Hope of Weekend Recess as New Mexico Legislature Hopes Break
In Santa Fe the New Mexico Legislature pushes to finish bills for a weekend recess. House and Senate calendars are long with many measures, including tax exemptions, liquor price protections, consumer counsel, and bills on jury trials and trading stamps. Lawmakers seek hearings Friday and next Tuesday amid broad activity.
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SANTA
House Judiciary Committee
New Mexico
Cargo
Bobby Mayfield
Dona Ann
House Taxation and Revenue Committee
Rep
Finis Heidel
Lea
Robert Ferguson
Santa Fe
Will Harrison
Judiciary Committee
Sen. J. Penrod Toles
D-Chaves
Sen. Toles
Hospital Visiting Hours And Local Births Admissions
Hospital schedules announce visiting times for general patients and maternity wards. St Marys lists admissions March 3 and dismissals the same day plus a newborn birth to A S C and Mrs George G Harris Route 38. Memorial Osteopathic notes two new births and a Walker AFB entry records a military family newborn.
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ST. Mary's
A.S.C
George G. Harris
Route 38
Enm Medical Center
Kenny Johns
E. McGaffey
Lester Spencer
S. Montana
Robert Gamble
W. Linda Vista
Roy Parker
N. Missouri
Mary Burton
Wayne Lampert
Robert Bostick
Earnest Hogan
Robert Hobson
Frank Graham
Ethel Dewey
Laretta Mann
Memorial Osteopathic
Clara Pearl Smith
Roswell
Dill Romine
Jimmy Jowers
Swayze Clarke
Walker Air Force Base
Larry Cunningham
Walker
L. F. Hartzell Funeral Set For Friday
Funeral services for Leslie Floyd Hartzell 63 of 313 E Seventh will be Friday at 2 p.m. at the First Assembly of God Church. Hartzell a Roswell resident for 22 years died Tuesday at 12:35 p.m. at Eastern New Mexico Medical Center. He was a janitor at Edgewood School for the Roswell School system. His widow Zeola Taylor survives. Burial will be in Memory Lawn Cemetery with pallbearers Tom Ernest James Fowler Richard Boren Carl Gibbany J.W. Gresset and Pat Baxley.
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Leslie Floyd Hartzell
First Assembly of God Church
Hartzell
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Roswell
Zeola Taylor
el Reno
Oklahoma
Turner Funeral
Edgar Newby
Memory Lawn
Edgewood School
Tom Ernest
James Fowler
Richard Boren
Carl Gibbany
J.W. Gresset
Pat Baxley
King to Lead Off 50 Mile Protest Hike
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr plans to lead a 50 mile march from Selma to Montgomery to press for liberalizing Alabama voting laws. About 500 to 800 marchers will accompany him as the Alabama Legislature meets in a special session called by Gov. George Wallace. King returned from Washington to honor Jimmie Lee Jackson and then went to New York to speak to the United Jewish Appeal.
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Selma
Ala
Martin Luther King Jr
Montgomery
Alabama
King
Marion
George Wallace
Washington
Jimmie Lee Jackson
New York
United Jewish Appeal
Jackson
Perry County
Noted Tennis Player Charged In Bank Robbery
Jackson Mississippi AP reports Tom Falkenburg a former nationally known tennis player was arrested on a bank robbery charge. He is brother to Jinx Falkenburg a New York television personality and Bob Falkenburg a tennis player. FBI agents met him as he walked off the ninth green at Shady Oaks Country Club while practicing for a tournament starting today.
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Jackson
Miss
Tom Falkenburg
Mississippi
Jinx Falkenburg
New York
Bob Falkenburg
FBI
Shady Oaks County Club
Appalachia Bill Clears Congress Ready for LBJ Signature
The 1.1 billion Appalachian aid bill passed the House 257 to 165 after GOP amendments failed and awaits President Johnson signature. Senate approval came last month. The measure funds programs to boost economies in 360 counties across 11 states and open potential expansion to 13 New York counties, with 840 million slated for five years of highway construction and 70 percent federal funding.
