Nationwide Rights Protests Erupt Across Cities Over Selma
Demonstrations sweep San Francisco Kansas City Los Angeles Cambridge Madison Buffalo Joliet and near the White House as thousands rally for voting rights in Alabama. Gov Knowles Beloit students and leaders including James Farmer press for federal action and Johnson endorsement amid calls for stronger law enforcement after a brutal attack on three white ministers in Selma.
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Selma
Ala
Alabama
James A. Reed
Boston
Birmingham
James Farmer
Congress of Racial Equality
Washington
Johnson
Farmer
New York
San Francisco
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Cambridge
Mass
Madison
Wis
Buffalo
N.Y
Joliet
Ill
White House
National Council of Churches
Lutheran Church of the Reformation
J. Oscar Lee
Council
Commission On Religion and Race
Federal Building
U.S
Leslie N. Shaw
Harry Bridges
Hospital visitation hours and March admissions list
Visiting hours for General patients 2 PM to 8 30 PM Maternity 3 to 5 PM and 6 30 to 8 30 PM. Admitted March 10 include Mrs Brad Pretti and others across Alfred Leyba Dumas Tex Portales Carlsbad Elmer Kline etc. Dismissals March 10 listed. Births note Mr and Mrs Douglas Lathrop a daughter. Walker AFB ULC announces a son.
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Brad Pretti
Hervey Drive
Alfred Leyba
E. Poe
Bobby Hodges
Loco Hills
John Carlile
Dumas Tex
Henry King
Portales
Jose Archuleta
E. van Buren
Jill Erickson
Davidson Drive
Homer Freeman
Carlsbad
Leonard Rose
Wildy
Elmer Kline
W. Wildy
Baxter Blount
S. Missouri
Nikki McGaugh
David Friedland
Paul Douglas
Sandra Moore
Douglas Lathrop
Greenwood
Memorial Osteopathic
Art Massingale
E. Eighth
Thomas Jeffrey
S. Jackson
Brent Caldwell
S. Michigan
Clara Smith
Claude Thompson
Walker Air Force Base
David E. Hinkle
Walker
Health Care Bill Voting to Begin
The House Ways and Means Committee starts voting on a comprehensive health care bill for the aged. Chairman Mills predicts House passage in about two weeks after essential decisions by Friday. The draft includes a payroll tax funded hospitalization plan, extra health expense coverage, higher Social Security payments, and broader state federal health care programs for indigent and low income people.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Mills
Senior Citizens Golden Ring Council
Johnson
Regents Pressure Sparks UC President Kerr Resignation
Berkeley reports confirm that interference by University of California regents led to Clark Kerr resigning as president of the nine campuses. Regent Carter and others warned of action if student demonstrators were not expelled, while Meyerson also stepped down. Kerr criticized the protest as a misguided Free Speech Movement tied to pornography.
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Martin Meyerson
Kerr
Reserve Units Inspection Set Tonight in Texas and New Mexico
Reserve units will undergo a routine inspection tonight by Col. Ben E. Allen deputy corps commander of the VIII United States Army Corps in Austin. Capt. Gary Kloppenberg Major Burl Wilkerson and Lt. Col. Buster Byrd will welcome the colonel at Roswell Municipal Airport and guide him through training facilities and administration of Company C 5th Medium Tank Battalion 35th Armor. He will depart Friday for inspections in the Carlsbad and Artesia areas.
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Roswell
Ben E. Allen
VIII
United States Army Corps
Austin
Texas
Gary Kloppenberg
Burl Wilkerson
Buster Byrd
U.S. Army Reserve School
5Th Medium Tank Btn
35Th Armor
Allen
Carlsbad
Artesia
Bombers Could End War Quickly Says Gen Power
Gen Thomas S Power, former SAC commander, asserts a few heavy SAC bombers dropping conventional bombs on major targets in North Viet Nam could end the South Viet Nam war in days. He warns limited wars might require nuclear options under certain circumstances and urges preparedness.
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Washington
Strategic Air Command
SAC
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Thomas S. Power
United States
Viet Nam
New leads found in murder case at Vanadium bar
Silver City AP reports Sheriff Aguirre said good clues are being pursued in the Monday night beating death of Vanadium bartender Al Lavigne. Customer Jarardo Para Sanchez of Sherman, 33, was beaten. Sanchez gave a hospital statement, contents undisclosed, no arrests yet.
