New Mexico Legislature Debates Finances and Education Boards
In Santa Fe AP reports the New Mexico Legislature weighs money issues as four days remain in session. A $42.5 million open end bond plan for universities advances from the Senate Finance Committee. The House reviews general fund spending of about $159 million with $90 million for public schools. The session length was extended to Saturday noon amid calendar day rules. A proposed five member appointive State Board of Education dies in committee.
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Senate
Senate Finance Committee
House
New Mexico
Jobless Training Retention Passes In Senate
The Senate voted 76 to 8 to keep alive through 1970 a federal program to train the jobless. If the House agrees in about two weeks and President Johnson approves, the bill becomes law. Started in 1962, about 380,000 have enrolled with preferences for youths, family heads, and those in low paying jobs.
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Washington
Senate
House
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Lyle Bert Day Proclaimed For Injured Scout Leader
Governor Campbell and state groups name March 19 as Lyle Bert Day to aid Lyle Bert of Clayton a Jaycee president and scout leader who lost both hands and sight in a January rocket project explosion. Fundraising seeks about $20,000 beyond insurance to cover cornea transplant and prosthetic needs.
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Lyle Bert
Clayton
Jaycee
New Mexico Junior Chamber of Commerce
New Mexico
Jack M. Campbell
Lyle
Campbell
March of Dimes
Troup 264
State Olympic Fund
Hospital Activity and Births Across Local Facilities
Visiting hours set at general wards 2 to 8 thirty PM maternity 3 to 5 and 6 thirty to 8 thirty PM. Admitted list includes Dugan Taylor Hager man Eliza Phillips Cecilia Garza Carlsbad Rose Padilla Sterling Martin. Discharges include Henry King Jack Davidson Capito Mendoza Andrea Sharps Leland Stroud Pat Luechtefeld. Births record a Bates son to Raymond and wife at 1702 North Ohio. Walker AFB reports Sp 4 Orlando Bustamante and spouse welcoming a daughter.
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ST. Mary's
Dugan Taylor
Hagerman
Eliza Phillips
Cottage Rest Home
Cecilia Garza
Carlsbad
Rose Padilla
E. van Buren
Sterling Martin
S. Lea
Henry King
Jack Davidson
Capito Mendoza
Andrea Sharps
Leland Stroud
Pat Luechtefeld
ENM Medical Center
Roswell Daily Record Seeks News Tip of the Week Reward
The Roswell Daily Record offers five dollars for the best news tip of the week. Call MA 2-7710 6 30 am to 5 pm or 622 6693 622 4809 after 5 pm. Carriers deliver papers to porches and circulation issues are handled by the circulation department 5 to 7 pm weekdays and 8 to 10 am Sundays.
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Roswell Daily Record
Memorial for Ima Jones in Albuquerque Hospital
Mrs. Ima Brown Jones 64 former Roswell resident died last Thursday in an Albuquerque hospital after a long illness. Survived by her mother in Fresno two daughters a son a granddaughter a great grandson and a half sister. Funeral 2:30 p.m. at Ballard Chapel with burial at South Park Cemetery. Burial under Ballard Funeral Home direction.
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Ima Brown Jones
Roswell
Albuquerque
Willis A. Jones
Second St
Ballard Chapel
Jones
New Mexico
Texas
Bob
Mary Brown
Mr. Jones
South Park
Sherry Sue Wetzel
Howard Wetzel Jr
Corona
Zandra Ladell Wetzel
Sara Lynn Wetzel
Howard Wetzel Sr
Springdale
Ark
Gussie Lee Hicks
Dallas
Tex
Burl Cassity
Alamogordo
Gus Hicks
Boonville
Hicks
Bundy West
Magazine
R. T. Williamson
West Alameda
Scientists Still Guided By Goddard
Gen Bernard A Shriever said Goddards writings guide 1965 rocket development as he spoke at Worcester Polytechnic Institute dedication for the rocket pioneer. He recalled Goddards first flight reaching 41 feet altitude and 184 feet distance, noting later Gemini flights will reach hundreds of miles. Esther G Goddard, widow, attended the ceremony.
