Violence rises as fifth day of milk hold action spreads
National Farmers Organization milk embargo enters its fifth day with reports of arson threats poisoning and barn fires in multiple states. Officials warn of possible milk shortages while some groups threaten to abandon dairy farming if prices do not rise.
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Chicago
National Farmers Organization
NFO
Oren Lee Staley
Corning
Iowa
Wisconsin
Miami
Fla
Tennessee
Ohio
NFC
St. Louis
Sanitary Milk Producers Association
Canton
N.Y
Clarence la Pointe
Argon
Michigan Milk Producers Association Today
Ingham County
Warren Knowles
Ashland
Wade Poster
Astronaut Alan Shepard Sr and family stop in Roswell
Astronaut Alan Shepard Jr and his family spent the night in Roswell due to tornado warnings in eastern New Mexico and parts of Texas. They had been skiing in Aspen and were en route to Houston when they landed at Roswell Municipal Airport and stayed at the Ramada Inn before departing in a blue and white Cessna 310.
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Alan Shepard Jr
Roswell
New Mexico
Texas
Shepard
Houston
Tex
Aspen
Colo
Shepards
Ramada Inn
Roswell Council Sets 7:30 Meeting on Housing Plan
The Roswell City Council will resume Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in council chambers to discuss the city housing code and revision of the community improvement program. Mayor Gail Harris may appoint a five member housing commission to oversee a protection and maintenance contract with the Defense Department for Walker Air Force Base housing units. The panel would decide renter eligibility.
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Roswell
Gail Harris
Defense Department
Walker Air Force Base
Hospitals Update With Visiting Hours And Births List
Hospital notices detail visiting hours for general and maternity patients and list recent dismissals admissions births at ENM Medical Center and Memorial Osteopathic, including names and addresses of patients and staff, with March 17 to March 19 events and births at Walker Air Force Base.
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Adolph Torrez
Dexter
Luther Neece Hagerman
ENM Medical Center
Bill Bunch
S. Missouri
Florence Carter
W. Ninth
Richard Casey
N. Lea
Ivan Reed
Hobbs
Jean Hunt
Kentucky
C. A. Fields
Harlan C. Wall
Bill W. Jett
Curtis Anderson
Memorial Osteopathic
Serapio Nunez
Charlie Taylor
N. Union
Chevino Morales
E. Tilden
Fredrico Hernandez
E. Mathews
Florence Clay
E. Reed
Sammie Akin
E. McGaffey
Ross Ledbetter
Walker Air Force Base
G. C. Bagwell Dies Rites Set Tuesday
Gordy C. Bagwell 88 of 507 S Washington died at home after a short illness. Born December 24, 1878 in Rome Georgia, he moved to Roswell 38 years ago and operated the High School Cafe and Grocery. He retired in 1942. Survived by son Louis L. Bagwell Roswell a daughter Mary Bagwell Roswell two sisters in Georgia two grandchildren Louis L. Bagwell Jr. and Mrs Betty Lowrey Roswell and two great grandchildren Neil and Steven Lowrey Roswell. Services Tuesday at 10:30 a.m. at Ballard Chapel with Rev David Moore and Rev Elmer Whitehead. Burial South Park Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. Honorary pallbearers named.
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Louis L. Bagwell
Roswell
Mary Bagwell
Georgia
Louis L. Bagwell Jr
Betty Lowrey
Neil
Steven Lowrey
Bagwell
Ballard Chapel
David Moore
Calvary Baptist Church
Elmer Whitehead
Immanuel Baptist Church
Luther Tankersley
South Park Cemetery
J. C. Eberhart
Earl Tankersley
Tom Mann
Ruben Taylor
Jack Deason
L. C. Styles
J. P. Williams
First Baptist Church
J. D. Shinkle
Roy Norton
Doward Thompson
George S. Richardson
Smiley Cates
H. D. DeShurley Sr
Don Miller
M. L. Norton
Howard Buchely
Charley Shuey
E. P. Malone
A. J. Moore
Winifred Binns
L. H. Goodpasture
Frank Ingram
Charley Caywood
Roswell Group Studies Hobbs Vocational Program
A Roswell team from Goddard and Roswell high schools will tour Hobbs on Wednesday to study the city’s vocational program designed for disadvantaged youths. Sponsored by the New Mexico State Department of Education, the visit aims to acquaint Roswell staff with Hobbs methods. Roger Luginbill will accompany Roswell personnel.
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Roswell
Hobbs
Goddard and Roswell
New Mexico
Roswell School
Roger Luginbill
Gun kills boy in Alaska home accident
Robert Alan O'Barts, 13, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. E R Cole of Roswell, was killed at his Eagle River residence when a gun fired accidentally after he picked it up thinking it was unloaded. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. George O'Barts, formerly of 330 E Eighth. He attended Edgewood Elementary School last year. His father worked in Alaska three years in construction. Mrs. O'Barts and the children had joined him last August.
