Roswell constable Ashcraft seeks re election in Democratic primary
Henry A. Ashcraft constable of Precinct No 1 announces candidacy for re election subject to the Democratic primary He stresses fair treatment of all people and urges support in the coming primary He has lived in Roswell 39 years worked 18 years for a utility company and runs a grocery with his wife at 209 W Hendricks St They have five children and reside in Roswell
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Henry A. Ashcraft
Roswell
Ashcraft
Constable
Gladys
W. Hendricks St
Mechanic-JP Gets Driver in Squeeze
In Lebanon Indiana Justice of the Peace Joe F Cooper tuned up motorist James O Darnall s car after he complained of sluggish performance. Darnall returned with a speeding ticket and Cooper fined him 18 75 for speeding. The tuneup bill was not stated.
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Lebanon
Ind
Justice of the Peace
Joe F. Cooper
James 0
Darnall
Cooper
Eskimo Tribe Feature at Knife and Fork Club
Local Kay activities showcased Nunamuit Eskimos during a winter survey led by Anchorage magistrate Robert LaFollette. He introduced the tribe, described caribou based life, housing and dress, and noted early signs of change as mail services expand. The next club meeting on April 3 will feature Gordon Ovens.
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Janice Guercio
Robert LaFollette
Anchorage
Alaska
Knife and Fork Club
Fairbanks
la Follette
Simon Paneak
Childry
John Henn
Kane and Fork Club
Gordon Ovens
Campbell Opens Office Speaks Tonight In New Mexico
Campbell launches gubernatorial campaign HQ with Lawrence Goodell in Santa Fe. He will speak at 7 30 p m at Walker AFB Officers Club and travels to Las Cruces and Tucumcari for meetings with Democrats. Attorney George L Zimmerman elected district Campbell for Governor club chairman in Alamogordo.
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House
Jack M. Campbell
Santa Fe
Lawrence Goodell
D-Chaves
Campbell
Chamber of Commerce
Walker Air Force Base Officers Club
Las Cruces
Dona Ana County
Tucumcari
George L. Zimmerman
Campbell For Governor
Alamogordo
PTA
Tularosa
New Mexico
Tuck
Arizona
Paul
Pannin
Fannin
Congress v
Mexico
Roswell
N. Richardson
Walker Air Force Base
Squires
Joyce Skeen Dies in City
Miss Joyce Ezzapeth Skeen, 20, sister of State Senator Joseph R. Skeen, died this morning at St. Marys Hospital after an extended illness from nephritis. She was born January 6, 1934 in Santa Monica and lived with her mother Mrs. Hah T. Rose of 41 Riverside Dr. Survivors include her mother two brothers Joseph R. Skeen of Picacho and David C. Skeen of Torrance and grandmother Mrs. Carl Adamson. Funeral services are pending at Ballard Funeral Home. Contributions may be made to the Geriatrics Section of St Marys Hospital in memory of Mrs. Marge T. Keohane.
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Joyce Ezzapeth Skeen
Joseph R. Skeen
Lincoln County
St. Mary's Hospital
Hah T. Rose
Riverside Dr
Thomas D. Skeen
Rose
Santa Monica
Calif
Miss Skeen
St. Clare's Catholic School
Portland
Ore
Immaculate High School
Chicago
Arlington, Tex
State College
Bassett, Johnston & Deason
Hanson Oil Co
Roswell
Fort Worth
Skeen
Picacho
David C. Skeen
Torrance
Carl Adamson
Ballard Funeral Home
Marge T. Keohane
Roswell Board Retains 16 Administrators for 1962 63
Roswell Board of Education reelected 16 administrators to contracts for the 1962 63 year and approved the calendar starting August 24. Names include E L Harp R M Clark P Hosford and others. superintendent Allred retained. new Sierra Junior High post pending. A leave of absence for Pecos Elementary principal Howard Stone to work on his doctorate was approved.
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Bill Fritch
Roswell
Philip Ly Dillard
Ralph W. Hay
Homer Dunagan
E. A. Williamson
Adron Beasley
el Captan
Thomas G. Earnest
Edge
Morris E. Hinman
South Junior High
Morris W. Ward
Lavora Fisk
Valley View
Helen Curry
Parkview
Burr Powell
Missouri Avenue
Bill Rapp
Washington Avenue
Dewey Johnson
AHS
Sierra
Allred
Howard Stone
Pecos
Schior
New Mexico
Washington
North Junior High
George E. England Jr
Roswell High School Band Boosters Club
England
Bob Chewning
Grady Southworth
Jim Mark
Richard G. Bean
John Hall
Harp
Clark
Early 1962 Democratic and Republican primary filings in New Mexico
Santa Fe AP reports the 1962 party primaries began with many early declarations. Democratic candidates include Mayor Leo Murphy Roswell Rep Jack Campbell Albuquerque Sen Ed Mead and Reps Montoya Morris. lieutenant governor hopefuls Upton Amaya Easley Flynn. Republicans feature Stockly in attorney general Laws and Montoya for corporation commission. Dr Jack Redman seeks Congressional seat No. 1. Filing deadline is 5 pm today.
