Khrushchev urges farming push while warning on industry
Khrushchev called for rapid expansion of the Soviet Union's agriculture at a Central Committee meeting, stressing that boosting food output is a general party matter. He noted industry has grown about 3 percent since 1959 and warned against neglecting industrial progress even as farming is intensified.
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Balloon Flight Plans Delayed by Exploding Unmanned Test
An unmanned balloon test exploded over the High Sierra delaying plans by CHyCu Ualif and Air Force to send two men aloft to view the planets. The accident occurred at about half the planned altitude, hindering the mission.
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Powers to testify before Senate on U2 incident inquiry
Francis Gary Powers, the U2 pilot imprisoned after the 1960 mission, will tell his story in an open session before the Senate Armed Services Committee. The board of inquiry concluded the incident resulted from orders executed under Soviets. Powers, released in a spy exchange, has been kept from public view while investigators reviewed the case.
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Francis Gary Powers
Senate Armed Services Committee
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
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John A. McCone
Union
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Powers
Soviet Union
Rudolf J. Abel
E. Barrett Prettyman
Toll on N M Road So Far This Year Falls Short of Last Year
The toll on the N M road stands at 45 for the current year, compared with 47 at the same point last year, indicating a slight decrease in year to date traffic and revenue.
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N. M
Easter Date Drift Through Centuries Reveals Calendar Tangles
Weather and history intertwine as Easter 1973 and 1984 fall on December 25, with future shifts noted to 2038 and 2011. The piece traces the long, debated evolution of Easter dating from Passover ties to Nicene rules and calendar reforms, detailing how lunar cycles and equinoxes govern the holiday in various churches and nations.
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Chicago
Figuring Your Income Tax Series Opens on Page 2
The article notes a high percentage of federal income tax returns contain major mistakes and urges readers to follow the five part series starting today on Page 2. It emphasizes avoiding errors in personal returns and previews guidance to come.
Mechem cancels Japan tour and receives state funds
Gov. Edwin L. Mechem announced the cancellation of his planned tour of Japan with other governors. A US Treasury check totaling 4,561,744.10 dollars was delivered to Mechem, representing New Mexico’s share of mineral leasing bonuses and royalties on federal lands. In Paris, France, the government said it will not send representatives to the Geneva disarmament conference beginning March 14. In Houston, Frank Ivy was named head coach of the AFL champion Oilers after formerly coaching the St Louis Cardinals.
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Pop) Ivy
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Roswell Proclaims May 5 as Golden Anniversary Day
Mayor Lake J. Frazier proclaims May 5 Golden Anniversary Day in Roswell. Civic clubs sponsor parades street dances and contests as part of the celebration, announced by Bob Huber assistant manager of the Chamber of Commerce.
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Roswell
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Chamber of Commerce
Campbell Predicts Democratic Sweep In New Mexico
Special to the Daily Record Alamogordo New Mexico Speaker Jack M Campbell predicts a Democratic Party sweep in the November general election as he organizes Otero County support for his gubernatorial bid He vows no handover of offices to Republicans this year and says he will speak for himself Mead and Murphy clash with Campbell Horn shows slides of a world trip and is described as a friend Campbell plans a Roswell office opening and a handshaking tour before addressing the Junior Chamber of Commerce dinner at Walker AFB Officers Club Tuesday night
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Lincoln County
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Las Cruces
GOP Woman Seeks Office in Chaves County Treasurership
Mrs. Marcia Smith, Roswell resident for eight and a half years, announces as a Republican candidate for Chaves County treasurer to run in the May 8 primary. She works in bookkeeping and tax for a local firm and previously served as a St. Marys Hospital Auxiliary bookkeeper for three years. A Texas Christian University graduate with a BA in mathematics and geology, she and her husband Robert and their three children live at 905 Plains Park Dr.
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Chaves
Psychiatric Seminar For New Mexico Doctors In Las Vegas
A psychiatric seminar for New Mexico physicians is scheduled in Las Vegas on March 9 and 10.
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Las Vegas
N.M
New Mexico
Roswell Daily Record Offers Weekly News Tip Reward
The Roswell Daily Record will pay five dollars weekly for the best news tip of the week with the winner announced each Sunday. Contact MA 27710 or MA 24009 or MA 31001 between 6:90 a.m. and 5 p.m. After hours use the same numbers. The winner's name remains confidential if requested.
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Girl Injured By Gunshot At Roswell Farm
A one year old Roswell girl was admitted to ENM Medical Center after a gunshot wound to the hip. Yolanda Marie Otero, daughter of Mr and Mrs M G Otero, was injured by two bullets from a 22 caliber rifle accidentally fired while children played in Raymon Lopez’s trailer home. Officers said the rifle on a table near a record player apparently discharged as the children moved records.
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ENM Medical Center
Yolanda Marie Otero
M. G. Otero
E. Albuquerque St
Raymon Lopez
Death of Cruces skydiver prompts FAA probe
LAS CRUCES AP A Federal Aviation Agency expert arrived to investigate the death of 27 year old Raymond Ormsbee a New Mexico State University graduate student who fell 3000 feet from a light Air Force plane. He failed to deploy both parachutes and reportedly held the release ring of the emergency chute upon impact while learning at the Las Cruces Sky Diving Club.
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Holloman Air Force Base
Daniel Seenz
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Roswell
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B58 Jet Sets Transcontinental Speed Record in New York
A four Jet B58 bomber flew from Los Angeles to New York in one hour forty eight minutes? The Air Force jet reportedly reached the coast at 1 38 p m and completed the cross country flight in two hours one minute and thirty nine point six seconds.
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