Hurley Revises 1943 View on Communist Ties to Russia
Maj. Gen. Patrick J. Hurley says his 1943 report claiming Communist parties outside Russia were not directed or subsidized by Russia was based on Stalin's stance then. He notes the Soviet position shifted during 1943 to 1945 as war factors favored Russia.
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Santa FE
Patrick J. Hurley
Russia
Josef Stalin
Hurley
United States
China
Washington
Roosevelt
Chiang Kai-Shek
Stalin
Soviet Union
Gen. Hurley
Soviets
Communist Party
Trotsky
News Dispatch
North Main Bid Opening Set for June
The New Mexico Highway Department tentatively schedules bids for North Main Street Roswell improvements to be opened in June. The project widens 1.5 miles from 19th Street to north of the Berrendo bridge to a four lane road, with right of way 40 feet wider and partial west-side plans shifted after local access concerns were addressed. The changes come after property owners donated portions of land and city representatives aided alignment.
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Santa FE
New Mexico Highway Department
North Main Street
Roswell
Highway Department
19Th Street
Berrendo Bridge
Main Street
U.S 285
la Cima
New Officers Elected by New Mexico Methodist Group
Seven officers were elected for the Women’s Society of Christian Service at the New Mexico Conference meeting in First Methodist Church. Officers include Odessa’s Mrs. E. Rodman as president and El Paso’s Mrs. Sam Ward as treasurer. A noon luncheon celebrated the group’s 21st birthday.
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Woman’s Society of Christian Service
New Mexico
The
Methodist Church
First Methodist Church
E. &. Rodman
Odessa
Tex
Harry V. Allen
Hobbs
Sam Ward
el Paso
Homer Moore
W. J. Harroway
J. J. Spurlin
Alton Harden
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Epi Church
South
M i Protestant
Charles Marshall
Marshall
Albuquerque
World
Hong Kong
Barbara McAlester
North Point Primary School
Lydia Patterson Institute
Maryreth Nickels
India
Methodist Board of Missions
Society
WSCS
McNamara Says Viet Nam War Likely to Last Long
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara states the Viet Nam conflict will probably endure for an extended period, signaling ongoing U.S. military involvement and uncertainty about a swift resolve.
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Honolulu
Defense McNamara
Viet Nam
Taos Withdraws From Student Council Meet Over Race
Taos school system pulls its delegates from a Clovis student council meeting amid concerns of racial discrimination after a request for race information. Santa Fe County and Espanola officials react, with Santa Fe High School council planning to attend and evaluate possible discrimination.
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Taos
Santa FE
S AP
Clovis
East Side
Henry V. Trujillo
Trujillo
Robert McNeely
Espanola High School
Espanola
Santa Fe High School
New Mexico Road Toll This Year Compared to Last Year
Traffic toll figures for New Mexico show toll revenue up to this date versus the same point last year. The report highlights year to date totals and notes changes in toll income and utilization across the state's road network.
Gromyko Seeks Talks With East Germany in Geneva
Geneva AP report says Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko invited East Germanys top diplomat to Geneva for consultations. The move adds urgency to ongoing East West discussions amid the 17 nation disarmament conference backdrop.
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Geneva
Andrei Gromyko
East Germany
Berlin
Khrushchev Seeks Space Cooperation With Kennedy
Moscow reports Premier Khrushchev sent a message to President Kennedy agreeing to cooperate in exploring space. The exchange signals a possible thaw in chilly relations and joint pursuit of space milestones.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Pakistan Welcomes Jacqueline Kennedy in Lahore
Jacqueline Kennedy arrives in Lahore to a carnival like reception with thousands of school children lining the streets and cheering. The visit marks a high profile moment amid Pakistan’s cultural ties.
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Lahore
Pakistan
Jacqueline Kennedy
Demobilization Hints Surface for 155000 Guardsmen and Reservists
Washington officials weigh Aug 25 as the start date to demobilize more than 155000 National Guardsmen and reservists on cold war duty. Most would leave within a month, while Kennedy aides avoid firm dates amid Berlin tensions and South Vietnam unrest. General Decker orders continued active duty for now to face Soviet harassment and the crisis.
