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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1965

Page

2

British Secretary Stewart Raises Nonlethal Gas Question in Viet Nam

Washington AP report says British Foreign Secretary Michael Stewart met with Defense Secretary McNamara at the Pentagon and discussed nonlethal gas use in Viet Nam. A Labour MPs motion expressing horror was conveyed to Stewart. Stewart later met George Ball and is to see Rusk and President Johnson.

Endre Marton Washington Michael Stewart Britain Robert S. McNamara Viet Nam Stewart Labor Pentagon McNamara State Department George W. Ball Dean Rusk Johnson Rusk Soviet Union White House National Press Club London Andrei A. Gromyko

From Mitchell to the stars Virgil I Grissom joins the astronaut corps

Virgil I Grissom, born in Mitchell, Indiana, rose from a sixth grade dream to become one of the original Mercury seven astronauts. He faced early enlistment rejection, served as a test pilot, flew 100 missions in Korea, earned the Distinguished Flying Cross, and piloted Liberty Bell 7 to a suborbital flight on July 21, 1961.

Cape Kennedy Fla Mitchell Ind Air Force Virgil 1. Grissom Grissom Boca Raton Army Air Force Betty Moore Purdue University Betty Purdue Korea Scott Mark Houston Timber Cover Church of Christ Atlantic John H. Glenn Jr Earth Navy Cmdr Charles Conrad Jr

Home teams win most NFL games last season

Among 98 NFL games played last year 48 were won by home clubs 44 by visiting teams and six finished in a tie.

Vietnamese Planes Knock Out Radar Site

Eight Vietnamese fighter bombers hit the Ban Binh radar station north of the border and attacked military convoys on Route 1 in North Viet Nam. An unannounced number of U S air force planes accompanied the raid. One Vietnamese bomber was hit but returned to Da Nang. US officials would not disclose aerial participation details.

Saigon South Viet Nam North Viet Nam Ban Binh Vietnam Ese da Nang U.S Viet Nam

FAA Inspector to address pilots at city airport meeting

FAA inspector E. S. Leach of the General Aviation District Office in Albuquerque will be guest speaker at the monthly pilots meeting at the municipal airport. He will discuss the Airman's Information Manual now including the Airman's Guide Airport Directory and three other pilot guides. The group will view FAA films and the session begins at 7:30 p.m. in Room 111 of the terminal.

Federal Aviation Agency E. S. Leach FAA Leach General Aviation District Albuquerque

Clarification Sought on War Without Limit

Prime Minister Harold Wilson said Britain seeks explanation of a Saigon envoy's claim of war without limit in Viet Nam. He added Foreign Secretary Michael Stewart is pressing Johnson over nonlethal gas and napalm use and urges a Western push for a peaceful solution. Wilson noted noxious gas and napalm were used without British knowledge.

London Harold Wilson Britain U.S Saigon United States Viet Nam House of Commons Michael Stewart Johnson Stewart Soviet Union Wilson Maxwell D. Taylor Dean Rusk Andrei A. Gromyko

Hospital Visiting Hours And Local Admits And Births

Visiting hours listed for General patients from 2 p m to 8 30 p m Maternity 3 to 5 p m and 6 30 to 8 30 p m. Admitted March 22 names from St Mary s and ENM Medical Center include Mrs Mela Kimbrell Walter Bethke Effie Jackson and others. Births March 22 include Mr and Mrs Warren Archer a daughter. Walker Air Force Base reports two newborns to households of Loyd Eden and Michael L Reeves.

ST. Mary's Mela Kimbrell Hagertman Walter Bethke Artesia Effie Jackson Lake Arthur Carl Fletcher Box W.C. Hanners Route 1 Harold Robinson W. Oliver William Mikesell W. First St Adele Belcher W. 11Th St Donald Prince S. Union Frank Carrasco Rhonda Price S. Plains Park Harry Glenn Joe Clements Eliza Phillips Grady Chandler Nathan Gilmore Jimmy Fulkerson Santiago Munoz Enm Medical Center Sue Grantham Jack Williams Billy Seitern Kathy Hettinga Warren M. Archer S. Pecos Memorial Osteopathic Henry Gamboa Patsy Ann Hancock Dexter Gloria Ann Garza Hagerman Pedro Torrez E. Hendricks Janie Gallegos W. Third Billie Jean Jones T. Dye George Lott David Ramirez Eugene Cloud William Trumbaugh Walker Air Force Base Loyd Eden AMMS A.J.C Michael L. Reeves CES

Notable New Mexico Figures Lead Busy Stateside Week

Funeral services pending for 89 year old Clifford E. McGinnis a pioneer New Mexico lawyer and former legislator in Ohio and New Mexico. The annual New Mexico Southwest Texas Episcopal Convention planned for May 4 through 6 in Santa Fe draws about 400 participants. Fidel Reynaldo Sanchez a 45 year old Valencia County investigator died after his car ran off New Mexico 47 near Peralta. Joe Edgar a Carlsbad man was sentenced to 10 to 50 years for second degree murder. Jessie Lee Askew awaits sentencing for manslaughter in a related Carlsbad shooting. Fort Bayard Veterans Administration Hospital activists head to Washington to press their case. Charles Chalk Lewis a prominent northwest New Mexico horseman buried at Thoreau.

