Klansman Goes on Trial In Detroit Woman's Death
A 21-year-old Ku Klux Klansman Collie LeRoy Wilkins goes on trial in Lowndes County for first degree murder in the slaying of Viola Gregg Liuzzo during the civil rights march. Co-defendants Eugene Thomas and William Eaton to be tried separately. trial includes motions challenging legality and possible witnesses.
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Hayneville
Ala
Viola Gregg Liuzzo
Collie Leroy Wilkins
Lowndes County
Detroit
T. Worth Thagard
Matt H. Murphy Jr
United Klans of America, Inc
Wilkins
Fairfield
Eugene Thomas
William Orrville Eaton
Birmingham Area
Robert M. Shelton Jr
United Klans
Tuscaloosa
Murphy
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Liuzzo
Alabama
Montgomery
Selma
Leroy Moton
Gary Thomas Rowe Jr
Birmingham
Thomas
Eaton
Police push harsher drive safety after New Mexico toll
State Police Chief John Bradford outlines a broader drive to curb New Mexico road deaths. He tells district captains to take heavier responsibility and use all legal means to change driver complacency and encourage defensive driving among lawful motorists.
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Santa FE
John Bradford
Bradford
New Mexico
Antonio Tafoya Sanchez
Belen
Ambrosio Garcia
Albuquerque
Funeral services for A M Sartin set in Hagerman
Funeral services are set for Archie Mathew Sartin 82 a retired rancher living in Hagerman since 1932. He died Saturday at Sunset Villa after a month long illness. Born July 29 1882 in Colorado City Texas he married Georgia Jackson in 1903. Survived by two sons two daughters seven grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Burial Hagerman Cemetery Ballard Funeral Home.
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First Baptist Church
Hagerman
Archie Mathew Sartin
Mr. Sartin
Sunset Villa
Colorado City
Texas
Lewis and Mary Westfall Sartin
Georgia Viola Jackson
Sartin
Marlin
Earl
Alamogordo
Jessie Lee Barnett
Lina Wright
Roswell
John
Seagraves
Marvin
First Baptist Church of
Jerry Isaacs
Hagerman Church
Max W. Steudte
Soloman
Kan
Prairie Mound
Chapel
Solomon
Mr. Steudte
ENM
Ilkendorf
Germany
Chloe May Houser
S. Lea Ave
Accidents Listed Across City Intersections Sunday
A list of vehicular accidents reported Sunday at multiple city intersections includes drivers such as Linda Degado Saenz Margie Peyton Robert L. Jones Rosella Holmes Bertha Nachand James J. McFarland and George Lee Miller. Locations include Linda Vista Boulevard Delicado Main and McGaffey Third and N Washington and Walk er AFB among others with times ranging from 10:53 a.m. to 9:48 p.m. in various streets and avenues.
Hospital Admissions and Births Roundup Across Local Facilities
The notice lists admissions and discharges at multiple hospitals including HOSPITALS, ST. MARY'S, WALKER AIR FORCE BASE, and ENM MEDICAL CENTER. It records admissions on May 1 and 2, discharges on May 1 and 2, and multiple births with parent names and locations, noting soldiers and dependents at base units and clinics.
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Walker Air Force Base
H.L. Bean
OMS
Robert Elliot
Thomas Callahan
SAW
Billy L. Fitch
CDS
ST. Mary's
Four Lea County towns vote on junior college tax levy
Four Lea County communities Hobbs Levington Tatum and Eunice vote June 8 on a proposed tax levy to finance the new junior college district. Jal is excluded after defeat in a prior election. The district would be funded entirely by local levies and has no state financing.
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Associated Press
HOBBS
Lea County
Levington, Tatum
Eunice
Jal
New Mexico Military Institute
Bypass Route Proposed for County Road Network
County Commissioners voted to present a truck bypass plan recommended by the Land Use Planning Committee to the State Highway Department. The route would run from North Main down Berrendo Road to Eisenhower College area, forming an arc back to West Second Street, with an alternate via Brown Road and Ber rendo meets Brown. The plan notes bypassing the Berrendo River if routed to Eisenhower and seeks right of way west of Main Street to Sycamore. The board also discussed endorsing the Community Action program and reinstating constable Henry Ashcraft after health review.
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State Highway Department
Main
Berrendo Road
Eisenhower
College
Are
West Second Street
Berrendo
Brown Road
Carl Clardy
Chaves County
Terry Wilmot
Charles Harris
Clardy
Pat Hanagan
Henry A. Ashcraft
Ashcraft
Cambodia Breaks Diplomatic Ties with United States
Cambodia announces break of diplomatic relations with the United States in an official radio message reported by Prince Norodom Sihanouk. Foreign Minister Koun Wick handles the notice as a consulate possible if Washington desires. Relations had been strained over border raids tied to U S Vietnam forces and Viet Cong activity.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
United States
Norodom Sihanouk
Koun Wick
U.S
U. S
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Local businessman dies on Globe fishing trip
E Parke Sellard Sr., 73, longtime Gallup resident and businessman, died of a heart attack during a fishing trip in Globe Arizona Saturday night.
