DAs to Convene in Santa Fe on Highway Probe
New Mexico Attorney General Earl Hartley convenes district attorneys in Santa Fe on Monday to plan a state level probe of highway construction disclosures. He seeks funds from the State Board of Finance to finish investigations and aid prosecutions if warranted.
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Earl Hartley
New Mexico
Hartley
State Board of Finance
Blatnik House
Washington
Highway Department
Blatnik Committee
Federal disarmament bureau replaces U.S. Disarmament Administration
A new autonomous federal bureau will absorb the U.S. Disarmament Administration which now operates in the State Department under John J. McCloy Kennedy's special adviser on disarmament.
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U.S. Disarmament Administration
State Department
John J. McCloy
Kennedy
Nuclear powered satellite Battery A on Transit 4 A
The United States launched Transit 4 A using a grapefruit sized atomic unit with plutonium 238 heat sources to generate power for two transmitters. The SNAP battery provided about 2.5 watts and marked a historic nuclear power capability for space.
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van Allen
James van Allen
University of Iowa
U.S
Atomic Energy Commission
Martin Co
AEC
East Berlin Law Threatens West Berlin Air Traffic
East German authorities announced an Aug. 1 law requiring radios on all aircraft to obtain special permission to cross East German territory. The rule could halt traffic between West Berlin and the outside world, currently overseen by a center with US Soviet French and British representatives.
Prototype fallout shelter opens for weekly public viewings
Frank W. Shelton Civil Defense director announced the prototype family fallout shelter at 1517 S Penn Ave is open for viewing weekly on Wednesday 4 to 6 pm Saturday 1 to 5 pm and Sunday 1 to 5 pm. Also advertised is a Spinet piano rental for ten dollars a month from Ginsberg Music Co 205 N Main with rental credits toward purchase.
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S. Penn. Ave
Frank W. Shelton
Civil Defense
Head Is Elected Optimists' Proxy
Joe Head was elected president of the Evening Optimist Club at the Tuesday night meeting. Also chosen were vice presidents H. D. Danenberg and Ned Allen, secretary Gary Pass, treasurer Rue Head, board members Ed Bledsoe for two years and Jerry Everhart, Bill Dunlap for one year. Next regular meeting is July 11 at 6 30 p.m. at Chew Den. no meeting next week.
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Joe Head
H. D. Danenberg
Ned Allen
Gary Pass
Rue Head
Ed Bledsoe
Jerry Everhart
Bill Dunlap
Chew den
Fire at Stone residence and smoke from barrel
At 1:21 p.m. a television set caught fire at Charlie Stone's home 1205 W Stone St. At 2:45 p.m. smoke entered a house from an exterior trash barrel on 505 S Fir Ave, firefighters report the smoke came from the barrel outside.
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Charlie Stone
W. Stone St
S. Fir Avenue
Multiple City Accidents Reported With Several Drivers Named
A string of minor collisions occurred around city streets from morning to night. Drivers listed include Ernest H. Corzine Bernardine C. Sisneros Tommy W. Duke Lula Webster Lacy R. Wilson Edward Emerson Jaleen Joy Bradford and E C Wilkinson. Vehicles struck parked cars belonging to John Denton and Albert Nance Jr.
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S. Montana Ave
Bernardine C. Sisneros
N. Washington Ave
Tommy W. Duke
Pasadena
Tex
Fourth Street
Kentucky Avenue
Lula Webster
E. Deming
Lacy R. Wilson
S. Holland Ave
West Second Street
Nevada Avenue
Edward Emerson
del Rio Hotel
Jaleen Joy Bradford
S. Pine Ave
Garden Avenue
E. C. Wilkinson
E. Seventh Street
John Denton
Opera Opening Delayed by Rain in Santa Fe Park
The Santa Fe Opera postpones its fifth season opening due to rain delaying last night’s start. Tonight’s performance will be Richard Strauss Der Rosenkavalier in the outdoor amphitheatre between the Jemez and Sangre de Cristo Mountains.
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Santa Fe Opera
Jemez and
Sangre de Cristo
Richard Strauss
der Rosenkavalier
State to observe July Fourth as holiday with optional leave
Santa Fe officials confirm Independence Day will be a legal holiday on July 4, a Tuesday. State employees may request annual leave for the preceding Monday, and most department heads indicated they would approve such leave if applied for.
