Family of Five Stays Together Inside Jail
In Silver City Grant County Jail a family of five remains together with father Carl Winters and mother Mary Winters facing charges for passing bogus checks. Their three daughters, ages 9, 7, and 14 months, stay with their mother in a cell while two men are also involved. The parents pleaded innocent or guilty at hearings. all were bound over to district court on $2,000 bonds. Welfare workers and jail staff describe the children as well cared for, sharing meals, and entertained by comics and toys as officials seek custody decisions.
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Silver City
Grant County
Carl D. Winters
Mary
Glenn R. Ochsenhdein
Peace Justice
U. L. Conner
Winters
Ochsenbein
Tommy Drummond
Drummond
Local CAP Unit Helps in Search For Lost Plane
An air search resumed in New Mexico and Texas for Harold Wright of Inglewood, California, missing on a flight to California after departing Amarillo. Civil Air Patrol planes scoured a 100 mile wide corridor from Amarillo toward Albuquerque, aided by ground crews following reports of a downed plane from Corona Indians. Wright, on a return trip from Illinois, did not file a flight plan and was believed to head toward Albuquerque in a bright red single engine Culver Cadet.
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Albuquerque
California
Civil Air Patrol
New Mexico
Texas
Harold Wright
Inglewood
Calif
Amarillo
Corona
New Mexico Cap Units In Albuquerque, Hobbs, Roswell, Las Cruces, Santa Fe
Clovis
Las Vegas
Vaughn
Magdalena
Wright
Illinois
Culver Cadet
Adams cites breakdowns in inspections across federal aid projects
Adams, chairman of the public works subcommittee, warned that the New Mexico inquiry reveals a breakdown in inspections similar to earlier Oklahoma and Florida cases. He noted contractor payments to state inspectors, saying the pattern disturbs him and that top highway officials often were unaware of such practices.
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Page One
Special Public Works
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Florida
Blatnik
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Conservation funds in New Mexico allocations detailed
Breakdown shows 59 percent for permanent vegetative cover and 32.79 percent for protection of cover and storage structures. Water conservation measures account for 61.89 percent, terracing and ditching. Wind and erosion control receive 4.73 percent. Knox notes a $250 million ACP allocation awaiting the president's signature.
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New Mexico
Knox
Romance Says Key Of Happiness At Rotary Ladies Night
Fort Worth Texas doctor Henry M Johnson humorist and former college dean spoke to Rotary Club members and wives on How to Be Happy Though Married. He urged romance and financial fairness, noting women work more hours and should have some freedom while husbands should feel valued. The Henpeckers sang. Merrill Longwell led the program. Johnson has taught at Scottitt College and Emory University and served as a Methodist pastor in several states.
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Henry M. Johnson
Fort Worth
Tex
Rotary Club
Johnson
Dr. Johnson
Henpeckers
Merrill Longwell
Scottitt College
Nashville, Tenn
Emory University
Atlanta
Methodist Church
Kentucky
Texas
Carrollton
Registration For Swimming Classes Stated
Registrations are now being taken at the Red Cross office for adult swimming diving and life saving classes to be held in July. Classes run simultaneously in both city pools. In June volunteers trained 150 persons including Col. Roscoe Murray Kate Murray Jean Robinson Dr Don Clark and many others. Registrations should be made by calling or visiting 304 E Bland St by June 30 for the Monday Wednesday classes and by July 3 for the Tuesday Thursday sessions.
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Red Cross Office
Col
Roscoe Murray
Kate Murray
Jean Robinson
Don Clark
Jane Ray
Nedra Paschal
Bill Victor
Wendell Hurt
Dawn Guffy
Barbara Jarvis
Jack Turney
John Schneider
Barbara Armstrong
Don Gadberry
Mark Robinson
Toni Wright
Lea Hills
Dinah Morgan
Norman Lyons
Anne Robinson
James Fowler
Gulf Employee To Receive 15 Year Service Award
David E. Glaze a clerk for Gulf Oil Corp in the Roswell District Office will receive a 15 year service award tomorrow. He began as a senior clerk at Wickett Texas on June 24 1946 and later transfers include Andrews Texas on August 1 1954 and Roswell Texas on October 16 1958.
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David E. Glaze
Gulf Oil Corp
Roswell
Gulf
Wickett, Tex
Andrews
Tex
California Minister Will Speak at Church
The Reverend C. B. Hart of Bakersfield California will be guest speaker at the 11 a.m. services of Mt. Gilead Baptist Church. Rev Hart formerly moderated the Jerusalem District Association. Don t fail to hear this inspiring speaker.
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C. B. Hart
Bakersfield
Calif
Mt. Gilead Baptist Church
Hart
Jerusalem District Association
Chicago Noholme 2nd wins Grassland Handicap at Arlington Park
Noholme 2nd captured the $10,000 Grassland Handicap at Arlington Park with a decisive finish, paying $12.40 on the tote. Trainer and jockey details are not provided in the fragment.
