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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1965

Page

2

Roswell DeMolays Run City for a Day in Mock Session

Roswell DeMolay boys ages 14 to 17 took over city roles for a day with Brad Hayes as acting Mayor and 26 participants. They heard department reports, debated repairs at Seventh and Washington, pondered a water bond, and discussed budget constraints while regular officials watched and commented.

Gail Harris Roswell Brad Hayes L. C. Stiles Hayes Bill Thomas Stiles Thomas Elwin Burns Burns Tommy Heart Finance Committee Cris Johns Seventh Washington Henry Garrett Garrett Dan Carpenter Roy Beall Stewart Heart

Hospital Visiting Hours and March Admissions and Births

Hospital visiting hours listed for General patients Maternity and local facilities. March 18 admissions include Francis Earl Ford Bernie Allen Lena Gray and others with addresses. Dismissals March 18 include Dugan Taylor Eddie Looney Judy Brown and more. Birth announcements record two newborns at 708 2 E. Bland and 707 E. Summit. Names tied to ENM Medical Center Memorial Osteopathic and Air Force Base entries.

ST. Mary's Francis Earl Ford 10Th St Bernie Allen Lovington Lena Gray Artesia John L. McRae W. Gayle Joe Bob Clements S. Cypress Margaret Mae Jordan Carrizozo Jose Jaques Orlando Archuleta S. Ash C. R. Sutherland S. Washington Georgia Archuleta Grace White N. Missouri Jimmy Fulkerson S. Lea Anna Belle Langenegger Hagerman Cheryl Monk Dexter Dugan Taylor Eddie Looney James Looney Guadalupe Ramirez Judy Brown Bob L. Wallace Baxter Blount Carlos Marrujo E. Bland Placido Espinoza E. Summit ENM Medical Center Charles Kimbro Trailing Heart John Chaffin Cimarron Ysabell Carmona N. Kansas Carolyn Kruse Hall Richard Cunningham E. Apple Elson Tucker James McMurray E.A. Driver Alexis Peterson Manuel Carillo S. Popular Donald Picotte Box Memorial Osteopathic Mattie Tanner Antonia Sena

Bitter Cold Grips Much of U S Midwest and South

Bitter temperatures spread from the northern Midwest to Texas as the last day of winter produced subzero readings in at least 11 states. Record lows dotted the West and Dakotas, Montana, Nebraska, Kansas, and beyond. Flurries lingered in the Great Lakes and Northeast after the St Patrick’s Day storm eased.

Associated Press Texas Midwest Southland Rockies Great Lakes Dakotas Wyoming Montana Colorado Nebraska Kansas Wisconsin Iowa Minnesota Michigan Laramie Wyo Thief River Falls Minn Bismarck Chadron Neb Havre Mont Salt Lake City Utah Boise Idaho Lewiston Wichita Falls Tex North Platte Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas Tennessee

Obituary notices for Purcella Wallace Kell services Saturday

Funeral services are scheduled for Saturday at 2 p.m. for Martin Louis Purcella 62 lifelong Roswell resident owner of Pecos Valley Laundry who died Wednesday at St Marys Hospital. Rev E L Whitehead will conduct the service at Turner Funeral Home with burial at Memory Lawn Memorial Park. Katherine T Wallace 60 of 109 S Lea Ave died Wednesday at ENM Medical Center with services at Ballard Chapel at 2 p.m. Reverend Edgar Newby will officiate and church choir will provide music burial at South Park Cemetery. Euna Kell 83 of Dallas Texas died Thursday at ENM Medical Center with service Saturday at Ballard Chapel officiated by Fred Curtis burial at South Park Cemetery pallbearers named.

