Senate OKs insurance bills and narcotics measure
The Senate passed seven Rep Goodell introduced insurance bills from the New Mexico Insurance Department, including capital fund and licensing reforms, and a 54-1 narcotics act enforcement bill granting police similar procedures to federal authorities. House tabling blocked one motor vehicle fee bill.
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Chaves County
New Mexico Insurance Department
House
House Judiciary Committee
New Mexico
State Dept Demands Better Moscow Embassy Protection
The State Department called on the Soviet Union to provide adequate protection for the U.S. Embassy in Moscow amid future demonstrations. It criticized last Thursday’s police protection during a mob attack as not adequate, while noting a Soviet apology and promise to improve.
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State Department
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U.S
Moscow
Robert J. McCloskey
Sudderth Recommends Truck By-Pass Widening
State Highway Commissioner John Sudderth proposed widening the Roswell truck bypass right of way from 50 to 100 feet along a four mile strip from Second Street to Pine Lodge Road. County leaders warned of pending condemnations and asked for state help with right of way and related road projects.
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Pine Lodge Road
Brown Road
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Berrendo Junior High School
Janss
State
Clardy
Roswell-Ruidoso
Riverside
Ruidoso
Air Force Reports 663 Unidentified UFO Sightings
After 18 years and 8 908 investigated reports from 1947 to 1964 the Air Force lists 663 sightings as unidentified. Most are explained as balloons birds or misidentified objects with no threat to national security and no evidence of extraterrestrial vehicles.
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Washington
Air Force
Associated Press
Broad Comprised Health Plan Advances in House Panel
The House Ways and Means Committee informally agreed on a broadened health care plan for the aged. Draft language will be prepared. no binding votes yet. The plan adds optional major medical coverage financed by a payroll tax with Social Security recipients contributing about 3 dollars monthly and covering doctor and drug costs after initial payments.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Pekin Reports Losses From Air Strikes On Laos
A Peking radio broadcast cited by the New China News Agency said U S jets and 128 aircraft struck eastern Laos held by Pathet Lao, causing great losses in lives and property. The report said jets intruded over Khang Khai Plaine des Jarres Xieng Khoung Ban Ban and other sites in Xieng Khouang Province at 4 30 am. T28 planes then bombed and strafed Highway 7.
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Laos
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Ban Ban
Xieng Khouang
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Laos Radio
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Reinforcements Airlifted to Vietnam Fronts
Reinforcements were flown into a battle zone 40 miles southwest of Da Nang as a major clash raged. A large Allied effort east of Saigon failed, prompting closed-door briefings with Gen. Harold Johnson and Gen. Westmoreland. The U S party then planned tours as Viet Cong forces pressed government units near Da Nang.
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William C. Westmoreland
U.S
Maxwell D. Taylor
Johnson
Johnsons 4 Percent Growth Goal For 1970 Economy
President Johnson tells Congress the economy must expand about 4 percent annually through 1970 to reduce unemployment to a more acceptable level. Also notes on Vietnam war, Indonesian relations review, and wild rivers proposal.
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Johnson
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Anderson Refuses Medical Debate With Dr Redman
Senator Clinton P Anderson of New Mexico declines a televised debate with Dr Jack Redman of Albuquerque over aged care bills. Redman backs Eldercare while Anderson backs Medicare. he cites Senate duties and already stated positions. He adds he would have met Redman if the invitation came during a recent New Mexico visit.
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D-N.m
Jack Redman
Albuquerque
Redman
Senate
Obscene Material Bill Passes House 48-23
The New Mexico House approved a bill by 48 to 23 to bar dissemination of obscene or pornographic material. Amendments exclude library books, and shift court costs to accusers if charges fail. The measure makes violation a fourth-degree felony with up to 15 years or a $5,000 fine.
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Albuquerque
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New Mexico
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D-Dona Ana
David Cargo
R-Bernalillo
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Cargo
Finis Heidel
D-Lea
Heidel
State Guard Reserve Merger Details Await Monday
The adjutant general of the New Mexico National Guard says no details on the proposed merger with Army Reserve units will be released until Monday. Maj. Gen. John P. Jolly, reached at Carlisle Barracks, Pa, will return to New Mexico when possible. Congressmen received some information this week on potential effects for New Mexico servicemen, but specifics remain unavailable.
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New Mexico National Guard
John P. Jolly
Santa Fe
Carlisle Barracks
New Mexico
Defense Department
Newspaper Circulation Rises 1.5 Million in 1964
Editor and Publisher reports U S daily newspapers boosted their 1964 circulation by 1.5 million copies, the biggest annual rise since 1946. The year book shows total daily circulation averaging 60 412 266, up 2 5 percent from 1963 and 20 percent higher than 1946.
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Editor & Publisher International
Youth Shot To Death By Police In Clovis Station
An 18 year old, Joe Barela, was killed at the Clovis police station after a struggle with officers. Police say Barela grabbed a pistol from Sgt Purselley after a warning shot and was fatally shot by radio operator David Swift. Another youth, Joe Selgado, 18, was held in jail on pending charges.
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Bud) Watkins
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Purselley
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