Roswell Group Tours Salina Base Transfer Plans
About 250 members of the 310th Air Refueling Squadron at Schilling AFB Salina Kansas heard a briefing Wednesday from Roswell and Walker AFB representatives. Many transfer to Walker between April 10 and 15 with 90 percent choosing the New Mexico base. Morale among Schilling personnel is high as transfers shift families and duties.
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Salina
310Th
Schilling Afb
Kan
Roswell
Walker Afb
Schilling
Walker
310Th Ars
J. B. Smith
New Mexico
Col. Crompton
Charles Fowler
Chamber of Commerce
Bill Mewhorter
Chamber
John Hall
John Owen
Canal Well Shows Big Salt Count
Hagerman Irrigation Co. drilled a 510 foot exploratory well north of Roswell along the Hondo River. The well produced 4150 parts per million salt, with fresh water zones not isolatable due to communication among five nearby wells. The site has two production wells and plans to plug an old 1938 well after a possible emergency permit to deepen or adjust the casing. Cost was about $25,000. The Leonard George Drilling Co. of Hagerman carried out the work near KRDD radio.
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Hagerman Irrigation Co
Roswell
Hondo
Kay Havener
Pecos Valley
Havenor
KRDD
Hondo River
Leonard George Drilling Co
Hagerman
Professional Groups to Meet in Artesia April 15
A joint meeting of the New Mexico Southern Chapter American Institute of Architects and the New Mexico Society of Professional Engineers is set for April 15 at Jackson Restaurant in Artesia. Fellowship hour runs 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. followed by dinner and a program. The 8:30 p.m. business session will conclude with a presentation by Frank Bromilow of New Mexico State University on new engineering developments and the letterhead competition winners announced.
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Artesia
New Mexico
AIA Group
Kern Smith
Jail House Barrister Stays Busy
George A. Reeves, a jailhouse lawyer and former Chaves county resident, remains active from Santa Fe state prison. After burglary conviction in 1964 and a prior dispute with District Court Judge George L. Reese Jr., Reeves sent a handwritten pauper’s request for free court records to prepare a possible Writ of Habeas Corpus seeking a new trial.
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George A. Reeves
Chaves
Reeves
Santa Fe
George L. Reese Jr
Reese
Skeen resigns as New Mexico GOP chair
State Republican Chairman Joseph Skeen officially resigns in a letter to the State Central Committee. He had announced plans to quit weeks earlier as the committee prepares to meet in Albuquerque on April 10 to name a successor.
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Albuquerque
Joseph Skeen
African chiefs bound by tribal customs, not absolute monarchs
African chiefs are not absolute monarchs. They must act in conformity with the rigid customs of their tribes.
Traffic crash buries nine in Lordsburg memorial
In Lordsburg a Mass for nine Vall es family members killed near Lordsburg was held at St. Joseph Church. Enriqueta, Yolinda, Miguel, Eloy, and Albert died alongside Enrique and Maria Vall es, with two other relatives hospitalized in comas. Burial occurred at Shakespeare Cemetery as relatives from Juarez El Paso and Safford gathered after the fatal collision with a truck trailer on U.S. 70 80.
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Daniel Alderette
St. Joseph
Enrique Valles
Safford
Ariz
Maria
Yolinda
Enriquetta
Miguel
Eloy
Albert
Shakespeare Cemetery
Valles
Juarez
Mexico
el Paso
Alderette
U. S. 70-80
Lordsburg
Papal Birth Control Commission Convenes in Secrecy
A Vatican commission reviewing birth control met for a three day, secret session at the Spanish College on the Aurelian Way to draft its first report to Pope Paul VI. Informants say the group is deeply divided and officials imposed strict secrecy surrounding its 40 members.
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Rome
Paul VI
Vatican
Spanish College
Aurelian Way
Pope Paul
Campbell's Legislative Push Produces Mixed RESULTS
Governor Campbell outlined 14 proposals at the opening of the New Mexico Legislature. Key moves included reapportionment of the House, a 37 member Senate with weighted votes, open end bonding for universities, a 20 million bond plan for interstate completion by 1972, and a constitutional amendment abolishing justice of the peace courts. The session also authorized bonds for the Boys School Los Lunas Hospital and state parks.
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Santa FE
Jack Campbell
New Mexico
Campbell
House
Senate
The
Highway Commission
Intermediate Court of Appeals
Los Lunas Hospital
Farmers Inc. to Hold 28th Stockholders Meeting
Farmers Inc will hold its 28th annual stockholders meeting Saturday at 7 p.m. in Bernedo School. Speakers include Er O Neal marketing specialist from New Mexico State University with cotton study reports, Ed Gillispe and Tim Arend from the National Cotton Council presenting updated research and promotions by the Cotton Producers Institute. Dividend checks will be distributed and officers for the 1965 66 term will be elected.
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Farmers Inc
Berrendo School
Er. O’neal
New Mexico State University
Ed Gillispe
Tim Arend
National Cotton Council
Cotton Producers Institute
Tip Reward and Delivery Details for Roswell Daily Record
The Roswell Daily Record offers five dollars for the weekly best news tip. Call MA 2 7710 6 30 am to 5 pm or 623 6693 or 622 4809 after 5 pm. Carriers will place papers on porches and service issues are handled by the circulation department 5 to 7 pm weekdays and 8 to 10 am Sundays.