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Amg
Leo T. Murphy
Santa Fe
Jack M. Campbell
Roswell
Ed Y. Mead
Albuquerque
Eles
U. S
Joseph M. Montoya
Thomas G. Morris
W. J. Upton
George D. Amaya
Gallup
Mack Easley
Hobbs
John W. Flynn
Joe A. Montoya
Edwin Stockly
Los Alamos
Wayne Laws
Victor E. Montoya
Corporation Commission
Laws
Jack Redman
Rep
Montoya
State Board of Education
Virgil Henry
State Board
Mary M. Wilson
Raymundo Saucedo
Deming
Saucedo
Ambrosia F. Chavez
Joint Return or Separate Filing in Income Tax
The article explains choosing between joint and separate filing for federal income tax. It notes last year there were three forms and this year two, and references a five part series on Page 3 that guides readers on which form to use.
Hanagan Files For Judge in Surprise Move
SANTA FE AP Dist Atty Patrick F Hanagan of Roswell filed as a Democratic candidate for district judge in the fifth judicial district. His candidacy surprised observers and was filed by Jack Tove, a former assistant district attorney under Hanagan. Love is now an assistant U.S. attorney in Albuquerque as Hanagan seeks nomination for the Division 1 seat held by Judge Caswell Neal of Carlsbad, a Republican.
Solar Observatory Launch Postponed by Technical Problems
Cape Canaveral AP report says technical problems forced the postponement of a planned solar observatory launch to study earth sun relations. The delay halted the attempt to place the craft into orbit to advance understanding of solar dynamics and their impact on Earth.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Severe winter storm dumps up to 30 inches along Atlantic coast
By the Associated Press the strongest storm of the waning winter battered a wide arc from Alabama to New England today. Snow accumulated as high as 30 inches along parts of the Atlantic seaboard, disrupting travel and prompting weather warnings.
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Associated Press
Alabama
New England
Atlantic Seaboard
First Services Sunday at New First Baptist Sanctuary
The First Baptist Church prepares to worship in its new 450000 dollar sanctuary seating 1300 for the first service on gust 1 1909 an eight day revival will follow led by evangelist John Bob Riddle and singer Lee Roy Till with guest pastor Dr John H Parrott from Dallas preaching Jusry will bring a sermon and Roswell residents are invited to tour the facilities during the revival
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First Baptist Church
John Bob Riddle
Central Park Baptist Church
Birmingham
Ala
Lee Roy Till
Minster of Music
Dallas
Training Union
Baptist Church
New Mexico
Europe
Near East
South
Society of Biblical Literay
Paul
Pineville
John H. Parrott
Al-l Baptist Church
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Fostepco Heights
Cornell Baptist Church of
Fort Worth
Houston
Roswell
Caldwell Named to Plumb Administration Board
Gov Edwin L Mechem appoints Charles Caldwell of the New Mexico Health Department to the Plumb ing Administration Board Irell will serve until June 10 1968 to fill Jack Clem of Artesia whose term was ended earlier this year
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Santa FE
Edwin L. Mechem
Charles Caldwell
New Mexico Health Department
Irell
Jack Clem
Artesia
County Jobs File Shows 18 Democrats 2 Republicans Filing
Political hopefuls filed for county and state offices as the Chaves County clerk opened. By 1 p.m. 18 Democrats and two Republicans entered the race with names including J. M. Vander wart, Lawrence Goodell, E. Ray Phelps, Fred LaTurner, Dorothy Herring, Sally Simms, and others for county positions such as clerk treasurer sheriff commissioner probate judge and schools superintendent. Republicans listing include M. S. Pruit and E. F. Tanoy among those filing for superintendent and surveyor.
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Chaves
J. M. Vanderwart
Lawrence Goodell
Leon A. Redman
E. Ray Phelps
Fred LaTurner
Dorothy Herring
Sally
Roswell Daily Record tips prize for weekly news tips
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Charles de Gaulle
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Jack M Campbell
Hanagan
Pat Hanagan
City Church
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Mr. Riddle
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Montgomery
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