Johnson says big war impossible in nuclear age
President Johnson told a labor convention that a general war is impossible in this nuclear era and urged nations to rely on reasoned agreements over aggression. He cited Panama Canal talks, Cyprus peace hopes, and Cuba’s water cutoff as examples of cautious diplomacy. He urged builders unions to help fight unemployment and discrimination while stressing U.S. power and responsibility.
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Washington
Johnson
Panama
Panama Canal
Cyprus
U.S. Naval Base
Viet Nam
Buiding and Construction Trades Department
AFL: Cio
Building Trades Unions
America
Building and Construction Trades Department
Aflcio
United Auto Workers Convention
Atlantic City
Unique Warning System Planned for Roswell Schools
Roswell and Chaves County schools plan a novel alerting network using direct telephone links to the police radio room. The system will light lamp indicators at police HQ and ring school phones only during extreme emergencies, with cost about 113 dollars monthly for 31 sites.
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Roswell
Chaves
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
J. P. Lannom
Roswell Civil Defense
Frank Shelton
Ene
Lannom
Saae
Walker Air Force Base
H. F. Allred
Alfred
Salinger Declares Bid For Senate Hit By Hurdle
Secretary of State Frank M. Jordan rejected Pierre Salinger's candidacy papers for the U.S. Senate as incomplete. Salinger's team prepared to seek a State Supreme Court order to place his name on the primary ballot.
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Sacramento
Calif
Frank M. Jordan
Pierre Salinger
U.S. Senate
Jordan
San Francisco
U S Air Force Officer Killed In Vietnam Aircraft Shot Down
Two seat Vietnamese Air Force fighter is downed by rockets near Saigon during a strafing run. A U S Air Force officer and a Vietnamese crew member are killed. The death raises American KIA in South Viet Nam to 125.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Johnson visits Huntsville space center with praise for Alabama
Mrs Lyndon B Johnson toured the Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville praising the Souths role in the nations space program She viewed Saturn V engine tests exhibits and space gear while meeting Alabama relatives and delivering three speeches during a jam packed day
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Lyndon Johnson
Marshall Space Flight Center
Huntsville
Ala
Alabama
Lyndon B. Johnson
South
America
Johnson
Space Center
Thomas Jefferson
Minnie Patillo Taylor
Autauga County
Accidents Reported on Monday In City Streets
Multiple vehicle collisions recorded on Monday with drivers named Charles Harris C C Bogard Betty Baker Bonham Alfred Berry and Leonard Winterheld. Cars collided with parked vehicles owned by Claude Williams Phillip Hurtt and others. Times range from 9:25 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. at several blocks including S Lea Ave N Union Ave and S Virginia Ave.
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S. Lea Ave
Charles Harris
S. Adams
Claude Williams
Dexter
N. Union Ave
C. C. Bogard
S. Washington
Phillip Hurtt
S. Lea
S. Virginia Ave
Betty Baker Bonham
Betty Baker Bonham, Route 1
Alfred Berry
S. Elm
Leonard Leo Winterheld
FE. Bland
National Guard to be Airlifted for Summer Training Abroad
The Air National Guard will transport about 12 000 Army guardsmen to summer training up to 5000 miles from home under mock mobilization. Participating states include New Mexico Montana Colorado North Carolina California Hawaii Minnesota Tennessee New Jersey Iowa Indiana and Alabama with selected units sent to Hawaii Alaska and Puerto Rico.
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Washington
Army National Guard
United States
Air National Guard
Army Guard
States
Puerto Rico
New Mexico
Montana
Colorado
North Carolina
California
Hawaii
Minnesota
Tennessee
New Jersey
Iowa
Indiana
Alabama
Alaska
Not Guilty Plea Entered In Stabbing Cases
Alfred Gomez 26 of 1201 N Union pleaded not guilty to first degree murder for the Feb 19 stabbing of Joe Reyes and was ordered held without bond. L C Coleman 34 Artesia had arraignment postponed. he is charged with first degree murder in the March 7 killing of Alphonso Watson and is held without bond. Ruben A Romero 29 entered not guilty to involuntary manslaughter in a Feb 12 car crash that killed Arlene Roeder. bond set at $3500. Four others faced arraignment with appointed counsel for fraudulent check charges. bonds ranged from 2500 to 5000.
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Alfred Gomez
N. Union
Joe Reyes
Gomez
George L. Reese Jr
L. C. Coleman
Artesia
Coleman
Robert Turner
Alphonso Watson
Ruben A. Romero
E. Chisum
Reese
Romero
Arlene Roeder
Attorney General Joins Cabinet Around 1814
Washington notes that the attorney general became a cabinet member in roughly 1814, marking a milestone in the evolution of the executive branch. The detail anchors the era's governmental reforms and the expansion of presidential advisory roles.