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Silver City
Steve Aguirre
Aguirre
al Lavigne
Jarardo Para Sanchez
Sherman
Sanchez
Legislature Considers Bills Amid Liquor Controversy
In Santa Fe the 27th New Mexico Legislature advances major bills despite liquor controversy. Senate kills a liquor pricing referendum, while committees push highway bypass and unincorporated area rules. House panels back hospital funding, interstate bonds, legalized local option gambling, and sweepstakes races. reapportionment plans await committee review.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Senate
House
Senate Public Affairs Committee
Highway Department
Clovis Herrera
Welfare Department
Public Affairs Committee
Robert Martin
Durant
Privileges and Elections Committee
Two Car Collision Injures Woman in New Mexico
Maxine Hodge, 36, of Loco Hills, sustained broken ribs and possible kidney injuries after a two vehicle crash at the intersection of U S 285 and Brasher Road. Her husband Bobby J. Hodge 37 was driving the station wagon with her as a passenger. Police say Manuel Payne 23 driving a truck failed to yield as it headed east on Brasher. The collision occurred about 1130 a m near the intersection.
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Maxine Hodge
Loco Hills
St. Mary's Hospital
Roswell Daily Record Seeks News Tips and Delivery Service
The Roswell Daily Record offers a $5 tip for the best news tip of the week and provides contact numbers for tips. Carrier bays are instructed to place papers on readers' porches and service issues can be resolved by calling the circulation department during specified hours on weekdays and Sunday morning.
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The
Roswell Daily Record
Autos Rally Boosts Market as Bonds Rise in Late Session
U.S. markets ended with autos leading gains after glowing reports, while government bonds and a rallying stock market provided support. Chrysler and American Motors rose, airlines gained, and major names like IBM Xerox and Union Carbide posted solid advances amid active trading.
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New York
U.S
Autos
Chrysler
American Motors
United
Eastern Airlines
KLM
IBM
Xerox
Union Carbide
International Nickel
Starrett
Howard Johnson
Korvette
Lukens Steel
National Cash Register
American Stock Exchange
Four California teens die in Tucumcari crash on U S 66
A car collision 18 miles east of Tucumcari on U S 66 kills four Torrance California teenagers and an Albuquerque area soldier. Another Pennsylvania soldier dies after a separate rollover near Albuquerque. Two more soldiers are injured and hospitalized.
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Tucumcari
New Mexico
California
Jerry Ferguson
Hawthorne
Calif
Clinton S. Jennings Jr
Robert L. Taylor
Jimmy Ryan
Torrance
U. S
William H. Ellsworth
Kingston
Albuquerque
Roy M. Moore
Richard J. Blum
Sandia Base Hospital
Denver Livestock Market Report Highlights Prices
USDA cattle showing steady to slightly higher values with slaughter steers 22.50 to 23.05 and good to low choice 21.30 to 22.10 per hundredweight. Cows utility 15.25 to 16.00, canners 11.50 to 13.50, cutter and utility 17.50 to 18.80. Hogs steady to weak with barrows and gilts 17.60 for 196 to 225 pounds, sows 14.00 to 15.00. Sheep bulk held for Monday with 300 head noted.
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Denver Livestock
Denver
APA
USDA
Senate Hikes New Mexico Minimum Wage by Ten Cents
The New Mexico Senate approved a House bill raising minimum wages by 10 cents an hour. Service workers would earn 80 cents while non service employees would receive 90 cents. The bill, sent to the governor, faced opposition from Sen. Donald Hathaway who criticized aiding “little people” over businessmen. Speaker William Gallagher defended the boost as needed for the state.
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Santa FE
State Senate
New Mexico
Senate
William Gallagher
D-Colfax
Donald Hathaway
Dsocorro
Hathaway
Gallagher
Ginsberg Music Cuts Prices on Magnavox Stereos
Storewide sale at Ginsberg Music Co 205 N Main offers discounts up to 100 dollars on Magnavox stereos TVs and combinations. Promotions run for a limited time while stock lasts.
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Ginsberg Music CO
205
N. Main
DuPont
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Kenneth McCraw
William Crosson
Doyle Walker
Herbert Palin
Spurgeon Wiggins
Dorothy Jackson
J.T. Austin
Fred Pilley
Ted Gonzales
ENM Medical Center
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N. Kentucky
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Broken Arrow
Robert Ruffin
Hermosa Drive
Angela Bobo
W. Reed
Dean Holman
Pinon
C. Vernon Hodinott
N. Louisiana
Thomas Barrett
W. Gayle
Ronald Sigman
S. Kentucky
Ada Ruth Cox
E Hendricks
Melissa Sage
Mescalaro
Larry Dean
Gaf
Gen. Power
1St Marine Brigade
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UPI
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San Juan
County Commission
Wayne Holbrook
Wise
Job Corps Center
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McKay
Chicago
E. F. Hutton & Co
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Phill Pet
Reich
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Am Tel
Bu Pont
Swest PS
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Sperry
el Paso NG
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Ford
Transwa
Marath Oj
US Steel
Mont Ward
Wn Bancorp
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Westy Elec
Oil & Gas
Mt St T&t
DOW Jones
State News
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Howard Babcock
Navajo Dam
Farmington
R. G. Hunt
Santa Rosa
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Robert Serrano
Seledonio Garcia
Remee
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DuPont Teflon
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