Weather Summary and Temperatures for New Mexico
Period ending 7 a m Thursday shows rain on the Central Pacific Coast and Pacific Northwest with showers from the Middle Atlantic to the Central Appalachians. Snow in the Northern Plateau, showers in the Central Gulf, and fair to partly cloudy elsewhere. Colder from lakes to gulf coast and in the Virginias and Upper Mississippi Valley. Reading temperatures from 11 a m yesterday to 2 p m today range from 38 to 84. New Mexico forecast: generally fair through Thursday, warmer Thursday with lows 20s to 45, highs 64 to 84.
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New Mexico
Doctor Sees Cigarette Tax Hike Aiding School Program
In Albuquerque a leading physician lauds a Senate bill for a penny per pack cigarette tax. Ten percent would fund a hazard educational fund for schools, while ninety percent goes to the general fund. Dr. Jack Redman says the money supports factual, nonthreatening student education on smoking drugs and alcohol.
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Jack Redman
Redman
Soviet Diplomats Deny Chinese Abuse Charge
In Moscow, Second Secretary O A Yedanov denied a Chinese accusation that the Soviet Embassy in Peking abused Chinese employees. His colleague N G Natashin declined to answer reporters at the airport, citing ill health. A line on a new Atomic Energy Commission heat sensor notes insect antenna movement.
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Yedanov
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Dinner Planned by Shrine for Knights of Columbus
Roswell Shrine Club will host a dinner for the Knights of Columbus on March 17 at 6 30 p m in the Masonic Temple. The event promotes ecumenical fellowship among Protestant Catholic and Jewish groups with leaders Newberry and McDevitt endorsing brotherhood as social therapy. Master Masons invited and reservations requested by March 16. The program features the Roswell Advanced Mixed Chorus and a talk by Rev Dr Austin H Dillon. Tan Son Nhut Runways echo more takeoffs than any other world airport.
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Larry Goodell
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Saigon
Furness Appointment Draws Chill From Consumer Groups
President Johnson named Betty Furness to a $26,000 consumer affairs adviser post, a choice greeted coolly by consumer groups and Congress. critics cite lack of direct consumer experience while some see her housewife fame as an asset and potential political help for Johnson.
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National Consumers League
Newspaper Guild cuts CIA tied funds amid ads controversy
The American Newspaper Guild says it severed ties with five foundations that allegedly funneled CIA money into its international program. CBS drops Radio Free Europe ads due to CIA financing, while NBC continues with Advertising Council backed ads.
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Pfc. G E Price Ends Screening at Memphis Center
Marine Private First Class Gerald E. Price son of Mr Jack Price of Felix Road Hager man completed a week long screening at the Naval Air Technical Training Center Memphis to evaluate for aviation duties He underwent aptitude tests and interviews to determine assignment to aviation schools The National Geographic Society has published a new map covering Viet Nam Cambodia Laos and Thailand at a large 30 miles to the inch scale with 9669 place names.
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Memphis
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Thailand
Belt Buckle Saves Man's Life in Louisville
James Hazel was ordered from his car by two men who tried to rob him. A pistol blow and a gunshot were aimed at him, but the slug lodged in his belt buckle, enabling him to survive as the assailants fled with his wallet.
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Louisville
James Hazel
Hazel
Cargo Appointees Are Announced by Gov Cargo
Gov. David Cargo announced appointments to three state bodies. George Maloof of Albuquerque, Democrat, to the New Mexico Racing Commission to replace Charles Loughridge. Irving E. Moore of Albuquerque, Democrat, to the State Police Board to replace Ben Roberts. Kenneth Black of Arrey, Republican, to the New Mexico State University Board of Regents to replace Claude Tharp.
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Santa FE
David Cargo
George Maloof
Albuquerque
New Mexico Racing Commission
Charles Loughridge
Maloof
Irving E. Moore
State Police Board
Ben Roberts
Moore
U.S
Senate Public Works Committee
Kenneth Black
Arrey
New Mexico State University Board of Regents
Claude Tharp
Las Cruces
Labor-Commerce Merger Faces Likely Failure
Labor leaders of AFL C IO oppose Johnson plan to merge Labor and Commerce departments. George Meany and federation officials argued workers deserve a separate department and voiced strong opposition to sending the proposal to Congress. A government source cited lack of labor support as decisive amid Capitol Hill pressure. Many capitals Texas had eight capitals before it became a state.
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Johnson
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Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
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Labor
W. Willard Wirtz
Charles Schultze
Congress
Charles DeWeerd Promoted to Army Staff Sergeant in Germany
Charles P DeWeerd son of Charles R DeWeerd Route 1 Artesia promoted February 17 to Army staff sergeant near Heidelberg Germany assigned as an intelligence administration supervisor in Headquarters Army Europe and Seventh Army Troops He entered the Army in December 1961 stationed in Houston prior to overseas duty in August 1965 His wife Jana accompanies him in Germany BELEN AP Police say a metal whistle on Assistant Chief Joe Gabaldons neck likely saved his life Monday when a motel guest wrestled with a doctor and fired a pistol the bullet was deflected by the whistle.
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Germany
AHTNC
Charles P. de- Weerd
Charles R. de- Weerd
Artesia
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Seventh Army
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Army
Houston
Tex
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