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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1967
Page
2
On Guam President Johnson's gathering with his Vietnam aides grows into a wide conference. South Vietnamese officials say eight top leaders will attend starting Monday, not limited to Ky and Thieu, with several aides and military leaders joining.
J B Noling 50 of Rt. 2 Box 154W died this morning in a local hospital after a long illness born Nov 16 1916 in Pecos Texas son of Sam and Mattie Davis Noling moved to New Mexico as a boy lived here since He farmed in Lea County with his brother L D Noling later for Hal Bogle employed by J W Jones Construction Co He is survived by two brothers Charlie Noling Sr and Aller Noling of Roswell and four sisters Lucy Richmond Dorothy Keller Anna belie Babcock Patsey Hodges Funeral services will be held Friday at 2 p m at Ballard Chapel with Rev Sam Keller officiating burial in South Park Cemetery Pallbearers named Honorary pallbearers named Body lies in state at Ballard Funeral Home today until 9 p m.
George Clark files in Chaves district court a damage suit against John Maloof doing business as JuJu's Lounge and Thomas A. McKenzie and Golden Music Co. for breach of contract to supply automatic music equipment. Clark alleges removal of his equipment and interference with contracts, seeking 1038.18 liquidated damages 3000 lost goodwill 8000 exemplary damages and 4606 against Maloof.
The piece argues that a proposed lobbyist registration law unfairly targets professionals like Frank Kaufmann and Bob Hoffmann while exempting others such as doctors and farmers. It questions the law's fairness and notes a Senate move granting newsmen shield rights with a vague exceptional conditions clause to be interpreted by courts. It also mentions a March 9 planned talk with U S ambassador Lodge and General Westmoreland.
Two defendants received prison sentences and five others entered not guilty pleas in Fifth District Court before Judge George L. Reese Jr. Barnes had his suspended term revoked after burglary convictions from 1964 and 1966. Heath was sentenced to one to three years on two counts of issuing worthless checks. Several defendants entered not guilty pleas and bonds were set as the cases continued.
A Safeway refrigerated truck overturned near San Patricio on U.S. 70 spilling hundreds of gallons from Lucerne milk cartons destined for El Paso. Driver Jerry Elliott, 29, escaped with a bruised forehead as three tow trucks worked through the night to recover the wreck and contain the leak. Milk shortage hits El Paso Safeway stores.
A 5-year-old girl, Cindy D. Smith of 712 E. Pear, suffered minor injuries when her bicycle collided with a Roswell city street sweeper operated by Ben P. Artiaga. The 10:41 a.m. crash in the 700 block of East Pear St prompted no charges.
Visiting hours for general patients run 2 p m to 8 30 p m maternity visits are 3 p m to 5 p m and 6 30 p m to 8 30 p m. Birth announced: to Mr and Mrs Robert E Sitze at 2206 Parnett Drive a son. Multiple names and addresses listed for patients and dismissals with no clear single event.
Juli us Skinner 74 of 102 N. Lea Roswell died at a local hospital. Born August 13 1892 in Harviell Missouri he lived in Roswell 48 years. Survived by wife Nadine Geising of Lemon Grove California two daughters Mrs. W N Turner Roswell and Mrs. Nadine Geising Lemon Grove a brother and seven grandchildren. Rio de Janeiro Brazil produces as much coffee as the rest of the world combined.
Wall Street advanced toward new 1967 highs in heavy trading led by Du Pont Kaiser Aluminum and General Motors. Schenley slipped slightly after Wednesday’s gains while American Airlines benefited from a stock split proposal as Dow Jones edged above February's close.
The transcript from Justice of the Peace Court shows Joe Allen Browning facing two counts of involuntary manslaughter in a fatal crash on U S Highway 380 east of Roswell. McPherson and Shoemaker died from injuries sustained Jan 19 and Feb 1, 1966. Browning pleaded not guilty and was bound over to District Court after waiving preliminary hearing. Shoemaker and McPherson were from Midland Texas.
Donald Watson reported to the Chaves County sheriff that an undetermined amount of baled hay was stolen from a barn at South Spring Acres. He checked the barn four times Tuesday night, last at 4 a.m. Wednesday, and found hay missing on Wednesday morning. Tire tracks suggested a pickup truck was used by the thieves.
A 19 year old female, Kathy Jean Blauw, was booked at the Chaves County sheriff's office on auto theft. Arrested on the 400 block of South Main Street at 1:05 a.m. today. Also arrested, Louie Ray Gonzales, 18, of 311 East Jefferson, charged with theft from an auto, arrested Wednesday at 10:35 p.m. in the 300 block of East McGaffey. Herman E. Woods, 48, faced a driving while intoxicated charge after a Wednesday arrest.
Chaves County deputies search for a pedigreed New Zealand rabbit taken from Mrs. Bob Jenkins on Route 1 between 11 p.m. Tuesday and 7 a.m. Wednesday. The seven month old red male was valued at a neighbor's residence earlier this week.
City police and Chaves County sheriff's offices report thefts totaling about 634 dollars. A saddle valued at 300 dollars was stolen from a barn on a ranch between Tuesday 5 pm and Wednesday 1 pm. Parts worth 89 dollars were taken from a carport auto. A billfold worth 120 dollars was taken from a YMCA locker. An air conditioner valued at 125 dollars was stolen from an apartment window.
An airman from Walker Air Force Base was injured when his foreign auto struck a rock on Highway 13, overturned, and slid into the ditch. Tommy Bailes, 25, of 1217 E. First, a member of the 6th FMS, was taken to WAFB Hospital with leg injuries. No charges were filed.
In Athens Ohio the nonteaching employees returned to work after a one day strike. They won a union dues checkoff and assurances they would not be punished for walking out.
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