Patman accuses Kennedy of law violations over Continental Illinois ties
Rep Wright Patman told the House that Treasury Secretary David M Kennedy violated three federal laws and a presidential order by maintaining financial ties to Continental Illinois and other holdings He urged action by executive or legislative branches Kennedy defended no conflict of interest while Patman pressed for stricter one bank holding company rules
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Washington
Wright Patman
House Today
Secretary of the Treasury
David M. Kennedy
Continental Illinois National Bank
Texas Democrat
House Banking Committee
Patman
House
Treasury
Andrew Mellon
Mellon
Kennedy
Continental Illinois
Treasury Post
Senate
Chicago
One Bank
David Kennedy
General American Transportation Corp
la Salle National Bank of Chicago
Executive Branch
Congress
Javits Says Nixon Likely to Provide More Hunger Aid
Senator Jacob Javits, ranking Republican on the hunger panel, predicts President Nixon will supply additional funds if needed. He aided moves to push for nutritional packets for infants and mothers and urged careful review of national hunger priorities as the administration released a message urging more hunger funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Jacob K. Javits
GOP
Senate
George S. McGovern
D-S.c
Clifford M. Hardin
Agriculture Department
Robert H. Finch
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Javits
New York Republican
McGovern Committee
Hardin
McGovern
Hardin, Finch
Robert P Mayo
Congress
ENMU Regents Cancel Planned Session Among State Colleges
Eastern New Mexico University announces cancellation of a proposed meeting of regents from state-supported colleges. Dr. Charles W. Meister, ENMU president, notes many of the 35 regents cannot attend the session planned for next Thursday at the Adult Education Center. The invitation for other regents was issued at the April 10 Por Tales meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Regents
Eastern New Mexico University
Charles W. Meister
Eastern
ENMU
Portales
Meister
Hunt Resumed For Lost Plane
Searchers in Colorado and New Mexico resumed work to locate a downed light aircraft with seven aboard after weather hampered efforts. CAP units and ground crews scoured near La Manga Pass southwest of Alamosa while awaiting word on the Wichita to Farmington flight that disappeared Tuesday. The passenger list included two adults and four children, names not released. Also in Roswell, Tommy Kirk spoke to Miss Ruth Ann Smith’s class at Goddard High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Colorado
New Mexico
New Mexico Civil Air Patrol
Colorado Cap
LaManga Pass
Alamosa
Wichita
Kan
Farmington
N. M
Philip Ciulla
Teterboro
N.J
CAP
Tommy Kirk
Roswell
Ruth Ann Smith
Goddard High School
Car Collision on South Main Injures One Person
At 8 30 p m Wednesday a two car crash at South Main and Alameda left Joan Sloan 31 of 303 S Hemlock with minor injuries. Her ride Donald Ray Sloan 33 of the same address was hit from behind by Kathy Lynn Dennis 16 of 2000 St Richardson. Dennis cited for careless driving and Sloan cited for expired license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Main
Alameda
Joan Sloan
S. Hemlock
Donald Ray Sloan
Kathy Lynn Dennis
St. Richardson
Sloan
Main
CAMPS Meeting Called Friday in Area Six
Baudelio Ramirez chair of CAMPS in Area Six calls a Friday 9 30 am meeting at the Adult Education Center ENMAR to review the CAMPS plan and set priorities for manpower programs including Manpower Development Training On the Job Training and Neighborhood Youth Corps in Chaves Lea Eddy Otero and Lincoln counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baudelio Ramirez
Enmar
Area Six
Chaves
Lea
Eddy, Otero
Lincoln Counties
Auto collision at Main and Walnut reported
May 7 at 9 39 am an accident occurred at Main and Walnut involving drivers Antonio Archuleta 23 of 107 S Ash and Earl Grear 70 of 1508 N Delaware. No citations issued. The same item notes that in England about 40 percent of the population now inhabits about 4 percent of the land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main and
Walnut
Antonio Archuleta
S. Ash
Earl Grear
Delaware
England
Artesia Rites Slated for Mrs. Brunson
Funeral services for Annie Margie Brunson 81 of 1519 E Second Roswell scheduled at Clark Memorial United Methodist Church Artesia. Officiants include Rev Frank Curry and Rev W T Perry with burial at Restlawn Memorial Park. She was born January 25 1888 in Cookville Tennessee died Tuesday at St Marys Roswell. Survived by three sons two daughters twelve grandchildren nineteen great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva Gentry
Fort Sumner
Mildred Morris
Roswell
Judge Grants Further Delays In Raid Trials
In Albuquerque AP Judge Garnett Burks extended delays in trials linked to the Tierra Amarilla courthouse raid of June 5 1967. He vacated May 12 for Juan Valdez July 7 for Baltazar Martinez and Aug 25 for Reies Lopez Tijerina, who was acquitted previously. Transcripts will be prepared for defense and delays may extend two to three months, with 30 days added to study once transcripts are done. Court reporters say 2000 to 4000 pages are expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Love