Albuquerque Clifford E. McGinnis New Mexico Ohio McGinnis Santa Rosa Roy Colfax Union Harding Santa FE New Mexico-Southwest Texas Peralta Fidel Reynaldo Sanchez Belen Valencia County Carlsbad Joe Edgar John van Winkle Dist Caswell Neal Edgar Neal Jessie Lee Askew L. B. Lomas Gallup Charles Chalk) Lewis Thoreau Lewis San Mateo-Prewitt Thoreau-Bluewater

Official Records in Roswell Divorces Granted

Official records list divorces granted on Thursday. Steven Leonard Pyeatt 19 Roswell and Barbara Ann Sparkman 19 Roswell. Maurice Edward Lester 29 Belvedere SC and Margery Rae Gann 21 Roswell. Marion Lee Cox 25 Roswell and Nancy Ruth Murff 20 Roswell. Ura Lee Allen vs Morris John Allen Jr. Manford C Moore vs Arvie Eula Moore.

Steven Leonard Pyeatt Roswell Barbara Ann Sparkman Maurice Edward Lester Belvedere S.C Margery Rae Gann Marion Lee Cox Nancy Ruth Murff

Haymaker Rites Set Wednesday

Funeral services for Rue Baird Haymaker 70 will be held at 10 a.m. Wednesday in Ballard Chapel Roswell. A native of Glasgow Missouri he moved to Roswell at age 12 and farmed near Roswell until retirement. He was survived by a sister-in-law a niece and two grand-nephews. Burial in South Park Cemetery.

Ballard Chapel Rue Baird Haymaker Roswell St. Mary's Hospital Glasgow Mr. Haymaker Roswell High School Oliver Rue Haymaker Mary Alice Baird Haymaker Haymaker First Christian Church Elizabeth Mary Haymaker Mortensen Tujunga Calif George Berne Haymaker Austin H. Dillon First Methodist Church

State Student Meeting Slated

An estimated 1000 high school and junior high students are expected in Tucumcari Friday and Saturday for a state student council convention. Council members from Aztec Gadsden Clovis Gallup Santa Fe Albuquerque Roswell Jal Las Cruces Artesia Farmington Socorro Alamogordo and Deming will participate.

Two Vehicle Accidents Reported in City

At 9:54 a.m. at Fifth and Garden two drivers Maureta Sue Jasper of 408 N Elm and Joe Cecil Winkler of 605 S Union were involved. At 4:38 p.m. at S Main and Summit drivers Helen Maurides Brown of 3100 Garden and Clarence Parker of Crane Motel were involved.

Fifth and Garden Maureta Sue Jasper N. Elm Joe Cecil Winkler S. Union S. Main and Summit Helen Maurides Brown Garden Clarence Parker Crane Motel

Markets Irregular Gain Shown by List

Irregular gains appeared in moderate trading as airlines led early strength before profit taking trimmed some advances. Eastern Air Lines rose over a point, United and Pan American lagged, and Erie Lackawanna jumped near a point to a fresh high while other rails and major issues posted mixed results.

NEW York Eastern Air Lines TWA United Pan American Erie Lackawanna Atlantic Coast Line Sea Air Line Railroad Illinois Central Xerox Boeing Reading Lukens Hershey Chocolate Gulf, Mobile & Ohio Crane Co Amerada ABC Paramount Western Union American Stock Exchange U.S

Driving Across Lawns Leads to Jail for 19-Year-Old

Jerry Lee Parks of 305 W Hendricks was fined $200 and jailed 10 days after pleading guilty to reckless driving and leaving the scene. Police say he drove south on Nevada and ran across three private yards on Juniper before hitting a house at 1716 Juniper and fleeing.

Jerry Lee Parks W. Hendricks Parks Nevada W. Juniper 1720 1718 Juniper 1716

New Job Corps Camp Sought Near Las Vegas New Mexico

Governor Campbell pushed for federal approval of a conservation Job Corps camp at Camp Luna near Las Vegas. He indicated a conservation camp is more likely to be approved than the prior plan for a 2000 enrollee educational training program.

Washington Jack Campbell Conservation Job Corps Las Vegas N.M Campbell Camp Luna

Three Suffer Minor Injuries in Wreck

An automobile accident on U.S. Highway 70 at 3 a.m. Tuesday caused minor injuries to three people. Robert J. Hodge Jr. 18 of Mumford New York was towing an other vehicle with his car when the two went off the road and rolled over. Injured were Luel la Loney 57 Tilsonbert Ontario Canada who complained of a sore neck John Zambito 24 Maltby New York sore shoulder and Cecil Loney 37 Tilsonbert sore chest. Officers said the cars skidded 141 feet before rolling over.

U.S. Highway 70 Robert J. Hodge Jr Mumford N.Y Luella Loney Tilsonbert Ontario Canada John Zambito

Egg wholesale prices hold steady in Chicago market

In Chicago the AP reports wholesale egg prices show little change with grade A whites at 70 cents per dozen or higher, mixed at 30, mediums 29, standards 28.2, dirties unquoted, and checks at 25 cents.

Chicago

Roswell School Board Approves Goddard Bid Package

Roswell and city schools accept bids totaling 47 000 for Goddard High equipment funded by a 1 9 million bond. Items include 30 microscopes 58 desks 806 student chairs and 372 student chairs from Paper Mill plus pianos and office suite from multiple vendors with May 3 decision on cafeteria and auditorium chairs.

Goddard High School Roswell Martin and Carlisle New Mexico Paper Mill Miller-Howard Ginsberg Music Co Goddard

Roswell Daily Record offers tip prize and delivery notes

The Roswell Daily Record announces a five dollar weekly tip prize for the best news tip. It lists contact numbers for tips and delivery issues and states carriers will place papers on porches with service problems handled by the circulation department during specified hours.

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