White House Briefings Boost Viet Nam Support
In a three hour Senate debate Johnson gained backing from six Democrats and four Republicans for his South Viet Nam course. Critics Morse and Gruening attacked US policy while Scott credited candid White House briefings for bipartisan resolve to stay in Viet Nam until objectives are met.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Congress
South Viet Nam
Senate
Wayne Morse
Dore
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Morse
Gruening
State Department
Viet Nam
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Scott
Johnson Still Seeks U S Soviet Visit Exchange
President Johnson again expressed hope for a visit exchange with Soviet Premier Kosygin this year. Kosygin signaled openness while condemning U S actions in Vietnam and warning of consequences for aggression. The White House said no changes since Johnson’s February speech.
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Washington
Johnson
Alexei N. Kosygin
U.S
Viet Nam
Moscow
Pravda
Communist Party
Kosygin
North Viet Nam
State Department
South
United States
North
Hospital Visiting Hours and Memorial Admittances
Local hospitals list visiting hours for general patients from 2 p.m. to 8 30 p.m. and maternity visits 3 to 5 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 30 p.m. The Memorial Osteopathic announces March 1 admissions for Ralph Miranda and births for Mr. and Mrs. Craven and Mr. and Mrs. Abernathy. A long roll of discharged patients and births at ENM Medical Center is also recorded.
Funeral services set for John Devlin and others
Roswell notices list funeral plans for John Devlin 79 of 909 W Deming with services Thursday at 3 30 p.m. in Turner Chapel and burial with Masonic rites. Also reported are the deaths of Alice Buchanan 66 of 602 W Mathews and Daisy Hoover of El Centro California with services pending at Ballards Roswell.
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John Devlin
W. Deming
Turner Chapel
Alice
John H
Elmetta
John H. Devlin
Dorothea
Ira
Denver
Austin H. Dillon
First Methodist Church
Devlin
Alice Buchanan
W. Mathews
Memorial Osteopathic Hospital
Daisy Hoover
el Centro
Calif
California
Dan Wilmot
Hinton
Paul Wilmot
Two Injuries From Separate Roswell Collisions
Two people were injured in separate Roswell accidents on Monday. Mrs. Roy M. Campbell 47 of 2309 W Union suffered a possible fracture to her right collar bone and was taken to St Marys by Ballard ambulance after a collision at Union and Berkely. Ralph Miranda 519 S Fir faced charges of failure to yield in the other vehicle. Lana Jo Payne a Roswell High sophomore passenger in a car driven by Danny L Daniel 16 of Route 1 sustained multiple lacerations and possible back injuries at Lea and McGaffey. Kenneth Gough 21 of 1513 S Washington was charged with careless driving. Mrs Payne is daughter of Lt Col and Mrs Joe W Payne of Walker Air Force Base.
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Roswell
Roy M. Campbell
W. Union
Union and
Berkely
Campbell
St. Mary’s
Ballard Ambulance
Ralph Miranda
S. Fir
Roswell High School
Lana Jo Payne
Danny L. Daniel
Route 1
Lea and
McGaffey
Kenneth Gough
S. Washington
Miss Payne
Joe W. Payne
Walker Air Force Base
Oil Business Reaches About Two Million Workers
About two million people are employed in the oil industry, reflecting its vast scale across sectors. The figure underscores the sector’s prominence in energy production, logistics, services, and related fields.
Bill to Control Obscene Material Heads for House Action
The New Mexico House Public Affairs Committee voted 6-5 to send the obscenity control bill to the House floor after two hours of debate. Proponents champion the law for protecting youths morals while opponents warn of censorship and library bans.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
House Public Affairs Committee
House
Albuquerque
Charles Driscoll
Driscoll
Helen Kerala
Los Alamos
Kerala
New Mexico Library Association
Robert Lehman
Unitarian Church
Lehman
Henry Weihofen
The
Univer
Government rests case with Estes in grain storage case
The government ended its case against bankrupt promoter Billien Sol Estes who faced charges he lied to obtain lucrative grain storage contracts with the Commodity Credit Corporation. An FBI accountant testified Estes owed over 12 million at times, far above his reported debts of about 8.8 million.
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Dallas
Billien Sol Estes
FBI
Estes
Commodity Credit Corporation
Leland D. Stephens
Lubbock
Tex
Asst. US
Atty
William Hughes
Chamber UK Budget Seeks Larger Advertising Share
The Chamber of Commerce Budget Committee presented a $51,190 budget for 1965 to 1986. The Chamber's Board of Directors approved it and approved a substantial rise in the advertising budget from $1,368 in the prior year to $5,000.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Jack E. Hilligoss
Accident reports list multiple drivers and times
The report records several traffic incidents split across Monday and Tuesday. Names include Billy Lee Fitch Walker Air Force Base Les lie S Morris Melinda Daughenbaugh Charlotte Richards Louie Nalda Marvin Craig J D Lander Edwin Selman Gladys Currin John N Alphin with locations from Denton to Artesia and Dexter and times from 8:43 a m to 1:08 a m.
