Kennedy Body Moves to Permanent Arlington Tomb
The body of President John F. Kennedy was secretly laid to final rest in a permanent memorial tomb above Arlington National Cemetery. President Johnson attended a private dawn dedication with Jacqueline Kennedy and other family members as rain soaked the hillside site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Kennedy
Jacquelin
Othr
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Boston
Arlington National Cemetery
Potomac River
Defense Department
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Stephen M. Smith
Sargent Shriver
Patricia Kennedy Lawford
Union Backs Bronx Teachers Who Resigned
A Bronx junior high staff walkout prompts union support for 79 teachers who quit J H S 98 to protest attacks by pupils. Dr Bernard Donovan urged immediate acceptance of resignations unless teachers return. About 35 of the 79 picketed in rain. 36 taught as others left. 100 Bronx teachers planned resignations over disruptive pupils.
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New York
Bronx
Nathan Brown
Bernard E. Donovan
Donovan
Albany
J.H.S
Board of Education
Man Fined On Check Charge In Carlsbad
Richard A. Guice 29 of Carlsbad was fined $50 and costs after being charged with issuing a worthless check of less than $25. He must restitution in his appearance before Justice L. C. Thompson Tuesday. George Bravender 39 of 1115 W. 14th was advised of rights and an attorney appointed in a forgery case after his appearance today. Bravender was arrested Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard A. Guice
Carlsbad
Justice of the Peace
L. C. Thompson
Guice
George Bravender
W. 14Th
Thompson
Bravender
DWI Charge Filed After Accident In Temple
Temple Melton a 37 year old resident of 1006 College was charged with driving while intoxicated after failing to turn from Brown Road onto College and crashing into a parked 1 1 2 ton truck about 5 pm. State Police officer Fred Bernard said Melton skidded 100 feet through a barricade but no injuries were reported.
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Temple Melton
College
Brown Road
West College
Fred Bernard
Melton
Brown
Hospital Admissions and Births Schedule
Hospitals admitted on March 14 include Mrs. Bob Myers and Jacquline Karas among others. Dismissals on March 14 feature several patients, with births listed for two couples including Mr. and Mrs. Bob McAlister and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Aguilar. St Marys entries list multiple residents.
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Bob Myers
W. Reed
Jacquline A. Karas
W. Deming
B. J. Blement
E. Country Club
Jean Napier
W. Mathews
Paul Breeden
Larissa Smith
Jose Rodriguez
Placido R. Archuleta
Warren B. Forbes
Jack W. Hurlbut
Bob McAlister
W. Third
Jimmy Aguilar
E. Bland
ST. Mary’s
Phillip Willard
S. Plaza
Alan Harvard
New Mexico Drive
Ralph M. Newman
Portales
Dan Dodd
Pecan Drive
Carrie Drake
Carlsbad
James Willard
Johnny Gonzales
W. Hendricks
Damasio Regaldo Jr
Hagerman
Linda Witt
Fr. Stanton; Mrs. Zepry North
Icey Green
Walker bill signing and Albuquerque districting plea
Gov. Cargo presided as the Walker bill was signed with the Chaves County delegation. Sen. Anthony Lucero urged districting of Albuquerque to address discrimination against Spanish-Americans, noting service in multiple wars. The item lists several local names and a birth notice at Walker Air Force Base.
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David F. Cargo
Chaves County
Anthony Lucero
D-Bernalillo
Albuquerque
Lucero
Vietnam
Korea
Rift Grows Between RFK And Johnson
Washington AP report notes denials of a cuss word confrontation on Vietnam between President Johnson and Senator RFK heightening hostilities. Muted leaks and blame games surface as Kennedy associates cite four attendees, including Katzenbach and Rostow, while Gov. Cargo battles with press secretary Lawrence over highway fund figures and Romney visit details. Trimmer leaves UPI to join Campbell camp and later heads State Education post.
