No Move by GOP Governors To Back Rockefeller
Rhode Island Governor Chafee said Republican governors will not push a draft movement for Nelson Rockefeller at the afternoon caucus. Romney's withdrawal leaves governors undecided as Agnew and McCall urge action, while Nixon dismisses mass drafting. Oregon, Massachusetts leaders weigh strategies ahead of March filing deadlines.
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John H. Chafee
Rhode Island
Nelson A Rockefeller
New York
Chafee
Republican Governors Association
Rockefeller
Michigan
George Romney
Spiro T. Agnew
Maryland
Tom McCall
Oregon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New Yorker
Richard M. Nixon
Agnew
McCall
GOP
Nixon
New Hampshire
Washington
John A. Volpe
Massachusetts
Volpe
Lovington 4-H Judging Contest Invites County Members
Chaves County 4 H clubs are invited by Lovington FFA to the Third Annual Judging Contest at the Vocational Agricultural Building in Lovington. Trophies will be awarded to top teams. Interested youths should contact Jack Goodloe in Roswell’s county courthouse. Registration 8 9 a m. livestock 9 12. shop 9 3. crops 9 3. land 12 0 2 30 p m.
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Chaves County
Lovington
Future Farmers of America
Vocational Agricultural
Jack Goodloe
Roswell
Teacher Strikes Close Three States Schools
militant teachers unions disrupted classes and forced closures affecting thousands of pupils across three states. The midwinter wave recalled earlier nationwide school walkouts and the ongoing dispute over pay and conditions.
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Associated Press
Rioting Grips Central Rome as Students Clash With Police
In Rome thousands of students clashed with helmeted police using clubs and tear gas. Hundreds injured including 150 officers and many bystanders. over 150 students detained. Downtown transit halted and shops closed as protests spread from the university to the city.
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James M. Long
Rome
University of Rome
Piazza di Spagna
Schools of Architecture
Roswell Fire Responds to Grass and Grease Incidents
The Roswell fire department reported two brief runs on Thursday both causing minor damage. A 12 59 p m grass fire burned in the yards of vacant homes at 511 and 513 S Evergreen but was quickly extinguished with unknown cause. At 4 25 p m a grease fire at 3301 Encanto Drive scorched exhaust vent insulation and possibly damaged the exhaust fan motor. The home owner occupant is Harold E Brown.
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Roswell
S. Evergreen
Encanto Drive
Harold E. Brown
Romania quits Communist conference blames Kremlin
Romania walks out of a Budapest meeting of 66 Communist parties after failing to win two demands including repudiation of the Syrian attack on its Arab-Israeli stance. The move signals a notable split within the communist bloc amid tensions with Moscow and Beijing.
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Hungary
Romania
Kremlin
Red China
Communist Party
Russia
Yugoslavia
Tito
Stalin
Nikita Khrushchev
Peking
Moscow
Soviet Union
Rea China
Nicolae Ceausescu
Romanian Communist Party
Bucharest
Poland
East Germany
France
Khaled Baghdash
Israel
Cargo Denies Statement on Anderson Quitting
Gov. David Cargo in Washington denies telling a Albuquerque Journal correspondent that Sen. Clinton Anderson plans to resign. Anderson says no resignation planned and has asked to meet about a water problem. Cargo says he never discussed Anderson's health and calls the article fabrication.
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Washington
David Cargo
Albuquerque
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
Cargo
Sen. Anderson
Senate
Albuquerque Journal
Paul Wieck
Wieck
Anderson
Lee Francis
Classes Visit Pan American at Roswell Air Center
Junior high and elementary special education students toured Pan American facilities at the Roswell Industrial Air Center this morning. About 70 students, guided by Pan American coordinator Gerhardt Schmidt, viewed a training plane and then flew a short air trip over Roswell.
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Roswel Industrial Air Center
C.L. Whiteside
Gerhardt Scmidt
Roswell
Callens Flyin Service
Copper unions plan talks after mediation request
Negotiations on the nationwide copper strike will resume next week after Joseph P. Molony, vice president of the United Steelworkers, said meetings with each company and subsidiary are to begin in New York City next Wednesday. The NLRB filed a complaint accusing unions of failing to bargain in good faith, with hearings set for March 25 in Salt Lake City and an injunction possible before then.
