Pope Warns War Threatens Civilization End
Pope Paul VI warned that war using modern science could end civilization. He urged leaders to act while time remains and said the birth control study commission should continue its work to completion. He cited Vietnam, Santo Domingo, Congo, and Algiers as trouble spots and urged nonviolence in pursuit of peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Levin
Vatican City
Paul VI
Giovanni Battista
John Baptist) Montini
Congo
Algiers
Paul
Strike Affects Grocery Supplies In Philadelphia
Four largest Philadelphia grocery chains reported today that the strike disrupted most supplies. Retailers warned of limited stock and potential price changes as union workers picketed local warehouses and distribution centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Jets Hit Reds Above Hanoi Line
U S jet bombers struck north of the Hanoi line to hit a North Vietnamese am munition depot and army barracks with 45 tons of bombs and rockets. Accompanying raids targeted Ban Nuoc Chieu depot and Son La installations as 46 planes joined skywar against Hanoi.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
Hanoi
Son la
Ban Nuoe Chieu
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
France
Paris
Ban Nuoc Chieu
North Viet Nam
Vinh
Midway
Vinh Son
U. S. Navy
Air Force
Rep Tom Morris Improves After Hospital Stay
Washington AP Rep Tom Morris D NM is in improved condition at Bethesda Naval Medical Center and expected to leave this weekend Aides say he was admitted Tuesday with a rapid heartbeat but has no underlying heart disease or heart damage and should moderate activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington (Ap
Tom Morris
D-N.m
Bethesda Naval Medical Center
Conservation award goes to rancher Shorty Daniels
Local rancher JS Shorty Daniels was named outstanding farmer rancher in conservation by the Macho Soil and Water Conservation District. He received a plaque from Bill Gregg and was nominated by the SCS for exceptional erosion control measures on his 16,359 acre ranch north of Roswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shorty
Daniels
Macho Soil and Water Conservation District
Goodyear Co
Bill Gregg
Roswell
Soil Conservation Service
SCS
Daniels’ Ranch
J. S. “Shorty” Daniels
Goodyear
Wyatt
Ten Vehicle Collision Near Lordsburg Kills Officer Praytor
A dust storm on U S 80 nine miles west of Lordsburg caused a chain of crashes involving ten eastbound vehicles. Bernard P. Praytor, 37, a Texas state policeman, was killed. no others injured. Additional fatal injuries occurred in Albuquerque and Cuba areas from separate crashes. The wrecks involved drivers from Dallas to Columbus and Las Cruces, with a tractor trailer overturning after striking Praytor.
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Lordsburg
Iap
Cuba
Mary E. Peters
Dallas
Tex
Eldon Ray Jones
Mira Loma
Calif
Jones
Clayton Woods
Las Cruces
Marjorie Lane Ryan
Fort Collins
Colo
Praytor
Prescott Colquitt
Anthony
Chauncey
J Rossette
Columbus
Ohio
Beverly Boslaugh
Little Falls
Minn
Richard K. Boslaugh
Billy Wildbur
Nashville
Ark
Roswell Viewer to Appear on NBC Game Show I’ll Bet
A KSWS-TV viewing area resident will be represented on NBC’s I'll Bet hosted by Jack Narz. The game show airs Friday at 10:30 a.m. locally as part of NBC’s morning lineup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ksws-Tv
NBC
Jack Narz
J. S. Tinkle
Sonotone
Elmsford
New York
Tinkle
Roswell
South Main
Highland Shopping Center
Former Cook Seeks Reinstatement At Pecos Valley Lodge
Ruby Keller, once a cook at the Pecos Valley Lodge in Roswell, seeks her job back after a month of firing for alleged insubordination. The New Mexico Personnel Board found the dismissal unjust, noting her long service. The Alcoholism Commission will review her request at its next Albuquerque meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruby Keller
Pecos Valley Lodge
Roswell
Keller
New Mexico State Personnel Board
New Mexico Commission On
State Personnel Board
Commission
Albuquerque Briefs Spark Federal Seizure Case and Reapportionment
A federal judge weighs returning items seized by the FBI from Wayne Westfall in the March 31 Albuquerque bank robbery. Debates on New Mexico Senate reapportionment continue as Atty. Gen. Witt argues the weighted voting plan before a three judge panel in Albuquerque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Albuquerque
el Paso
Tex
FBI
Wayne L. Westfall
Westfall
Santa FE
New Mexico
Senate
Boston Witt
Witt
Asst
George Schmitt
Legisature
Bernalillo County
Oliver Seth
Tenth Circuit
H. Vearle Payne
O. Hatfield Chilson
Colorado
Teen-Agers Help Prevent Flood Woes In Kansas
Volunteers including many teens use heavy equipment to keep flood waters from Arkansas River valley in Great Bend and surrounding areas. Losses nearing 22 million, with 350000 acres of farmland flooded across 10 counties and state disaster area declared by President Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Bend, Kan
Kansas
Arkansas River
Johnson
U.S. 56
Great Bend
Colorado
Agricultural Soil Conservation Service
Topeka
Viet Nam Breaks Diplomatic Ties With France
South Viet Nam declares severed relations with France accusing the De Gaulle government of aiding enemies. Foreign Minister Tran Van Do says France pretends to be a friend and all future matters will be handled by French consulates. Paris replies that it doubts further government comment will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malcolm W. Browne
Saigon
South Viet Nam
France
Tran van Do
de Gaulle
Paris
Hospital admissions and births at local centers
Lists of admits and discharges from St. Mary's and ENM Medical Center on June 22 23 include Woodrow Cox Mercedez Juanez Maggie Hale Remedios Villa Jo Ellen Bevers Mike Kisel and others Discharges cover Joe Chambers Karen Vandiver Edward Bodnar and more Births on June 23 at Albert Schear Claudio Prudencio Larry Silva with two newborn daughters and sons at local addresses. A2.C. at Walker AFB reports John Campion 6th AEMS a son.
