Cease-fire Talks Stall in Sixth Day at Evian
French and Algerian rebel delegates mark six days of negotiations over an interim regime and cease-fire amid disputes on the panel makeup and the strength of a local gendarmerie. In Algiers, gunfire wounded two as troops moved into Babel-oned district to curb OAS activity.
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Joseph E. Dynan Evian
France
Algeria
Hotel du Parc
Lake Geneva
Switzerland
Algiers
Secret Army
Priest Casts Shadow Over St. Pat's Day
The Rev. Edward T. Cooke of New Jersey argues in Information magazine that St Patrick’s Day parades harm the church and Irish Catholics. He cites television scrutiny and fears of public misperception as risks to Catholic education and unity, urging less association with Irish identity in parades.
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New York
Edward T. Cooke
Information Magazine
Father Cooke
Our Lady Queen of Peace Church
Maywood
N.J
Blast wrecks shop near Denison injures home
A Sunday explosion destroyed a Denison bait shop when 6 to 10 sticks of dynamite detonated nearby. The blast hurled debris across U S 7A and shattered windows in the adjacent home of owner Homer Smith.
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Denison
Tex
Here
U. S. 7A
Homer Smith
Seven Babies Die Halts At Binghamton Hospital Probe
Investigators from two state agencies and local officials examine seven infant deaths at Binghamton General Hospital since Friday with ten other babies ill. A practical nurse, Lillie Colvin, 29, was suspended pending questioning. no charges filed. Preliminary autopsies show high sodium levels in two infants.
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Binghamton, N.Y
Binghamton General Hospital
Lillie Colvin
Dist
Atty
Stephen Smyk
Binghamton City
Hodges Calls For Tariff Elimination On Select Goods
Secretary of Commerce Luther Hodges urged Congress to authorize eliminating tariffs on certain industrial products traded with Europe as part of Kennedy's five year trade expansion plan. He listed aircraft, cameras, coal, autos, chemicals and more and noted the benefits for U S and European economies.
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Washington
Luther H. Hodges
Congress
United States
Europe
Hodges
House
Ways and Means Committee
Kennedy
City Pioneer Woman Dana Butler Cummins Dies at 85
Mrs. Dana Butler Cummins, 85, longtime Roswell resident and wife of pioneer auto dealer J. Q. Cummins, died Sunday night after a long illness at her home on 504 N Kentucky Ave. Born June 5, 1876 in Plano Texas, she lived in Roswell for 58 years and was a member of the First Christian Church. Survived by husband, two daughters, and three grandchildren. Funeral at 2:30 p.m. Tuesday at First Christian Church with Rev. Elbert Hanes and Rev. Vernon Stagner. Burial in South Park Cemetery. Ballard Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Dana Butler Cummins
Kentucky Ave
J. Q Cummins
Roswell
Lafayette and
Belle Butler
Plano
Tex
J. Q. Cummins
Fort Worth
First Christian Church
South Park Cemetery
Ballard
Lincoln County Burglary Probe Ties to Hollywood Inn
Rui doso Downs officers investigate a $1000 burglary at the Hollywood Inn early Sunday. In Carlsbad AP reports Steve Patlin Schwartz, a former University of New Mexico student, was sentenced to life imprisonment for the murder of a well known sedentist last November.
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Ruidoso (Special
Lincoln County
Hollywood Inn
Ruidoso Downs
Carlsbad
Steve Patlin Schwartz
University of New Mexico
Newport teen admits killing family in troubled spree
A 17 year old Newport boy, under psychiatric care, confessed to police that he killed his parents Francis L. McGrath 37 and Willena 40 and brothers Peter 13 and Charles 5 after thinking they suffered. He planned the act Friday and used a Japanese rifle then sought medical help. The teen faces juvenile court arraignment as funerals are arranged.
