Roswell RIDC seeks local workers for LTV plant
Calls to the Roswell Industrial Development Corp rise as LTV Electrosystems considers a plant at the Air Center. Hoffman urges applicants to mail name address and contact details since RIDC lacks staff for daily phone intake.
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Bob Hoffman
Roswell Industrial Development Corp
LTV Electrosystems, Inc
Air Center
RIDC
Hoffman
Roswell
Ling-Temco-Vought
Kennedy to visit Albuquerque for five hour tour
Sen Robert F. Kennedy plans a five hour visit to Albuquerque including speeches a tour of Old Town Plaza and a stop at Albuquerque Indian School as part of his bid for the Democratic presidential nomination. The trip is set against a broader national scene with other Capitol and military news across the country.
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Louise
Milt Mabie
Sige
Hondo
Mabie
Robert O. Anderson
Anderson
Lincoln County Livestock Co
Bob Boice
Bert Aston
South Springs
J.J. Hagerman
Aston
Associated Press
Albuquerque
Old Town Plaza
Yuri Gagarin Dies in Space Program Crash
Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin, first man in space in 1961, dies in a training flight crash along with Col Vladimir S. Seryogin. Their ashes will rest on the Kremlin Wall. Gagarin, 34, rose from a village start to global celebrity after his record flight.
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Moscow
Yuri A. Gagarin
Vladimir S. Seryogin
Gagarin
Seryogin
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Red Square
Tchaikovsky
Scriabin
U.S
Air Force
Virgil I. Grissom
Edward H White II
Navy
Roger B. Chaffee
Theodore C. Freeman
Charles A. Bassett II
Elliot H. Lee Jr
Edward G. Givens
Clifton C. Williams
Robert H. Lawrence Jr
Vladimir M. Komarov
Earth
Smelovki
United States
Alan B. Shepard Jr
Lenin
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
Yuri Gagarin
Alexei
Anna Timofeyvna
Yuri
Saratov
Volga
Soviet Air Force Academy
Orenburg
Valentina
Yelena
Galya
Eight Horses Trample Man At His Farm
Mark Caraway of 1407 S Lea was trampled by eight horses on his E 19th Street farm while trying to pen them. He suffered multiple injuries including several broken ribs and head and facial injuries. he was hospitalized at St Mary’s and listed as doing well the next morning.
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Mark Caraway
S. Lea
E. 19Th Street
Caraway
St. Mary's Hospital
Southeast New Mexico Regional Science Fair at NMMI Opens
The ninth annual fair runs Saturday at Carhoon Armory on the New Mexico Military Institute campus with about 95 entries from seven counties. Winners advance to the state event in Socorro and two seniors earn trips to the International Science Fair in Detroit.
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Southeastern New Mexico
Cahoon Armory
New Mexico Military Institute
Chaves
Curry, de Baca
Eddy, Lea, Lincoln
Roosevelt
Chaves County
Socorro
Detroit
Mich
Roswell Youth Delegation Prepares for Santa Fe Model Legislature
Roswell's group of 20 youths and advisers heads to Santa Fe for the 1968 YMCA Youth and Government Model Legislature running through Saturday. Under leaders Bob Baldock Mary Lou Wilson and Hazel Wilkins they will learn democracy by drafting and debating bills with Gov. David Cargo to speak at a joint session. The trip includes a youth governor banquet and ball with Roswell returning home late Saturday night.
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Santa FE
Roswell
YMCA
Roswell Family Ymca
Ricky Flanagan
Ricky Eakens
Jan Buzbee
Susan Garrison
Mary Lou Wilson
Ymca Youth and Government
Bob Baldock
Hazel Wilkins
Randy Eakens
Joan Levers
Senate
Paula Holland
House
Jane Ann Oldrup
Sherry Christy
Roy Schlessman
John Bassett
Leslie Henslee
Sherry Witt
Linda Ball
Bonnie Barber
Judy Dull
Susan Harris
David Cargo
New Mexico Toll Revenues So Far This Year
Toll figures show New Mexico roads collecting 81 units this year up to date, compared with 66 at the same point last year, reflecting rising traffic or pricing.
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N.M
Arbitration ends 11 day dock strike with travel gangs
An arbiter ruled that New Jersey labor shortages be met by traveling work gangs drawn from the water front register. Burton Turkus endorsed an agreement between unions and shippers and ordered the return to work this afternoon. The plan preserves job rights for 21 384 registered men while evaluating the need for 750 extra hires at New Jersey piers.
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New York
New Jersey
Burton Turkus Incorporated
Waterfront Commission
Turkus
Port Newark
Missing F111A Fighter Bombers Spark Southeast Asia Search
The Defense Department reports one F111A fighter bomber missing on a mission over Southeast Asia after departing from Ta Khli Thailand. The two man crew and aircraft have not been heard from since radio contact over Laos en route to North Vietnam. Pentagon says no further details released for security reasons.
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Washington
Pentagon
Hanoi
Epperson
North Vietnam
Bob Horton
Associated Press
Defense Department
Air Force
Southeast Asia
Vietnam
Thailand
Laos
Flls
Ta Khli
Panhandle
Robert S. McNamara
Defense
Senate Rejects Additional Funds for F111B Program
The Senate Armed Services Committee refused to authorize further F111B funding, excluding the entire FILIB program after a closed meeting. Defense had requested 350 million for 30 production models and 72 million for ongoing development, while a Navy study group recommended eight aircraft instead of 30 for the new fiscal year beginning July 1.
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Washington
Senate Armed Services Committee
Navy
Defense Department
Defense
Air Force
FISA
Southeast Asia
Pentagon
Loan Increase for Sunny Acres Senior Center in Roswell
A telegram from New Mexico's congressional delegation announced a $119,000 HUD increase in senior citizen loan funds for Sunny Acres Senior Citizen Inc. in Roswell. Board president Col Ewing L. Lusk and director Margaret Ford expressed ignorance of the action, with questions about the funds’ purpose and potential center improvements amid a near-full capacity.
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Sunny Acres Senior Citizen, Inc
Department of Housing and Urban Development
New Mexico
Record Office
Roswell
Clinton P. Anderson
Joseph M. Montoya
Johnny Walker
Col Ewing L. Lusk
Sunny Acres Board
Margaret Ford
Senior Citizens Center
Hughes
Ford
HUD
March Led by King Sparks Violent Memphis Protest
In Memphis hundreds of protesters led by Martin Luther King Jr clash with police causing looting and shattered windows on Beale and Main Streets. Police use teargas and shotguns as officers push the crowd away. King attended after flying from New York. The march supported a seven week garbage workers strike demanding higher pay union recognition and dues deductions.
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Memphis, Tenn
Martin Luther King
Beale Street
Main Street
King
New York
J. C. MacDonald
MacDonald
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