OAS Mulls Dominican Peace Mission Amid Troop Debate
The OAS considered a special mission to hasten peace in the Dominican Republic as fighting persists after a cease-fire. Ellsworth Bunker announced added U.S. troops, later confirmed by President Johnson at about 2,000, with 4,800 already on the ground.
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Washington
Organization of American States
Dominican Republic
Johnson
Santo Domingo
OAS
Caribbean
Ellsworth Bunker
U.S
Bosch
Hemisphere
Venezuela
Chile
Mexico
United States
Domican Republic
Pueblo JHS Honors Roll Lists and Dominican Crisis Update
Pueblo Junior High announces its fifth six week honor roll with freshmen, eighth and seventh graders named for scores of 90 or better. The report also covers U S officials detailing OAS arbitration plans in Santo Domingo amid clashes, with 1000 possible deaths and U S citizens protected as the Dominican conflict tests nonintervention norms.
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Pueblo Junior High School
Ellen Aston
Wanda Battles
Joyce Blanton
David Blessing
Danny Boswell
John Canning
Elizabeth Cam
Judy Emmett
Benjamin Fulkerson
Nancy Garvey
Paul Gennrich
Steve Glover
Ronald Hartwig
Randall Hicks
Charlene King
Steve Leonard
Joan Levers
Tillie Lujan
Cathy Miller
Sally Pruit
Katy Puckett
Carolyn Read
Frances Rivera
Anne Schwartz
Valerie Smith
Linda Spinnler
Tommy Waller
Jeff Walter
Deborah Worstell
Paula Young
Edith Growen Marshall Rites Set For Monday
Funeral services for Edith Growen Marshall 61 will be Monday at 10 a.m. at South Park Cemetery Roswell. She died Tuesday in Rochester Minnesota after living in Roswell 27 years. She is survived by husband Samuel H Marshall three sons and siblings with service by Father Charles R Davies. Donations to Roswell Museum requested in lieu of flowers.
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Edith Growen Marshall
South Park Cemetery
Banquet to Hear Former Rep Nelson in Roswell
Former State Representative Morgan Nelson of Roswell will speak at the annual Distributive Education Banquet Tuesday at 8 p.m. in Farr's Cafeteria. Roswell High School students parents and bosses will attend. Nelson a commissioner on the Interstate Commission on Higher Education will discuss the Facts of Pile of Economics.
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Morgan Nelson
Roswell
Farr
May Day protests across Europe Asia target United States
May Day saw Communist regimes condemn U.S. actions in Viet Nam and the Dominican Republic. In Moscow protesters urged U.N. action while Antonin Novotny in Prague and Gomulka in Warsaw denounced U.S. aggression. Other cities reported clashes and rallies led by labor unions and leftist leaders. Pope Paul VI and Chou En-lai addressed labor audiences, urging peace and unity against imperialism.
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London
Europe
Asia
United States
Moscow
Red Square
United Nations
U.S
Dominican Republic
Viet Nam
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Warsaw
Gomulka
Athens
Ministry of Labor
West Berlin
Johnson
Vatican City
Paul VI
Rome
General Federation of Labor
Santo
Chou En-lai
Peking
Indochina
Hanoi
Ho Chi Minh
South Viet Nam
South
Jakarta
Sukarno
Indonesia
Tokyo
Japan
Missile Sites Declared Ready For Disposal
The 12 Atlas missile sites in Chaves and Lincoln Counties will be disposed of by the General Services Administration. The sites cover 130 acres owned and 3473 acres under easement with 45 buildings, valued at 56 million dollars. Three silos were destroyed in 1963 1964 and were not rehabilitated. The Air Force plans no future land acquisitions near the sites.
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Chaves
Lincoln County
General Services Administration
Washington
Clinton Anderson
Joseph Montoya
Tom Morris
E.W. Johnny Walker
Walker Air Force Base
Air Force
New Mexico
Hospital visiting hours and patient movements list
Visiting hours for General patients are from 2 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Maternity visits are 3 to 5 p.m. and 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. The ENM Medical Center and Memorial Osteopathic note names of patients admitted or discharged on April 30 with addresses and caregiver references.
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ENM Medical Center
16 Month Old Swallows Rat Poison Near Albuquerque
A 16 month old child, Twyla M. Vandagriff, was taken to Eastern New Mexico Medical Center after swallowing an undetermined amount of rat poison. She was treated, confined overnight, and released the next morning. The Vandagriffs were visiting a neighbor when the child found and ate the poison.
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Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Twyla M. Vandegriff
Ronnie Vandegriff
Filming Time Hollywood Rule for TV Shows
A Hollywood production rule states that about 15 minutes of camera time are needed for each finished minute of film produced on a television show. The rule highlights the intensive production process behind TV content.