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Chicago
Noholme
Arlington Park
City Sees Six Thefts Reported Overnight and Yesterday
The city faced six vehicle thefts with thieves breaking vent windows to steal items from cars. Incidents included two tool boxes valued at 375 dollars from a locked pickup at 610 W Alameda. a tire and wheel worth 30 from a 312 E Alameda St car. sunglasses 40 from Randell Lee Hough taling’s car at Wylie's Lanes. clothing 170 from Mercy Battles’ auto on N Virginia Ave. a 200 camera from C. O. Lambert’s car in Chicago. five bottles of soft drinks valued unknown from Jiffy Food Store after a boy was seen fleeing through a broken window.
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Macco Corporation
Alameda St
Ronney Ray
E. Alameda St
Randell Lee Houghtaling
E. Jefferson St
Wylie’s
Mercy Battles
Dallas
Virginia Ave
C. O. Lambert
Chicago
Ill
Jiffy Food
E. Bland St
102 Degree Readings Mark New Mexico Temperatures
Temperatures climbed across New Mexico with four stations hitting 100 degrees or more. Deming and Roswell topped at 102, Glenwood 101, Farmington 100, while Las Vegas and Clayton reached 83. Raton fell to 50 for the morning low. Albuquerque logged the highest minimum at 71. Rain fell only at Raton and Santa Fe, and today’s forecast calls for partly cloudy north with showers and thunderstorms, and fair south with isolated storms.
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Associated Press
Deming
Roswell
Glenwood
Farmington
Las Vegas
Clayton
Raton
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Trujillo Wins Speaking Honors at Noonday Toastmasters
Tony Trujillo earned best speaker honors while Tony Fraber, a new member, captured the best table topics trophy at the Noonday Toastmasters meeting at the Nickson Hotel. Carl Fisher contended for honors. other distinctions went to Bill LeMay as Toastmaster of the Day and Vinton Stearns as Amateur chairman.
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Tony Trujillo
Tony Fraber
Nickson Hotel
Carl Fisher
Trujillo
Bill LeMay
Vinton Stearns
Dr. Boggs
Ed Alme
Aubrey Owen
Clint Kornegay
Remolo Delpapa
Accident on S Pennsylvania Ave Baffle Drivers
An accident occurred Thursday at 9 04 am in the 100 block of S Pennsylvania Ave involving drivers Jerry Perkins of 2807 N Main St and Robert F Adams of Box 515.
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Pennsylvania Ave
Jerry Perkins
N. Main St
Robert F. Adams
Ave Maria Center Offers Learn to Swim Lessons
Free swimming instruction for boys and girls through the Learn to Swim Program at Ave Maria Center. Registration at the center with parent permission certification required. Classes run at Hondo Pool Monday Wednesday and Friday from 11 to 11 45 a.m. Directors include Derry Moore Bob Dunn Janet Smith and Opal Roudebush.
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Ave Maria Center
Hondo Pool
Derry Moore
Bob Dunn
Janet Smith
Opal Roudebush
Anderson Urges Salt Cedar Study
Sen. Clinton P. Anderson of New Mexico has sent letters to U.S. representatives urging support for 150000 dollars in a bill for research on salt cedars and other water wasting plants. He argues past funding in agriculture research was inadequate and aims to develop cheaper and better eradication methods as the measure advances in the Senate.
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Washington
U. S
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
Anderson
Senate
Markets Trend Quiet As Stocks Edge Up In Thin Trade
New York AP reports a slight market gain as trading slows with about 2.7 million shares changing hands versus 2.88 million on Thursday. The lull in activity underscores a cautious session with modest price movement across major averages.
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New York
Hospital admissions and births in June reported in multiple centers
A list of admissions and discharges from HOSPITALS ENM MEDICAL CENTER ST MARYS MEMORIAL OSTEOPATHIC WALKER AFB notes births on June 22 23 across several names and addresses. Stocks and livestock market data follow with mixed gains and losses on the American Stock Exchange and Kansas City Livestock reports.
Government Reconsiders Border Closing Plan
Washington reports the government suspended plans to close the Mexican border to daily commuters to jobs in Laredo and El Paso. A study is launched on both Mexican and Canadian borders to assess foreign commuting impact on U.S. unemployment. action is delayed pending consultations with affected governments.
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Washington
Laredo
el Paso
Tex
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Mexico
Goldberg
Foreign Ministry
Antonio Carillo Flores
U.S. Immigration Service
Fil Paso
1. S
Wool Market Trends From 1961 to 1962
Courtesy E. F. Hutton & Co tracks wool price levels across contracts from July 1961 through October 1962. Values rise from 114.2 in October 1961 to 123.2 by October 1962, with intermediate March 1962 at 121.3 and July 1962 at 122.3, reflecting a steady upward trajectory.
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E. F. Hutton & Co
Egg Market Chicago Steady Prices Across Grades
AP reports egg prices in Chicago hold steady with Grade A whites at 32.5 cents, mixed 32. factorial, mediums 26, standards 31, dirties 29, checks 28-12, reflecting firm market as buyers face stable cost.
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Chicago
Cotton futures close lower on New York market
In New York the cotton futures finished 15 cents a bale lower across July to October contracts with July at 33.16, October 34.03, December 34.52, March 35.21, May 35.52, and July 35.40 dollars a bale. Middling spot price settled at 34.50.
