Civil Rights Leaders Plan Derby Eve March at Churchill Downs
Civil rights leaders announced a planned march on Churchill Downs during Derby week in Louisville to press for an open housing ordinance. The event could confront 25 000 Derby fans as police prepare for heightened security and potential permit disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churchill Downs
Louisville
A.D. Williams King
South End
King
Martin Luther King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Wyandotte Park
the Downs
Wyandotte
Edward T. Breathitt
National Committee Against Discrimination In Housing
Roswell Group Forms to Fight Urban Renewal Plan
The Taxpayers Assn of Roswell organized at Roswell High School with about 200 attendees. Of those, 155 oppose Urban Renewal, ten support, and three are undecided. Officers include L.E. Smith as president and S. Ray Dearholt as vice-chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marguerite Brown
Bonito Taylor
U.S. Housing and Home Finance Agency
Fort Worth
Ft. Worth
Legal Maneuver Enters GOP Women's Election
Supporters of Phyllis Schlafly filed a credentials challenge affecting four states New York Michigan Missouri over 1000 delegates. The dispute, led by Lucille Boston, paused seating until the Credentials Committee resolves bylaws issues as Schlafly faces Gladys O'Donnell for the federation presidency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Lewine Washington
Phyllis Schlafly
Federation of Republican Women
Pennsylvania
Credentials Committee
William E. Martindale
Harrisburg
Schlafly
Alton, Jr
Gladys O'Donnell
Long Beach
Calif
GOP
Congress
Margaret Heckler
Massachusetts
Phyllis
Gladys Mitchell
Laguna Beach
Ann Bowler
California
Alton
Ill
Barry Goldwater
Federation
Goldwater
Services Held for Father of Teacher
Funeral services were held today for Chester C. Camp 86 of Magazine Arkansas father of Floyd E Camp Roswell. Floyd a teacher at Highland School and his wife traveled to Arkansas after being notified of his father s illness.
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Chester C. Camp
Magazine
Ark
Floyd E. Camp
Roswell
Highland School
Arkansas
Rail Strike Session May Be Stormy
Washington AP The House Commerce Committee prepares for a stormy session Tuesday as it weighs President Johnsons plan to block a nationwide rail strike. A five member board would mediate the dispute with a compulsory settlement after 90 days if needed. Unions oppose compulsory arbitration while railroads back broad amendment to cover all such disputes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Commerce Committee
Johnson
Harley O. Staggers
Staggers
West Virginia
Senate Labor Committee
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Jennings Randolph
Randolph
Accident at Lincoln and Albuquerque injures two teens
At 4 57 p m Thursday an accident at Lincoln and Albuquerque involved Anne Marie Padilla 16 of 114 E Mathews and Johnny Octavo 18 of Rt 2 Box 216. Damages estimated at 250 Padilla charged with failure to yield at an intersection.
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Lincoln
Albuquerque
Anne Marie Padilla
E. Mathews
Johnny Octavo
Rt. 2
Padilla
Roswell Pilot Awarded DFC for Night Rescue
Lt. Lawrence E. Gardiner son of Mr and Mrs Frank Gardiner 505 W Barnett decorated with the Distinguished Flying Cross and Navy Commendation Medal for heroism as pilot in Attack Squadron 235 during a night rescue off USS Coral Sea. Flying an AD Skyraider he protected a rescue helicopter amid dusk and heavy overcast, drawing enemy fire and guiding the mission with superior airmanship. The helicopter landed aboard a destroyer with two minutes of fuel remaining. Admiral Roy L. Johnson praised his gallant tactics and contribution to the mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence E. Gardiner
Frank Gardiner
W. Barnett
Air Force
Lemoore Naval Air Station
California
Gardiner
Coral Sea
United States Naval Service
Roy L. Johnson
Rutherford Loses Job as Los Lunas Hospital Personnel Director
Jim Rutherford, central figure in a dispute at the Los Lunas Hospital and Training School, says he has been dismissed from his post as personnel director. Gov. Cargo and hospital Supt. Phil Carter clashed over the appointment amid Rutherford’s prior campaign activity. He notes he was hired on emergency status and could be discharged at any time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Jim Rutherford
Los Lunas
Rutherford
David Cargo
Phil Carter
Lawrence Prentice
Roger Adams
Gene Lusk
Cargo
State Personnel Office
Seven Survivors Rescued From Wrecked American Schooner Dante Dee
Seven survivors from the wrecked American schooner Dante Dee were rescued near the Paracel Islands and flown to Da Nang. Leader Thomas Kurth, 30, from Milwaukee, said the ground in Da Nang feels solid as he and his son Scott, 6, arrive with six others including Sidney Shaw and Rod Ivison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Stibbens
DA Nang
Vietnam
Dante Dee
Paracel Islands
South Vietnam
Thomas Kurth
Milwaukee
Wis
Scott
United States
Kurth
U.S. Air Force
Hainan
Paracels
Sidney Shaw
Lafayette Hill
Rod Ivison
Sydney
Australia
Malcolm Briddon
Hong Kong
Ed Johnson
Toronto
Canada
William Forster
Devonshire
England
Dante Deo
Singapore
Shaw
Alan R. Vette
Gulfport
Miss
37Th Air Rescue Squadron
Florida
Hospitals Update Admissions and Births at Local Centers
Visiting hours listed for General, Maternity wards. Inquiries include Admitted May 4 names Cay Evan Burton and others. Dismissed May 4 Patricia Sturgeon and Faye Richards. Birth announcements for Danny Ben eux and Jon Coll families, each with addresses. Nearby St Marys and Memorial Osteopathic notes include multiple names and residences.
