U S Guards Southern Flank Against Red Bomber Menace
The United States maintains extensive air sear reconnaissance along Pacific and Caribbean zones to watch for Soviet made bombers. Uranium bomber range like the TU4 could enable clandestine attacks from hidden bases in Central America as Russia seeks a Western Hemisphere foothold.
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Washington
United States
Pacific
Caribbean
Central America
Pojlar
Eurasia
Guatemala
Russia
Panama
U. S
Mexican
Mexico
Kamchatka Peninsula
TA4
Latin America
Meeting Sought on Central American Crisis and Guatemala
Washington reports 10 of 21 American republics urged an emergency foreign ministers meeting for July 7 likely in Rio de Janeiro to curb the Communist threat in Guatemala. The plan, needing OAS Council approval, follows intensified rebel bombings and Guatemala's rejection of outside intervention.
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Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Guatemala
Council of the Organization O American States
United States
Jacobo Arben
Securit Council of the United Nations
Russia
U. States
Inter-American
OAS
Ope
Chocano
Unite States
OAS Councilio de Janeiro
Freak seiche hits Chicago lakefront fishermen and beaches
A massive seiche swept Chicago piers and beaches along a 25 mile stretch from the South Side to Wilmette, washing more than twenty fishermen into the lake and drowning at least three. Lifeguards warned shoregoers as waves rose at Montrose and North Ave. piers, with earlier similar waves reported at Michigan City and Waukegan.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
Wilmette
Jack Cina
Montrose Harbor
North Ave
Montrose
Park
64Th St
Rogers Park
Far Eorth
Michigan City
Ind
Waukegan
Time Is Near for Safety Stickers
Capt. I. R. Funk of New Mexico Police warned motorists that new safety stickers will soon be required for all vehicles with a No 6 sticker defined as 1945 model or older, including trailers and motorcycles. The deadline is July 1.
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I. R. Funk
New Mexico
State Poised to Cool Off After Heat Wave
The Associated Press reports increased showers and cooler temperatures expected statewide this weekend easing a recent heat spell. Rain varied across locales yesterday with Grants at .48 inch, Glenwood .30, Santa Fe .20, and Albuquerque only a trace. Highs reached 98 in Farmington and Socorro, while lows dipped to 53 at Otto and Las Vegas.
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Associated Press
Grants
Glenwood
C. Columbus
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Farmington
Socorro
Mercury
Otto
Las Vegas
Local Weather Summary From Yesterday And Forecast
Temperatures ranged from a high of 92 and a low of 68 yesterday with readings at 2 AM 2.00 5 AM 0.70 8 AM 0.79 11 AM 0.86 and later 11 PM 0.77. Precipitation none in 24 hours ending 11 PM yesterday. month to date 0.03, year to date 3. Normal high 93 low 64. Sunrise 4 51, sunset 7 12, day length 14.5 hours. Forecast calls for clouds with scattered showers and little temperature change. today high 95, tonight low 65.
Churchill urges US Britain stay pals for peaceful co existence
Washington AP Prime Minister Churchill told congressional leaders the United States and Britain as military partners must stay strong and vigilant to permit peaceful co existence with Russia. He spoke at a White House luncheon in Eisenhower's honor. Eisenhower Dulles pressed Churchill to act quickly with free nations to counter peacetime threats in Southeast Asia.
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Washington
Churchill
United States
Britain
Russia
ae @ilu house
Jeancis Wile Jjulicu
White House
Eisenhower
Dulles
Australia
Southeast Asia
Anthony Eden
U. S
Department
Eden
Brittain
McNally-Hall Wins Low Bid for Two-Ton Truck Chassis
McNally-Hall Motor Co. at 512 N Main St. was the low bidder on two-ton truck chassis and cabin bids at a county special meeting. The Chevrolet agency bid $1,953.77 for a heavy duty engine chassis. Other bidders included McDonald Motors, Reliable Pontiac and General Motors Sales, and Roswell Auto Co.
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McNally-Hall Motor Co
N. ‘Main St
Chevrolet
McDonald Motors, Inc
N. Richardson Ave
Reliable
Pontiac and
General Motors Corp
E. Fourt St
Roswell Auto Co
Ford
Second &T
Loan Aid to County Ranchers Sought by ASC Drought Group
The Chaves County ASC Drought Emergency Committee urges immediate long term government loans for ranchers hit by prolonged drought. Chairman O F Crawford disclosed the draft recommendations, with copies sent to state representatives Mitchell and Waller, state senator Cusack, and to Ezra Taft Benson. Telegrams were sent to Senators Chaves and Anderson and Representative Dempsey.