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William F. Arbogast
Washington
Congress
Johnson
House
Senate
Appalachian
Alabama
Georgia
Kentucky
Maryland
North Carolina
Ohio
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
West Virginia
New York
Taylor Car Runs Down Irish Woman in Dublin
Elizabeth Taylor’s Rolls Royce struck 76 year old Alice Ryan in Dublin as the star and her French chauffeur returned from a funeral. Taylor alighted in tears, tried to comfort the dying widow with a mink pillow, and accompanied her to the hospital where Mrs Ryan died.
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Taylor
Dublin
Ireland
Elizabeth Taylor
Alice Ryan
Miss Taylor
Gaston Sanz
France
Sanz
Mrs. Ryan
Estes Wins Last Inning In Court
Bill Estes, once influential in farm finance, avoids acquittal in sworn accounts case over Commodity Credit Corp contracts but remains jailed. A federal jury found him not guilty on judging debts tied to storage contracts exceeding 5 million dollars yearly, yet past convictions and state charges keep him imprisoned as the Supreme Court denied review of the mail fraud sentence.
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Dallas
Tex
Billie Sol Estes
Farm Finance
Commodity Credit Corp
West Texas
Washington
Estes
Supreme Court
Baha I Faith Message Highlights Renouncing Prejudice
The Baha i faith urges renunciation of religious racial political and national prejudices as a remedy for the world s sickness. For information contact Baha is under the Hereditary Guardianship at 515 E. Cherry or call 622 6898 or 623 0743.
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E. Cherry
NMMI Chapel Fund Drive Expands Nationally
The New Mexico Military Institute Chapel Fund drives toward a 600000 goal for a cadet chapel with campaigns spreading from Roswell into Arizona California Washington Montana Oregon Utah Nevada Wyoming North Dakota South Dakota Idaho Nebraska Hawaii Alaska and New Mexico. Albuquerque Artesia Carlsbad and Hobbs started last week with Santa Fe Taos planned this week. El Paso opens March 10 as Texas joins the effort with Houston Dallas later this month. National Chairman L T Babe Godfrey calls progress encouraging and the seed planted.
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New Mexico Military Institute Chapel Fund
Roswell
Arizona
California
Washington
Montana
Oregon
Utah
Nevada
Wyoming
North Dakota
South Dakota
Idaho
Nebraska
Hawaii
Alaska
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Artesia
Carlsbad
Hobbs
Santa Fe
Taos
el Paso
Texas
Houston
Dallas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Louisiana
L. T
Babe” Godfrey
Bargain Sale at Ginsberg Music Co
Savings on Magnavox stereos and TVs at Ginsberg Music Co 205 N Main with discounts up to 100 dollars. Limited time offer on combos and separate components.
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Ginsberg Music CO
205
N. Main
Markets Mixed as Select Issues Retain Strength
New York markets finished irregularly lower amid heavy volume about 7.4 million shares. Thiokol and Motorola led activity with gains amid demand for color TV sets. KLM dipped on profit taking while Pan American and Texas Gulf Sulphur showed brisk trading. Du Pont Kennecott and Baltimore & Ohio fell, Hupp surged on news of a coffee roasting breakthrough. bond markets were mixed with U.S. Treasuries firmer. Eggs in Chicago were steadier with wholesale prices unchanged across grades.
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New York
Thiokol
Motorola
Zenith
Texas Gulf
KLM Airlines
Pan American World Airways
du Pont
Kennecott
Baltimore & Ohio
New York Central
Hupp
Western Union
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Denver Livestock Market Report Slaughter Steers Decline
Denver livestock report shows 2,100 cattle with slaughter steers weak to 72.5 lower, heifers and cows steady. hogs at 800 with barrows and gilts mostly 25 lower and sows 25 lower. Prices include slaughter steers good to choice 21.70 to 22.75, choice heifers 21.50 to 22.40, cutter cows 13.00 to 15.00, hogs 1-2 barrows 200 to 215 pounds at 17.65 to 17.75, sows 300 to 330 pounds at 15.50, and 350 to 450 pounds at 14.00.
