Snowstorm Strikes Rockies Plains and Northeast
The week’s second snowstorm spreads from Montana and Colorado to the Dakotas and into the northern Mississippi Valley bringing four to six inches of new snow. Hazardous driving warnings persist as river ice jams trigger floods in Pennsylvania Vermont and the Pittsburgh area with collapsed bridges and damaged cables reported.
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Associated Press
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Colorado
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Nebraska
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Midwest
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Weather Bureau
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Mich
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Solons Nix Amendment To Wheat Cotton Bill
The Senate defeated 66 to 19 an amendment shifting wheat and cotton controls from acreage to bushels and bales. Sen. Harrison A Williams Jr said he backed the measure to aid farmers but critics warned it would provoke farm state opposition. Democratic leaders sought broad support for the bill.
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Senate
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Williams
Roswell Man 18 Charged After Cutting Incident
An 18 year old Roswell man Johnny Bartlett 312 E Van Buren was arrested for aggravated assault after allegedly cutting Alfred Emerson 18 of 314 E For rest. Emerson was treated at St Mary's Hospital for wounds to the upper left arm and shoulder blade from the dispute in the 300 block of East Forrest.
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Roswell
Johnny Bartlett
E. van Buren
Alfred Emerson
E. Forrest
St. Mary's Hospital
Bartlett
East Forrest
McNamara Plans New Viet Nam War Area Survey
Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara travels to Saigon with Gen. Maxwell Taylor for a fourth fact finding mission to reassess Vietnam strategy. He cites heavier weapons captured from guerrillas and discusses possible expansion of combat toward North Viet Nam.
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Johnson
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U.S
Man Pleads Guilty to Forgery in Justice Court
Bobby Joe Buchanan aged 28 of 204 North Michigan pleaded guilty to three forgery charges at his arraignment in justice of the peace court. Judge J C Jones ordered him held for district court action on a 3500 dollar bond.
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Michigan
Justice of the Peace Cour
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J. C. Jones
Youth Hurt When Hit by Car on East Bland Street
Theresa Perreira fifteen suffered a sprained right knee and minor cuts after a collision with Doris McCann seventeen on Bland Street at 3 40 p m Thursday. Perreira was admitted to St Marys Hospital in good condition later reported. Police described the crossing incident in the 900 block East Bland Street as she tried to cross in front of the McCann vehicle traveling west.
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E. Apple
Wylie’s Lanes
Virginia Ave
Fibbits
Theresa Perreira
E. Albuquerque
Doris McCann
S. Mulberry
Miss Perreira
St. Mary's Hospital
Bland Street
McCann
Ice Royals Open Three Day Ice Show at Ice-O-Rama
Ice Royals begin a three day ice show at 8 p m today at Ice-O-Rama Ruidoso Downs Matinees are scheduled for 2 p m on Saturday and Sunday with evening performances at 8 p m Earl Dunn president of Ice Royals Inc credits the new approach featuring outstanding and unusual variety acts and top professional skaters.
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Ice Royals
Ruidoso Downs
Earl Dunn
Ice Royals Inc
Hoffa to Hear His Sentence Next Thursday
Hoffa and three associates were convicted of trying to fix the 1962 Nashville jury. Judge Frank Wilson set sentencing for next Thursday, with Hoffa facing up to 10 years and $10,000 in fines. Co-defendants Ewing King, Larry Campbell, and Thomas E. Parks face up to 5 years and $5,000 in fines each. All are free on bond and plan to appeal.
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Tenn
AP Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
U.S
Frank Wilson
Hoffa
Nashville
Ewing King
Teamsters
Larry Campbell
Detroit
Thomas E. Parks
Hospital Births and Admits Highlight Dated Entries
A hospital and related facilities report births and patient admissions dated March 5. Names include Mr and Mrs Sam Pece with a daughter and multiple individuals admitted at ENM Medical Center and Memorial Osteopathic. Missing or partial addresses noted for several listed patients.
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E. Chisum
ENM Medical Center
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A&e
Garland Stamey
SMS
Memorial Osteopathic
Don Dunaway
N. Garden
Allene Lucero
Potash contracts reach inCarlsbad in three years
Five potash firms and three AFL CIO unions reached a new three year contract in Carlsbad on Thursday. The deal, the longest and fastest reached, includes a 22 cent per hour wage rise with some unions exchanging part for fringe benefits such as enhanced group insurance and extra vacation.
