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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1967

Page

2

Rusk Sees Little Leverage In U S Troop Withdrawal

Secretary of State Dean Rusk told the House Foreign Affairs Committee the United States may lack political leverage in the 35 000 troop withdrawal from Europe and that Soviet and Eastern European reaction could determine any effect on NATO. He noted the move would not upset the balance, as U S forces can rapidly return if needed, while the Soviets could respond by modestly pulling back forces without disrupting the balance.

Washington Dean Rusk United States Soviet Union U.S Europe House Foreign Affairs Committee Rusk NATO Edna F. Kelly D-N.y Britain West Germany 7Th Army Germany North Atlantic Treaty Organization

Funeral Rites For Dub Evans Set Saturday

Dub Evans, longtime cattle rancher and political figure from Magdalena, died of an apparent heart attack at age 79. He founded the Montosa Ranch, led the New Mexico Cattle Growers' Association, and served in the state senate. Funeral services will be held in Albuquerque.

Magdalena G. W Dub) Evans New Mexico West Texas Evans Montosa Albuquerque Uling M. Means Silver City New Mexico Cattle Growers’ Association New Mexico Cattleman American National Cattleman’s Association New Mexico Senate

Arrest Follows Injury of Man in Hobart Altercation

Hobart resident Hobart L. Pope of 100 W Alameda was treated and released at St Marys Hospital for head injuries after a dispute at his apartment. Ysidro Regalado, 40, of 301 E Eighth was arrested at his home and booked on battery and drunkenness charges. The Roswell Fire Department was called to Municipal Air to standby as a twin engine plane developed an issue.

Hobart L. Pope W. Alameda St. Mary's Hospital Ysidro Regalado E. Eighth County Roswell Municipal Airbras Atin Ae Aircraft

Budget Hearing Dates Set for June Across Area Towns

State Department of Finance announces a series of budget hearings for the 1967-68 year. June 5 through 21 schedule includes Dexter Hagerman Lake Arthur Artesia Hope Roswell Carrizozo Capitan Ruidoso and Ruidoso Downs with times from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. in various city halls and courthouses.

State Department of Finance Department Dexter Hagerman Lake Arthur Artesia Hope Chaves City of Ruidoso Downs Ruidoso Downs City Hall

Clearing Reno's Name Reopened by Army Board

Charles Reno, a New York bartender and descendant of Maj. Marcus A. Reno, urged the Army Board for the Correction of Military Records to restore his ancestor's rank and honors. He argues a political dispute after the Little Bighorn led to a dishonorable discharge, and seeks posthumous exoneration and reburial at Custer National Cemetery.

New York Manhattan Charles Reno Army the Little Big Horn George A. Custer Reno Army Board For the Correction of Washington Marcus A. Reno Custer George Walton Wrightsville N.C Jackson Heights Queens Walter Walton Sitting Bull 7Th Cavalry Little Big Horn Maj. Reno Rutherford B. Hayes Secretary of the Army American Legion Montana Custer National Cemetery

Carter defends Rutherford hire against political accusations

Governor Carter says Rutherford was hired as a qualified personnel officer under the state personnel system and processed through normal procedures. He rejects claims of political influence and notes Rutherford’s prior legislative experience, while Broemel fights his dismissal as due to inefficiency.

Carter Cargo Rutherford Los Lunas Los Lunas Board Norman Broemel Broehmel State Personnel Office Harold Bibo Broemel

NMMI to Hold Spanish Contest

The Foreign Language Department at New Mexico Military Institute sponsors a Spanish contest Saturday with students from Artesia Goddard Dexter Roswell and NMMI competing in extemporous speaking ready speaking extempore writing in four levels and dramatic presentation or singing. Judges are native Spanish speakers living in Roswell.

The New Mexico Military Institute Artesia High School Goddard High School Dexter High School Roswell High School NMMI Roswell

Neighborhood Assn to Meet At 306 Albuquerque Ave

Chaves County Neighborhood Assn sets 7 30 p m Friday meeting at the center 306 E Albuquerque with Paul Sneed guest speaker and Terry Wilmot presenting the multi purpose center report. association runs weekly rummage sale at Virginia and Hendricks. donations seek contact numbers given. Ottawa nickel mines in north Ontario noted as richest in world.

Chaves County Lupe Ramirez

Hospital Visiting Hours and Dismissals Listed for Local Centers

The notice outlines visiting hours for General patients 2 30 p m to 8 30 p m and Maternity 3 to 5 p m and 6 30 to 8 30 p m at the local hospitals. It also lists admitted and dismissed patients across ENM Medical Center Memorial Osteopathic and St Marys with full names and addresses where available.

ENM Medical Center Patricia A. Sturgeon S. Plains Park Albert M. Cox Benny Beneux Ferrando Chaves Dexter Candice C. Thomas W. Summit Jon Coll Riverside James Corn Joe Sanchez Olive B. Davis Charles Hughes Joe K. Dunlap Elmer C. Willis Memorial Osteopathic John Haver Lake Arthur Jessie Middleton W. Tilden Constance Brosseau S. Kansas Mar- Huddleston E. McGafey

Dr King Supports Open Housing Drive in Derby City

Dr Martin Luther King joined Louisville Derby time open occupancy housing appeal declaring the ghetto is a paved Southern plantation. He asked if Louisville has the right to have a Kentucky Derby and spoke of an invisible wall that segregates Negroes in ghettoes of race poverty and human misery. After a Baptist church speech about 500 followed to the police station singing freedom songs and dispersing two miles away. He said he flew to study the situation and offer advice.

