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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1964
Page
14
A humor piece noting bowlegged women reportedly attract more dates than knock-kneed ones. It weaves in quips about dogs, breakfast cereals, cockroaches of social life, and assorted observations on manners, breakfast, psychiatry, and relationships.
In Loma Linda California an 18 year old from Barstow was hurled through a windshield when a car hit a ditch. An inch and a half of his nose was severed and the piece was found at the scene. It was preserved in ice and saline and rushed 100 miles to doctors who sewed it back on. They reported a good chance of healing.
Vatican aides express concern over Pope Paul VI workload and urge rest. He is expected to begin his summer vacation at Castel Gandolfo within a week, though Vatican sources say his health is excellent. He celebrated Saints Peter and Paul Mass for 5,000 in St. Peter's and blessed 30,000 pilgrims outside.
A sequence of property transfers is recorded from Belle Plain and surrounding subdivisions. Transfers include Rev. dollar amounts and multiple parties such as Ed Leslie and wife to L. and J. Corporation, Clyde R. Ratcliff and wife, Clinton H. Benefield and wife, Blanche McAllister, Jack L. Townsend and wife, and others to entities like Home Planning Development Co. Inc and Federal Housing Commissioner. Parcels span various tracts, blocks, and subdivisions, with notes on vacated alleys and partial lots.
Arthur L. Ortiz of Taos, Republican, was named to the New Mexico State Personnel Board by Gov. Campbell. He fills the unexpired term of Charles R. Wherritt and will serve until June 5, 1966. Powell of Albuquerque was reappointed to June 6, 1969.
Gov Jack M Campbell named Chancie L Snyder of Silver City to the Western New Mexico University Board of Regents succeeding Harrison A Schmitt who resigned for business reasons Snyder is an insurance man from Silver City who spent 26 years on the Grant County Board of Education
Property record shows Home Planning Development Co Inc transferring parcel Lt 10 Block 2 South Highlands to Vaughn R Gundlach and his wife. Rev valuation listed as $20.90.
Mamie Hale to Charley B. M. Jones and wife with Lot 11 and Block 10 at Fair Park and a $0.55 rev. Irving Baranchik and wife to John L. Mask and Ruby Ran som Mask with Lot 1, Block 2 of Wright's and a $49.50 rev.
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