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Afl-Cio
United Stote and Allied Products Workers of America
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March 6 1954 Today in History highlights
On this date in 1836 the Alamo at San Antonio fell after 13 days of battle. Mexican Gen Santa Anna’s forces killed Texans including Davy Crockett and James Bowie. In 1857 the Dred Scott decision favored the South on slavery. In 1933 FDR proclaimed a nationwide bank holiday.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Soviets Express Interest in Long Term Trade Pact with U S
In Moscow first deputy premier Kosygin told a U S delegation that the Kremlin seeks a long term trade agreement. The visit follows a pact allowing large American ships to discharge wheat at Odessa. The Russians show interest in purchasing manufacturing licenses and possibly selling licenses to the United States.
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Alexei Kosygin
Kremlin
United States
U.S
Clarence D. Martin
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Odessa
Martin
Wari Martin
Kosygin
Soviet Union
Middleton Rites Set Saturday
Funeral services for Robert Monroe Middleton 89 of East Grand Plains will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at the First Baptist Church with Dr. John H. Parrott and Rev. O L. Dennis officiating. Burial in Hagerman Cemetery. Middleton survived by three sons and two daughters.
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O. L. Dennis
Hagerman
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Middleton
William County
Tex
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W. A. Sterrett
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N. Washington Ave
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Austin H. Dillon
First Methodist Church
South Park Cemetery
Thompson
Hillsdale
Mich
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Cadillac
Betty Lou
Dennis
Richard
Dean Church
Jackson
Charles Church
Tucson
Ariz
Doyle Neasbitt
Irving, Tex
Mary Church
Washington Roundup Briefing From Washington D C
In Washington the Paris outlook and ambassador Bohlen return are noted as signs of possible shifts in Franco American ties. McNamara discusses a new long range jet designed for interception and denies CIA spy plane use. FBI crime figures show a 10 percent rise with property crimes driving the increase. Congress reveals a European American ring smuggling industrial goods to Cuba amid grand jury action in New York and the Bay Area.
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Johnson
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FBI
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Man pleads innocent in Artesia DWI case
Robert Lee Hamilton, 56, pleaded not guilty to driving while intoxicated when he appeared before Judge Elmer Perry. The case was continued to 8 a.m. Thursday morning for further proceedings.
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Robert Lee Hamilton
Elmer Perry
Markets Edge Higher in Moderate NY Trading
The New York stock market moved slightly higher in moderate late afternoon trading with about 4.7 million shares. Advances led by Chrysler and several large issues, while most gains were fractional. Pacific Lighting jumped on a 2-for-1 split and dividend rise, and Superior Oil and IBM posted notable increases.
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Pan American World Airways
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Anaconda
Kenne
Pacific Lighting
Erie Lackawanna
Missouri-Kansas-Texas
Wendo
Denver Livestock and Egg Market Briefs
USDA reports cow, calf, hog, and sow prices with steady to firm trends. Hogs steady 15.50 to 15.60 for 188 to 220 lb barrows and gilts. sows 12.25 per 445 lb. Sheep noted with 107 lb lambs at 21.75. Eggs remain steady with wholesale prices up to 2 higher. Grade A whites around 31 to 42 and other grades listed.
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Denver Livestock
Denver
USDA
Chicago
Accidents Reported On City Streets Thursday
Multiple collisions reported across the city including at McGaffey and Main Streets at 3 36 p m involving Donald Le Roy Nett and Theodore Merrill Robberts and at Atkinson Avenue and Bland Street at 4 50 p m with Charles William Astin and Chevyl Elaine Stanley. A collision on S Kentucky Avenue involved June Turner Huff and a parked car owned by Mrs Derral Sinn.
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N. Atkinson
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Monument
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Barbecue Slated By Local Church Group
The Community Church of God in Christ at 321 E McGaffey will host an old fashioned barbecue from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday and Sunday with beef ribs or chicken. Orders can be phoned to 622-8537 for free delivery.
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Community Church of God In Christ
E. McGaffey
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