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Chaves County
ASC
O. F. Crawford
E. W. Mitchell
Charlie Waller
J. P
Jack Cusack
Chavés County
Cattle Growers oppose New Mexico land grab near Ft Bliss
The New Mexico Cattle Growers Association urged hearings on a proposed federal land purchase of 647 000 acres in southern New Mexico for rocket ranges near Ft Bliss Texas. About 300 cattlemen attended the two day meeting in Truth or Consequences.
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The
New Mexico Cattle Growers Assn
New Mexico
Ft. Bliss
Tex
Otero County
House
Senate
Sherwood Culberson
Lordsburg
Johnny Walker
New Mexico Oil and Gas Assn
Fred Moxey
Clovis
Roswell Sertoma Club Wins National Honor at Convention
The Roswell Sertoma Club earned third place as Club of the Year at the Sertoma International convention in Asheville North Carolina. Delegates Burton Brown J L Williams and Bill McCombs attended from Roswell. The club highlighted projects include the Under Privileged Children's Fund Boy Scout and Girl Scout sponsorships a $600 NMMI scholarship fund Golden Gloves sponsorships and park operations.
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Roswell Sertoma Club
Asheville
N. C
Burton Brown
Roswell Sertoma
J. L. Williams
Bill McCombs
Sertoma
NMMI
Golden Gloves
Prank or arson suspected at Artesia home
Vernon Bryans, Artesia Advocate general manager, reports a paper sack filled with combustible material placed between his door and screen last night. The sack burned out before a major blaze could start, leaving scorched paint on the doors. Investigators from police and sheriff's deputies continue the probe.
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Artesia
Vernon Bryans
Bryan
The
Artesia Advocate
Sheriff's Deputies
City County Jail Pact Outlined in Minutes
City and county officials outlined a joint use agreement for the county jail. City prisoners would cost $1.50 daily to the county, with monthly statements for care and feeding after each month’s end. The city will furnish medical care and cover damage from city prisoners, with a 30 day termination notice.
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County Commissioners
Nickson Hotel
Jone
County
En Een St OO Bece
Tiny Tot Of 1954 Contest Slated At Yucca Theater
The Tiny Tot of 1954 for Roswell will be chosen in a 8:30 p.m. contest at Yucca Theater. Glen Prager leads arrangements for this first local Tiny Tot contest with 20 contestants aged one to six vying for the 1954 title and loving cups as prizes.
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Roswell
Yucca Theater
Glenn Prager
Prager
Divorce Complaints Filed in District Court
Divorce complaints include Morrice Hughes versus Martin Hughes filed Friday and Mary T. Chavis versus Roger Chavis filed Thursday. A final decree concerns Joe Duran versus Angie Barbara Duran issued Thursday.
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Morrice Hughes
Martin Hughes
Mary T. Chavis
Roger Chavis
Joe Duran
Angie Barbara Duran
World Crisis Fears Darken Geneva Aftermath in Washington
AP News Analysis by William L. Ryan notes heavy gloom in Washington over the Geneva conference aftermath. He compares the mood to Munich 1938 and warns Vietnam could echo Sudetenland in a spreading crisis of Allied leadership and a divided, cautious U.S. stance.
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William L. Ryan
Asia
Africa
Europe
Washington
Ryan
Munich
Adolf Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Sudetenland
Indo
Soviet Union
Stalin
Kremlin
Moscow
West
U.S
United States
Austria
Germany
Chapel dedication for Poor Clare nuns at 19th and Railroad
The Poor Clare nuns of Roswell will dedicate a new chapel and buildings at 19th Street west of the railroad today at 10 a.m. Archbishop Edwin V. Byrne will bless the Chapel of the Lady of Guadalupe after a Pontifical benediction. The ceremony includes a high mass by Father Regis Carter and a singing service by the nuns.
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Poor Clare
19Th
Railroad Streets
Edwin V. Byrne
D.D
Santa Fe
Italy
Roswell
19Th Street
Chicago
Immaculata
Archbisop |Byrne
Wes
Dow to Attend Conference of Aides at Fort Leavenworth
Hiram M Dow a civilian aide from New Mexico will attend the conference of civilian aides to the secretary of the army at Fort Leavenworth Kansas June 28 He will be one of three aides from the Fourteen Army area and about 50 of the 60 civilian aides are expected to attend The conference will be attended by Secretary of the Army Robert T Stevens General Matthew B Ridgway Army Chief of Staff and Lt General Walter Weible deputy Army chief of staff.
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Hiram M. Dow
New Mexico
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Yesteday
Fourth Army
Dow
Civilia
Fourt Army Area
Army
Robert T. Stevens
L Matthwe B. Ridgway
Walter Weible
Staf
Fire at Valley Oil ignites from generator
Firemen responded to Valley Oil Co at 1015 Atkinson Ave at 4 10 pm Friday when a generator sparked a blaze. The booster extinguished the flames and crews returned to the station at 4 22 pm.
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Valley Oil Co
Atkinson Ave
Fireme
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