C. M. Gilmour JR Louisville Martin Luther King King

County commission agenda includes liquor license transfer and bids

Chaves County Commission meets Monday at the county courthouse to hear Emma Lee Pilson's request to transfer a liquor license from Prairie Bar and Package Store in Dexter to a site on U S 285 outside Dexter. Bids on county road department trucks open at 10 a.m. followed by Bill Hendricks on salary supplement insurance. a proposal to lower the annual liquor license fee to a percentage of gross receipts with a minimum is under study.

Chaves Emma Lee Pilson Prairie Bar and Package Store Dexter U.S. 285 County Road Department Bill Hendricks

Smoking dogs get cancer claim shocks researchers

Dallas AP reports Dr. Oscar Auerbach presents pathological evidence that cigarette smoking causes cancer in dogs trained to smoke, noting cancer growth mirrors patterns in human smokers. The tobacco industry argues only statistical proof exists linking cigarettes to cancer.

Dallas, Tex Oscar Auerbach

Four Year Draft Law Extension Urged to Senate

Washington AP reports the Armed Services Committee unanimously approved a four year extension of the military draft with a lottery style selection option. Induction would start with younger men at 19, local boards retain registration and classification, student deferments continue until degrees or age 24, and lottery use is allowed though questioned for equity.

Washington Senate Richard B. Russell D-Ga Armed Services Committee

Grazing Group and Wool Growers Plan Joint Meeting

The Southeastern New Mexico Grazing Assn and the New Mexico Wool Growers will meet at the Roswell Inn on Wednesday at 9 a.m. with Boyd L. Rasmussen of the Bureau of Land Management as principal speaker. A panel discussion follows, moderated by Clarence Hinkle, with experts from land, oil, mining, and farming groups and state agencies. A Wool Growers business meeting is planned and registration is $2 for delegates. NMMI cadets and sons of ranchers and farmers attend as guests.

New Mexico New Mexico Oil and Gas Assn Tom Jones John §&. Wright New Mexico Mining Assn Bill W. Langenegger New Mexico Farm and Livestock Bureau Lawrence Merchant Southeastern New Mexico Grazing Assn W. E. Overton National Wool Growers Assn Abe Pena New Mexico Wool Growers Assn Ruben Pankey Noel Rankin New Mexico Cattle Growers Assn James R. Gray Oscar Jordan A. L. Porter Jr C. Fincher Neal New Mexico Wool Growers NMMI

Fires and stand by at local sites report

Fire crews responded Wednesday to a short in an extension cord at 1112 North Washington. Owner Charles D Reynolds reported. A trash fire behind the County Courthouse was likely from a cigarette. Thursday morning at the municipal airport there was a stand by during an airplane landing with no fire.

Washington Charles D. Reynolds

Markets Advance Slips At 900 Level

New York AP report shows the Dow briefly above 900 then retreating as trading slows from a high early pace. Sperry Rand IBD trade tops NYSE at 585 600 shares for $18 million. Du Pont, SCM, and Mack Truck gain. Denver cattle and hog prices move higher with limited supply. egg prices steady in Chicago markets.

New York New York Stock Exchange Sperry Rand du Pont Dow-Jones Dees Chicago Button & Co E. F Hutton & Co Amer Can Sta T&t Amer Mot Phill Pet Am_ Tel Tel Atkinson Rey Tob Ad Richard Safeway St Burroughs Roeb Chrysler Shell Oil ABN Sinclair Cont Oil Skelly Oil du Pont West P Estman Ko Sperry Rd el Paso Ford Mot Elec Sunray DX Gen Motors Tenneco Gulf Oil Texaco Hallibur Transwa Cal US Steel BusMch Kenecott Bancorp Marath Oil Westy E Mobil Oil Xerox

Multiple city traffic accidents list with charges and damages

A series of daytime and evening collisions are reported at several intersections. Participants include Tom Witaker Morris Gadberry Margaret Kolody Lawayna Smith Joe Bashara Shamas Lupe Perez Myrtle Palmer and Rose Gibson with charges for traffic light violation careless driving failure to yield and a failed steering event. one incident involved swerving to avoid a pedestrian with no citations issued. Total damages listed as 5.50.

Tom Witaker Tinnie Morris W. Gadberry Encanto Drive Margaret K. Kolody S. Evergreen Kolody N. Main Ninth Street Lawayna Gail Smith Clark Wildy Myrtle Ruth Palmer Rt. 1 Box Dexter Rose J. Gibson Greenbriar Palmer Bland and Hinkle Frank Ira Lilly Sr Forest Place

Chrome Wheels and Trailer Stolen in Local theft

Two chrome wheels valued at 50 dollars and a four wheel trailer were stolen from two addresses in town. The wheels came from Glen Coffee at 1119 South Washington while the trailer was taken from AAA Scale Co. at 400 East McGaffey. Report filed by Steve Crosby of 100 North Washington.

Glen Coffee S. Washington George Silver E. McGaffey AAA Scale Co Steve Crosby Washington

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