County 4-H Winners Are Chosen
Twenty eight Chaves County 4-H members competed in demonstrations and public speaking contests at the Extension Clubs Building on Tuesday with sixty two attendees. Judges were Mrs E E Ernst Mrs Evelyn Hay and Vonnie Jasper. Top demonstrators included Robbie Crouse Eugene Hayley Andrew Tisler Danny Isler Joyce Shuey Janette Johnson Suzanne Taylor Jane Henderson Sheila Hendricks Christine Murdock Betsy Taylor Nancy Mays Carolyn Tisler Mary Sanchez. Winners earn expense paid trips to District and State Contests. first place will be announced Thursday at the Annual County 4-H Dress Revue at North Lee County.
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Chaves County 4-H
Extension Clubs
E. E. Ernst
Evelyn Hay
Southwestern Public Service
Vonnie Jasper
Federal Land Bank Association
Robbie Crouse
Eugene Hayley
Andrew Tisler
Danny Isler
Joyce Shuey
Janette Johnson
Suzanne Taylor
Jane Henderson
Sheila Hendricks
Christina Murdock
Betsy Taylor
Nancy Mays
Carolyn Tisler
Mary Sanchez
North Lee County
Mississippi State Student Enters Local Pageant
Roslinda McCarter, 19, daughter of H. B. and wife, will compete in the Jaycee Miss Roswell Pageant July 8 at Pearson Auditorium. A 1960 Roswell High School honors grad, she attended Mississippi State College for Women at Columbus for one year and plans to continue studies there. She majors in English and psychology and has held leadership roles in clubs and youth groups. Her sponsor is Roswell Printing Co.
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Roslinda McCarter
H. B. McCarter
N. Lea Ave
Student Christian Association Council
Canterbury Club
Roswell Assembly No. 2
Order of Rainbow
Roslinda
Roswell Printing Co
Arab League backs Kuwait as Iraq claims sovereignty
Cairo reports Arab leaders unite against Iraq's bid to seize Kuwait. UAR and Saudi Arabia oppose annexation, while Kuwait's emergency alert and British support tighten regional lines. Kuwait seeks League emergency meeting and faster approval for independence.
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Cairo
Iraq
Kuwait
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
U.A.R
Arab League
Sir Abdulla As-Salim As - Sabah
Abdel Hariri Kassem
Saudi Arabia
Mecca
Saud
Hussein
Jordan
Sheik
Baghdad
Bitter Lakes Duck Band Traced Across Iron Curtain
A pintail banded near Roswell in Bitter Lake National Refuge in January 1958 was shot in May 1959 by T Shevareva of Moscow. The band was recovered and returned to the Fish and Wildlife Service in Washington, DC, with the report reaching Bitter Lake Refuge last month.
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Santa FE
Roswell
State Game and Fish Department
Bitter Lake National Refuge
T. Shevareva
Moscow
Fish and Wildlife Service
Washington, D.C
Bitter Lake
Trades Council Pushes Grand Jury Probe of State Highway Dept
The New Mexico Building and Construction Trades Council AFL CIO plans to circulate petitions calling for a grand jury investigation of the State Highway Department if the Legislature does not call a special session for the same purpose. The council represents 19 trades and 10 000 to 12 000 workers in the state.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico Building and Construction Trades Council
AFL Cio
State Highway Department
New Mexico Man Killed In Car Train Crash Near Yoder
Willis Badley 35 of Albuquerque died when his car struck a Union Pacific switch engine at a crossing on U.S. 85 north of Yoder. The train conductor said the car was traveling at a high speed and the collision derailed a 72,000 pound boxcar.
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Torrington
Wyo
New Mexico
Union Pacific
Yoder
U.S
Willis Badley
Albuquerque
Roswell Spring Daily Double Wind and Dust
Weather Bureau forecasts in Roswell begin using odds on thunder showers. Forecasters note that summer showers may not cover the entire area and will add probabilities to all shower forecasts to indicate chances of rain.
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Roswell Spring
ST. Louis
U. S. Weather Bureau
Weather Bureau
Five Killed As Plane Hits Cable Off Pacific Northwest
A light plane about 80 feet above the sea struck an offshore power cable near James Island and plunged into the water killing five aboard. Among the dead were Ned Trimble of the Kansas City Star and Ed Koterba of Scripps-Howard, who were touring the Northwest. The others were Robert Adams and Don Cornwell, both of El Paso, and E G Hines, Bozell and Jacobs VP. Only three bodies were recovered as searchers worked through night.
