Supreme Court nullifies Sullivan libel award in Times case
The Supreme Court, in a unanimous ruling by Justice Brennan, overturns a $500,000 libel judgment against the New York Times and four Black Montgomery ministers. The 1960 ad criticizing racial demonstrations led to the ruling that public officials must show actual malice to recover damages for defamatory statements about official conduct.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Montgomery
Ala
New York Times
William J. Brennan Jr
Times
L. B. Sullivan
Montgomery County
Arthur J. Goldberg
William C. Douglas
Buried WWII Ammo Kills Three Marines in Desert Exercise
At Twentynine Palms California a buried World War II ammunition cache exploded during a desert drill killing Private Jack W. Cowsert 17 of Oakland California Private David P. Barnes 20 of St. Louis Missouri Corporal Peter Lopez of the base with two other Marines wounded Lance Corporal Roger D. Rusnak and Private First Class Gary P. Betters both 20 from Chicago The Marine spokesman said investigators do not know the cause or what the five were doing when the blast occurred and that demolition teams regularly check the range for caches
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Twentynine Palms
Calif
Jack W. Cowsert
Oakland
David P. Barnes
St. Louis
Peter §. Lopez
Gary P. Betters
Lance
Roger D. Rusnak
Chicago
Watson Rites Slated Friday In Hillsboro
Services for Alfonso Richard Watson 47 of 506 E Hendricks Hillsboro will be held Friday at Wade's Chapel AME Church Hillsboro burial in Valley View Cemetery Hillsboro Funeral Home of Hillsboro to handle arrangements. Watson born Sept 11 1916 in Hillsboro resided in Roswell four years employed as a compress worker survived by wife Nelda mother Ruth Brown Ragsdale sister Mae Francis Robinson both of Hillsboro and daughter Teresa Nell Watson.
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Alfonso Richard Watson
Hendricks
Wade’s Chapel Ame
Hillsboro
Tex
Valley View
Mass
Talmage-Mason Funeral Home
Watson
Roswell
Nelda
Ruth Brown Ragsdale
Black Springs
Nev
Teresa Nell Watson
Mae Francis Robinson
Skies Clear After Snowfall Across New Mexico Report
Snow accumulated from one to six inches across northern New Mexico with heavier totals in mountains as winds 20 to 35 mph created drifts. Precipitation extended to Albuquerque Clovis Las Vegas Roswell Santa Fe and other towns while highways faced slick conditions. Severe storms lashed Midwest and Southwest with tornadoes and flooding fears in Kentucky and Texas regions.
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New Mexico
Zuni
Clovis
Las Vegas
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Roswell
Zuna
Alamogordo
Clayton
Farmington
Grants
Tucumcari
Colorado
Midwest
Texas
Missouri
Illinois
Ohio
Lutesville
Aviston
Waco
Tex
Kentucky
New Mexico Supreme Court orders repayment of emergency feed aid
The New Mexico Supreme Court unanimously ruled ranchers who received emergency feed program benefits must repay 67,757.76 to the state, sending the case back to district court. Also reported: A.J. Garcia of Cannon AFB 25 died in a one car crash near Fort Sumner. Albuquerque boy Jerry Griego, 4, killed after darting into traffic.
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Santa FE
New Mexico Supreme Court
A.J.C. Joseoph Garcia
Cannon Afb
Fort Sumner
U.S. 54
Albuquerque
Jerry Griego
Weekend Break-ins and Thefts Reported to Police
Police reported multiple incidents over the weekend. Edwin Halpain said a burglary at his unlocked home yielded $100, a toaster, and a percolator. A. F. Drury reported a stolen tractor draw bar and parts worth $115. Oscar Kuessow said a cigarette case and about $6 from a piggy bank were taken. Johnny Winningham was treated for head and ear injuries after a pavement fall near Rocket Lounge. Benny Vittitow reported a stolen radio, spare tire, and wheel from a pickup totaling $75.