Martin Louis Purcella Turner Funeral Home Purcella Pecos Valley St. Mary's Hospital Capitan Roswell E.L. Whitehead Immanuel Baptist Church Memory Lawn Memorial Park Cemetery J.B. Brooks Glen Cook Joe Winkler Bill Jones George McBride Pete Newsome Katherine Wallace Katherine T. Wallace S. Lea Ave Ballard Chapel Wallace ENM Edgar Newby First Assembly of God Church South Park Cemetery Morris Gadberry Jimmy Euna Kell Dallas Texas

Laboratories In New Mexico Have Key Roles

Washington AP New Mexico's Los Alamos and Sandia laboratories will aid May 30 total solar eclipse studies in the South Pacific in coordination with the National Science Foundation. Airborne instruments aboard an NC135 jet and Nike-Tomahawk rockets from Sandia will probe corona temperatures and motions during minimum sunspot activity.

New Mexico Washington Atomic Research Laboratories South Pacific Clinton Anderson Dn.m Los Alamos and Sandia Laboratories National Science Foundation Los Alamos Sandia New Zealand

Salvation Army Training Planned in Roswell Saturday

Major and Mrs. Orval Taylor and Captain and Mrs. Riley of the Salvation Army Phoenix will lead a one day institute for local officers of the army corps from Albuquerque Clovis Hobbs Roswell and El Paso. The session aims to train officers and enhance service programs across the region.

Orval Taylor David Riley Salvation Army Phoenix Roswell Army

Voting Rights Bill Under Fire In House Hearings

In a House Judiciary Committee hearing Republican Rep. William Cramer challenged the administration's voting rights bill as insufficient. He argued the formula excludes areas with discrimination and targets states with literacy tests. Attorney General Katzenbach warned the measure would shift civil rights enforcement, even prompting possible action in Florida where discrimination exists. He noted Alaska could be affected if no discrimination is shown.

Washington House Judiciary Committee William C. Cramer Rfla Mississippi Alabama Louisiana Georgia South Carolina Virginia Cramer Florida Atty Nicholas Katzenbach Katzenbach Justice Department

Radio Station WBOX Faces Klansman Harassment

Ralph Blumberg owner of WBOX says sponsors are being pressured and harassed by a Klan driven campaign and the station may fold within weeks. Mayor Cutter calls the move an attempt to sully the city’s name while Blumberg notes advertiser losses from 70–75 to seven amid ongoing intimidation.

Bogalusa Ralph Blumberg WBOX Jesse Cutter Blumberg Arkansas Brooks Hays Hays Little Rock

Snowfalls Aid Eastern New Mexico Farmers

Snow blankets eastern New Mexico farm lands amid a winter pattern. Clovis Portales and Las Vegas report steady snow with slick U S 85 between Las Vegas and Springer. Roads snow packed but passable. observers say moisture will help upcoming spring plantings. Light snow and flurries forecast across the state.

Associated Press New Mexico Clovis and Portales Las Vegas Springer U. S Clovis-Portales

Roswell Daily Record Seeks Weekly News Tip Reward

The Roswell Daily Record offers five dollars weekly for the best news tip. Call MA 27710 between 6 30 a m and 5 p m or 623 6693 or 622 4809 after 5 p m. Carriers will place papers on porches and service issues are handled by the circulation department in specified hours.

Roswel Daily Record Roswell Daily Record

School Racial Trouble Blamed on Parents

Cleveland Superintendent Paul W. Briggs blamed parents for recent racial violence at Collinwood High School. He urged adults to back peace as fights and racial incidents, and a white group meeting led to an assault on Rufus Pierce and his wife. Police were posted to prevent further clashes.

Cleveland, Ohio Collinwood High School Cleveland Paul W. Briggs East Side Collinwood Glenville Rufus Pierce Collinwood Improvement Association Pierce Claire

Stolen Flute From Roswell High School Reported

A Bundy silver flute valued at 153 dollars was stolen from a Roswell High School lock er between 1 and 3 PM Thursday. The flute owner is Rose Marie Hayworth of Rt. 2 Box 1444. A 14K gold pearl ring was also reported stolen from Mrs. George Edwards in the Security National Bank building office. Two car headrests were taken from a vehicle at a local lounge.