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Roswell Daily Record
Space Circle Is Full Space Circle Is Full
Cape Kennedy Florida AP The two man crew of the Molly Brown returns to the embarkation point of a three orbit flight The carrier Intrepid lands at 9 28 a m The Air Force band plays The Unsingable Molly Brown then the Air Force Hymn and Anchors Aweigh Grissom and Young wear NASA emblems and are greeted by their parents in Orlando Florida and Mitchell Indiana
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Molly Brown
Virgil I. Grissom
John W. Young
Intrepid
Air Force
Boulder Death Still Unclear In Shocking Shooting
Police and district attorney continue to investigate the fatal shooting of James Pearson in Boulder. Details remain limited as investigators examine evidence including a German pistol and a car impoundment. Pearson, a 1963 Institute graduate and former Stanford visitor, faced questions about his past and alleged Nazi associations. His cremated remains were sent to California, with his parents present at the funeral.
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Pearson
Institute
Stanford University
University of Colorado At Boulder
Brown
Daniel Cecil Pearson Jr
Pan American Airways
Self
Boulder
Palo Alto
George Rockwell
Methodist Youth Rally Draws 100 Students to Roswell
About 100 high school youths from Southeastern New Mexico and West Texas travel to Roswell for the Carlsbad District Methodist Youth Fellowship Spring Rally at Trinity Methodist Church. Rev Milton Chester Wesley Foundation director speaks on What is this Leisure at 7 p.m. Friday. Dr William Baldwin ENMU psychology professor discusses leisure needs Saturday at 10 15 a.m. Both speakers are ENMU faculty. Visitors stay with Trinity Church members.
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New Mexico
West Texas
Roswell
Carlsbad
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Trinity Methodist Church
Milton Chester
Wesley Foundation
William Baldwin
Eastern New Mexico University
Hospital Visiting Hours and Births at ENM Medical Center
Hospitals publish visiting hours for General, Maternity and other wards. Birth notices list Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Amabile a daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Ermando Carillo a son. Admissions and staff names appear for ENM Medical Center and Memorial Osteopathic facilities.
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Angelo Amabile
Futura
Ermando Carillo
Peach
Fred Miller
W. Eyman
Charles Wiley
Memorial Osteopathic
Harvard Hubbard
Dexter
Adolpho Gallegos
Walker Air Force Base
Pershing Known as Blackjack General of AEF
General John J. Pershing, supreme commander of the American Expeditionary Forces in Europe during World War I, earned the nickname Blackjack for his leadership and toughness in the conflict.
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John J. Pershing
Europe
Markets Nearby Close With Steels and Autos Rallying
The market edged higher in thin afternoon trading with steel shares led by Jones & Laughlin and Lukens while U S Steel added a fractional gain. Ford Chrysler Studebaker gained lightly, Genova Motors fell, and KLM slipped over two points amid profit taking.
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Jones & Laughlin and
Lukens
U.S
General Electric
IMB
Polaroid
Texaco
Illinois Central
du Pont
KLM Airlines
Eastern Airlines
American Airlines
Avco
American Stock Exchange
Clergymen Clash Over Civil Rights Letters From Alabama Visit Spark Debate
In Albuquerque, Rev. James Wilkes and retired Bishop James Stoney trade letters on southern race relations. Stoney questions Wilkes's judgment after a Selma trip, while Wilkes argues broader responsibility beyond the South and stresses that voting alone does not create first class citizens.
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Albuquerque
Alabama
Episcopal
James Stoney
James Wilkes
Stoney
New Mexico
Texas
Deep South
Selma
South
Wilkes
Martin Luther King
Chicago Live Cattle Prices Reported By Courtesy E. F. Hutton
April June August and December quotations show highs lows and closing prices for live cattle in Chicago with contract months and volumes. Data includes H and L ranges and closes for each month and indicates trading activity under the Hutton listing.
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Chicago
E. F. Hutton & Co
Egg Market Chicago Flats Prices Steady
AP reports Chicago wholesale egg prices hold steady with balance steady and grade A whites at 302, mixed 30 percent, mediums 29, standards 282, dirties not quoted, checks 25.
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Chicago
Denver Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Cattle and Hog Prices
USDA results from Denver indicate hogs mostly steady to weak with 1-2 barrows and gilts at 17.00 to 18.00 per cwt and 190 to 225 pound entries. Cattle slaughter steers rise to 23.45 to 24.25 per cwt with heifers at 22.50 to 23.00. calves not listed and sheep absent.
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Denver Livestock
Denver
USDA
Dow Jones closes mixed as industrials slip
The Dow Jones averages show a 3 percent decline led by weaker industrials to 898.34, utilities at 161.96 down 0.13, railroads up 0.18 to 715.98, and the broader stocks index at 317.04 down 0.42.
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DOW Jones
E. F. Hutton & Co
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Yeso
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Santa Rosa
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Picacho
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ENM Medical Center
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