Stalin’s Daughter Seeks Privacy Amid Swiss Shelter
Svetlana Stalin 42 seeks privacy in Switzerland and asks authorities to shield her from public declarations. Swiss minister Ludwig Von Moos said she arrived in Geneva from Rome, is in a hidden location, and has no public plan. The report notes her use of the name Aliluyeva and her travels from India to Rome to Switzerland, with US aid in handling transportation arrangements.
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Michael Goldsmith
Bern
Switzerland
Ludwig von Moos
Joseph Stalin
Svetlana
von Moos
Miss Stalina
United States
Geneva
Rome
Swiss Alps
Mrs
Aliluyeva
Alliluyeva
U.S
Stalin
Tass
Moscow Television
Pravda
Russia
New Delhi
S. Alliluyeva
J. V. Stalin
India
Soviet Union
McInnes Rites Set For Tuesday
Obituary notices report services for Mrs. W J McInnes 90 of 406 N Kentucky at First Baptist Church with burial in South Park Cemetery and pallbearers listed. The piece also notes services for Lawrence Edward Miller 82 and James Clyde Sparks 58 with details of church affiliations and burial locations.
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W.J. McInnes
Kentucky
Daingerfield
Tex
New Mexico
Dwight McNally
Roswell
First Baptist Church
TEL Class
WMU
Training Union
Clara McInnes
Lake Arthur
WCTU
Women’s Club
McInnes
John Parrott
David E. Moore
Calvary Baptist Church
Connell Taylor
South Park Cemetery
F.H. Gayne
A.D. Osborne
Barney Waldrip
Bill McMichael
Bob Maxwell
Rex Smith
J. Hassler Strickland
Tode Brenneman
Walter C. Gorgas
Mansfield Tweedy
Ballard Chapel
Lawrence Edward Miller
S. Mulberry
Robert Hudson
Gladtidings Baptist Church
R.R. Stader
Pentecostal Church of God
Jo Tyner
Geraldine Barbee
Memory Lawn Cemetery
Lonnie Johnston
Dan Brundage
Wayne Bartlett
Bruce Churchman
Man
Bobby Joe Cox
Larry Ervin
Edwin Eady
Bob Long
James Clyde Sparks
S. Grand
Silver City
S.M. Morgan
South Manor Baptist Church
Archie Fouch
Joe Winkler
George McBride
Luther McInnes
Buster Smoot
Willie McInnes
Hospital visitation and patient movements across local centers
Visitation hours set for General patients 2 to 8 30 p m Maternity 3 to 5 p m and 6 30 to 8 30 p m at ENM Medical Center listed admissions births and discharges across Memorial Osteopathic St Marys and other facilities including names of patients and addresses with March activity across several wards and units
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ENM Medical Center
Suit Seeks 175000 for Deaths of Wife and Son
Virgil Beagles filed in Fifth District Court a $175,000 damage suit over the Feb 6 1966 collision on North Garden involving Mrs Fay Groseclose and another car. Beagles alleges Mrs Groseclose drove on the wrong side of the road and lacked proper control. He seeks $75,000 for his wife's death and $100,000 for his son's death. The Grosecloses were summoned to appear within 30 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Beagles
J.C. Groseclose
Roswell
Beagles
Lillie Lois Beagles
Ronald Dean Beagles
North Garden
Fay Groseclose
Argument Leads To Shooting in City Block
Joe Lucero remains in fair condition at Eastern New Mexico Medical Center after a stomach wound from a Sunday shooting in the 300 block of South Main. Bonafacio Hernandez, 19, 710 E Alameda, is held in connection with the case. Police say the pair argued before Hernandez fired a .22-caliber pistol. witnesses name Hernandez as the shooter. Brian Hecht, Edgewood School student, placed third in the Sixth Grade Physical Science Division of the city wide science fair. his name was misspelled in the Sunday edition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Lucero
Country Club Road
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
South Main
Bonafacio Hernandez
E. Alameda
Hernandez
Lucero
Brian Hecht
Edgewood School
Hecht
Daily Record
Dodd Admits Using Testimonial Funds for Personal Use
Sen. Thomas J. Dodd acknowledged using some funds from testimonial dinners for home improvements liquor flowers football tickets and other personal expenses as well as campaign costs. He stated virtually all of the $170 000 raised went to pay political debts while a stipulation of facts dated March 11 may shorten hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Chadwick Washington
Thomas J. Dodd
Connecticut
Senate Ethics Committee
Dodd
John Stennis
D-Miss
Dunbar Associates, Inc
Stennis
Sen
Senate
House
Adam Clayton Powell
Congressional
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Multiple Traffic Accidents Reported With Citations
Several collision reports listed with citations. Fred Burkstaller and Florence Ham cited for failure to yield. Bobby Elam and Charlie Herron cited for failure to yield. Allen Poe cited for careless driving after a fence post crash. Sallie Wilson charged with careless driving after hitting a parked car. Gary Hansard cited for improper backing. Linda Ulteig cited for following too closely. Kenneth Crow involved in rear‑end style incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington and
First
Fred Burkstaller
S. Kansas
Florence Ham
Ham
College and Union
