Alamogordo Man Faces Court In Odd Body Case
Paul Hartzler 61 faces district court to quash charges of indecently keeping and exposing a dead woman body after pleading guilty in justice court. The case ties to the death of 19 year old Jerri Ulmer near La Luz and Hartzler’s Bible study group.
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Alamogordo
ED Staats
Associated Press
Fles
Paul S. Hartzler
George L. Zimmerman
District Court
Justice of the Peace Convictton
Hartzler
Peace Justice Court
Dist
Richard Stanley
New Mexico
Jerri Ellen Ulmer
la Luz
James Ulmer
Pilot Escapes In Jet Crash At Holloman AFB
A JF 4B test aircraft crashed at 8:30 a.m. on Holloman Air Force Base near Alamogordo. Civilian test pilot Charles P. Garrison of Alamogordo ejected before impact and escaped injuries. Garrison works as a Holloman test pilot for the McDonald Aircraft Center. The JF4B is the Navy version of the Air Force F4C used in Vietnam.
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Alamogordo
Air Force
Holloman Air Force Base
Charles P. Garrison
Garrison
Holloman
McDonald Aircraft Center
Vietnam
Insurance Bill Hitting Snags in New Mexico Senate
The measure to bring mail order insurers under the state supervision and a 2.5 percent premium tax faces Senate obstacles. sponsor Rep. Eugene Peirce Jr. notes its impact on major entities like the University of New Mexico and other large corporations that currently bypass the tax by dealing with out of state offices.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Senate
Eugene Peirce Jr
R-Bernalillo
University of New Mexico
Peirce
Albuquerque Teachers Consider Friday Walkout Demand
Albuquerque public school teachers weigh a Friday walkout to press for higher salaries. Supt. Robert Chisholm urges restraint while petitions circulate among the Albuquerque Classroom Teachers Association and Albuquerque Teachers Federation, with potential statewide action discussed by James Rodgers.
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Albuquerque
Robert Chisholm
Congressional Committee
Washington
Albuquerque Classroom Teachers Association
Albuquerque Teachers Federation
Classroom Teachers Association
James Rodgers
Classroom Teachers Group
New Mexico Education Association
New Mexico
Rodgers
Antipoverty Chief Quits Over Program Differences
Willis Hardin resigns as McKinley County coordinator for the Northwest New Mexico Economic Opportunity Council citing a gap between antipoverty act rhetoric and program action. He accuses the Austin regional office of inconsistency and wasting funds while criticizing conflicting directions from state and regional offices.
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Gallup
McKinley County
Willis Hardin
Northwest New Mexico Economic Opportunity Council
G. D. Ramsey
Hardin
Austin
Tex
Spanking Child May Harm Brain Warns German Doctor
West German doctor Dr. Felicitas Hammer says corporal punishment on a child’s buttocks can dislodge fatty particles and cause brain blood clots. She links beatings to headaches dizziness forgetfulness and concentration loss and warns against all corporal punishment including stick beatings.
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Munich
Germany
Felicitas Hammer
Hammer
Medal Goes To Medic For Vietnam Heroism
Army medic Spec. 6 Lawrence Joel of Winston-Salem North Carolina will receive the Medal of Honor from President Johnson. Joel, 39, who served since 1946 with a break, will be the first medical aide honored for Vietnam actions on November 8, 1965. He is stationed at Fort Bragg and holds the Purple Heart and Combat Medical Badge.
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Washington
Vietnam
Johnson
Army
Lawrence Joel
Winston-Salem
N.C
Joel
Ft. Bragg
Reagan Proposes 946 Million California Tax Increase
Governor Reagan outlines a 946 million tax rise covering personal income, sales, liquor, tobacco and banks to balance a 5 billion plus budget. He promises 120 million in direct property tax cuts and 95 million to aid local governments as indirect relief. Legislation's fate unclear in Democratic legislature. Las Vegas AP. David Cargo has two talks in Las Cruces March 16 and March 30.
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Sacramento
Calif
Ronald Reagan
California
Execu
Reagan
Las Vegas
David Cargo
Las Cruces
Highway Department
New Mexico
Fire damaged mail items sorted after Carrizozo train blaze
Carrizozo post office workers sorted 100 bags of fire damaged mail from a railroad car en route from Kansas City to Phoenix. The blaze, caused by a damaged brake shoe, also sparked two nearby grass fires. Mail destined for Phoenix was moved to another car while undeliverable parcels were sent to the dead mail office in Washington.
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Lincoln County
Carrizozo
Kansas City
Phoenix
Ariz
Glen Bradley
Roy Harmon
Washington, D.C
Schlafly hints at floor fight for GOP women presidency
Phyllis Schlafly, passed over by a nominating panel, says she may oppose Gladys O'Donnell for the presidency of the National Federation of Republican Women. Schlafly, federation first vice president, predicts a split and urges unity for 1968 while awaiting convention May 5-6. Other slate members include Norman Armitage and Lahoma Dennis among others.
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Washington
Phyllis Schlafly
California
National Federation of Republican Women
New York
Sen. Goldwater
Federation
O’donnell
Norma Armitage
Spartansburg
S. C
Lahoma Dennis
Topeka
Kan
Joe Leveton
Portland
Ore
John Salmon
Tucson
Ariz
James Blackham
Winchester
Mass
Wendell Hobbs
Ann Arbor
Mich
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Jerri
Spencer Platt
Plains Park
Curtis- Mathes
Bunkie
Walnut
Seeos
Upright Food
RINT
Antipoverty
C. V. Koogler
Argentina
Mt. Aconcagua
Hemisphere
Schlosshotel Kornberg
Taunus Mountains
Frankfurt
UPI
Tive
Edmund G. Brown
P.O
GOP
England
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