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Santa FE
Donald Davidson
Davidson
Copies of Road Probe Ordered by Santa Fe Officials
Chief Highway Engineer T B White announced copies of the Blatnik subcommittee hearings transcript will be distributed by the end of next week. The transcript arrived in Santa Fe yesterday and the Highway Department will cover about 700 to 800 dollars for the cost. Copies will go to the attorney general governor Highway Commission and Highway Department legal section for review by the AG Justice Department and Internal Revenue Bureau to determine legal actions.
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T. B. White
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Highway Commission
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Department of Justice
Internal Revenue Bureau
Housing Bill Carries Easy Buying Terms
The $5.6 billion omnibus housing bill cleared Congress with easier FHA insured home terms. It advances urban renewal funding, longer mortgage terms up to 35 years, and scaled down down payments, aiming to boost middle and low income home purchases while permitting land sales to developers in renewal areas.
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Congress
Senate
Kennedy
Hospital and Birth Notices Include Names and Addresses
The notices list admitted and dismissed patients on June 28 29 with names and addresses from hospitals Memorial Osteopathic and Walker AFB. Births record new babies to Aguilar Stewart Capurani Blair and others on June 28. Additional memorial osteopathic and service entries note new arrivals and family listings.
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E. Alameda
Joseph M. Stewart
W. Tilden
Bill Capuranis
S. Sequoia
Sgt
Ernest Blair
S. Kentucky
James Fuller
Police hold man for investigation in Roswell case
Chief of Police Tommy Thompson said 32-year-old Harold Davis was returned to Roswell last night after an arrest in Snyder Texas. Davis is wanted in Roswell for investigation of several thefts.
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Harold Davis
Roswell
Snyder
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Thompson
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Fines in Municipal Court for DWI
Jack Leslie Peacock of 702 N Richardson Ave is fined $175 for driving while intoxicated in municipal court.
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Jack Leslie Peacock
N. Richardson J Ave
Markets Drift As Stocks Show Small Price Moves
New York markets faded to a tentative drift with light volume around 2.5 million shares. Gains appeared in steels rails and utilities while chemicals and some metals fell. Texaco and Standard Oil Indiana boosted the oil group with modest advance. U S Steel led the rail and utility sections. Roswell livestock report notes 2264 head sold with lamb prices 16.50 to 17.70 reaching peaks. no sales July third or fifth.
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Texaco
Standard Oil
Indiana
Easy Oil
du Pont
Union Carbide
Kennedy ends talks on tractors for prisoners
A foreign ministry source says President Kennedy's Washington remarks close the door to further talks with Castro. Castro demands 28 million dollars in tractors or heavy equipment. the Tractors for Freedom Committee disbands after failing to meet his terms. Havana radio and TV reiterate calls for indemnification or a prisoner swap as alternatives.
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Foreign Ministry
Kennedy
Washington
Fidel Castro
Tractors For Freedom Committee
Castro
United States
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Cuba
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Guatemala
Spain
Liens Filed Against Demo Leader's Firm
State Bureau of Revenue filed new tax liens totaling 7902 dollars against two Las Cruces firms partly owned by Seaborn Collins, New Mexico Democratic chairman. Redi-Mix Concrete Co. Inc. owes 7008 dollars and Mesilla Construction Co. Inc. 894 dollars for taxes from 1959 to 1961.
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Mesilla Valley Construction Co
Martin Redi- Mix
Mesilla Construction Co. Inc
Collins
George Case
Small Business Administration
Albuquerque
Case
Kansas City Livestock Market Report
Cattle 500 head with calves 25 steady to strong. Good 960 lb steers 21.00 to 22.00, Holstein 1085 lb 19.50, cows 12.50 to 16.00. Hogs 3,000 active, up to 25 higher. sows steady. Barrows and gilts 200-235 lb 17.75 to 18.00. 250-275 lb 16.75 to 17.25. 270-450 lb sows 13.75 to 15.25. 450-600 lb 13.25 to 14.25. Sheep 500 steady. spring lambs 85-100 lb 18.75 to 19.25, 70-85 lb 15.50 to 17.00, ewes 2.00 to 4.50.
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Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Egg market steady in Chicago wholesale run
Eggs held firm in Chicago with Grade A whites at 3642 and 70 percent or better, mixed at 36, mediums 29, standards 31, dirts 29, checks 28.