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Worcester, Mass
Robert H. Goddard
Air Force Systems Command
Bernard A. Shriever
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Schriever
Goddard
Two Youths Held For Taking Food From Truck
Roswell police hold two youths accused of breaking into a Kimble Co. truck at 300 N. Grand. They were picked up in the 300 block of E Seventh and have confessed to taking foodstuffs. No charges filed yet.
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Roswell
Kimble Co
N. Grand
E. Seventh
Rayne Soft Water Co
E. Alameda
John Bompast
North Viet Nam Ammunition Losses Reported
U.S. and South Vietnamese air strikes since Feb. 7 destroyed an estimated ten percent of North Viet Nam ammunition stocks used by Viet Cong forces in the south. March 1 at Xom Bang and March 14 at Phu Qui cited. Tiger Island attack not included. McNamara approves more helicopter units. potential 200 to 300 US advisers to Viet Nam. Gen Johnsen denies army division deployment plan.
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Washington
North Viet Nam
U.S
Xom Bang
Phu Qui
Tiger Island
Saigon
Harold K. Johnson
Army
Secretary of Defense
Robert S. McNamara
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Snow Storm Slams Midwest and South Tornadoes Hit
A massive late winter storm pounded the Midwest and North Central states, closing highways and schools and crippling transport. Tornadoes struck the South with injuries reported in Alabama Mississippi and Tennessee. Snow totals reached up to seven inches in Minnesota and wind-driven drifts snarled Wisconsin and the Dakotas. A TVA power tower fell into the Tennessee River blocking traffic.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Minnesota
Minnesota Highway Department
Wisconsin
North
South Dakota
Dakotas
Tuscumbia
Ala
Muscle Shoals
Tennessee Valley Authority
Tennessee River
Booneville
Miss
Lawrenceburg
Tenn
Antarctic Domain Size Compared to South America
Antarctic Domain New York notes the Antarctic continent nearly matches South America in size and has the highest average elevation among continents.
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New York
Antarctic
South America
Infant named Patrick after St Patrick's Day
An infant boy found abandoned in a Springfield, Massachusetts parking lot was named Patrick by nurses at Springfield Hospital in a St Patrick's Day honor. The 7 pound 1 ounce newborn was placed in an incubator after being discovered Tuesday night.
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Springfield
Mass
Patrick
Springfield Hospital
Who Gave The Order For Charge
In Montgomery Alabama Sheriff Mac Sim Butler led a mounted posse to charge civil rights demonstrators. City police deny involvement and say no order was issued. County prosecutor Dave Crosland says he relayed orders from an unidentified source to deputies, who rode into the crowd swinging clubs and ropes.
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Montgomery
Ala
Mac Sim Butler
Marvin Stanley
D. H. Lackey
Dave Crosland
Crosland
Stanley
Lackey
Home Agents Attend Pattern-Fabric Meet
Fourteen home agents from southern New Mexico attended a pattern fabric coordination and selection program here Tuesday evening. The event was coordinated by Mrs Joyce Foulds state extension clothing specialist from New Mexico State University with instruction on pattern selection fabrics and teen clothing led by Cleo Savage owner of Cleos Fabrics and six Chaves County 4 H members enrolled in clothing projects.
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New Mexico
Joyce Foulds
New Mexico State University
Cleo Savage
Cleo
Auto accidents and local sale ad clash on page
The notice lists multiple early morning and daytime automobile accidents with names and addresses in Buena Vista Summit and Pontiac areas. It also includes an unrelated sales pitch for MAGNAVOX COLOR TV at Ginsberg Music Co. on 205 N. Main with a $575 model 1 T534 during a factory authorized sale dated 3-17.
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Ginsberg
Magnavox
Ginsberg Music CO
N. Main
Selma March To Courthouse Allowed By Sheriff
Sheriff James G. Clark announced a federal judge’s order permitting a three abreast march to the county courthouse at 2 o clock from Browns Chapel A M E church. About 200 Negroes cheered as Clark said marchers must walk three abreast for five minutes then disperse, not blocking entrances or traffic. Bevel earlier warned of a Montgomery march within 24 hours after a court ruling, with renewed defiance if orders blocked. The judge previously banned further Selma to Montgomery marches after the March 7 clash with state troopers.
