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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1957

Page

2

Pleas Made to Kill Bill Concerning Four Corners

Gordon A. Weller of the Uranium Institute of America urged Congress to protect the Four Corners region where Utah Colorado Arizona and New Mexico intersect. He testified as a wilderness bill would cover vast land and affect mineral resources while supporting the atomic energy program. State engineers opposed the bill arguing it would curb water rights and mineral and grazing resources.

Bill Washington Gordon A. Weller Grand Junction Corp Uranium Institute of America Congress Four Corners New Mexico Colorado Arizona Utah Weller Senate Public Lands Wyoming South Dakota John J. Dempsey D-Nm Dempsey S. E. Reynolds

Suspect Admits Slaying of 6-year-old Mary de Caussin

In a written statement Lawrence Turner a 50 year old produce market clerk near Detroit confessed to fatally harming the girl in a way to fake a sexual incident He said the child slipped fell in his store and he dumped her body in a wooded lane near her home in Ecorse Township Mary de Caussin disappeared June 12 and her battered body with bound wrists was found the next day.

Detroit Mary de Caussin Gerald K. O’brien Lawrence Richard Turner Ecorse de Caussin

Census Bureau reports May cotton consumption figures

May daily cotton consumption averaged 33 638 bales per working day, below last year's 35 664 and April's 32 319. Year to date May 1 consumption totals 7 449 125 bales in lint and 1 264 312 in linters. On hand June 1 lint stocks stood at 1 405 340 in consuming establishments and 10 842 327 in public storage and at presses.

Washington Census Bureau

Leave young wildlife alone says New Mexico officials

State Game Department and Fish and Wildlife Service urge the public to resist the urge to rescue or keep young wild creatures. Experts warn well meaning actions can harm fawns deer and other animals and note mothers often nearby. Feed only if necessary and leave youngsters where found to improve their chances of survival.

New Mexico State Game Department Fish and Wildli Service Homer Pickens Censer On John Doe John Mary Doe Jane Jemez Mountains John Doe Jr Cruel

Anti-Spanking Protection Sought

A 10 year old newspaper carrier visited attorney Ben F. Williams in Douglas to seek an injunction against spanking after his father caught him smoking. Williams refused the case saying it would be unethical to affect an easement on punishment.

Douglas, Ariz Ben F. Williams Williams

Natalie Buck Seeks to Eliminate Red Tape Fee

Santa Fe Secretary of State Natalie Buck seeks to end a $3 state counties fee tied to extraditions. The current law routes the $3 through auditors and funds it back to the general fund, a loop dating to the 1930s when counties could not pay. Buck asks the attorney general for guidance to remove the profitless complexity.

Santa FE Natalie Buck Buck

C of C Speaker Warns on High Federal Spending

U S Chamber of Commerce official J Ledge Craig addressed Roswell businessmen detailing rising government outlays since 1953 and proposing budget cuts and tax reform. He urged reconsideration of federal aid, postal rates, minimum wage policy, school building funding, and a break even post office while favoring state control on minimum wages.

U. S. Chamber of Commerce Roswell Chamber of Commerce U. S. Chamber J. Ledge Craig Roswell Craig Students of Economics U. S

House Loses Roof In Small Twister

A small twister ripped the roof from a house in Placitas on Friday scattering metal and lumber over 500 yards. The funnel struck an unoccupied home near Mrs. Flavio Trujillo, who narrowly escaped as she stood nearby. The roof came off in two sections and debris rose about 500 feet before raining down.

Flavio Trujillo

U S Chamber Advocates Free Market Policy

The U S Chamber chief voiced commitment to a free market system and emphasized efforts to solve farm problems since the 1920s. He warned that undisciplined demands on government threaten the national business system as policies aim to protect and improve it.

U. S

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