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Edwin W. Halpain
S. Sherman Ave
Halpain
A. F. Drury
W. Hobbs
Oscar Kuessow
W. Deming
Johnny Winningham
S. Union
St. Mary’s Hospital
Winningham
Rocket Lounge
Main St
Benny Vittitow
Vittitow
Roads Discussed By County Board In Regular Meeting
Chaves County Commissioners devoted most of their meeting to road issues on the city outskirts. They considered extending North Kansas Avenue and North Montana Avenue to Country Club Road, and asked the city manager for input on which road to open. They also weighed blacktopping Mountain View Road east of Walker Air Force Base and debated easement conditions with landowners. A new wooden bridge at Diamond A Ranch suffered damage from a truck, and CD program officials were approved. An upcoming water shed study for Lake Arthur area and an equipment inventory for the county were also discussed.
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Daily Record
Chaves County
Kansas Avenue
19Th Street
West Country Club Road
Montana Avenue
21St Street
Country Club Road
Roswell
C. M. Woodbury
Commission
William C. Schauer
Kansas
Union Avenues
New Mexico Military Institute
Schauer
Woodbury
Mountain View
Walker Air Force Base
County Board of Education
Northwest Section 21
J. P. Cannon
Main Street
Mountain View School
Diamond
Phil D. Helmig
Helmig
H. C. Naugle
Office of Civil Defense Mobilization
Dorothy Herring
Conference for NM Realtors in Ruidoso
The New Mexico Real Estate Commission will hold a one day conference at the Desert Aire Motel in Alamogordo. The program includes conferences panels and speakers with a luncheon. Nelvin S Falck and Col Lee L Peterson are featured speakers.
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Nelvin S. Falck
Albuquerque
Col
Lee L. Peterson
Holloman Air Force Base
Second Santa Fe freight derailment hits Kingman downtown
In Kingman Arizona a Santa Fe freight train derailment occurred Sunday near the downtown area, with a locomotive and six freight cars leaving the tracks. No injuries were reported and officials had not yet determined the cause.
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Kingman
Ariz
Santa Fe
Missing Trapper Found Unharmed Near Tinnie
Eloy Salcido, 19, of San Patricio was found warm by a fire on the Frank Peters Ranch south of Tinnie after an all night search. He disappeared Sunday afternoon while firewood hunting with friends and checking traps. About 25 to 30 men searched through the night. he was found mid morning.
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Eloy Salcido
San Patricio
Frank Peters
Tinnie
Salcido
Ben Sanchez
Y Drop-in Report Meet Tonight at YMCA Drive
YMCA annual Membership Round-Up continues with a third Drop-In report meeting tonight from 7 to 9 led by general chairman Charles F. Smith. Over 200 captains and volunteers are gathering to boost memberships as two prior meetings yield 374 new members.
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YMCA
Charles F. Smith
Smith
Jim Bruin
Team 4
Albuquerque
Jemez Springs
Hospital Births and Admissions Digest
Hospitals list visiting hours and recent births at local facilities. A.2.C. and Mrs. Wilfong announce a daughter, Capt. and Mrs. Thompson welcome a son, Wright have a son, Durham a son, Flores a daughter, and other births noted. St. Marys records show admissions, dismissals, and new arrivals, including multiple names and addresses. Memorial Osteopathic and ENM Medical Center entries list patients, dismissals, and a new daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Garcia.
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A.C
Kirk
E. Wright
A&e
A.1.c
John R. Durham
SMS
Edward Flores
Supply Sqdn
ST. Mary's
March
Fay Elliott
Nancy Griffin
Jake Chavez
John Mehlhop
Donald Pruit
Oliver Powell
Jeanette Reeves
Richard Call
A. W. Allinger
Doroteo Lucero
Hagerman
ENM Medical Center
New Jersey Residents Commuting to New York and Philadelphia
About 300000 residents of New Jersey commute to jobs in New York and Philadelphia highlighting cross state labor movement and regional urban workforce ties.
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New York
New Jersey
Philadelphia
Market Gains Lift Steels and Key Stocks in NY Session
Steels advanced amid heavy trading as the New York market extended its rise. U.S. Steel Republic Steel and Jones & Laughlin led gains while General Motors Chrysler and other autos rose. Aluminum and rubber issues edged higher with several names posting fractions. Bond activity was mixed as government issues held steady.