Bobby C. Elam
Jaffa
Charlie G. Herron
N. Washington
Elam
Air Base Road
Allen Poe
Murphy Place
Walker Air Force Base
Poe
Block South Main
Sallie T. Wilson
Fulkerson
Eloy Candelaria
E. Reed
S. Fir
Joseph R. Ortega
Vassar Drive
Hansard
Main and Summit
Linda Ulteig
E. Country Club Road
Kenneth Kay Crow
Princeton
Ulteig
Wild Weather Pummels Wide Region from Oklahoma to Indiana
Severe weather swept across the central south and Midwest with hail up to baseball size near Evansville Indiana and Norman Oklahoma. Tornadoes touched down near Holly Hill and Timmonsville South Carolina and Evansville Indiana as floods forced road closures and evacuations in southern Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Utah
Holly Hill
Timmonsville
S.C
Evansville
Ind
Indiana
Clark
Floyd
New Mexico House Passes 20 Percent Income Surtax Bill
The New Mexico House approved a 39 to 29 vote for a 20 percent state income surtax to bolster local school funding tied to a 2.3 mill property tax allocation. If local use is rejected, districts lose 23 mills in levy. The bill aims to offset property tax revenue loss and would take effect in 1968 for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Santa FE
New Mexico House
Bobby Jordan
R-Bernalillo
Grass fire burns 1000 acres near Roy in New Mexico
AP reports about 1000 acres of grass burned 14 miles northwest of Roy when a campfire started by two Albuquerque hunters on former Gov John Simms ranch spread Sunday. The blaze began Sunday morning and was controlled about 6:30 p.m. State officials monitored the area overnight and declined to identify the hunters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Mills
Albuquerque
John Simms
State Game and Fish Department
Ladd Gordon
Fires Blaze Through Vacant Homes and Residences
Fire reports from Saturday and Sunday describe several small blazes caused by children playing with matches. Incidents include a back bedroom fire at 906 S Elm in a Realty Investment Co property with $50 loss and active investigation, a 2106 S Barnett vacant house with no damage, a tree fire at 321 E Sixth owned by John C Bell, and an attic fire at 513 E Bland owned by United Hall under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Elm
Realty Investment Co
S. Barnett
Action Realty
John C. Bell
E. Bland
United Hall
Clifford Gonzales
Irregular Loss Hits Markets After Rally
The New York stock market edged down in late trading with losers outnumbering gainers about 7 to 5. Traders blamed profit taking after Friday’s rally and news of President Johnson’s request to reinstate the 7 percent investment tax credit. Link Belt surged 9 points on FMC’s offer to buy at 58 a share. Polaroid, Eastern Air Lines, and Texas Gulf Sulphur fell. Prices were mixed on the American Stock Exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Johnson
Link Belt
FMC Corp
Polaroid
Eastern Air Lines
Texas Gulf
Standard Model Detroit says half of U.S. cars are 4 door sedans
A Detroit based standard model notes that about one half of passenger automobiles in the United States are four door sedans. The claim highlights sedan popularity amid shifts in American car design and consumer preference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
U.S
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US State Department
Land
China
Peking
Robert F. Rayle
Interlaken
William T. Weldy
W. Eleventh
C.A. Fields
W. Eighth
Rosemary Bedschick
N. Atkinson
Douglas Hurlbut
Luke Letcher
Frances Regalado
Gilbert Richardson
Jack Stoltz
James Jiminez
Warren D. Forbes
Park Drive
Edwin Sears
S. Lea
Curtis Andine
Leonard Hunt
N. Lea
Samuel Tidwell
R.C. Gonzales
Memorial Osteopathic
Amelia Montoya
Willard Wren
Ronald Coggins
Virginia Dye
Highland Road
Thomas Allensworth
Clinton Hobbs
Mary Ruiz
ST. Mary’s
Joseph Matakas
S. Missouri
Francis E. Ford
W. Tenth
Mary Helen Sanches
Dexter
Bob Clements
S. Cyprus
Dee Proctor
Hondo
Thelma Anderson
W. Seventh
Kathy Schifres
Lovington
Ace H. Lewis
Jesse Lock
Fego Padilla
Ray Juarez
Eva Gillies
Victor L. Zengerle
Sylvia Nieto
S. Cahoon
Elizabeth Greaves
W. Tilden
Ira Garner
S. Hemlock
Johnny Zamora
Clovis
Irene Montez
S. Highland
Robert Cooger
Leo Burns
Joe Nunez
Wilburn E. Majors
Joe Ray
Bernice Mccoy
Ray Nunez
Romulo al
G. B. Boggs
Orchard
Bese Road
Gene Kenney
Bill Morgan
Don Hoover
Mel Daniels
Ron Nelson
Ron Sanford
Ben Monroe
UPI
Sen. Dodd
Norman
Okla
Washita
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Caroli
Hinkle
Chicago
E.F. Hutton & Co
Close
Vial
EGG Market
Denver Livestock
Denver
Colo
USDA
Dow-Jones
Hutton & Co. P.m
Utilities
Amer Can
Mt Sta T&f
Amer
Phill Pet
RCA
Atkinson
Rey Tele
Aui
Richfid
Safeway St
Burroughs
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Chrysler
Shell Oil
Sinclair
Cent Oil
Swest PS
du Pont
Sperry “Rd
Cal
el Paso
Ford Mot Ltd
Sunray OX
Tenneco
Texaco
Goodyear
Transwa
Gulf Oil
UN Oil Car
Hallibur
E US Steel
Int Busch
Wn Bancorp
Kencot
Xerox
Mobil Oil
Official
Eugene Brayfield
Mountainair
Luch Otero
Shoe Mart
Acousticon
Hammer
Hard OF
New Mex. & W. Texas
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