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Washington (Ap
Defense Department
Kennedy
Berlin
George H. Decker
Army
Decker
West Berlin
South
Viet Nam
Congress
Pulitzer Author Defends Taos Indian Land Claim
Oliver La Farge defends Taos 50 000 acre watershed claim amid CBS Accent coverage. He says a few Taos villagers seeking tourist dollars sparked the outcry over sacred Blue Lake ceremonies, warning the water rights dispute could be used to attract visitors for profit.
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Santa FE
Taos
CBS
Accent
Blue Lake
Oliver la Farge
City Workers Weigh Atlas Walkout In Decided Steps
Roswell IBEW Local 535 leaders said members may not join Thursday walkouts at Atlas missile sites but a final decision would come after an international union rep arrives. The dispute involves Chicago Local 134 over wage negotiations, marking a second labor flare at Atlas sites in two weeks.
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M. F. Damon
Communications Workers
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
IBEW
Roswell
Cheyenne
Plattsburgh
N. Y
Abilene
Chicago
Operating Engineers Union
Bahai New Year Begins Spiritual Springtime Today
The Bahai community marks the new year starting today as the spiritual springtime begins with observances and reflections across local congregations.
Roswell Daily Record Offers $5 Weekly News Tip Prize
The Roswell Daily Record will pay five dollars each week for the best news tip of the week with the winner announced every Sunday. Call MA 27710 from 6:30 a.m. to p.m. or MA 24809 or MA 31891 after 5. Winners may keep their name confidential if requested.
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Roswell Daily Record
Death toll climbs in New Mexico traffic wave
An Albuquerque man, Edward Swann, 41, died in a one car crash near Albuquerque on U S 66 as the state tally hits 65 for the year. A rash of Tuesday traffic deaths across New Mexico followed including a porch accident from a runaway camper near Truth or Consequences and a bridge crash near Grants.
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Associated Press
Albuquerque
New Mexico
U.S. 66
Edward
May Price
Paul Sparkman
Water Lodge
Ruidoso
Herbert Arthur Hunt Jr
Tularosa
U.S
Nebraska
Lewis E. Tilbury
Ellen
Axtell
Neb
Grants
Louis Ray Marquez
Keyes
Okla
Grenville
Union County
Giant test balloon sighted over Roswell in sky
A large 300 foot tall balloon floated over Roswell this morning, measuring wind speed and atmospheric data. Launched from Holloman Air Force Base near Alamogordo, it is one of the balloons the weather bureau says is released once or twice a month, drawing media and public inquiries.
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Roswell
Weather Bureau
Holloman Air Force Base
Alamogordo
Holloman
Oran Street Battle Erupts Between French, Secret Army
A savage clash erupted in Oran as French troops battled right wing European Secret Army guerrillas in Bab el Oued Algiers. Wounded and killed were reported as the cease-fire faded into resumed fighting between French forces and Algerian nationalists.
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Algiers
Secret Army
Oran
Bab el Oued
Algeria
France
Examination Ordered in Santa Fe Slaying Case
Raymond Ruiz accused of stabbing Kather ine Kavanagh to death in her Santa Fe home last September will be transported to Albuquerque on Thursday for a psychiatric examination by state officials the move aimed at determining his mental competency for trial.
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Santa FE (Ap
Raymond Ruiz
Katherine Kavanagh
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
End of Winter Brings Record Lows and Widespread Damage
Weather Bureau cites one of the worst winters with subnormal temperatures, heavy snow, ice, and high winds across the country. Roswell set a 24 below zero January record, Denver saw early heavy snowfall, and canal street palms died in New Orleans as Colorado and Minnesota faced deep snow, floods fears, and prolonged cold.
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Weather Bureau
New Mexico
Roswell
Minnesota-Dakota
Missouri
Canal Street
New Orleans
New York City
Atlantic Coast
California
Seattle
North
Minnesota
Boys Steal Cars in Juvenile Joyride
Six youths aged 13 to 16 admitted stealing two cars for joy riding. They abandoned one after tearing the transmission and vandalized the other, with incidents tied to properties on Bland Street and Cahoon Avenue and Washington Avenue School.
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Ted Lucero
E. Bland St
Bill Deane
S. Main St
10Th St
Washington Ave
Co. E. May
N. Richardson Ave
S. Cahoon Ave
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