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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1961

Page

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State Cash Raising Plans Bogged Again

The Senate delays on a two year funding program spark more caucuses. A three member committee will coordinate with House leaders to reconcile views on a revenue pattern as the large HB300 appropriations bill awaits agreement. Legislative day 50 nears adjournment with voting machine bill SB185 advancing.

Ike Flores Santa FE Senate House Rep Staley J. Brasher House Appropriations and Finance Committee Mack Easley Hobbs House Caucus Easley Brasher Tibo J. Chavez Senate Caucus Gordon E. Melody Las Vegas Ike Smalley Deming Jim Patton Las Cruces Finance Committee Edwin Mechem State Board of Finance

Khrushchev Skips U N Session. Gromyko to Lead Soviet Delegation

Moscow reports Premier Khrushchev will not attend the start of the U N General Assembly. Foreign Minister Gromyko leads the delegation with Deputy Minister Sokolov. Izvestia criticizes U S Asia Africa policy as two faced and warns of a “cleaning” of Eisenhower era stables after the White House changes.

Moscow Kennedy Khrushchev U. N Andrei Gromyko Moscow Radio Gromyko Arkady Sobolev Izvestia Eisenhower White House Washington U. S Asia Africa United States

Unique Push Pull Plane Is Tested

Cessna tested its unique push pull Sky master in Wichita on Tuesday. The plane uses one propeller pulling at the front and another pushing at the rear. Cessna claims it will out perform other light planes in its price range and that first deliveries are planned in 1962.

Wichita Kanap Cessna

Fight Night Cash Drive Aids Roswell Boxing Telecast

Mid Day Lions Club seeks donations by Thursday noon to cover 2500 dollars for Floyd Patterson Ingemar Johansson title bout telecast on March 13 at 8 30 p m. Cable TV provides facilities. 500 dollars received so far. about 2000 more needed by Friday noon. excess funds to Sight Conservation Fund. Plan a Fight for Sight party on March 13. mail to Box 8 Roswell. If goal missed, donations returned and fight won’t be shown.

Lions Club Floyd Patterson-Ingemar Johanssen Lions Roswell Lions Club Sight Conservation Fund

Lovington Names First Woman Citizen of the Year

Mrs. G C Hill, a Roswell native who moved to Lovington in 1932, was named the Lovington Chamber of Commerce outstanding citizen for 1960 at a banquet. Dr. J Cloyd Miller, president of New Mexico Western College, spoke on Chamber pride and boosters.

Lovington G.C. Hil

Kennedy Says Regular Weapon Boost Is Asked

President Kennedy said the Defense Department recommends increasing conventional weapons strength but no decision yet on stepping up nuclear arms. He plans about two weeks to judge the suggestion and announced other items from a news conference including a Peace Corps pilot program, civil rights employment focus, and Eisenhower’s five star rank restoration.

Washington Kennedy Defense Department Pentagon United States West Germany Konrad Adenauer Adenauer Congress Dwight D. Eisenhower Eisenhower Peace Corps Civil Rights Commission Williams G. Mennen Williams Africa Department of Commerce

Skeleton Found Near Carrizozo in Capitan Mountains

The skeleton of a man believed to be missing sheepherder Amado Ramirez was found in the Capitan Mountains by ranch hand Jack Trunk. Ramirez, 55, disappeared during a late 1959 snowstorm. authorities say no foul play is suspected and the remains were taken to a mortuary in Alamogordo.

Capitan Mountains Amado Ramirez Jack Trunk Joe Mims Ramirez Fred McTeague Lincoln County W. G. Bradley Bradley Alamogordo

Toy shop releases buzzed make-believe dental drill

London retailers unveil a toy dental drill that imitates the real instrument with a buzzing sound, offering children a playful, safe pretend tool for imaginative play.

London

Five Tanker Flier Disaster Near Detroit

A loaded Air Force KC97 tanker from Selfridge AFB crashed on a busy highway in Mount Clemens Michigan. The four engine plane carried 9500 gallons of fuel and exploded, destroying two buildings and narrowly missing a tavern and a tulip farm home. Lt. John C. Bibble of Urbana Illinois, aged 24, and four other airmen were killed in the fireball as debris fouled power lines and U S 25. The accident followed a power failure during a routine refueling mission.

