Lion's Roar Becomes Accepted Park Feature in Cahoon Zoo
A Roswell Record survey finds Caesar the Cahoon Park Zoo lion roars at night yet remains a neighborhood favorite. Residents praise his presence noting the animal is lively and non threatening, while a single neighbor worries about disturbance.
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Max Gdendahl
Herbert
Caesar the Lion
Roswell
Caesar
Cahoon Park
Riverside Dr
Marshall
Fourth St
Cahoon Park Zoo
Earl O'Neal
H. C. Roberts
Riverside
Seth Fields
Charles B. Boreing
Giant theft rings robs Roswell jewelry store
A routine watch theft at Shain's Jewelry in Roswell grew into a major robbery. Chief Thompson and Sheriff Jones call it the biggest jewel theft in Roswell history, with loss estimates not yet set and possible ties to a Carlsbad robbery in 1957. Police seek witnesses who saw activity near the window between 9:30 p.m. Thursday and 12:05 a.m. Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waal Ulid
WEA
Shain
Tommy Thompson
Roswell
J. C
Shadetree) Jones
Chief Thompson
Sheriff Jones
el Paso
Shain’s
Thompson
Harry Shain
Shain Jewelry Chain
el Raso
Johnny O'Neal
S. Union Ave
Gossett
Carlsbad
SMALL
Rescue Search Expands For Magsaysay Plane
President Ramon Magsaysay and 25 others are missing after a Cebu to Manila flight. U S Air Force Navy planes join Philippine air force in a wide search over Visayan seas as government officials fear possible sabotage. General Ebuen and Education Secretary Hernandez were aboard.
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Henry Hartzenbusch
Manila
Ramon Magsaysay
Philippines
U. S. Air Force
Navy
Philippine Air Force
Magsaysay
Cebu City
Cebu
Visayan
Sibuyan
U.S
J. V. Cruz
Cruz
Asia
Benito Ebuen
Gregorio Hernandez
Psychologist Gardner Named Springer School Superintendent
Joseph C. Gardner a 31 year old California psychologist was chosen to head the State Industrial School for Boys at Springer. He succeeds the former superintendent and will oversee reforms and administration.
Strangled Woman Found In Big Darby Creek Area
The body of a fairly young woman, wrapped in a towel and bedspread inside a feed sack, was found Saturday in Big Darby Creek near Darbydale. Acting coroner Dr. Carl Tethrick said she had been dead one to three days and was found without a skirt or shoes.
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Columbus
Ohio
Big Darby Creek
Darbydale
Carl Tethrick
Open Skies plan eyed for Middle East by Sen Humphrey
Sen. Humphrey proposes an open skies check on Middle East armaments to promote peace. Air surveillance would spot dangerous buildup as the U S weighs final settlement years away while strengthening regional defenses against Soviet threat. The staff report urges reevaluation of current policy amid lingering alarms.
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Washington
Sen
Humphrey
D-Minn
United States
Middle East
Senate Foreign Relations Disarmament
USSR Denounces West Europe Economic Union Plan
The Soviet Union denounced six West European nations for an economic union and an atomic energy pool as an attempt to deepen East West divisions. It urged abandonment of the projects and proposed a conference of all European nations to pursue broader economic and atomic cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet Union
Europe
President Beams in Hot Bahamas Sun
President Eisenhower, en route with Eisenhower on a six day Bermuda cruise, beams in bright Bahamian sun aboard the Canberra. He watches refueling from the main deck with the destroyer Wood nearby as Hagerty reports his morning sunning and planned afternoon rest after his 1955 heart attack.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Eisenhower
Canberra
Bahama Islands
Florida
Norfolk
Bermuda
William M. Wood
Atlantic
Exuma §Ound
Cat Island
Bahamas
Barton
Miami
Fla
Nassau
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Egypts 25 Mile Gaza Front Move Raises UNEF Tension
Cairo reports say 600 to 700 Egyptian army units moved Friday toward El Arish to take over defense from UNEF. El Arish lies 25 miles from the Gaza border and is a strategic Sinai coastal point. Officials indicate Egypt plans no immediate invasion of Gaza, while UNEF coordination continues.
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Cairo
el’ Arish
United Nations Emergency Force
Gaza Strip
al Gumhurriya
Strip
UNEF
Sinai Peninsula
Egypt
Knowland Says Eisenhower Cooperating to Enforce Budget Cuts
Senator Knowland reports President Eisenhower is aiding efforts to make congressional budget cuts stick. The Senate Republican leader said Eisenhower has been alerted to departments that face cuts and later seek restoration through supplemental appropriations that draw little notice.
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Washington
Knowland
Calif
Eisenhower
Senate
General Gay Attends Annual Military College Meeting
Lt. Gen. Hobart R. Gay, superintendent of the New Mexico Military Institute, travels to Washington D C for the 41st annual meeting of the Association of Military Schools and Colleges of the United States. The event at the Mayflower Hotel features speakers from the Pentagon and the U S Office of Education.
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New Mexico Military Institute
Hobart R. Gay
Roswell
Washington, D.C
The
Association of Military Schools and Colleges of the
United States
Washington
Association
Mayflower Hotel
Pentagon
United States Office of Education
Charles E. Wilson
Defense
Herbert Espy
U. S. Office of Education
Francis Parkman
National Council of Independent Schools
Edward H. Brooks
Seco
Meir Leaves Paris for Dulles Talks on Gaza Crisis
Israeli Foreign Minister Golda Meir departed Paris to meet U S Secretary of State John Foster Dulles about the Gaza strip crisis sparked by Egyptian personnel. She voiced satisfaction with talks with French leaders and hoped for a conference with Dulles before Bermuda. Tom Bolack, New Mexico Republican hopeful for Congress, planned campaign stops in Roswell with visits to KSWS TV and local meetings.
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Paris
Golda Meir
U. S
John Foster Dulles
Gaza Strip
Tom Bolack
Roswell
Robert O. Anderson
Bolack
Ksws-Tv
Anderson
Farmington
San Juan County
New Mexico Oil and Gas Association
Aqualantes
Upper
Colorado River Commission
Navajo
Chaves County
GOP
New Mexico
Egypt
United Nations
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Israel
U. N
Gaza- Iraeli
Washington
Fines levied in police court totalled 65 dollars
A man charged with petit larceny for taking a carton of cigarettes from Farmers Market at 600 E Second St was fined.
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Farmers Market
E. Second St
Knight and Fritz Acknowledgements Silent Welcome Note
Welcome messages extend to Lt. and Mrs. Paul F. Fritz and Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Knight as greetings are exchanged in the community gathering.
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B. G. Knight
Paul F. Fritz
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Max Coll
Coll
Tom A. Stancliff
AL Stubbs
N. Main St
Racurall
Valley View School
Den
Ray Simms
Ray May
Rex Desmond
Ronnie Biggers
Cavin Desmond
Gary Simms
Rodney May
Chuck Zalenka
Jim Bennett
Glyn Carter
Johnnie Bob Penney
Earl Malone
Ellers
Mid-East
Sen. Humpnery
Ussr
Union OF West Europe
N. M
Gaza
Tke
Sen. Knowland
Gen. Gay
Military College
Wilson
Dulles
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