Nixon Urges Tough Acts to Prevent War at GOP Meeting
Former Vice President Richard Nixon told a Minneapolis Young Republican gathering that the United States must risk war to avoid war and criticized timid talk. He praised Dulles and Eisenhower, warned against Red China in the UN, and backed unity among Republicans while noting Goldwater supporters in 1964 convention discussions. Nixon also commented on Kennedy Khrushchev talks and urged decisive action to deter Soviet expansion.
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Minneapolis
Minn
America
Richard M. Nixon
Khrushchev
Nixon
Young Republican National Federation
John Fos
Ter Dulles
Dulles
Eisenhower
United Nations
United States
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
China
Len Nadasdy
Robert Hughes
Greenwood
Ind
Nadasdy
Labor Relations Department
General Mills
Hughes
Indiana
Goldwater
Kennedy
Vienna
Berlin
Sagar Funeral Slated Monday At Local Chapel
Milton M. Sagar aged 58 of 628 East Cherry Street will have funeral services Monday at 2 p.m. at Ballard Chapel with Rev. Lawrence Menefee of the First Methodist Church officiating. Trinity Methodist Choir will provide music with organist Mrs. Lloyd Morton. Burial follows at South Park Cemetery with casketbearers Karl Mathews Charles Green Bruce Prager H G Zike R R Alguire and C H Lott. Roswell Lodge 18 will conduct Graveside Masonic services at the cemetery and lodge officers and members should meet at the Masonic Temple at 1:30. The body will lie in state at Ballard Funeral Home from Sunday afternoon until the service.
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Milton M. Sagar
R. R. Alguire
C. H. Lott
South Park Cemetery
Roswell Lodge
Masonic Temple
Mr. Sagar
Ballard Funeral
Nunez Funeral Service Slated Monday Morning
Funeral services for Guillermo Nunez age 84 of 1413 S Sherman St will be held at St Johns Catholic Church a requiem mass to be celebrated by Rev Father Ronnin Ejinhaus OFM at 9 a.m. Monday The body was taken to the home of his daughter Aurelia Martinez 1509 N Mich Ave where Rosary Devotional services will be conducted at 7 30 p.m. Funeral arrangements are under Ballard Funeral Home supervision.
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Guillermo Nunez
S. Sherman St
St. Johns Catholic Church
Ronnin Ejinhaus
OFM
Nunez
Aurelia Martinez
N. Mich Ave
South Park Cemetery
Fred Nunez
Robert Shanks Jr
Mike Sanchez
Clifford Lara
Raymond Lara
Benny Martinez
The
Ballard Funeral Home
Odessa Rites Set For Ruidoso Man
Funeral services are planned in Odessa Texas for Walter Weems who died Friday while traveling from Ruidoso to Odessa. He was born August 16 1903 in Kacy Arkansas and had owned a motel in Ruidoso Downs. He is survived by two daughters of Odessa. Burial will be at Sunset Memory Garden with Mason Funeral Home arranging.
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Odessa
Texas
Walter Weems
Ruidoso
Weems
Kacy
Ark
Ruidoso Downs
Cora Margaret Weems
Sunset Memory Garden
Mason Funeral Home
Church gutted at Taos Our Lady of Guadalupe after fire
A fire destroyed most of Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church in Taos on Saturday, leaving only the adobe walls standing of the 50 year old building.
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Taos
Our Lady of Guadalupe
Cullins Infant's Last Rites Stated
Graveside funeral services will be held Monday at 10 a.m. for Jim Bob Cullins infant son of Mr and Mrs Clayton Cullins. The baby died Saturday in a local hospital. The Rev Clyde Spain will officiate. Survivors include the parents one sister Bonnie Lynn and paternal grandparents Luther Cullins Sr all of Roswell. Burial will be in South Park Cemetery with Mason Funeral Home in charge of the arrangements.
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Jim Bob Cullins
Clayton Cullins
Clyde Spain
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Bonnie Lynn
Luther Cullins
Roswell
South Park Cemetery
Mason Funeral Home
Accidents Reported Along City Streets With Multiple Drivers
Several incidents listed with times and addresses: Orville K. Stevens at 300 block N Virginia hit a parked Mary Allison vehicle on route two box 24 E. Martha Sue Burk at 100 block E Second Street and William Lee Andrews Jr at 1100 E Second St. Richard H. Calvert at 1300 block N Union Ave struck a Holsum Baking Co parked truck.
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Virginia Avenue
Orville K. Stevens
Delaware Ave
Mary Allison
Second Street
Martha Sue Burk
Second St
William Lee Andrews Jr
Kentucky Ave
Union Ave
Richard H. Calvert
Sixth St
Holsum Baking Co
Old Man Survives Five Days Lost in Adirondack Woods
Jay Kendall, 79, a retired Averill Park milk company worker, wandered through forests and swamps for five days before stumbling upon an unoccupied camp. He drank brook water, rationed Life Savers, ate a raw toad, and even charmed a bear with trout. A physician credited hydration for his survival.