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Washington
White House
Robert F. Kennedy
Vietnam
Johnson
New York Democrat
Time Magazine
Kennedy
Administration
David F. Cargo
Bob Lawrence
Lawrence
Jack M. Campbell
Santa Fe
Cargo
Albuquerque Tribune
Bushelfoot
Maurice Trimmer
Moe
Trimmer
United Press International
Campbell
Federal Highway Fund
Romney
Albuquerque
Bill Prevetti
Inn of the Governors
State Education Department
Fraud Case Hearing Rescheduled in Lightning Rod Scheme
Preliminary hearing for Glenn Haizlip of Hot Springs Arkansas on two counts of fraud over 100 dollars tied to a lightning rod service scheme in the Dexter Hagerman area was reset for 10 a.m. Friday. Haizlip allegedly charged Fred Pettett one thousand one hundred dollars and John Havens one thousand six hundred dollars for servicing a lightning rod system. Marshal Walter Grant pursued Haizlip after a failed check cashing at a Dexter First National Bank branch on February 9. Grant fired three shots at a fleeing car. Haizlip and Glen Ledbetter were captured after the pursuit through Dexter and Roswell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Haizlip
Hot Springs
Ark
Dexter-Hagerman
Justice of the Peace
L. O. Thompson
Haizlip
Fred Pettett
Dexter
John Havens
Lake Arthur
Marshal Walter Grant
Pettett
First National Bank
Grant
Glen Norton Ledbetter
General Delivery
Roswell
Damages Sought in Rankin Death Lawsuit Against Airman
A $221,100 damage suit filed against Airman 2C James E. Gerlach alleges negligence in the Feb 28 collision at Main and Hobbs that fatally injured Henry L. Rankin. Rankin was KSWS-TV nighttime program director. administrator Henry A. Rankin seeks $110,000 for his son's death plus $110,000 punitive damages and $1,100 for vehicle damage. A second suit seeks $7,926.45 from James A. Bellamy for a Dec 15 1965 U S 70 crash east of Ruidoso.
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James E. Gerlach
Henry L. Rankin
New Mexico Drive
Henry A. Rankin
Rankin
Main and
Hobbs
Main St
Gerlach
Ksws-Tv
American Farm Lines Inc
James A. Bellamy
Bellamy
U.S. 70
Ruidoso
Artesia withdraws from Ute Water project over costs
Artesia City Council voted to sever ties with the Eastern New Mexico Intercommunity Water Supply Assn. After a federal cost estimate of about 80 million dollars, Artesia would face about 1 dollar per thousand gallons for initial supply and up to 60 cents thereafter plus plant and storage costs. Other withdrawals followed, leaving Hobbs and Clovis as remaining members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artesia
Eastern
New Mexico
W. Bayless Irby
Federal Bureau of Reclamation
Tucumcari
Hagerman
Dexter
Carlsbad
Roswell
Hobbs
Clovis
Residence Entry Reported With No Loss At 2306 Mills Drive
Ray Sanders told city police that thieves broke into his residence between noon and 3 35 p m Tuesday but nothing was taken. A bathroom window was broken to gain entry and drawers were ransacked.
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Ray Sanders
Mills Drive
Sanders
Hope School Will Close Next Year in Artesia
Artesia officials report Hope School will close at end of current year. 22 pupils this year, 15 expected next fall, bused to Artesia. 3-1 board vote. closing driven by educational opportunity, not cost. Mrs. Letha Young to receive reassignment.
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Artesia
George O. Teel
Hope
Letha Young
Hope School
Walker AFB strength drops to about 2000 after moves
A Walker Air Force Base spokesman said the military strength totals about 2,000 officers and men, roughly 1,500 fewer than at the end of January. Daily movements are planned at 15 to 20, with unit redesignations and leadership changes taking effect March 25 as the 4260th Air Base Squadron assumes control headed by Col. George Payne. A new 6th Strategic Wing designation will also be set March 25 at an Alaska base. The Office of Economic Opportunity approved a $22,101 grant for Dona Ana County Community Action Agency for neighborhood service work.
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Walker Air Force Base
Walker
6Th Aerospace Wing
4260Th Air Base
4260Th
George Payne
6Th Strategic Aerospace Wing
6Th Strategic Wing
Alaska
Washington
Office of Economic Opportunity
Dona Ana
Markets Gain Broadly on Positive News and Trading Activity
New York trading ended the afternoon with a substantial market gain as volume reached 7.67 million shares in four hours. Auto stocks led advances with Chrysler up over 2 points and General Motors, Ford, and American Motors rising. Airline stocks climbed on a proposed stock split and dividend increase, while Schenley jumped after merger talks with Lorillard. Eggs and livestock markets showed steady or mixed moves in Chicago and Denver.