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Associated Press
Joseph P. Molony
Denver
Molony
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Washington, D.C
New York City
United Steelworkers Union
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Kennecott Copper Corp
Salt Lake City
Francis Sperandeo
U.S. District Court
DWI and Vagrancy Cases Spark Municipal Court Session
Traffic court fined Gordon R. Link 175 for DWI on Feb 28 and Clifford R. Ferrin 15 for failure to yield on Feb 29. Norva Obriant Oliver paid 25 for starting from parked position with 5 suspended. Police court sent Charlie Suse to 15 days work detail and Joyce West 10 days for vagrancy.
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DWI
Gordon R. Link
Clifford R. Ferrin
N. Kansas
Norva Obriant Oliver
S. Washington
Charlie Suse
Joyce West
Roswell Fire Dept Presents Public Fire Prevention Program
Roswell fire department personnel will present a safety and fire prevention program for Thiokol Chemical Corp. employees starting today at 1 30 p.m. Fire Chief George Daniels says the two hour agenda includes a fire prevention lecture, extinguisher types and use, and a demonstration of flammable liquids at the Roswell Industrial Air Center fire station.
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Roswell
Thiokol Chemical Corp
George Daniels
Daniels
Roswell Industrial Air Center
Markets Trade Moderate Closing Is Lower
New York AP reports a lower close amid moderate trading as the market extended losses. Gold mining shares led gains while overall losers outpaced gainers by roughly two to one and the Dow declined.
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New York
Dow
Hospital visiting hours and local notices summary
Hospital visiting hours list general patients 2 30 to 8 30 p m maternity 3 to 5 p m and 6 30 to 8 30 p m. Births February 29 to Johnny Erramouspe Corona a boy and Luther Bailey 1007 S Mulberry a girl. Stock market notes show small losses blue chips gainers and specific stock movements. Denver livestock and egg market briefs conclude with commodity prices and volumes.
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Lea Ethel Stevens
Roswell
Jessie Thomas
Dexter
Arlen Johnson
Mary Lassiter
S. Washington
Nancy Overall
N. Atkinson
Frank Aragon
W. Walnut
Mandy Finch
Hagerman
Alice Brookey
Fort Sumner
Carolyn Bailey
S. Mulberry
Glen Bogle
Fulkerson
Johnny Erramouspe
Corona
Silvestro Sanchez
Euna Thoma
Roswell Discusses 1968 National Soaring Contest
The meeting at the Roswell Adult Education Center discussed hosting the 1968 National Soaring Contest in June at the Roswell Industrial Air Center using existing runways and facilities. Attendees included Mayor Gail Harris and Frank Kaufman among local officials and notable pilots Dr. Ernest Steinhoff from Alamogordo and Al Parker of Odessa, Texas. Parker holds the world record for free distance in a sail plane at 647 miles from Odessa to Kimball Nebraska.
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Roswell
Ben Sapata
Soaring Society of America
Eastern New Mexico University
Roswell Industrial Air Center
Gail Harris
Bob Hoffman
Roswell Industrial Development Corporation
Frank Kaufman
Chamber of Commerce
Clayton Stallings
Odessa
Kimball
Neb
Man Held On Check Charge In Artesia Case
Francis W. Cassidy 39 held on two counts of worthless checks under 25 dollars after arrest in Artesia. Police report two electric ranges stolen from FHA houses at 416 Chamisal and 417 Saucedo, valued at 250 dollars each. Theft reported by Bob Melson of Melson Construction Co. later same day. Mrs. Paul Maillet reported home entry and about 8 dollars missing. Also New Mexico Tech to receive 82900 grant from National Science Foundation for a 24 month project on natural atmospheric radioactivity.
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Francis W. Cassidy
Chaves County
Kentucky
Hall
Washington
New Mexico Tech
National Science Foundation
New Mexico
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