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Schroon Lake
N. Y
Adirondack Mountains
Jay Kendall
Kendall
Averill Park
Albany
Construction Firms Move Into New Office Building
Pecos Construction Co and Stanley H. Mathis realtor relocate to 1210 N Main St in a newly completed building. A one unit apartment project behind the offices will start this week with completion planned for September. Units include air conditioning carpeted floors and built in kitchens.
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Pecos Construction Co
Stanley H. Mathis
N. Main St
North Richardson
North Main
Oldest Bowen Confirmed by Western New York Bishop
In Randolph at Grace Church, the Rt. Rev. Lauriston L. Scaife, Episcopal bishop of Western New York, confirmed 92 year old George Leslie Bowen, the oldest person the bishop has ever confirmed.
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Randolph
N.Y
Lauriston L. Scaife
New York
George Leslie Bowen
Grace Church
Bowen
I Scaife
Burned Cable Knocks Power Out in State
A burned main Santa Fe Street cable at El Paso Electric caused an explosion and 66 000 volt transformer fire plunging El Paso and much of southern New Mexico into darkness. Power dropped in Alamogordo Ruidoso Cloudcroft Tularosa Holloman AFB White Sands Truth or Consequences Deming for about 10 minutes. Tel ephone lines and emergency power faltered with hospitals switching to backups and Juarez Mexico retaining power.
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EL Paso
Tex
New Mexico
Santa Fe
el Paso Electric Co
el Paso Fire Department
Alamogordo
Ruidoso
Cloudcroft
Tularosa
Holloman Air Force Base
White Sands Missile Range
Las Cruces
N.M
Juarez
Mexico
New Mexico Highway Probe Snarls Adams and Officials
At a Blatnik committee session in Santa Fe contractor Jack Adams denied paying state employees while former aides and five suspended highway staff faced questions about kickbacks and tractor rental schemes. Chief engineer White announced a special NM Highway Commission meeting to consider action, amid conflict of interest concerns raised by Commissioners Sudderth and Leonard.
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Jack Adams
Santa Fe
New Mexico Highway Department
Adams
William C. Cramer
Dfla
Lordsburg
T. B. White
New Mexico Highway Commission
White
Blatnik Committee
Commission
Highway Department
Robert Chavez
Chavez
Blatnik
Cramer
New Mexico
John Sudderth
Harold E. Leonard
Twenty three fined for cafe party near Roswell
Twenty three persons including 19 Walker Air Force Base personnel and four women were fined $20 each for disorderly conduct after a raid at the Puss and Boots Cafe south of Roswell on June 18. Deputies found 17 cases of beer and some liquor as officers cited them to the District Attorney.
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Walker Air Force Base
Roswell
Artesia Highway
District Attorney's Office
President Kennedy Moves To Halt Maritime Strike
President Kennedy considers invoking Taft-Hartley to end the nine day maritime strike. Labor Secretary Goldberg surveys effects for an 80 day injunction, with Justice Department action possible after a White House panel reports. Hawaii appeals for fast resolution as Gov Quinn and Senators Fong and Long press for quick end.
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Washington
Kennedy
Arthur J. Goldberg
Taft-Harley
Goldberg
White House
Congress
William E. Simkin
Federal Mediation Service
New York
U.S
Hawaiian Islands
William F. Quinn
Hiram Fong
Oren E. Long
Robert F. Kennedy
Justice Department
Cuban Prisoners From Cuba To Be Paroled In U S
An immigration service officer said the committee of 10 prisoners who arrived from Cuba will be paroled in the United States for an indefinite period. They will remain under jurisdiction for their personal safety as they explain Castro’s position in the tractors for prisoners affair to the American public. Castro rejected the committee’s latest offer and stood by his demand for 500 bulldozers. Authorities noted no barrier to admission, but their destination is unclear. The group’s arrival followed Castro’s rejection of the tractors-for-freedom proposal and the disbanding of the committee.
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Key West
Fla
Immigration Service
Cuba
United States
Louis T. Gidel
U.S. Immigration Service
Fidel Castro
Arenal
Castro
Tractors For Freedom Committee
Miami
J. M. Swing
Washington
Justice Department of
White House
State Department
Joseph W. Reap
Reap
U. S
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Miss Walker Contest Sees Withdrawals and Final Night
Sherry Smith of the 6th Armament and Electronics Squadron withdrew from the Miss Walker 1961 Beauty Contest in favor of matrimony. Mrs Clark remained among the top three as nine contestants compete for the title, with the queen to be named on the festival's final night July 2.
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Sherry Smith
Armament and Electronics Squadron
Clark
Sherry
Kyoto towed mobile rest room bears foreigners only sign
Kyoto officials order a mobile restroom to tour the streets to appeal to foreign tourists. The unit displays a sign reading foreigners only as it moves through central areas of the city.