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Cotton futures close mixed in New York market
AP reports cotton futures ended 35 cents higher to 20 cents lower with July at 33.23, October 34.12, December 34.65, March 35.33, May 35.0, July 35.49, October 34.50, and December 34.60. Middling spot price at 34.60 cents.
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Cotton Market New York
Jly
Mediem Named To Executive Governor Post
In Honolulu the 53rd annual conference of governors elected a conservative Republican, Wesley Powell of New Hampshire, as chair. Next year’s meeting is set for Hershey, Pennsylvania, June 30 to July 5, with a diverse executive committee including Andersen, Brown, Ellington, Fannin, Lawrence, Mechem, Nelson, Swainson and others. The group backed Kennedy on international negotiations but withheld broad federal education aid and issued a civil rights statement viewed as vague by Southern delegates.
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Wesley Powell
New Hampshire
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Minnesota
Edmund G. Brown
California
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Tennessee
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Arizona
David L. Lawrence
Pennsylvania
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New Mexico
Gaylor A. Nelson
Wisconsin
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Michigan
Kennedy
Albuquerque firm wins Santa Fe post office repairs contract
An Albuquerque company, K. L. House Construction Co., Inc., was awarded a $2,503 contract by the General Services Administration for sidewalk, driveway, and cart repairs at the Santa Fe Post Office.
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Albuquerque
Santa Fe
General Services Administration
K. L. House Construction Co., Inc
Road Patrol Links Freedom Riders to Soviet Seminar
Mississippi highway patrol charged that desegregation riders were inspired and directed by Communist agents. two riders were said to have attended a Soviet directed Cuba seminar teaching sit in walk in kneel in and freedom ride tactics. Matthew Pleune a 21 year old Chicago native and James Robert Wahlstrom a 24 year old University of Wisconsin student were named. Pleune described a Havana lecture by Castro and Soviet officials and said she was taught not to believe in God. She cited prior arrests in New York San Francisco and Chicago.
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Mississippi Highway Patrol
James Robert Wahlstrom
University of Wisconsin
Birdsong
Miss Pleune
Havana
Fidel Castro
United States
Soviet Union
Castro
Miss Pleare
Newark
Burglars Ransack Home of Louise Smith
Police report burglars entered the home of Mrs. Louise Smith at 1222 S Cahoon Ave looked over a dresser but left without taking anything. No items reported missing and the incident is under investigation.
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Louise Smith
S. Cahoon Ave
Wool Market Courtesy E. F. Hutton & Co
Wool price data from 1961 and 1962 shows quotations for July 1961 and March 1962 with figures for October December 1961 and May 1962, indicating market movements and forecasted levels. The notes reference E. F. Hutton & Co as the source.
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E. F. Hutton & Co
Civil Defense test set for Friday noon
A Civil Defense warning drill will occur at noon Friday with a three to five minute steady alert. Frank W. Shelton, city CD director, announced the plan. President Kennedy signed a law adding 11.7 billion dollars to the interstate program to finish the system by 1972. Kuwait’s ruler declared readiness to defend independence amid Iraqi claims on Kuwait and oil wealth. Judge Montoya takes under advisement a suit by Ward Anderson Printing to restore a five year contract to print New Mexico Magazine after state officials cancelled it.
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Washington
Kennedy
Kuwait
Abdel Karim Kassem
Sheik Abdullah As- Salim As-Sabah
Santa FE
Samuel Z. Montoya
Ward Anderson Printing Co
New Mexico
Merle Tucker
William Hendrix
YMCA Swim Graduation Slated For 65 Students
YMCA Swim School No 1 graduation will be held at Linda Vista Pool tomorrow morning with 65 youngsters to receive awards. Instructor Mrs Mickey Murray will guide the demonstration for parents. Registration for YMCA Swim School No 2 opens July 10, inform General Secretary Al Benglen. Call MAin 3 3010 for info.
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Linda Vista Swimming Club
Mickey Murray
al Benglen
Main
Rental Spinet Organs Offer at Ginsberg Music Co
Ginsberg Music Co located at 205 N Main advertises rental spinet organs for ten dollars per month. If customers later buy, rental fees are deducted from the purchase price. Phone number listed 6919xC.
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Ginsberg Music Co
N. Main
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