Fireproofing dreams and local student honors in Roswell
Up to Chemistry ONE day chemistry could end fire losses as readers speculate on future sprays. Roswell residents share memories of a recent fire at a feedlot and praise community rebuilding. Dan D Cathey makes the Dean’s List and President’s List at ENMU. Bob Cooper Jr. also gains Dean’s List honors at Case Institute of Technology. Bill Armstrong, AGC national president, reportedly acquires a parrot that may travel to Roswell. LA Mar Lamb joins Artesia College board of trustees. Vance Packard to speak March 21 at ENMU Portales Campus Union Ballroom.
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Bet Cap Naegle
Janss
Hey
Dan D. Cathey
Heston Cathey
Adams
Eastern New Mexico University
Dan
Roswell
Roswell High
Bob Cooper Jr
Case Institute of Technology
Cleveland
Ohio
Bob Cooper
Dunbar Rd
Wafb
Bob Cooper Sr
Air Force
Park College
Kansas City
Bill Armstrong
San Diego
Associated General Contractors of America
AGC
Ben Banister
Artesia
Interdorm Council
ENMU
Portales
Vance Packard
America
Packard
Campus Union
Witness says he was hypnotized in coroner's office
Perry R Russo testified he was hypnotized three times in the Orleans Parish coroner's office as a state witness in Jim Garrison's conspiracy case against Clay Shaw. He could not recall exact dates and denied being hypnotized during his testimony.
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New Orleans
Perry R. Russo
Dist. Atty
Jim Garrison
Clay Shaw
Orleans Parish
Shaw
Russo
Nied
Garrison
Lee Harvey Oswald
David W. Ferrie
John F. Kennedy
Dymond
Ferrie
Kennedy
David Ferrie
Oswald
Southern NM School Personnel to Meet in Lincoln County
About 175 teachers and administrators from southern New Mexico districts will gather March 29 at the Holiday House Motel and Restaurant for an all day session on programs under Titles I II II and IV of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act. The meeting is co sponsored by the Educational Service Center the State Department of Education and the U S Office of Education.
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Lincoln County
George White
Holiday House
White
New Mexico
Educational Service Center
State Department of Education
U.S. Office of Education
House Bills Below-Cost Liquor Bill Passed In Senate
Santa Fe AP The New Mexico Senate approved a below cost liquor measure 21 to 20 but the House killed it on a voice vote after a 40 to 30 floor amendment cut its scope. Rep George Fettinger argued the amendment defined costs narrowly to retailer bottle cost from wholesaler. Rep Severino Martinez defended against price fixing claims noting loss leaders harm small stores. The House also introduced a memorial to study the grand jury system citing concerns over hearings and deliberations.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Senate
House
George Fettinger
D-Otero
Fettinger
New Mexico Supreme Court
Severino Martinez
Drio Arriba
Martinez
Businss
Oil Con serv’s April Split Cut in New Mexico
The New Mexico Oil Conservation Committee lowered the April daily per unit oil allowable in southeast New Mexico fields by two barrels to 48. March was cut to 50 from February, amid ongoing adjustments in regional production quotas.
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Associated Press
Santa FE
New Mexico Oil Conservation Committee
New Mexico
Consular Treaty Seen Aid to Peace
Sen. Howard H. Baker Jr. urged ratification of the consular treaty with the Soviet Union as strengthening U S resolve for durable peace. The Senate planned a vote before 3 p m with a six hour debate limit. opponents' Vietnam linkage was rejected. Carlson and Baker described the treaty as improving U S legal basis to protect American travelers in Moscow.
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Washington
Howard H. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
Soviet Union
U.S
Senate
Vietnam
Frank Carlson
R-Kan
Baker
United States
Carlson
Moscow
Russia
Cathey License Revocation Upheld by Court
The Santa Fe District Court affirmed the New Mexico State Board of Pharmacy decision to revoke Bennie F. Cathey's Roswell pharmacist license. Judge James Scarborough ruled the board acted properly in October 1965 after a September 1965 hearing, citing violations of federal food and drug laws. Cathey had pleaded guilty earlier in 1965 to dispensing drugs without a prescription.
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Santa FE
Roswell
State Board of Pharmacy
Santa Fe District Court
James Scarborough
Bennie F. Cathey
Cathey
Two Bills Return Counties Powers in New Mexico
Gov Cargo signed two measures restoring local authority to counties. One allows garbage collection infrastructure in Bernalillo Sandoval and Valencia counties, the other enables county speed limits and recreation authorities. A lobbying registration bill places NM among 49 states, signaling progress amid lingering lobbyist image concerns.
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Bob Huber
Santa Fe
New Mexico
David F. Cargo
Bernalillo
Sandoval
Valencia
Albuquerque
Roswell
Artesia
Carlsbad
Col
New Mexico Senate Approves Water Pollution Bill
The New Mexico Senate approved 25 to 1 a House passed measure to create a state water pollution control act. Senator Sterling Black dissented, with critics saying the bill would license industrial pollution.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Senate
NM House Approves 510000 School Support Increase
A 510000 boost to public school funding was added to the state money bill by the New Mexico House Appropriations Committee, lifting the total to about 186 million for fiscal 1967-63. The move, approved 7-6, follows hours of debate and anticipates further spending for local districts with voter approval.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
House Appropriations Committee
David Cargo
Bobby Mayfield
D-Dona Ann
Mayfield
John Mershon
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Country Club Road
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Hinton Cox
Tom Moody
Mayor Harris
Mary Price
Dave Ferrie
Dave
Southern
Senate Ethics Committee
Thomas J. Dodd
Dconn
New Delhi
India
Congress Party
Albuquerque Board of Education
Albuquerque Classroom Teachers Association
Robert L. Chisholm
Saigon
London
Bank of England
New York
National Farmers Organization
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Pancho Padilla
Sterling Black
Los Alamos-Santa Fe
Senate Conservation Committee
Lucille Pickett Williams
Secretary of State
Adam Clayton Powell
Powell
Congress
UPI
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