Mount Clemens Mich John C. Bibble Urbana Ill Ruth King Selfridge Air Force Base U. S. 25 Detroit Air Force

Hansgen to drive Maserati in Sebring 12 Hour race

Walt Hansgen of Westfield New Jersey announced plans to drive a Maserati in the Sebring Florida 12 hour endurance race late this month. He tested the car in the rain at Monza and averaged about 103 miles per hour around the circuit.

Monza Italy Walt Hansgen Westfield N. J Sebring Fla Hansgen

Lady Clementine Churchill Resting in Hospital

Lady Clementine Churchill, 75, in hospital for rest as described by family. Sir Winston Churchill’s wife was reported resting comfortably after the day’s events.

London Sir Winston Churchill Clementine Lady Churchill

Derelict Describes Savage Slaying Of Four Year Old Edith

A 4 year old girl Edith Googie Keicorius disappears in Chelsea New York on Washington's Birthday. A 59 year old handyman is captured in New Jersey after New York's greatest manhunt. Police search rooftops waterways and cellars with 400 officers involved. Googie was lured by a friendly man who offered to visit his daughter. The case ends with the killer behind bars.

Derelict New York Edith Keicorius New York City Henrietta Leith Washington Brooklyn Edith Kiccorius Manhattan Edith Googie New Jersey Little Edith Frances Duclet Manuel Duclet Eighth Avenue 18Th Street Chelsea West 20Th Street Manuel Fred Thompson Uncle Manuel Hudson River Bowery

Congo Chief Pledges Halt to U.N. Attacks After Hamarskjold Warning

Leopoldville Congo's Kasavubu government pledged to curb Congolese army assaults on U.N. personnel after a stern warning from U.N. Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold. Interior Minister Cyril Adoula said legality would be applied if needed as reports emerged of mistreatment of UN staff by soldiers, with victims including Tunisian, Malaysian, and Nigerian detachments.

Leopoldville the Congo U.N Dag Hammarskjold Joseph Kasavubu Cyril Adoula United Nations Hammarskjold Kasavubu Congo Joseph Ileo Moise Tshombe Katanga Albert Kalonji Kasai Tshombe Kalonji Ilee Elisabethville Antoine Gizenga

Flood Relief Expands as Southern Floodwaters Rise

Federal aid reaches flood victims across a 500 mile southern band as Alabama reports 10 million dollars in public facility damage. Gov. Vandiver seeks disaster declaration for Georgia. Mississippi and Alabama ready emergency shelters and Red Cross disaster headquarters mobilize. Downstream rivers threaten further losses of crops and homes.

Alabama Chattahoochee River Georgia Ernest Vandiver Kennedy Mississippi Hattiesburg Miss Montgomery Ala Selma Red Cross National Guard Salvation Army

NMSU Professor To Visit Dexter

Frank Bromilow of New Mexico State University will visit Dexter High School on Friday at the request of Science Department head Robert Pearce. Bromilow, professor and head of NMSU's Civil Engineering Department, earned an M S in civil engineering from the University of Pittsburgh and will discuss the difference between science and engineering to students.

New Mexico Academy of Science Frank Bromilow New Mexico State University Dexter High School Robert Pearce Bromilow University of Pittsburgh

Woman Defends Low Heels for Typing at Utilities Office

Judith Elwell, a Norwich Public Utilities employee, defied a boss ban on informal attire insisting she types without heels. She was suspended for three days after returning to work in low heels, saying she is more comfortable and that she does not type with heels. She argues the stance reflects democracy.

Norwich Conn Public Utilities Department America Judith Elwell Public Philip L. White Mrs. Elwell

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Merry Tuggle Odessa Junior College New Mexico Military Institute Miss Tuggle Belle Holme Smith Nues Nikita Lina Ocean City Atlantic Ocean Carrizozo Mrs. Churchill Associated Press Federal Aid Sunshine NMSU Dexter N. M
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