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Gallup (Ap
E. Parke Sellard Sr
Gallup
Globe, Ariz
Smelting Experiments May Bring State Industry to NM
University of New Mexico researchers will pilot a high temperature smelting process to extract ore from Caballo Mountain for a potential multi million dollar steel industry. Thomas Castonguay leads testing with Dudley Cornell III, aiming to produce ore suitable for a plant possibly built at Socorro or Belen.
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Albuquerque
University of New Mexico
New Mexico
Thomas T. Castonguay
Chemical Engineering Department
Caballo Mountain
Castonguay
Dudley Cornell III
Cornell
Socorro
Belen
City-Farm Meet Slated Tuesday
The Farm City week program at East Grand Plains School will present the farmer and businessman's view. Bill Langenegger of Hagerman will speak for farmers, Gail Harris Roswell mayor for businessmen, and attorney John Russell will discuss water legislation. All area businessmen and farmers are invited.
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East Grand Plains
Roswell
State and Defense Departments Hinder Petroleum Recovery
Texas congressman Omar Burleson charged the State and Defense departments with arbitrary policies that impede U S petroleum industry recovery from a decade-long slump. He said a lenient stance toward Venezuelan oil blocks steps to cut imports and questioned the Caribbean policy guiding military oil purchases.
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Denver
State Department
Caribbean
Defense Department
Roswell Daily Record Ad Seeks News Tip Reward
The Roswell Daily Record offers five dollars for the best news tip of the week. Call MA 2-7710 6 30 AM to 5 PM or 623 6693 or 622 4809 after 5 PM. Carrier boys instructed to place papers on porches. Circulation issues solved by calling 622 7710 5 to 7 PM weekdays and 8 to 10 AM Sunday.
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The
Roswell Daily Record
Hoys
Irregular Trading Marks Active Markets in NY
In late trading the New York market moved unevenly with 5.3 million shares. Major names show mixed gains and losses including Consolidated Foods down after merger news, American Tobacco up a point, IBM and Xerox off, and Motorola among notable gainers. Trading remains active but uneven with mixed results across Dow and AMEX listings.
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New York
Consolidated Foods
American Tobacco
Generali Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Texaco
New York Central
Phelps Dodge
Eastman Kodak
General Electric
Westinghouse Electric
Douglas Aircraft
Sears Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
IBM
Xerox
USS
Motorola
High Court Rules Cuba Travel Out
The Supreme Court held the secretary of state may bar U S citizens from traveling to Cuba. Chief Justice Warren delivered the majority ruling affirming statutory and constitutional authority to refuse passport validation for travel to Cuba. The decision followed Louis Zemel’s appeal after the State Department blocked his Cuba trip under the 1961 travel ban.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Cuba
Earl Warren
Warren
U.S
Louis Zemel
Middlefield, Conn
State Department
Zeme
New Haven
Egg market in Chicago slips on wholesale bids
Chicago Mercantile Exchange report shows weak egg prices as wholesale bids fall by 1 to 2? lower. Grade A whites move around 26 cents, mixed 26, mediums 25, standards 25 with dirties unquoted. checks 72.
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Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Denver Livestock Market Report Highs Amid Strong Cattle Trade
USDA hogs firm values with barrows and gilts up 25 to 80 cents and sows up 25. sheep steady to mixed with spring lambs high and ewes weaker. Cattle and calves total about 2 750. slaughter steers and heifers gain 25. cows also higher as supplies tighten. primes and standards show broad gains across categories.
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Denver Livestock
Denver
USDA
Dow Jones Averages Lettered Close For 3 Percent Industrials
The market wrap shows the closing Dow Jones levels with a 3 percent rise in industrials. Utilities and rail averages edge higher while overall stock indices remain near the prior session.
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DOW Jones
E.F. Huston & Co
Chicago Live Cattle Prices and Closing Ranges
Courtesy F. Hutton & Co reports cattle markets for June August and December 1982. Price ranges show highs lows and closes for live cattle with volumes indicated for each contract period.
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Chicago
Howard Spring Dies at 75 In England
Falmouth England AP reports best selling author Howard Spring aged 75 has died. Known works include Fame is the Spur and My Son My Son.
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Falmouth
England
Howard Spring
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ENM Medical Center
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Kentucky
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Estancia High School
Central New Mexico
New Mexico Heart Association
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Manzano
Torreon
Grace M. Roth
Lovelace Clinic
Farmington
Clovis
Moriarty
American Academy of Sciences
Tommy G. Lucero
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Lordsburg
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Los Alamos
Homer Pickens
Atomic Energy Commission
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Gulf
Mid-Day Lions Annual
Roswell Children
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Burnworth & Golf
Holland
Lennox
Virginia
S. Richardson
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