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Kyoto
Japan
Farm Bureau to Meet Labor Official Over Wage Directive
New Mexico Farm and Livestock Bureau members will meet in Washington Tuesday with J. R. Holleman assistant secretary of labor to discuss a wage directive aimed at raising Mexican laborers' earnings on New Mexico farms. The bureau plans to protest the directive.
Hospital Births and Admitted List From Local Ward Notes
Admission and discharge blurbs list names and addresses for patients admitted June 23 24 across multiple households plus births on June 23 including Walter W Clark and Clayton Cullins. Additional births, discharges, and local residents’ references appear alongside street addresses and family names.
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Joe Rodreguez
E. Jefferson
Fred E. Rapp
Box 295
B. D. Smith
Osler C. Hutson
Delicado
Berrenda Aranda
Willie Messer and Son
Virgil Haley
Delbert Nelson and Son
Cathy Marie Post
C. M. Francis
William Cehnoweth
W. H. Keeth
Clayton R. Miller
Lloyd Tatum
F. Henerson
Carlos B. Greer
Walter W. Clarkson
East
Clayton Cullins
Dexter Woman Etta Essary Dies After Short Illness
Funeral services for Mrs. Etta Essary of Dexter are pending with Ballard Funeral Home. A Cha ves County resident for 43 years, she died Saturday in a local hospital after a short illness. Born March 30, 1896 in Texas, she is survived by husband Andrew of Dexter, five sons John Lee Hillary Charles all of Dexter and Grady of Seattle, a daughter Elizabeth Sparkman of Dexter, a step daughter, and a brother and two sisters.
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Etta Essary
Dexter
Ballard Funeral Home
Essary
Chaves County
Texas
Andrew Essary
John
Lee
Hillary
Charles
Grady
Seattle
Wash
Elizabeth Sparkman
Witnesses Hold Circuit Meeting Here
The second day of the Jehovah's Witnesses circuit convention drew 650 attendees from 17 New Mexico Circuit No. 1 congregations. Arthur L. Borchardt spoke on dedication and baptism, noting baptism as an outward pledge and the ordination link to ministers. Immersions occurred at the local Kingdom Hall after the North Junior High School service.
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Jehovah’s Witnesses
Roswell
Frank Q. Cross
New Mexico Circuit No
Arthur L. Borchardt
Jehovah
Watchtower Bible & Tract Society
Borchardt
North Junior High School
Washing Iton Ave
Peace Corps Training Faculty At Texas Western College
A distinguished panel of specialists from multiple fields will train Peace Corps volunteers at Texas Western College starting December 28. The faculty includes Dr Clyde E Kelsey Jr psychologist and project coordinator, Dr W H Timmons history coordinator, Dr James Christensen on African studies, Dr William Welmers on languages, Dr Margaret Bates on Tanganyikan customs, Dr Robert Iverson American studies, Dr D Harlan on international affairs, Russell Brinker civil engineering coordinator, W S Strain geology head, Dr LeRoy Seils physical training director, and Jimmy Walker assisting as coach.
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Texas Western College
Clyde E. Kelsey Jr
TWC
Kelsey
W. H. Timmons
Wayne State University
Detroit
Mich
James Christensen
Tanganyika
National Science Foundation
Christensen
Utah
William Welmers
University of California At Los Angeles
Exotic Languages Institute
University of Texas
Welmers
Russell Brinker
Texas Western
W. S. Strain
LeRoy Seils
Dept. of Health, Physical Education
Jimmy Walker
Pizzarama Pops Up at Clifton Springs Baptist Church
The Baptist Church in Clifton Springs New York launches a Pizzarama supper style event with in church pizza service and phone orders for village delivery.
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Clifton Springs
N.Y
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Pearce
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Ruidoso Man
Cullins
Joyce E. Mitchell
Mary di Napoli
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Howard Babcock
Mitchell
Penders
Norman Walker
Miss Walker
Mrs. Jitie
C. R. Miller
N. Washington
H. W. McKenna
Delaware
Warren Anderson
Margaret Welch
East 1St
Jesus Sanchez
Cecilia Franco
1610 S. Richardson
Larry Olsson
Hagerman
Sharon Shinnall
Clorinda Chavez
van Sedillo
ST. Mary’s
Sandra McGuire
Ruby Arnold
el Dora Drive
Alice Thomas
S. Virginia
Catherine Crowder
S. Hahn
Patricia Wells
Orchard Park
Stinson Martin
Dunlap
George Neff
Kansas
John Levins
Hervey
Paul Heiser
Langley Place
Walker Afb
John Maloof Sr
Ohio
Angel Matamoras
Lon Washan
Gilbert Saloda
Elmer Ham
Elmer Payton
H. F. Robbins
Grace Schrimsher
Steven Staeden
Gary Green
Fred Stroade
Onus Daugherty
Henry VandenBout
N. Kansas
Pizzarama
P.O. Box
CAMIP
Cergnimo
Ruidoso, New Mexico
Mescalero Indian Reservation
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