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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1956
Page
2
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At a Moscow party Khrushchev and Twining discuss missile competition noting both powers lead in fields at times. Zhukov praises Eisenhower while Bulganin toasts Eden and thanks the U.S. for World War II aid, then shakes American officers' hands.
Republicans push a 500 million dollar Air Force funding increase with Senator Bridges arguing for a smaller raise. Wilson’s disputed quote about phony funding stirred senatorial resentments while Chavez Sparkman and Jackson weigh impact on three year defense plans. Generals Twining and Le May warned Soviet air power could surpass U S strength by 1959 60 without growth.
Michael Arlen, 61, popular author of the 1920s famed for The Green Hat, died Saturday in New York.
In Las Vegas New Mexico 16 year old Felicita Martinez is charged with first degree murder in the death of Alfredo Gallegos on January 19. District Judge Luis Armijo ordered filing the information treating the girl as an adult due to concerns about rehabilitation. No trial date set.
President Eisenhower is described as elated after doctors removed the last of his surgical stitches eight days after emergency operation for partial blockage of the small intestine. He walked 80 feet to his wife’s suite and told reporters he feels much better. Doctors plan to discharge him Friday or Saturday.
An Englishman refers to the glove compartment as a cubby locker highlighting regional terminology. The term reflects local usage for a small storage space in a car.
Artesia area resident J L Smith reported a burglary at his home two miles north of Artesia. Items stolen included an almost new guitar a brown billfold containing 35 dollars and three shirts. Deputy Sheriff Jesse Sosa investigated the Friday morning theft.
Two supervisors in the Artesia summer recreation program, Carl Buckner and Bill Brown, resigned after criticism of baseball umpiring. Recreation coordinator Leonard Witcher said replacements are being sought and hopes to fill the posts by week’s start.
Richard N Galloway 39 formerly with the Roswell U S Weather Bureau died suddenly at a Weather Bureau office in Burwood Louisiana during a tour of stations. He had been transferred to the Area Weather Bureau on June 1 this year. He is survived by his widow Cordie Fuqua Galloway two sons Richard Neil and Oliver Rogers in the U S Navy two daughters Mrs Robinson and Bave Galloway of Los Angeles California two sisters Mrs Ruth Anthony and Mrs C G of Los Angeles.
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