Johnson vows to press for peace despite Hanoi rebuffs
President Johnson says he will persist in seeking peace with North Vietnam despite Hanoi's rejection and publication of his secret letter exchange with Ho Chi Minh. Officials say Hanoi remains unlikely to accept talks soon as U Thant proposes cease fire and talks, while Johnson pressures bombing limits and troop freezes to advance negotiations.
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LBJ
Washington
Johnson
Andrews
Air Force Base
North Vietnam
Vietnan
Hanoi
Guam
Ho Chi Minh
South Vietnam
Vietnam
J. W. Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Robert F. Kennedy
Dn.v
U.S
United Nations
U Thant
North
Thant
Saigon
Moscow
Burma
Violence Flareups Mark Milk Holdback Seven Days
Violence intensified as the national milk holdback entered its seventh day with attacks on milk trucks and tanker damage in Indiana Tennessee and Wisconsin. No clear evidence of rising prices or shortages emerged though some regions saw price fluctuations and a sale of milk at reduced prices in Louisville. NFC President Oren Lee Staley announced talks to strengthen the hold action without naming negotiating partners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National Farmers Organization
U.S. 41
Lake Village
Ind
Donald Heldenbrand
Elkhorn
Wis
Cincinnati
Hugh Glascock
Chapel Hill
Tenn
Nashville Milk Producers Inc
Associated Press
NFO
Louisville
Logansport
NFC
Oren Lee Staley
Corning
Iowa
Staley
Partial Use Of Utapao Base For U S Forces In Vietnam
Thailand announced permission for partial use of Utapao Air Base by United States forces to help end the Vietnam war. The decision came at a U S government request and involves the base’s 11 500 foot airstrip. details on allowed aircraft were not disclosed.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Utapao Air Base
Vietnam
U.S
Utapao
Sattahip
Driver Is Fined 175 for DWI Plea
Richard George Martin, 39, of 2003 Barnett Drive, was fined 175 after pleading nolo contendere to driving while intoxicated in a hearing before City Police Judge Ralph Fresquez. Martin was arrested March 4 in the 1100 block of S Main.
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Richard George Martin
Barnett
Ralph Fresquez
Martin
S. Main
Four Boys Held In Grocery Break-in
Four youths aged 9 to 14 were picked up by the Juvenile Division in connection with a break-in at Flora Vista Grocery Bland and Atkinson. Deputy Police Chief James Lannom said 15 cigarette packs and a box of candy bars were recovered and the boys were taken into custody at 10 a.m. Tuesday at their school.
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Flora Vista
Bland
Atkinson
James Lannom
Lannom
Theft of Wiring Probed at Old House in Chaves County
Chaves County sheriff is investigating the theft of about 200 feet of wiring from an old house on Jim Simmons property. Thieves also took irrigation well wiring, radiators from two cars, a radio from one car, and a steering unit from another. The incidents occurred over the last two months. Also, vandals knocked over a mailbox on West Mescalero Road and Richard Forrest, 38, was booked on parole violation.
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Chaves County
Jim Simmons
Rt. J. Dexter
Simmons
Bill Campbell
West Mescalero Road
Richard Forrest
E. Alameda
Man Pleads Guilty On Vagrancy Charge In Court
Walter Pidgeon, 28, of Buffalo New York, booked at the Chaves County sheriff's office, appeared in Justice of the Peace L. O. Thompson's court. He pled guilty to vagrancy with sentence deferred. the issuing worthless checks charge remains pending.
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Walter Pidgeon
Buffalo
N.Y
Chaves
Divorce Granted for Josephine C Shunk and Max Stanley Shunk
Official records show a divorce granted to Josephine C. Shunk from Max Stanley Shunk. The filing outlines dissolution of marriage and related judicial actions.