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Hollywood
Church to Welcome Its New Pastor
The First Spanish Baptist will welcome Rev. Alfredo Lugo of Illinois as pastor on his first day in Roswell. Lugo arrived Saturday evening. His wife and son will move from Illinois in June. He replaces Rev. Alex Davila who moved to Arizona recently. The church at 416 E. Wildy St invites members and friends to attend and greet the new minister.
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First Spanish Baptist
Alfredo Lugo
Illinois
Lugo
Roswell
Alex Davila
Arizona
E. Wildy St
Afi
Hearing Aid Specialist in Roswell
Mr. J. C. Hammer, manager of the Hammer Hearing Center, will be in Roswell at 207 W. 3rd St daily this week from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. for free hearing tests or consultations. For appointments call 623-5894. A testing audiometer and Acousticon transistorized hearing aids are available.
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Roswell
J. C. Hammer
The
Hammer Hearing Center and Certi
Fied
W. 3Rd Street
Hammer
County Residents Give $4 649 to TB Fund Drive
Chaves County residents donated $4 649 to the 1964 annual Christmas Seal Campaign per New Mexico Tuberculosis Association spokesman Mrs. Harold Tusche. About 42 percent supports state and national TB efforts. the rest funds chest X rays public health education and school skin test programs in Roswell and Chaves County.
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Chaves County
New Mexico Tuberculosis Association
Harold Tusche
State
National Tuberculosis Association
Roswell
Association
City Hall bids cover fence oil wells and street work
City bids opened for 4000 ft of six inch fence for the zoo site with a low bid by Houston Lumber Company of Roswell at 3702. Oil bids show Continental Oil Company of Denver as low at 0.43 per gallon. Water well drilling by Van Turner Drilling of Albuquerque priced at 13407.50 for three wells. Third Street extension bid by Powers Construction Company at 120260.35. City council room air conditioning installed but delayed by vent cover strike. A new police car begins operation after a prior crash. A special meeting addressed a 275000 water bond issue.
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Zoo
Dow
Houston Lumber Company
Roswell
Modern Lumber Company of
Ros
van Turner Drilling Company
Albuquerque
Third Street
Powers Construction Company
Burnworth-Coll Company
Picketing at Girard College challenges 165 years of segregation
In Philadelphia, 800 police ringed Girard College as about 60 NAACP picketers demanded an end to the all white, male orphans school policy. The protest, directed by Police Commissioner Howard Leary, highlighted a long legal battle culminating in a 1958 Supreme Court rejection of efforts to desegregate the private institution.
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Philadelphia
Girard College
Howard Leary
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Stephen Girard
U.S. Supreme Court
New Officers Installed By Roswell Jaycees Banquet
Jaycees installed Jim Craton as Roswell Junior Chamber of Commerce president at a Friday night awards and installation banquet. Key men awards went to Mike City Len Cheney Jr Tim Daniels and Craton. Dr Ed Schatzman received the Presidential Award for work on a retarded children's school. Other officers installed included Bob Tucker Tim Daniels Gayle Phillips Dave Parsons and Bob Brown. New directors are Jerry Wilson Dave Lewis Larry Schickling Bob Melton J D Skinner Preston Isaacs and Phil Small.
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Jim Craton
Roswell
Jerry Wilson
Dave Lewis
Larry Schickling
Bob Melton
J. D. Skinner
Preston Isaacs
Phil Small
Four Red China Gunboats Sunk In Formosa Strait Battle
A Nationalist Chinese patrol ship sank four Red Chinese gunboats in an hour long clash early Saturday in the Formosa Strait near the Matsu Islands. The Nationalist naval HQ reported two Red boats damaged and no casualties on either side as the Nationalist ship returned to port.
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Taipei
Formosa
Formosa Strait
Kent
Matsu Islands
Roswell Officers Promoted In Police Rank Shakeup
Three Roswell Police Department officers received promotions on Saturday. Eddie Randolph, a six year veteran and two year sergeant, was promoted to lieutenant of traffic. Byron Baker, five and a half years on the force, became traffic sergeant to fill Randolph’s vacancy. Ray Garner, four-year veteran, was promoted to patrol sergeant.
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Roswell
Eddie Randolph
Byron Baker
Randolph
Ray Garner
Garner
Roswell Daily Record Seeks News Tips With Cash Reward
The Roswell Daily Record offers five dollars weekly for the best news tip. Call MA 2 7710 6 30 a m to 5 p m or 622 6693 or 622 4809 after 5 p m. Carriers will leave papers on porches and circulation issues are resolved by calling 622 7710 5 7 p m weekdays and 8 10 a m Sunday.
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Roswell Daily Record
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Communist Party
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E. Sixth St
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Fulkerson
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Tina Ritch
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Albert Pena
Douglas Briggs
Manuel Carrillo
Bill Shelton
Annette Caudill
Memorial Osteopathic
Richard Wayne Tubbs
E. Wildy
Donald C. Dunaway
Cynthia Spicer
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No. 14
Leola Burchard
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City Hall
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Red China
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