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Washington
Friends Aid Hard Luck Family in Artesia Fund Drive
In Artesia a mechanic’s helper family faces medical bills for hereditary kidney illness. The Dub Laman family has received $394.50 in donations since a starting $25 gift at Artesia Savings and Loan, with further cash gifts and food contributions being organized by local friends. Donations can be made at the savings bank or via contact numbers for Imogene Berryman.
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Dub Laman
Here
Artesia Savings and Loan Association
Kay Harte
Artesia Savings and Loan
Laman Fund
Imogene Berryman
H&j No
City Police Log Documents Three Break-ins and Thefts
Police reported three incidents in the city. Mrs. Paul J. Smith said $173 was stolen from a bedroom chest after an entry through an open window. Mrs. Ellen Fonville reported a $150 wrist watch theft from the kitchen shelf with no forced entry. A vacant house at 609 W. Gayle suffered vandalism with broken sliding glass and damaged heating vents. owner Tony Ribisso listed as Texas resident.
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Paul J. Smith
Virginia Ave
Ellen Fonville
Pennsylvania Ave
Tony Ribisso
Texas
Jewelry Store Burglary on North Main Street
A burglary at Bullock's Jewelry Store on North Main Street was discovered at 1 10 a m when a local observer reported a suspect fleeing. Officers found a window hole cut with a glass cutter and two wrist watches valued at $16 each removed from the display. Witness Jim Clements reported the incident.
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Bullock's Jewelry
N. Main St
North Main Street
North Main
Bullock’s
Jim Clements
E. Forrest
Births and dismissals listed for hospitals and bases
A roundup lists names of patients discharged on March 23 and new births at Walker Air Force Base. It also records admissions at Memorial Osteopathic and notes residences of patients and staff from Sharon Kelly to Julia Whelchel in nearby towns.
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James Harris
S. Pennsylvania Ave
Fran Fulcher
Pecan
Robert Ortiz
N. Washington
Valerie Wilson
S. Sequoia
Etta Miller
Helen Sue Bailey
W. Deming
Bill Ramm
Fred Nunez
George Lester
Walker Air Force Base
Snow blankets northern New Mexico counties
Snow spread over Farmington with four inches and more falling as Gallup reports hard snow. Weather Bureau predicts snow for northern cities and areas along the western border by tonight. Elsewhere strong winds will raise dust, with a cooling trend lowering temperatures tonight and Wednesday across the state.
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Associated Press
New Mexico
Farmington
Gallup
US S. Weather Bureau
U.S. 60
Two Car Crash Injures Woman
Mrs. Vivian Grace Meredith, 53, 1115 S Kentucky, suffered minor injuries after a collision with a second car in the 600 block East Second Street. She was treated at a local clinic for bruised ribs and released. The other driver, Miss Georgia Elaine Pousson, 16, 907 N Richardson, was uninjured. Police said Pousson’s car was eastbound on East Second while Meredith attempted a U turn on Fast Second.
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Vivian Grace Meredith
S. Kentucky
East Second St
Meredith
Georgia Elaine Pousson
Markets Drift Higher as Steels and Aircraft Lead Gains
Stocks edged up in moderate volume with gains in steels, motors, and aerospace leading. United Aircraft and Douglas rose near a point while airlines fluctuated on profit taking but recovered late. IBM and Polaroid posted notable advances while CBS and several blue chips fell. Denver livestock markets showed mixed moves across hogs, sheep, and cattle.
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Jones & Laughlin
United
Douglas
Continental Airlines
Pan American
National
American
Northwest Airlines
IBM
Polaroid
CBS
Bulova
Sears, Roebuck and
Pennsylvania Railroad
Korvette
Schering
United Financial
Picnickers Blamed for Forest Fire Near Carlsbad
A Lincoln National Forest official blamed picnickers for a fire that burned 100 acres in a watershed and scenic pine area 60 miles northwest of Carlsbad. District Ranger Stan Tixier said more than 50 men brought the blaze under control Monday.
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Carlsbad
Lincoln National Forest
Dist
Stan Tixier
Egg Market Chicago Prices Steady Across Grades
Chicago AP reports egg prices hold steady with wholesale buying unchanged or higher. Grade A whites at 35 1/2 cents, mixed 34 1/2, mediums 31, standards 30 1/?. dirties 27 2. checks 27. The note records daily market levels for egg categories in a Chicago market report.
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Chicago
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Amer
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Union 322
Transcon
Western Gas
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E.F. Hutton & Company Inc
NEW York Stock Exchange
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