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LA Push
Wash
Pacific Ocean
Ned Trimble
Kansas City Star
Ed Koterba
Scripps-Howard
Pacific Northwest
Koterba
Washington, D.C
Seattle
Bozell and Jacobs
el Paso Natural Gas Co
Robert Adams
el Paso
E. G. Hines
Don Cornwell
Trimble
Adams
Hines
Wayne Roberts
Coast Guard
Olympic Peninsula
Washington- Oregon-Idaho
Orcas Island
San Juans
Portland
Ore
James Island
Quillayute
Wilbur Nowak
Master Plan Probes Roswell Zoning Changes
Roswell and area residents may protest changes in the 1961 Master Plan prepared by Harland Bartholomew and Associates as city committees refine land use, housing, and light industrial classifications ahead of final adoption. City Manager C M Woodbury reported to the advisory council after three hours of zoning committee discussion.
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Roswell
Harland Bartholomew and Associates
C. M. Woodbury
City Planning and Zoning Commission
Planning and Zoning Commission
Advisory Council
Woodbury
Two Cars Ransacked and Cards Stolen at Motel
Police investigated thefts Monday night from two cars near La Cima Motel and Mirador Apartments. Eleven credit cards and clothing valued at 400 dollars were stolen from one vehicle, with entry gained by a broken vent glass. Mr and Mrs Fred Bonham reported suits shirts pants and eight dresses taken from another car.
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la Cima
Fred Bonham
Newark
Ohio
Billy J. Sitzes
Mirador Apartments
Missouri Ave
Harvard doctor cites aimlessness as great sickness of era
Dr Dana Farnsworth, Harvard health services director, tells AMA meeting that aimlessness and boredom mark modern malaise. He argues medicine now must give meaning to life and urges building basic confidence, competence, and faith in humanity to endure troubles.
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Alton Blakeslee
Associated Press
NEW York
Harvard
Dana L. Farnsworth
Harvard University Health Services
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Farnsworth
American Medical Association
Mangy coyote bathed by a fussy Texas woman
A mangy coyote wandered to Mrs. D. C. Hutson's Texas home and received a bath from her thinking it was a dog. The wild youngster resisted and fled to the garage, then was rinsed again in the tub. Policeman G S Connell confirmed it was a wild coyote. The zoo may house the cleanest coyote today.
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San Antonio
D. C. Hutson
Aid to Education Bill Looks Doomed in House
The Kennedy public school and defense education bills face likely defeat as a Rules Committee split blocks action. Key Democratic and Republican votes align against large education expenditures, with parochial school aid central to the impasse. Delaney and O’Neil demand church school aid be attached to the defense bill before floor consideration.
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Washington
House
Kennedy
Rules Committee
Sam Rayburn
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Rayburn
Smith
William Colmer
Misssissippi
James J. Delaney
New York
Thomas P. O'Neil Jr
Massachusetts
House Education and Labor Committee
Delaney
Homer Thornberry
Texas
James Trimble
Arkansas
Carl Eisee
Boy Burned When Tee Shirt Caught Fire
Twelve-year-old Johnny Anaya was rushed to St. Mary's Hospital with burns to the chest neck and shoulders after a gasoline flare up while burning a stump at home. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Pete Anaya of 706 E Albuquerque St.
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Johnny Anaya
St. Mary’s Hospital
Anaya
Pete Anaya
E. Albuquerque St
Kennedy calls Berlin crisis Soviet manufactured
President Kennedy said the Berlin crisis is Soviet manufactured and that Allied unity will withstand threats. He noted Western alliances are defensive and urged Moscow not to undermine Western resolve. He announced a policy study on possible Soviet nuclear testing and criticized the Soviet veto on a test ban.
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Washington
Kennedy
Russia
Berlin
Germany
United States
Khrushchev
Ussr
East Germany
West
City Hall Announces Saturday Closures For Six Month Trial
Roswell City Hall adopts new hours for six months with Saturday closures. City Clerk Bud Foster says offices will open at 8 a.m. on weekdays and stay open until 5 p.m. The City Council approved the change.
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Roswell City Hall
Bud Foster
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