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Josephine C. Shunk
Max Stanley Shunk
Dinner to Honor Worrells Near Walker Air Force Base
Roswell community hosts a farewell dinner Tuesday at 7 p.m. for Col Mrs Edna Bradley as Col Worrell departs Walker Air Force Base after about a year of service. The event at Roswell Country Club is sponsored by the Roswell IDC the Chamber of Commerce and the Base Community Development Commission. Reservations via the Chamber of Commerce at 622 4230.
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Roswell
Edna Bradely
Walker Air Force Base
Roswell Country Club
In Flight Uniforms Go Shorter on Coast to Coast Routes
Flight attendants on American Airlines fly coast to coast in minidresses and mod boots during test runs from Los Angeles to New York. Other carriers report Bermuda shorts, sleeveless shirts, convertable culottes outfits, and themed attire for flights to destinations like Acapulco Hawaii and Japan. The survey of uniforms includes Hawaiian muumuus, kimonos, and bold print ensembles with distinctive hats and tunics.
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Los Angeles
American Airlines
American
New York
Acapulco
Western Airlines
Hawaii
Japan Air Lines
Braniff Air Lines
Cattle Growers Urge Mesquite Eradication
The New Mexico Cattle Growers Association at its 53rd annual convention urges mesquite eradication as a threat to cattle grazing. They also recommend import quotas be imposed at quota level, monthly import estimates, reseeding disturbed land, and reelect all officers led by Noel Rankin. Closing speech warned of potential government control and marketing czar.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico Cattle Growers’ Association
Southwest
Association
Secretary of Agriculture
Noel Rankin
Silver City
W. O. Culbertson Jr
Las Vegas
Jack Huning
Huling Ussery
Carlsbad
George Pendleton
Animas
Judge Rules For Defendant In Damage Suit
District Judge George L. Reese Jr. ruled for defendant in Edward Loudat vs Pecos Valley Coca Cola Co. arising from an April 8 1966 auto accident at N Missouri and 13th St. Damages sought were 600 dollars but denied. Two other cases were stricken. one foreclosure action remains.
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Chaves
George L. Reese Jr
Chaves County
Edward ‘Loudat
Pecos Valley Coca Cola Co
N. Missouri
13Th St
Reese
Harry Martin Ins. Corp
DeNio Chrysler
Lamb Stolen From Back Yard In Tuesday Night Theft
A baby lamb is reported stolen from Mrs. Don Doyle's yard at 206 South Atkinson between 7 and 8 p.m. The theft was reported at 8:29 p.m. Another report notes a separate auto theft of seat covers and gloves from a car at Wylie's Lanes, valued at $25, reported by Larry Baldwin.
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Don Doyle
S. Atkinson
Wylie’s Lanes
Accidents Reported in City With Damages Cited
Two separate crashes listed with locations Second and Richardson and North Pennsylvan ia and 1th Street. Drivers Perry and Dalton involved in the first with $125 damage. Jackson and Heaston in the second with $200 damage and charges for Jackson and Heaston. Also news of Army Pfc Frank Valdez 20 killed in Vietnam Mekong Delta combat mission.
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Richardson
Carroll Glenn Perry
Tierra Berrenda
Grady L. Dalton
E. McGaffey
North Pennsylvania
Heaston
Albuquerque
Oniel Valdez
Army Pfc
Frank Valdez
Vietnam
Mekong Delta
Hospital Visiting Hours and Patient Admissions List
Visiting hours are posted for General patients 2 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Maternity visits run 3 to 5 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. ENM MEDICAL CENTER admits Claire Conder and others on March 21 at multiple addresses. discharges include Jess J. Lock and several names. Memorial Osteopathic notes Amelia Romero and partners. births report a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Romero. St Marys lists multiple patients with addresses across Hagerman Dexter Midland Artesia and surrounding areas.
