First Baptist Church commends Roswell council for theatre denial
The First Baptist Church in Roswell commends the city council for denying a permit to operate an adult theatre in Roswell. The church resolution praises the council and pledges continued support to uphold high moral standards for citizens. Swanee cast notes include ENMU Portales spring break and 40 students, with April show dates and Roswell participants Patti Elliot and others.
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First Baptist Church
Fifth and Penn
Roswell
Church
Patti Elliot
Katie Gill
Rick Higginbotham
Pat Lynch
Artesia
John Thompson
Nancy Newton
Norma Corby
Flood control talk planned by JERRY Smith in Roswell
Chaves County commissioner JERRY Smith will address the Southeastern Chapter of the New Mexico Society of Professional Engineers at a 6 30 p m meeting in the Roswell Inn discussing the county flood control program. Also notes on a Miller's Star Radiator trade show and local honors for TRAiling Heart Road resident SCOTT Reeves.
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Jerry Smith
Chaves County
New Mexico Society of Professional Engineers
Roswell Inn
Two Roswell Men Injured In Separate Accidents
Albert Peter Rogers age 16 of 702 North Greenwood and Tony Gomez of Dexter were listed in satisfactory condition at St. Joseph’s Hospital Albuquerque after separate March 10 incidents. Rogers suffered critical head injuries in a two car crash near South Main and Summit. Eva Jackson died in the same accident. Gomez, hurt in a gin moving accident, was moved to the hospital’s rehabilitation center.
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Roswell Area
St. Joseph's Hospital
Albuquerque
Albert Peter Rogers
N. Greenwood
Tony Gomez
Dexter
Hal Bogle Farm
Rogers
South Main
Summit
Eva Jackson
S. Wyoming
Gomez
Junk legislation fuels debate over outcomes and age change
Legislators rail against so called junk bills as the session winds down. McMillan criticizes waste while noting shifts on the age of majority from 21 to 18 and consumer protection efforts. Bill actions include retirement for county hospital staff and a Roswell foreign trade zone.
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SFC
House Appropriations
Vital
Geneva
Senate
McMillan
New Mexico
House
Charmaine Crown
Consumer Protection Division
Atty. Gen
David Norvell
California
Crown
House Public Affairs Committee
HPAC
Bruce King
Roswell
Legislative Council
Joyful Return of Newly Freed POWs Across U S
A group of 20 POWs from Clark Air Base in the Philippines arrived at March Air Force Base California amid cheers. Colonel James B Bean led a Scott Air Force Base welcome as others headed for hospitals in the Northeast. Capt Charles Gillespie of San Diego praised American support while civilian Bobby Joe Keesee faced no charges pending.
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Charles R. Tyler
Joyce
March Afb
Calif
Bobby Joe Keesee
Albuquerque
Associated Press
U.S
America
Land
Charles Gillespie
San Diego
March Air Force Base
California
Clark Air Force Base
Philippines
United States
Andrews Air Force Base
Washington
D.C
Scott Air Force Base
Illinois
Maxwell Air Force Base
Alabama
Gillespie
March
Hanoi
State Department
Keesee
Scott
Col
James B. Bean
North Vietnam
New York
Westover
Mass
Boston
Shootout at Crusade for Justice Building Ends in Death
In Denver a young Chicano man Luis Martinez Jr. 20 was killed and six others including four police officers wounded after a gun battle at an apartment building linked to the Crusade for Justice. An explosion followed injuring more than a dozen occupants. Authorities detained 36 people with bonds set for several on assault and related charges.
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Denver
Crusade For Justice
Doral Smith
Luis Martinez Jr
Rodolfo “Corky” Gonzales
Martinez
Gonzales
Stephen Snyder
Rosemary Ortega
Hortenstein services set for Mrs. Hortenstein
Funeral services for Lana A. Hortenstein 81 of 1100 W Eighth St will be held Monday at First Christian Church Roswell with Rev. Fourie and assistants. Burial in Hortenstein family plot South Park Cemetery Ballard Funeral Home in charge. Pallbearers named. Local resident for 62 years died after lengthy illness.
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Will H
Lana A.) Hortenstein
Eighth St
First Christian Church
John J. Fourie
Ward H. N. Gregg
John J. Yonker
Janice Huff Connor
Cecil Eiffert
Geraldine Barbee
Hortenstein
South Park
Ballard Funeral Home
Henry W. Rohde
Dexter
LaGrone
James Wells
Assembly of God Church
Odessa Boris
Gordon Blome
Rohde
Memorial Osteopathic Hospital
Germany
Milwaukee
Wis
Lillian Dittman
Roswell
Burglaries Reported In Chaves County Saturday
Two burglaries were reported to Chaves County sheriff's officers on Saturday. Ret. Maj. D. Stein said his northeast Roswell residence was entered between Friday evening and early Saturday, with less than 100 dollars cash taken. At Crossroads area, Mrs. J. E Crocker reported a burglary at a nearby store, with a small amount of motor oil stolen.
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Chaves County
D. Stein
Roswell
J. E Crocker
Crossroads Grocery Store
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AL Stubbs
Council
S. Main
Scott D. Miller
Scott P. Reeves
Dallas Institute of Mortuary Science
Dallas
Tex
Reeves
Goddard High School
Eastern New Mexico University
Portales
V. J. Reeves
Trailing Heart Road
Stephen Day
Wayland Baptist College
Plainview
Texas Assn. of German
East Texas State
Commerce
Alta
Cadier National Park
Alberta
Montana
Chaves
Roswell, N.M
Main
Albert A. Stubbs
Jerry McCormack
News Eator
Lois Purvis
R.M. Higginbotham
Cecil Goins
John Pettit
al Geary
Harold Kingrey
Haswell and
Wade
Carter
Roswell NM
Andrews
Bean
Cox's Creek
Alexandria
Hawaii
Art Dill
Snyder
Carol Hogue
Dill
Hogue
Hortenstein Services
Homer C. Churchman
Arvada
Colo
Mr. Churchman
Joe Churchman
Allie
Bruce Churchman
Jim Churchman
Jack Churchman
Perris
Wanda Brown Miller
Auralia
Iowa
Marie Affontiff
Simmondo
Fla
Henry Rohde
Harold Ryerson
Robert Evatt
Atlanta, Ga
John Betz
Dave Ward
Harvey Gadberry
Billy Trammel
Billy Dean Trammel
el Paso
R. E. Thomason General Hospital
FE Paso
Trammel
US. Infantry
Tramiel
Jo Ann Trammel
San Diego Calif
Roscoe Trammel Jr
Globe, Ariz
Jack Trammel
Lancaster
Ius
CET and TV
N. Main
Richardson
Ruth Hughes
Joe Lucas
Winchester & Iverness
Hagerman
Ray Carpenter
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