Mary's
Fred Wells
Wayne Wilson
Della Kay Hamrick
Rita Scott
Chris Schnedar
George L. Cullen
Elmer C. Willis
ENM Medical Center
Wynnford Mayfield
Elizabeth Powell
E. Tilden
Robert B. Beck
Eighth St
A.D. Alexander
Mike Carrigan
Bay Meadows
F.T. Gray
Peggy Oveson
F.W. Stewart
W. Church
Oscar Hutchinson
L.A. Mitchell
Jerry Hendricks
E. Harris
S. Virginia
Juanita Moran
J.E. Tong
Mary Noe
Diana Olivas
Walker Air Force Base
Harold Winnett
OMS
Walter E. Meadows
FSS
Edgar C. Ritcher
CES
A.J.C
Alphonso Donaldson
CDS
Xerox
Eastman Kodak
Jersey Standard
U. S
U.S. Treasury
E. F. Hutton & Co
DOW Jones
Denver Livestock
Denver
USDA
Amerada
Reich
Rey Tob
Ariz P
Safeway
Rtchison
San D
Sears Roeb
Shell OH An
Sinclair
Socony du Pont
EI & Mus
Sperry
Cal
Gen Dynam
Elec
Sunray OX Gen Motors
Swift
Goodyear
Tenn Gas
Gulf Oi
Texaco
Transwa Pl
Marath Oi
US Steel
Mont Ward
Wn Bancorp
Nord Gas
Vesta Elec
Mt St T&t
Roy Carbine
Record City
Walkers
Rex Brown
Chamber of Commerce
Rex Desmond
Desmond Ford
George A. Dietrich Jr
Western Gas Co
Jack Hilligoss
Dick Mulkey
Sun Oil Co
Hilton Ray
Ball and Ray Clothiers
Gene Reischman
Holsum Baking Co
Harold E. DeShurley
E. F. Hutton
E. F. Hutton « Company Inc
New York Stock Exchange
North Main Street
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