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Mercedez Juanez
Edward Bodnar
Ernest Evans
Grace Winningham
L. T. Wagner
Robert B. Smith
ENM Medical Center
William Barnard
W. Bland
Dorothy Erickson
Fulkerson
Ora Schradle
Mullis
Albert Schear
E. 17Th
Claudio Prudencio
Picacho
Larry Silva
E. Reed
Memorial Osteopathic
Lorenzo Baca
E. Hendricks
Juanita Moran
Edmond Myrick
Belva Berger
Walker Air Force Base
John Campion
6Th
AEMS
Markets Sell-Off Closes Week With Major Downtick
The New York stock market posted one of its worst losses of the year as selling intensified near the close. Xerox fell over five points while General Electric IBM and New York Central slipped about two points or more. Telecoms and industrials including Du Pont General Motors Chrysler and Sears also dropped with volume around 5.9 million shares.
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New York
Xerox
Eastern Air Lines
General Electric
New York Central
IBM
U.S. Smelting
Sears, Roebuck
du Pont
Kennecott
U.S
Viet Nam
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
Bristol-Myers
Motorola
Armstrong Cork
Edison Brothers Stores
American Airlines
Standard Oil of Indiana
Southern Railway
International
Junta Asks Peace Plan Changes
The Dominican junta and rebels offered major and minor changes to the OAS peace plan. Both sides agree only on holding elections in six to nine months, with the junta seeking possible postponement. The junta would lead a provisional government and bar Communists, while rebels push for civilian custody of arms and broader democratic assurances.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Organization of American States
OAS
Junta
Roadway Collisions Record Two Separate Wrecks
At 7:58 a.m. on Wednesday in the third and Kentucky area drivers Basil Lassiter of 807 North Richardson and Betty L Obel of 612 Hickory were involved in a collision. At 2:15 p.m. in the 600 block North Sea two drivers John W Minton of 2 Park Road and Wayland William Waudby of 2907 Largo were involved in another accident.
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Kentucky
Basil Lassiter
N. Richardson
Betty L. Obel
Hickory
Block
North Sea
John W. Minton
Park Road
Wayland
William Waudby
Largo
Mansfield family asked to move from motel
Actress Jayne Mansfield her husband and four children with seven dogs must relocate from a Paugus Bay motel in Laconia New Hampshire. Owner Philip Roux notes seven dogs are too many while Mansfield continues rehearsals for a summer theater role.
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Laconia
N.H
Jayne Mansfield
Philip Roux
Paugus Bay
Egg Market Chicago Prices Hold Steady or Dip
Chicago eggs moved little with whites at 31 cents per dozen for grade A and similar for other grades. Prices show limited variation across grades with most not quoted for dirties while checks and other standards appear unchanged.
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Chicago
Denver Livestock Market Report Prices
USDA market notes from Denver show hogs 50-75 lower for barrows and gilts with sow prices down 50. U.S. 1-2 190-225 lb pigs at 24.75-25.25. Cattle and calves: 1,700 cattle at auction, slaughter steers steady with high choice and prime 1,245 lb at 27.70, other weights 26.75-27.55 and 25.50-26.50 for good to high good. Sheep and calves by private treaty. lambs 85-95 lb 26.00-26.50, feeder lambs 25.00-25.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Livestock
Denver
USDA
U.S
Chicago Live Cattle Prices and Volumes Report
Chicago live cattle data from E. F. Hutton shows August October December February and March bids with high, low, and closing prices. Trading volumes appear for each contract period with a final note for February and a small volume for the next month.
U S Seeks Early Date to Reopen Disarmament Talks
The United States asked the Soviet Union for the earliest possible date to restart 17 nation disarmament talks in Geneva. The talks aim to expand the nuclear test ban and halt the spread of nuclear weapons. Officials say progress is unlikely soon as U S Soviet relations are seen as paralyzed by the Vietnam War.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Geneva
Administration
U.S
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Santo Domin
Hanoi Line
Wildcat
Teamsters Local 107
Blayney J. Barton
Acme Markets
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Food Fair
Atlantic and Pacific
Penn Fruit
Teamsters
James Hoffa
Hoffa
Local 107
James Tate
Leo Weinrott
Weinrott
International Union
James H.J. Tate
Tate
Lodge
Albuquerque— Dist
Robert W. Reidy
New Mexico Broadcasting Co
Charles F. Steineger Jr
Steineger
Kggm Radio and Television
Kvsf Radio
New Mexico Broadcasting
Gilmore Broadcasting Co
Kalamazoo, Mich
State Highway Department
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
Deming
Portland Cement Association
T.B. White
Af&am
Donald E. Hickson, Ww.m
Lawrence Scott
ST. Mary's
Woodrow W. Cox
Artesia
Claude White
Richard Conner
Michael Bargar
Elva Hogsett
Nickel
American Smelting
International Telephone
Comonwealth Edison
Jones & Laughlin
Avon Products
Alcoa
Rayette
Reynolds Metals
General Dynamics
American Stock Exchange
U.S. Treasury
Baha’‘u'llah
Harvard Dr
Amerada
Phill Pet
Am Airtin
Can
Reich
Reyn
el & Mus
Sperry
Cal
Dynamo Studebaker
Gen Elec
Sunray OX —S
Gen Motors
Swift
Tenn Gas
Gulf Oj
Texaco
Transwa
Marath
US Steel
Mont Ward
Wn Bancorp
Nor N Gas
Int
Oil & Gas
Mt St
T&t
E. F. Hutton & Co
DOW Jones
Home Office
Highland Shopping
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