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Denver Livestock
Denver
USDA
Interior designates first scientific sanctuaries in CA and CO
The Interior Department sets aside initial public land tracts as scientific sanctuaries. A cypress forest in California and a habitat for rare lizards in Colorado are among the first designated areas, reflecting conservation priorities.
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California
Colorado
Interior Department
New Mexico House Passes $1.2 Million Severance Bond Bills
The New Mexico House approved two severance tax bond bills totaling about 1.2 million. Welfare Department funding includes 50 000 for a San Miguel County office 125 000 for a Santa Fe County office and 200 000 for a Bernalillo County office addition and warehouse. An attempted San Juan County office funding of 125 000 failed 34 38. The other bill provides 933 000 for multiple projects including 300 000 for the State Boys School at Springer 287 000 for land improvements by the Park and Recreation Commission 254 000 for the Los Lunas Hospital and Training School and 92 000 for renovation at the Northern New Mexico State School.
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Santa FE
State Welfare Department
New Mexico House
Welfare Department
San Miguel
Bernalillo
Austin Roberts
San Juan
Ray Atchison
Aztec
State Boys School
Springer
State Park and Recreation Commission
Los Lunas Hospital
Northern
New Mexico
el Rito
House Rejected Adverse Report On County Fees Bill
New Mexico House voted 46 to 26 against the Appropriations and Finance Committee adverse report on House Bill 207. The measure would return miscellaneous DMV fees to Dona Ana and Chaves counties, with Chaves County estimated to gain about $24,000 annually if enacted. Representatives Goodell Helbing Johnson Shackelford supported returning funds. Shrecengost urged budget restraint.
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Dona Ana
Larry Goodell
Chaves
House Transportation Committee
Appropriations and Finance Committee
House
Rep. Goodell
Chaves County
Goodell
Steve Helbing
Dewey Johnson
Wilbur Shackelford
Rep. Shrecengost
Roswell Daily Record Seeks Best News Tip of the Week
The Roswell Daily Record offers five dollars weekly for the top news tip. Readers are advised to call MA 2710 6:30 am to 5 pm or 623 6693 622 4809 after 5 pm. Delivery issues should be reported to the circulation department 5 to 7 pm on weekdays and 8 to 10 am on Sundays.
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Roswell Daily Record
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Wildy Drive
L.T. Edwards
Portales
Henry King
Nancy Mays
Bryan Shoemake
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Dexter
Kenneth Woody Jr
John S. Crowe
Ray Gauntt
Skip Bakke
E.H. Hendricks
Fred R. Shaw
Roy Campbell
Elmer Willis
Fred Brenan
Richard Anaya
Arthur Opheim
Ben F. Crow
L. F. Hartzell
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Nam
Viet Nam
U. S
UPI
Columbia
RAM
Thomas M. Brabham
EHP
Special Assembly Valley Council No. 4
R&sm
Wm. L. Verkines, LM
Rio Hondo Commandery
Wm. L. Verhines
Valley Vintage Motor Car Club
E. K. Patterson
Wyatt
Appalachia
NMMI
Alm
Pecos Valley
Chicago
Eee
Amerada
Phill Pet
Aurlin
Am Can
Reich Ch
Reyn
Jes Am Tel Tel
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Ariz P Sv
Safeway
Atchison
Sears Roek
Chrysler
Shell Oil
Sinclair Cent
Socony
Et & Mus
Sperry Rd
Ford
Gulf Oil
Texaco
Transwa
Marath
US Steel
Mont Ward
Wn Bancorp
Nor N Gas
Mt St T&t
Olf & Gas
DOW Jones
E F. Hutton & Co
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MMA Tl CO
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