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Cotton Market New York
Jly
Sinclair Oil Well No. 77 B Turner In Atoka Field
Sinclair Oil & Gas Co completed its No. 77 B Turner well in Eddy County as an Atoka oil discovery. The well flowed 215 barrels of 41.7 gravity oil in 10 hours through a 24 64 inch choke and perforations at 10 919 27 feet. Calculated daily flow 516 barrels. Gas oil ratio 1 894 1. Tubing pressure 1 750 pounds. Location 680 feet from south and west lines of Section 20 17S 3E.
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Sinclair Oil & Gas Co
Turner
Atoka
Eddy County
Three Men Sought After Woman Says She Was Raped
A 22 year old married woman reports she was abducted near Seventh Street and Main, driven to Walker Air Force Base and Bitter Lakes Refuge, where she was raped repeatedly by three unidentified men who wore a gun and threatened her life. Deputies say she described part of her clothing left behind and that officers have been active since Sunday night but had not yet located the suspects.
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Seventh Street
Main Street
Walker Air Force Base
Bitter Lakes
Howard Babcock Jr
Bill Smith
Smith
Roswell
Sagar Funeral Rites Pending
Milton Monroe Sugar, 56, died last night in Memorial Osteopath Hospital. He moved to Roswell from Ohio eight years ago where he dairy farmed and owned M&A Furniture Co until a year ago. Since August 1960 he worked for Roswell City Schools. Survived by wife Betty Lou, one son, three daughters including Debra Kay Sagar, two brothers and seven grandchildren. A Presbyterian, he was a 32nd degree Mason and member of Elks Lodge 969 Roswell and Scottish Rite Valley Chapel Columbus. Funeral arrangements pending at Ballard Chapel with burial at South Park.
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Memorial Osteopath Hospital
Sagar
Roswell
Ohio
M&a Furniture Co
Betty Lou Sagar
Debra Kay Sagar
The
Presbyterian Church
Columbus
Elks Lodge
Greenfield Lodge
Scottish Rite
Valley Chapel
Ballard Chapel
South Park
Street Paving York Accepted by City
The city accepted 13 miles of paving by Armstrong and Armstrong Construction Co after inspection by city council, City Manager C. M. Woodbury, and the contractor. The paving cost property owners 473,943 dollars. A new paving program starts in August with bids for another 13 miles in the 1961 plan. A protest hearing is set for July 11 on streets included, with an estimated cost of 611,000 dollars.
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Armstrong and Armstrong Construction Co
C. M. Woodbury
Woodbury
Independent Oil Producers Seek End to Maritime Strike
Robert J. Leonard of Roswell, head of the Independent Producers and Royalty Owners Assn, telegraphs the Labor Secretary urging settlement of the maritime strike. He warns of sharp declines in oil purchasing and production in New Mexico and potential loss of royalty and tax income, urging action or cooling off provisions of Taft Hartley Law.
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Robert J. Leonard
Roswell
Independent Producers and Royalty Owners Assn
Washington
New Mexico
Justice Frankfurter stays effect of Communist party ruling
Washington AP Justice Frankfurter granted a stay delaying the Supreme Court June 5 ruling that the Communist party must register as a tool of Moscow. The stay awaits reconsideration petition and applies until the justices act, likely keeping the ruling ineffective until at least Oct 9. New York AP shipowners accept 60 day truce plan in national maritime strike. unions did not immediately decide. A three member committee will work toward a settlement as federal mediators meet with union reps. Jerusalem AP Eichmann claims he saved 20000 Jews by diverting them to Lodz ghetto amid Nazi extermination charges. Eichmann says the Lodz diversion was the first and only chance to make such a decision. Washington AP Adlai Stevenson reports worsening economic conditions in South America after an 18 day tour to 10 capitals. discontent has grown since last year.
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Moscow
High Court
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New York
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Jerusalem
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Lodz
Poland
Gestapo
Israel
U.N
Adlai Stevenson
Kennedy
South America
Stevenson
Adams Says He Didn't Know About Cash Gifts
In Washington AP reports Santa Fe contractor Jack Adams testified before a House subcommittee investigating federal aid highway programs. He denied giving money or gifts to New Mexico State Highway Department employees and said any payments were made without his knowledge. He recalled hiring many workers and managing vast funds, making small details hard to track. He acknowledged a $400 cash payment to a state engineer but disputed other related cash transfers.
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Washington (Ap
Jack Adams
Santa Fe
N. M
New Mexico
Adams
House
Lloyd Buchwald
Ruidoso
Carlsbad
Buchwald
Adams Co
Portales
Lawrence Heathcock
Heathcock
Alaska Highway Department
Arthur J. Gilbert
Gilbert
Ermon L. Vick
Vick
Lordsburg
Foutz & Bursum Construction Co
Farmington, N. M
Robert Chavez
Albuquerque
New Mexico Highway Department
Louis Lumpkins
Foutz & Bursum
Chavez
Daniels Construction Co
D. D. Skousen Inc
Skousen & Hise
Joseph C. Foutz
Foutz & Busum
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