Roswell C of C Sets Talks On Ambassador Party Plans
The Roswell Chamber of Commerce Tourist Committee meets this afternoon in the chamber conference room to discuss the upcoming Ambassador of Goodwill Party for Roswell employees and to resume the Tourist of the Month program. Chairman Roland Tessier convened the 4 p.m. meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
Truman at 85: former president's fading public life
Former President Truman, turning 85, lives a quiet life in Independence, Missouri. He and wife Bess are watched by close friends as arthritis and fatigue shape his days. He reads, dictates letters, and receives visitors at home, while his White House era Library lies largely unused.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harry 8. Truman
Independence
Bess
Truman Road
Delaware
Mike Westwood
Truman
Florida Sun
Rose Conway
White House
Nixon
Unopposed candidates cannot waive election in New Mexico
In Santa Fe AP: The attorney general says the Election Code requires an election for constitutional convention delegates even where only one candidate runs in a district. Ten of 70 delegates are unopposed. possible savings come from limiting voting divisions. Appointed delegates not permitted. McKinley District 3 and several other districts list unopposed races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
Attorney General's Office
Gary O'Dowd
Ernestine Evans
Evans
O'Dowd
McKinley County
Tapes and rifles reported stolen in Roswell and Gibson homes
Warren Daniel reported a stolen tape deck and 20 to 25 tapes from his car on Tuesday night in the 600 block of South Adams Street. The deck was worth 100 dollars and tapes 6.50 each. Danny Gibson said two rifles were missing from his home, valued at 82 and 112 dollars, with no sign of forced entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Daniel
W. van Buren
Roswell
South Adams Street
Danny Gibson
S. Kansas
Gibson
Youth Brought From Carlsbad Arrested on Car Theft Charge
Robert Flores Quintela, 18, of Carlsbad, was taken into custody by Carlsbad police Tuesday and returned to Roswell Wednesday. He is jailed on a warrant charging taking an automobile without owner consent. The car, owned by Ruben Gutierrez, was reported missing from near JuJu's Lounge on April 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Flores Quintela
Carlsbad
Roswell
Ruben Gutierrez
W. 16Th
JuJu’s
Markets Rise Modestly on Vietnam Peace Hopes
The stock market posted a moderate gain led by investors optimistic about progress in Vietnam peace talks. The Dow climbed 4.08 to 963.68 as volume reached 13.05 million shares, with 737 issues advancing and 592 declining. The New York Stock Exchange index gained 0.22 to 58.76, while the Associated Press average rose 1.1 to 340.8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil Thomas
New York
Paris
New York Stock Exchange
Associated Press
Massey-Ferguson
Penn Central Co
Leasco Data Processing
Benguet
del E. Webb Corp
Army plans to haul and sink old chemical gas bombs
Washington AP Army intends to move 27 000 tons of obsolete chemical warfare bombs by train to Earle New Jersey load them onto four derelict Liberty ships and sink them in 7200 feet of water off the Continental shelf in a bid to dispose of postwar nerve mustard and tear gas. Congressmen including Rep Cornelius Gallagher demand inquiry citing risks to population centers and fishing banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atlantic Ocean
Congress
Pentagon
Cornelius E. Gallagher
D-N.j
House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee
Gallagher
United States
Army
Wendell Coates
Naval Ammunition Depot
Earle
N.J
Asbury Park
New York City
Earle Depot
Legion Observes 90th Birthday
In St Louis AP report marks 90th anniversary of the American Legion founders meeting in Paris in 1919 and the stateside founding in St Louis two months later. Members of the Society of American Legion Founders attend the national commander's banquet for the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
American Legion
Legion
Paris
France
Society of American Legion Founders
Also Mentioned on This Page
N.M
Daily Record
Rep
Treasury Secretary
Warren G. Harding
Judiciary Committee
Herbert Hoover
Great Britain
Carl P. Levescore
Hunt
Artesia
Brunson
C. of
Henry Cabot Lodge
Vietnam
le Duc Tho
Hanoi
Kansas City
Henry Talge
Talge
McKinley County Dist
Chaves County
Colfax County
Dona Ana County
Grant County
Lea County
San Juan County
Democratic Party
Monterey
Pop
Anthony
Wacker’s
EL Grande Dress Shop
Bowman Lumber
Safeway
Dottie Beauty Nook
Denver Livestock
Denver
Ap-Usda
E. F. Hutton & Co
Close
E. F. Mutton & Co
Amer
McDon Doug
Marco Amer
Phillips Pet
RCA
Reyn
Suliv
Tenneco
Texaco
United Air
Glen Alden Goodyear
US Steel
Greyhound
West Air Gulf
West Ban
Elec
Xerox Ie
Kencot
Wilcx& Gibbs
Lockheed
DOW- Jones
Rocky Mountain
Colo
Edgewood
Anniston
Ala
Lexington
Creaig
N. Main
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!