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ENM Medical Center
Patricia Sturgeon
Hershel Blewett
Faye Richards
Danny Beneux
Jon Coll
Riverside
ST. Mary’s
Magdelina’ Garcia
Artesia
Gordon Sheppard
Arcenia Torrez
Dexter
Elizabeth Houseman
S. Washington
Stephen B. Applegate
NMMI
Ray Sanders
Hagerman
Tommie Crawford
E. Hoagland
Robert Hughes
Ruidoso
Bartola Najar
Vassar
Cypress
Memorial Osteopathic
Amelia Jowers
W. Albuquerque
Maude Troublefield
Sunset Villa
Pabelo Monteoya
General Delivery
Fires Report From City Districts
Fire crews logged three incidents starting 1 p m on 1610 S Washington where two fence panels burned from grass fire. At 6 59 p m an old crate at 511 E Second was caused by burning trash. At 10 27 p m a storage shed at 724 N Main sustained smoke damage to couches and chair with possible cigarette cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Washington
Clarence Shaw
Danny Tarr
Main
Divorce suit filings show multiple cases in progress
Official records list Henry Pouncil against Barbara Pouncil Lucille B. Rudy against Edwin K. Rudy and Richard P. Weeks against Lyn da A. Weeks in divorce actions. Washington notes the ratio of widows to widowers at about three to one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Pouncil
Barbara Pouncil
Lucille B. Rudy
Edwin K. Rudy
Richard P. Weeks
Lynda A. Weeks
Washington
The
United States
Markets Slip as Stocks Stagnate After Late Day Rally
New York trading cooled after a modest advance with gainers barely beating losers. Sperry Rand rose to 32 on 105,600 shares while Mack Trucks moved on merger talk and other firms posted small gains. a bank robbery in Salt Lake City occurred as FBI agents arrested an accomplice.
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Ing
Congress
Sperry Rand
New York Stock Exchange
Mack Trucks
Signal Oil
American Motors
Avco
Jersey Standard
Sears Roebuck
Eastman Kodak
Westinghouse
Salt Lake City
FBI
First Security State Bank
New Mexico Medical Assistants Hold Fifth Annual State Convention
The New Mexico Medical Assistants Society opens its fifth annual state convention at the Roswell Inn. Highlights include a 9 30 a.m. House of Delegates meeting led by state president Mildred Hale, a 12 15 p.m. luncheon with Lucille Swearingen, and a 1 45 p.m. general session chaired by Virginia Sterrett. Speakers include Donald LaNoue on Medicaid Title 19 and doctors Don R. Clark Howard L. Smith and Alden Ritch on improving office practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico Medical Assistants Society
Roswell Inn
House of Delegates
Mildred Hale
Berrendo
AAMA
Lucille Swearingen
New Mexico
Rio Grande Room
Virginia Sterrett
Donald LaNoue
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Don R. Clark
Howard L. Smith
Alden Ritch
Goddard High School
Roswell Museum
T. L. Stangebye
Roswell
Desert Heirs
John Peed
Roswell High Cyettes
Three Roswell Teens Sentenced in Burglary Case
Three Roswell youths Johnny Sedilio Monroy Silva and Henry Pineda were found guilty of burglary and grand larceny by a Fifth District Court jury. Each received one to five year terms to run concurrently with credit for time served. The March 17 burglary at C R Anthony's downtown store involved clothing valued over $100.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
C.S. Neal
Johnny Sedilio
E. Mathews
Monroy Silva
E. Tilden
Henry Pineda
E. Walnut
C.R. Anthony
Sedillo
Pineda
Redford Elected President Of Downtown Lions Club
Cecil Redford was chosen president of the Downtown Lions Club with L C. Stiles as first vice president Bob Henske as second vice president Paul Taylor Jr as third vice president James J. Peacock Jr secretary treasurer Monroe Goree tail twister Raymond May Lion Jamer and Bernie Buchenau Tom Fletcher and L G. Van Winkle named directors for two year terms A joint installation is set for 7 p.m. June 22 at Roswell Country Club for Downtown Mid day Westside and East Grand Plains Lions clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Redford
Downtown Lions Club
L.C. Stiles
Bob Henske
Paul Taylor Jr
James J. Peacock Jr
Monroe Goree
Raymond May
Lion Jamer
Bernie Buchenau
Tom Fletcher
L.G. van Winkle
Roswell
Midday Lions Club
Westside Lions Club
East Grand Plains Lions Club
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Randy Richardson
Richardson
Urban Renewal Agency
Hinton Wilmot
Carl Alveg
Wink
Lubbock
Tex
Hal Cave
L. E. Gardiner
Los Lunas Hospital
U.S
Boyd Lewis
Jose Gutierrez
Official
Rental Service Center, Inc
Virginia
Roswell, N. Mexico
New York
EGG Market
Chicago
Denver Livestock
Denver
Colo
Ap-Usda
Dow-Jones
Hutton & Co
Vie
E.F. Hutton & Co
Ceese
Amer Can
T&t
Amer
ATI Am Tel Tel
Air Richaid
Safeway St
Burroughs
Sears Rock
Chrysler Shell Oil
Sinclair
Cent Oil
Skelly Oil
du Pont
Sperry
el Paso NG
Ford
Elec
Sunray
Redford
Lions
Bottomless Lakes State Park
Delaware
W. Second
Good Family Drug Store
Mitchell
Monterey Center
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