Roswell High School Rose Marie Hayworth Rt. 2 George Edwards Chiquita Lane HL. Walcott E. Poe

Napalm Used Against North Vietnamese Targets

The United States has changed policy and now uses napalm against select North Vietnamese targets to reduce ground fire risk. Napalm was employed in two latest air strikes, against Phu Qui and Phu Van Vinh Son area, with officials noting field commanders may use it when appropriate.

Washington United States North Viet Nam Phu Qui Phu van Vinh Son Korea Robert S. McNamara South Viet Nam U.S U. S

Viet Nam press policy talks in Hawaii

Honolulu AP reports James L. Greenfield says the State and Defense Departments jointly decide Viet Nam press policies. He arrived for two days of talks on handling information about the Viet Nam situation. He noted prior AP reports that military restrictions hinder coverage and said recommendations will aim to facilitate press coverage.

Honolulu James L. Greenfield U.S. State Department Defense Department Viet Nam Greenfield Associated Press South Viet Nam U.S

Kennedy Aims to Be First To Scale Mount Kennedy

Senator Robert F. Kennedy seeks to join an expedition to Mount Kennedy in Seattle to become among the first to reach the summit of North America’s highest unclimbed peak. James W. Whittaker favors Kennedy leading the climb after first ascension in 1963.

Washington Robert F. Kennedy James W. Whittaker New York Democrat Seattle Whittaker Sen. Kennedy John F. Kennedy North America

Markets Trade Slackens in Irregular Session

Late trading showed an irregular stock market with airlines weak after a government fare-cut report. Volume estimated at 4.9 million shares. airlines like Eastern and American fell, while aerospace, rail, and several industrial stocks advanced or declined in a choppy session.

New York Eastern Air Lines American National Northwest Jones & Laughlin Caterpillar Boston & Maine Milwaukee Road Evans IBM Avon Xerox U.S. Smelting Control Data KLM Airlines National Cash Register Allied Chemical New York Central Pennsylvania Railroad American Stock Exchange U.S

Egg market steady in Chicago prices list

Eggs held steady in Chicago with Grade A whites at 33 and higher grades at 33 for mixed grades 28 to 29 cents. Standards and dirties show firmer quotes with slight gains noted and checks around 25 cents.

Chicago

Chicago Live Cattle Market Report Summary

Live cattle trading notes from Chicago via Courtesy F. Hutton & Co. include price lines H-24.17 and various close figures 24.24 through 24.70 with multiple lot identifiers and close levels. The report lists standard market ticks and closing values used by traders for reference.

Chicago F. Hutton & Co

Market Averages Show Mixed Moves Across Sectors

Trading notes show slight declines in Industrials with 3 percent drop and utilities edging up. Railroads advance while overall stock index edges higher as investors react to small gains and losses in early sessions.

Denver Livestock Report Shows Insufficient Market Test Numbers

In Denver USDA figures, cattle 50 head with calves and hogs 25 head meet market test shortfalls. No sheep listed. Limited testing status noted for cattle calves and hogs.

Denver Livestock Denver USDA

House approves 5000 dollar aid for police officer Leyba

The New Mexico Senate passed a bill granting 5000 dollars to Alfred Leyba, a Roswell patrolman paralyzed when his car hit a horse and crashed after pursuing a stolen vehicle near Las Cruces. Leyba and his family have exhausted savings on medical care and state police benefits.

Santa FE Alfred Leyba Roswell New Mexico Senate Leyba Las Cruces Levba

Albuquerque Boy Dies in Traffic Accident

A 5 year old Albuquerque boy Charlies Muller died from injuries after a traffic accident Wednesday. Police say he and his brother ran into the path of an eastbound car driven by Fletcher D Nail in northeast Albuquerque.

Albuquerque Charlies Muller Fletcher D. Nail

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