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New York
Congressional Committee
Chrysler
General Motors
Ford
American Motors
American Air Lines
United Airlines
Pan American
Schenley
Lorillard
Salt Cedar Eradication Contract Awarded Near Roswell
New Mexico Senator Joseph M. Montoya announced a $155 925 contract for the first phase of the Pecos River basin salt cedar eradication near Roswell. Joe P. Starr of Albuquerque was the apparent low bidder. The two year project aims to clear water thirsty trees across New Mexico and west Texas with initial work in Bitter Lakes north east of Roswell.
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New Mexico
Joseph M. Montoya
Rosewell
Joe P. Starr
Albuquerque
Starr
Bureau of Reclamation
Pecos River
West
Texas
Bitter Lakes
Roswell
Two Convicted Of Destruction Of Property
Pablo Horton and Joe Gamboa were fined $100 and costs each in Justice of the Peace L O Thompson court for criminal destruction of property. They were charged in the Thursday night windshield break of a car owned by Jimmy Jiminez who testified that Gamboa broke the windshield though unsure of the extent. Gamboa plans to appeal after Jiminez's cross examination.
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Pablo Horton
N. Cambridge
Joe Gamboa
S. Sequoia
Justice of the Peace
L. O. Thompson
Jimmy Jiminez
W. Forest
Gamboa
Jiminez
Thompson
Rites Held in Texarkana for Higginbotham Matriarch
Funeral services were held Tuesday in Texarkana Arkansas for Mrs. S. L. Higginbotham 87 mother of R. M. Higginbotham business manager of the Roswell Daily Record. He and his son Ronnie of Albuquerque flew in after her death Sunday.
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Texarkana
Ark
S. L. Higginbotham
R. M. Higginbotham
S. Richardson
Higginbotham
Roswell
Orphan Tombstone Found in House Closet
The House discovered a 1 by 4 foot marble tombstone for Stephen C. Deaver, Maryland, Sgt Coast Artillery, June 20, 1938, in a closet cleaned by new clerk W. Pat Jennings Jr. It has sat for decades, likely since South Trimble’s era, and may be claimed or stored. No one recalls how it arrived. the crate bears a New Orleans address and a Santa Fe label.
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W. Pat Jennings Jr
Stephen C. Deaver
Maryland
Sgt. Coast Artillery
House
Hale Boggs
Louisiana
Jennings
South Trimble
Trimble
Congress
U.S
Washington, D.C
Senate House
Deaver
Dryades St
New Orleans
Marriage Licenses for George Mackie and Faye Ayres Roswell
Official records list George Henry Mackie 33 and Faye Ayres 36 both of Roswell as marriage licensees. A divorce was granted for Donald E. Stahl from Mildred Marie Stahl.
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George Henry Mackie
Roswell
Faye Ayres
Donald E. Stahl
Mildred Marie Stahl
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David Harris
Sylvia Neito
Jess Lock
Memorial Osteopathic
George Murrell
N. Virginia
Edna Bradley
E. Third
Hollis Griffith
E. Ballard
Joe Wheeler
Joe Wheel
2.C
Timothy Moreland
RFK
By Jack Bell
Nicholas Katzenbach
Walt W. Rostow
Baltimore
WAFB
Chicago
F. Hutton & Co
Denver Livestock
Denver
Colo
USDA
E., Hutton & Co
Amer Can
T&t
Amer
Am Tel Tel
Atkinson Rey
el Paso NG
Marath Oil
Xerox Mobil Oil
DOW Jones
Eee & Om Eels
Salt Cedar
Hondo Lodge No. 74
Af&bam
Hilton Cox, W.M
Shoe Mart
Carl P. Leubsdorf
House of Representatives
R. Alportish
Lafayette Cemetery
Washington Ave
Saratoga St
Loyola Ave
Robert H. Alfortish
Sexton
Holy Name of Mary
Algiers
Mississippi
Lafayette
Boggs
O. B. Boggs
Orchard
Aims Corporation
Nationunda
Jim Marks
Official
Bourbon
Barclay
Barclay & Co., Limited
Peoria
Illinois
Pam Ee Eel
North Main
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