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Selma
Ala
James G. Clark
Browns Chapel
A.M.E
Daniel Thomas
Mobile
Clark
James Bevel
Montgomery
Bevel
U.S. Dist
Frank M. Johnson Jr
A Special Day for O Shea in Albuquerque
Danny O Shea a five year old Irish lad observed St Patrick Day with the O Shea family. He was adopted four years ago from a Canadian orphanage and today was naturalized at the federal building in Albuquerque.
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Albuquerque
Danny O'Shea
Danny
Daniel O'Shea
Canada
Federal Building
Motel Count In U S Reaches About Eighty Thousand
A report estimates roughly 80 000 motels operate across the United States reflecting ongoing lodging capacity as travel rebounds. Major chains and independent properties contribute to regional hotel supplies, with concentrations in tourist corridors and urban gateways.
Markets Mixed As Dow Nudge Leaves Traders Cautious
A mixed late session left the market modestly higher with blue chips nudging the averages up. International Nickel and Du Pont led gains while United Aircraft Boeing Eastman Kodak MGM lagged about a point. Trading volume neared 5.3 million shares with activity centering on Erie Lackawanna and American Photocopy among movers.
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New York
International Nickel
du Pont
Allied Chemical
Texaco
General Electric
Chrysler
General Motors
Westinghouse Electric
United Aircraft
Boeing
Eastman Kodak
MGM
Eirie Lackawanna
National Acme
Norwich Pharmacal
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Joint RAD Meet Slated Monday
Mayors from Hagerman Lake Arthur Dexter Roswell and Hondo join RAD and Economic Opportunity committees for a joint meeting Monday at 7 30 PM in the County Agents Office. County Agent John Chappell serves as temporary chairman to locate active committees in nearby communities.
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Rural Area Development
RAD
Community Action Committee
Economic Opportunity Act
John Chappell
Hagerman
Lake Arthur
Dexter
Roswell
Hondo
Terry Wilmot
Economic Opportunity Committee
American Stocks Oil and Gas Market Report
Chicago live cattle prices and oil and gas stocks show notable moves. April range high 24.17 low 23.95 closed 24.17. June 24.37 high 24.25 low. August 24.60 high 24.45 low. October 24.55 high 24.50 low. Trading volumes listed as Vol 84 58 45 68.
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Chicago
E. F. Hutton & Co
Live stock market summary for Denver cattle hogs and sheep
USDA market report from Denver shows cattle offerings of 700 with calves 50. Slaughter steers and heifers steady to up to 25 higher, cows steady. Feeder auctions held. Steers 22.50 to 23.50, heifers 22.35 to 22.60, high cutter cows 13.00 to 15.00. Hogs 900, barrows and gilts steady, sows untested. Barrows 190 to 230 weight, 17.25 to 17.75 per 100 lb, sows 14.50 to 15.50. Sheep 700, slaughter lambs untested, ewes steady to strong, feeder and shearing lambs steady, wool prices 8.50, shorn ewes 6.60 to 7.20, lambs 23.40 to 23.90.
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Denver
USDA
Egg Market Chicago Steady Prices for Fresh Eggs
Eggs steady in Chicago wholesale market with grade A whites 32 cents per dozen for 70 percent or better, mixed 32, mediums 28, standards 28 2 cents, dirties unquoted, checks 25.
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Chicago
Dow Jones Averages Close Mixed Across Sectors
The Dow Jones industrials finish at 899.27, up 15. Utilities retreat to 160.94, down .22. Railroads slip to 231.69, down .53. The broader 65-stock average slips to 35.23, down .10.
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DOW Jones
E. F. Hutton & Co
Mrs. Vesely Casts First Senate Vote
Santa Fe AP The first vote by Mrs Vincent Vesely in the New Mexico Senate was decisive as the body defeated 17 to 16 a repeal of the pre primary nominating convention law Lt Gov Mack Easley broke the tie to kill the measure Vesely who was sworn in Tuesday to fill the term of her late husband Sen Vincent Vesely D Grant voted against the bill after sending her telegram vote to the floor leader Gallagher D Colfax
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SANTA
Language Spread Elevates English as Global Leader
The report notes English becoming the most used language worldwide surpassing German in science and French in diplomacy. It highlights shifts in communication, education, and international media as English gains dominance across sectors.
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New York
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