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ENM Medical Center
Claire Conder
N. Orchard
Thresia Conder
Jackie Muelker
Mullis
Albert L. Andrews
Trailing Heart Road
Bobby J. Beckham
Santa Fe
Earl R. Moss
Hobbs
William Tays
S. Ohio
Buster Archie
S. Virginia
Joseph Carriere
Highland Road
Herman Tomlin
Coronado Circle
Jess J. Lock
Danny Richardson
Bobby G. Ford
Ruben L. Larsen
Stuart Waller
Tracy Daniel
B. J. Clement
Eloy Ortega
Nita McCraw
Tommy R. Smith
Memorial Osteopathic
Amelia Romero
Lake Arthur
Margaret Jiminez
E. Mathews
Edna Bradely
Tommy Nunez
Serapio Nunez
Paul Romero
ST. Mary’s
Solomon Briseno
W. Albuquerque
Arthur Ek
Redwood
Garner Hays
W. 16Th
M. S. Aguilar
Hagerman
Trine Romero
N. Union
Kelly Hudson
S. Sequoia
James MacElroy
Dexter
David C. Steel
E. Sixth
Lindell Collis
N. Pontiac
Lisa Starling
Midland
Tex
Kim Starling
Albino Chavarria
Mario DeMinger
E. Hendricks
Shanna Powers
Hugh H. Polly
Artesia
John Goss
S. Michigan
John M. Benton
Berrendo Square
William Snipes
Rt. 2
Homer L. Williams
Charlie G. Tillman
P. C. Baldondado
Freddie Smith
Walter Hernandez
Damasco Regaldo
Arthur Weiner
Johnny Zamora
Grass and house fires reported in city
Fire crews respond to a grass fire in a vacant yard at 409 South Lea at 10 49 a m. A car fire reported later proved a false alarm at 2 33 p m. At 4 37 p m officials filed a false alarm for a reported house fire at 809 West Eighth all clear thereafter.
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S. Lea
W. Eighth
Markets Rebound After Early Losses In Late Trading
The stock market recovered from an early setback and rose irregularly late in the session. Gulf & Western Industries led activity, with Thiokol, Eastern Air Lines, Itek, Commonwealth Oil, Admiral, Raymond International, U.S. Steel, and others posting gains as the market moved higher on the New York Exchange.
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NEW York
Gulf & Western Industries
Thiokol
Eastern Air Lines
Itek
Commonwealth Oil
Admiral
Raymond International
U.S. Steel
Jones & Laughlin
Anaconda
Xerox
New York Central
Pennsylvania Railroad
American Stock Exchange
Shrecengost May Be NM Draft Head
State Rep. William G. Shrecengost says he spoke with Gov. Cargo about an appointment as New Mexico Selective Service director. The current director Maj. Gen. John P. Jolly holds adjutant general duties. Shrecengost would resign his seat if chosen by Cargo and Johnson for the full time post in Santa Fe.
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Lincoln
William G. Shrecengost
Lincoln-Sierra
David Cargo
Selective Service
New Mexico
John P. Jolly
Shrecengost
Johnson
Santa Fe
Jolly
Man Sentenced On Check Forgery Counts
James Virgil Davidson Jr. withdrew pleas and received 10 year sentences on three counts of forgery. All terms run concurrently. He forged three checks on Securities National Bank dated January 20, signed Harry Pollack for $250 to Sears Roebuck & Co, $59.50 to Mitchells Drug Store, and $60.05 to Rulons.
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James Virgil Davidson Jr
George L. Reese Jr
Davidson
Security National Bank
Harry Pollack
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Mitchell’s Drug Store
Rulon’s
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Self Service Shoe Mart
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Jim Mar 313
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Carrizoro
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C. W. McMillan
American National Cattlemen’s Association
Rexall
Pecos Valley, Drug CO
Penn
N. Main
Denver
Colo
E. F. Hutton & Co
Sera Tere
Amer Can
Mt. Amer
T&t
Am Tel el
Phill Pet CA
Ad Richaid
Rey Tob
Safeway
Ford
C. B. Boggs
Bonanza
Second Street
Dan Blocker
Michael Landon
Lorne Greene
Roswell, New Mexico
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