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Robert Alan O’barts
E.R. Cole
Roswell
Eagle River
Alaska
George O’barts
E. Eighth
Edgewood
Reagan Worries Moderate GOPs in 1968 Field
The Ripon Society suggests Reagan may run beyond a California favorite son role and could win Western states and Southern delegates if Nixon falters. Eisenhower backs Reagan’s suitability, while Romney’s weak Vietnam stance worries moderates as Romney and Nixon organize campaigns and Reagan contemplates national bids.
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Washington
Ronald Reagan
California
Ripon Society
Ripon Group
Reagan
Richard M. Nixon
Barry Goldwater
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Palm Springs
Calif
Eisenhower
Gov
Nixon
George Romney
Michigan
Romney
Vietnam
Car Accidents Reported With Citations In City
At 8 47 p m Saturday on Main and Summit drivers Viente Pat Valasquez and Elmer Mitchell. Mitchell cited for failure to yield. Sunday at 2 43 p m on Johnson and McGaffey drivers Castulo Rodriguez and Dub Gallagher. Rodriguez cited for careless driving. 123 E McGaffey at 6 p m Tony Rand and Robert McClure involved. no citations issued.
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Summit
Viente Pat Valasquez
S. Johnson
Elmer Mitchell
Largo
Mitchell
Johnson
McGaffey
Castulo Rodriguez
Dub Gallagher
Rodriguez
E. McGaffey
Tony Rand
E. Chisum
Robert McClure
W. Wildy
Spencer Mortgage Office Robbery Reported in Richardson
The Spencer Mortgage Co at Richardson and Third was robbed of 194 dollars from a cash drawer. The theft likely occurred since noon Saturday after the office closed for the weekend. No signs of forcible entry were found.
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Spencer Mortgage Co
Richardson and
Third
Governors Back At Their Desks After LBJ Talks
Washington AP reports governors returned to their desks after LBJ assured a thaw in federal funding. Johnson said held funds would be freed and federal grants to states would grow, with grants rising from 30 million in 1920 to 15 billion this year and possibly quadrupling in five years. Highway funds thawed with 792 million released and a quarterly 750 million release coming, plus July 1 full spending under a 4.4 billion highway program.
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Washington
Johnson
Alan S. Boyd
Rites Set Tuesday for Mrs Callens In Roswell
Funeral services for Mrs. Bessie Jane Callens 94 of 1711 N Kansas Roswell will be held Tuesday at 3 30 p m in Ballard Chapel Interment will follow in South Park Cemetery She lived in New Mexico 59 years and in Roswell 52 years born December 23 1873 in Waxahachie Texas survived by two sons Earl and Dick Callens seven grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren Proceedings include Rev Dr Austin H Dillon and organist Mrs Geraldine Barbee with pallbearers and honorary pallbearers listed.
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Bessie Jane Callens
Kansas
Ft. Bayard Hospital
Geraldine Barbee
South Park Cemetery
Callens
W. L. Thompson
Sam Olsen
L. C
Pete) Berry
Jim Trewitt
Freeman March
Claude Mathews
Jack Martens
R. D. Knox
E. B. Johnson
E. F. Blair
Liquor Bill Killed As New Mexico Ends Session
The New Mexico Legislature adjourned its 60 day session to force a special session called by Gov. David Cargo. The liquor bill was not included in the governor's call, and the House voted 40 to 24 to adjourn, ending any chance to pass the measure.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
David Cargo
Cargo
House
Markets Show Weakness In Color TV and Stocks
The New York stock market moved irregularly lower in heavy trading as color TV makers led declines amid RCA production cuts and 2,900 layoffs. IBM and GM fell, while Gulf & Western and Parke-Davis posted notable activity. Prices mixed on the American Exchange with varied livestock and egg market reports following.
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Zenith
Magnavox
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General Motors
Chrysler
Ford
American Motors
IBM
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Jones & Laughlin
Anaconda
du Pont
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Parke
Davis
U.S. Industries
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Outboard Marine
American Stock Exchange
Ruidoso Marks Light Rainfall Sunday
Ruidoso received 0.11 inch of precipitation on Sunday according to the weather bureau. At 6 30 a m the sky was clear and the wind was calm.
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Ruidoso
Weather Bureau
Djibouti clashes after vote rejection leave dead and arrests
Police report at least three Africans killed as French troops and armored cars storm Djibouti's Somali quarter to quell a pro independence demonstration. Leaders of the Movement were arrested including president Moussa Idris and 12 territorial assembly members. A dusk to dawn curfew was ordered.
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France
Africa
Mile Square
Pro-independence Party
Red Sea
Man 21 Faces Charge in Roswell Incident
Lionel Aguilar Jr. 21 of 1516 S. Cahoon charged with March 13 incident involving a 13 year old Roswell girl. Bond set at $5,000 after he appeared before Peace Justice L. O. Thompson. He was arrested at White's Chevron Service Station, Bland and Main, where he works, and jailed in Chaves County.
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S. Cahoon
Roswell
L. M. Hall
Aguilar
L. O. Thompson
Hall
White
Chevron
Bland and
Main
Chaves County
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