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McGaffey
Washington
Billy Lee Fitch
Walker Air Force Base
Leslie S. Morris
N. Lea
South Main
Melinda Daughenbaugh
Highland Road
Charlotte Richards
S. Fir
West Sixth
Louie Nalda
Ple Town
N.M
Marvin Craig
N. Elm
Dexter
U.S. 285
J.D. Lander
S. Kentucky
Edwin Selman
W. Adams
Artesia
Avalanche Buries 40 Bus Passengers in Austrian mountains
An avalanche swept down on a bus carrying 40 passengers in the Radstaetter Tauern range near Obertauern Austria. The snow moved the bus about 150 feet and left a debris trail 120 feet long and 10 feet deep. Swedish tourists were among the passengers and rescue guards responded to the scene.
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Austria
Radstaetter Tauern
Obertauern
Driver Sentenced For Intoxication
Abel H. Brijalba 36 of Hager man was sentenced in District Court by Judge George Reese for DWI. He received a 150 day term with all but 30 days suspended if he pays a $150 fine and $25 court costs.
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Abel H. Brijalba
Hagerman
George Reese
Brijalba
Boy Shot Taken For Treatment After Injury
Richard Sanchez fifteen from 1310 North Michigan was taken by Ballard ambulance to Memorial Osteopathic Hospital for treatment of a gunshot wound. His sister Mary alerted local officers. Police said the wound was likely caused by a .22 rifle.
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Richard Sanchez
Michigan
Ballard
Memorial Osteopathic Hospital
Sanchez
Mary
Education Bill Given Initial OK
The House Education and Labor Committee approved President Johnson's 1.3 billion school aid bill amid Republican opposition. The measure directs most funds to aid low income students, with 90 percent of districts benefiting from the 1 billion for that purpose, and includes textbooks library resources and community supplementary centers.
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Washington
House Education and Labor Committee
Johnson
Democrats
Storm Closes Highways As Snow Flurries Move In
Weather bureau notes heavy snow and travel warnings eased overnight eastern New Mexico after a storm closed U S 56 between Clayton and Springer and U S 285 from Tres Piedras to Antonito. Des Moines schools in Union County shut down as a two story C M Motor Co building burned after firefighters faced six inches of snow and bad roads.
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New Mexico
The
Weather Bureau
Eastern Plains
U. S
Clayton
Springer
Wasu. S
Tres Piedras
Antonito
Colo. Des Moines
Union County
C. M. Motor Co
Santa Rosa
Massive funeral cortege planned for slain laborer in Selma
Civil rights leaders plan a large student led funeral procession for Jimmie Lee Jackson in Selma and Marion following his Feb 18 shooting. Organizers expect hundreds to join a mass march from Marion to the cemetery as part of a broader voter registration drive led by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
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Ala
Alabama
Marion
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Washington
James Bevel
Jimmie Lee Jackson
Markets Rise Amid Mixed Trading On Tuesday
The New York market edged higher in late trading with volume around 5.4 million shares. Gains led by nonferrous metals airlines rubbers rails and electrical equipment offset by a drop in Du Pont. Egg and cattle markets show mixed moves with Dow Jones averages up.
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Roswell ECA program chairmen elected by Steering Committee
Roswell Mayor Gail Harris appointed a Steering Committee to elect ECA program leaders. Charles D. Harris is executive chairman with Terry Wilmot as vice chair, Russell Corbin as secretary. Committee heads include Rev V J Lawhorn for work training, Ralph Fresquez for community action and work study, Dale Traylor for rural poverty programs, Larry Current and Henry Pruit for work experience programs.
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Roswell
Gail Harris
Charles D. Harris
Terry Wilmot
Russell Corbin
V. J. Lawhorn
Ralph Fresquez
Dale Traylor
Larry Current
Henry Pruit
Beating Leaves Roswell Man with Head Injuries
Roswell resident Eddy Miller, 26, of 215 S Main, was found by police Monday night in the 200 block of North Main. He was transported by Turner Ambulance to Eastern New Mexico Medical Center and treated for head injuries before being released.
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Roswell
Eddy Miller
S. Main
North Main
Turner Ambulance
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Roswell Daily Record Seeks News Tips and Delivery Contacts
The Roswell Daily Record offers a weekly five dollar tip for the best news tip. Call MA 2-7710 6:30 am to 5 pm or 622-6693 or 622-4809 after 5 pm. Carriers will place papers on porches and circulation issues are handled 5 to 7 pm weekdays and 8 to 10 am Sundays.
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Roswell Daily Record
Federal Water Research Bill Receives Senate Support
A Senate Interior subcommittee heard support for a bill to expand the federal water research program. The measure would authorize up to 10 million dollars annually and aims to attract graduate students and fund urgent water problems research. Senator Clinton P. Anderson of New Mexico chaired the session.
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Washington
Senate Interior Subcommittee
Clinton P. Anderson
DN. M
Local Man Arrested On Check Charge
Marvin F. Hewitt aged 29 of 507 North Grand was arrested early today by local police at Virginia and Second. He faces two counts of passing worthless checks under fifty dollars to Roswell residents.
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Marvin F. Hewitt
N. Grand
Hewitt
Virginia
Second
Roswell
Clovis Voters Approve $2.25 Million School Bond
In Clovis, voters approved a $2.25 million school bond by 2 497 to 428. Nearby Texico residents also backed a $130,000 school bond by 128 to 14.
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Clovis
Texico
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