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Concord
N. H
Central New
Methodist Church of the Good Shepherd
Newport
Francis L. McGrath
Willena
Peter F
Charles A
New Hampshire
Peter
Charles
Berlin Talks End Without Settlement As Ministers Confer
Secretary of State Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko held a three hour session on Berlin and disarmament but failed to reach an agreement. British Foreign Secretary Home withdrew temporarily to let Western positions be emphasized.
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John M. Hightower
Geneva
Dean Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
Berlin
Lord Home
Britain
Rusk
Gromyko
United States
Central Pacific
Home
U.S
Trial of Kid's Grave Removal Stated Tuesday
A court in DeBaca County will hear whether Billy the Kid remains stay in DeBaca or are moved to Lincoln. Special Judge E. T. Hensley Jr. will preside with parties including Mrs Lois Telfer and DeBaca County commissioners Mrs J W Allen and Louis A Bowdre. The case centers on honoring or relocating the graves near Fort Sumner with testimonies from related relatives and local landholders.
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Kid
Fort Sumner
Billy the Kid
DeBaca
Lincoln
Lincoln County
Hensley
Dallas
Lois Telfer
New York
DeBaca County
J. W. Allen
Louis A. Bowdre
Bartlesville
Okla
Tom O'Folliar
Boy Finds Indian Skull in Lincoln County Mystery
Lincoln County officers investigated a skull found in Eagle Creek area on Saturday to determine if it is Donald Martin’s skull or a murder victim. Local officials noted the skull resembles others found in the area and may be Indian. The report ties to two long unsolved dismemberment cases including a 1959 Dona Ana and Otero county death and the 1960 Charles Cox case near Dexter.
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Lncoln County
Eagle Creek
Donald Martin
Dunlap Star Rt
Roswell
Ruidoso
J. P. Bobo
Lincoln County
Dona Ana
Otero
Charles Cox
Artesia
Educator Dr Evan A Reiff Dies In Abilene Texas
Abilene Texas Dr Evan A Reiff president of Hardin Simmons University since 1953 died Sunday night at his home. The university announced his death and planned services. He led the university through decades of growth and academic programs.
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Abilene
Tex
Evan A. Reiff
Hardin- Simmons University
Roswell Daily Record offers weekly $5 news tip prize
The Roswell Daily Record will pay five dollars weekly for the best news tip of the week with the winner announced each Sunday. Call MA 2-7710 from 6 30 a.m. to 5 p.m. or MA 2-4809 or MA 3-1891 after 5. The winner’s name can be kept confidential if requested.
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Roswell Daily Record
Irish Pride Marks Waterbury St Patrick Day Dinner
At the Waterbury Irish American Club annual St Patrick Day dinner the fruit cups featured small green flags reading Erin Go Bragh. The flags carried a tiny foreign print Made in Japan yet failed to dampen the warm mood and sense of heritage.
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Waterbury, Conn
Waterbury
Emerald Isle
Japan
Jackie Kennedy Arrives in India for Semi Official 9 Day Visit
More than 100000 Indians greet Jacqueline Kennedy as she begins a two week trip to India and Pakistan. She diverges from schedule to view Rajendra Prasad’s Parl iament opening parade and shares rides with Indira Gandhi. Pope John XXIII grants a long private audience.
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New Delhi
India
America
Jacqueline Kennedy
Pakistan
Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Queen Elizabeth 11. the Sizable Crowd Along Mrs. Kennedy
Rajendra Prasad
Ram
Vatican
Union engineers idle as sites await return to work
The Operating Engineers Union planned a 6 am return at 12 Atlas sites near Roswell but walkout persisted until a written settlement was promised. Lt Col Harold Wise of the Site Activation Task Force said the strike is settled and workers will restart after an all night session with Boeing Catalytic. A key issue was staffing levels for the 6 am prep shift ahead of the 8 am to 5 pm crew.
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Operating Engineers Union
Atlas
Roswell
Harold C. Wise
U. S. Air Force
Boeing Catalytic
Wise
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E. T. Hensley Jr
Portales
Berlin Review
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Rio Grande
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Tularosa
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