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New York
U.S. Steel
Republic Steel
Jones & Laughlin
Motors
General Motors
Chrysler
Ford
Alcoa
Kaiser Aluminum
Reynolds Metals and Aluminum Ltd
Firestone
Goodyear
Plane Explodes in Colombia Killing 25 Aboard
Police said all 25 aboard the Colombian DC3 of Taxader Lines likely perished when it exploded en route from Pereira to Bogota and crashed 18 miles south of Bogota Sunday night.
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Bogota
Colombia
Pereira
Collision Involves Vehicle At 1200 Block Washington Avenue
A Sunday early morning crash occurred at the 1200 block of S Washington Ave. Driver Tommie Reece Randolph of 1209 S Washington collided with a parked car owned by Wallace Kraemer at 1210 S Washington. No injuries reported.
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S. Washington Avenue
Tommie Reece Randolph
S. Washington
Wallace Kraemer
Falstaff Cup Ski Race Dominates Sierra Blanca Weekend
The Falstaff Cup saw 56 contestants from New Mexico Texas and nearby areas compete in a 22 gate giant slalom on Capitan run. Sierra Blanca instructors won with 1 44 while El Paso 1 53 took second and Roswell Ski Club 2 00 earned third.
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Sierra Blanca
New Mexico
Texas
Capitan
Jack McTarnaghan
Roswell
Ruidoso
Lubbock
el Paso
Perry Larson
Doug Klexin
Marsh Nottingham
Cille Courson
New Way Found To Stop Hair Loss Grow More Hair
Houston firm Loesch Laboratory Consultants claims a treatment can stop hair loss and grow hair with a 32 day no risk trial. Read instructions and mail information to Dept NM-2, Box 66001, 3311 West Main St., Houston TX 77006 for evaluation.
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Houston
Texas
Laboratory Consultants
Loesch Laboratory Consultants, Inc
West Main St
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Gary Kilbourne
THE
Associated Press
Hobbs
Peter Hurd
Portales
N. M
Olney
John Eugene Myers Jr
James Reaves
Dallas
M. H. Mullens
Irving
By Norman Rourke
NM Realtors
Thomas J. Murray III
Thomas J. Murray Jr
Hermosa Drive
Special Services Library
Verdun
France
Paris School of Public Relations and Journalism
Paris
Murray
Don Tucker
Mlle
Albane Navizet
Bob Singleton
Bette Rowell
Dale L. Wilfong
James IL. Thompson
Ida Samples
N. Garden Ave
Liverado Lueras
S. Grand
S. Popular
Calle del Sol
Alfred Leyba
E. Poe
Richard Coll
E. Church
Swinging Spear
L. E. Gray
S. Washington Ave
Francisco Gonzales
Delaware
Charlie Jones
S. Michigan Ave
Ernest McGuire
W. Summit
Santos Madrid
Don Barnett
N. Missouri
David Griggs
E. Sixth St
Charlie Clements
Rt. 2
Truman Driver
Carolyn Nunez
Pat Hendricks
T. D. Richburg
Noa Cain
Larry Martinez
Gus Teel
Woody Groves
S. Missouri Ave
Jack Perea
James Andrus
Damon Burkstaller
Floyd Heard
S. Sycamore
Jerald Little
S. Birch
Wayne Coston
Memorial Osteopathic
Pablo Hernandez
Dexter
B. B. Jenkins
S. Union Ave
Thomas Jeffrey
Ejrnio Jiron
Henry Hernandez
Mae Robison
E. Eighth St
Leonard Johns
S. Delaware
Henry Hughes
Sarah Maples
John Garcia
E. Hoagland
Steels Advance
Kennecott
Phelps Dodge
CBS
Holt, Rinehart & Winston
Revlon
Radio Corp
Liggett & Myers
Wesco Financial
U.S
Amerada
Phill Pet
Airlin
Reich
Reyn
Rey Tob
Rob Controls
Atchison
Safeway
San D Gas
Sears Rock
Shell Oil
Sinclair
du Pont
Socony
el & Mus
Sperry
Swift
Gulf
DOW Jones
E F. Hutton & Co
Fidelity Fund
Fidelity Cap
Ee Eneweenee
Ee Eee
Delhi Taylor
Ete
Pinance Gorr Orat
Fourth Street
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