NMSU President Calls Probe of Universities Overdue
D W Reeves of the New Mexico State University Board of Regents urged a thorough, in depth legislative probe of the state public university system. He proposed 19 study areas including board duties, faculty tenure, academic freedom, and minority group activity, stressing regents must act within legislative directives while keeping politics out of university operations.
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Santa FE Tap
New Mexico State University Board of Regents
D. W. Reeves
Albuquerque
Legislative Investigating Committee
Reeves
University of New Mexico
Boards of Regents
Roswell Plans Discussed for Ambassador of Goodwill Party
Roswell merchants and the Roswell Chamber of Commerce discussed plans for an annual Ambassador of Goodwill party to honor community employees. A definite date was not set. The meeting also covered the Tourist of the Month program, aiming to start June 17 with a lucky tourist named as the city guest and letters inviting merchants to back the effort.
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Roswell
Bob Gaston
Roswell Neighborhood Dance at Knights of Columbus Hall
The Roswell Neighborhood Association hosts a free spring festival dance this Saturday from 8 p.m. to midnight at the Knights of Columbus Hall on East 23rd Street. Five candidates contend for festival queen, crowned during the event with a local band providing live music. Public invited.
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Roswell
Neighborhood Association Plans Monthly Meeting Tonight
The Rev. CS. Crystal, president of the Neighborhood Assn, announced a regular monthly meeting this evening at the Neighborhood Center located at 300 E. Albuquerque. The public is invited to attend.
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CS. Crystal
Neighborhood Assn
E. Albuquerque
First Minor Signs Of Boom Decline Seen
Secretary of Commerce Maurice H. Stans reported that the first minor signs of a slowdown in the business boom have appeared. He cautioned the decline will not immediately translate into lower inflation, addressing a gathering at Hot Springs, Virginia.
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Sterling FL Green
Associated Press
Hot Springs, Va
Maurice H. Stans
Stans
Business Council
Commerce Department
George Romney
White House
Arthur F. Burns
Winton M. Blount
Paul McCracken
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Mrs. Della Davis Dies in Roswell Home Invasion
Mrs. Della Davis 86 of 511 E Fourth St Roswell died at noon Thursday after being stabbed twice by an intruder who entered through a window on March 30. Survived by son William F Davis and daughters Laura Booker Mamie L Gray Ruthie Hughes, four sisters. Funeral services pending at Ballard Funeral Home.
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Della Davis
E. Fourth St
Davis
First Baptist Church
William F. Davis
Inkster
Mich
Laura Booker
Spring Valley
Calif
Mamie L. Gray
Ruthie Hughes
Roswell
Betty
Three Car Collision Injures Woman in Albuquerque
Mrs. Nettie Amonett, 75, of 2 Gage Drive, sustained scalp lacerations and a head concussion in a three car crash at Washington and Second streets. Her car hit a truck driven by Donald Bunce, 47, then struck a third car driven by Darlene Simpson, 28. Bunce had a bruised leg but no hospitalization. Amonett was taken to Eastern New Mexico Medical Center and listed in guarded condition. A traffic citation for failure to yield was issued to Amonett.
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Nettie Amonett
Gage Drive
Washington
Second Streets
Amonett
Donald A. Bunce
Albuquerque
Darlene Simpson
1914
Heights
Bunce
Chief Black says NBC over blows Tijerina
Santa Fe New Mexico. State Police Chief Joe Black accuses NBC of exaggerating the Reies Lopez Tijerina situation in its First Tuesday report. He notes Rio Arriba County poverty claims are overstated and says authorities won’t harass demonstrators while Tijerina loses influence in the north.
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Black
Rio Arriba
Tijerina
Alianza
Coyote
Two Break-ins Reported in Roswell and Wiggins Light and Sound
Baynard W Malone of 2511 Gaye Drive reported a Thursday break-in at his home via a rear door with valuables missing including china, silverware and bedding valued between 800 and 1000 dollars. Another report said a Wednesday night break-in at Wiggins Light and Sound at 500 W Second entry through a back door with 30 dollars in change stolen.
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Baynard
W. Malone
Gaye Drive
Roswell
Wiggins Light and Sound
Israel Steps Up Operations In Jordan And Lebanon War News
Israel stepped up actions against Arab guerrillas in Jordan in the last 36 hours with a raid that killed three Arabs and destroyed 12 houses and two airstrips. Jets bombed Bir El Harir while Jordanian reports said no casualties among troops. The U N urged cease fire on the Suez Canal as fighting continued between Egypt and Israel. In Lebanon, Al Saika guerrillas clashed with the Lebanese army near Hasbaya with moves suggesting broader regional tensions and calls for a regional policy conference.
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Associated Press
Israel
Jordan
Jordan River
Wadi Jabis
Sea of Galilee
Bir el Harir
Dead Sea
Amman
Suez Canal
United Nations
Jacob A. Malik
U.N
Malik
Egypt
Lebanon
al Saika
Hasbaya
Two Vehicle Crashes Reported at Alameda and Main Areas
At 4 25 p m a driver identified as Annie L Rose 53 of 512 S Aspen struck a street sign in Alameda and Evergreen. A citation for careless driving was issued. At 5 04 p m in the N Main and Eighth intersection drivers Clara Ann Vaughn 16 of NMMI Roswell and Richard M Bell 19 of 504 Carter Drive were involved with no citations issued.
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Alameda
Evergreen
Annie L. Rose
S. Aspen
N. Main
Clara Ann Vaughn
NMMI
Roswell
Richard M Bell
Carter Drive
West German Mark Value Halted From Rising
West Germany's cabinet decided not to raise the mark's value after emergency talks. The Bundesbank absorbed a record $200 million to defend the 3.97 mark to dollar floor as Frankfurt traders worried over a possible devaluation and the currency market remained volatile.
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Bonn
West Germany
Bundesbank
Frankfurt
Paris
France
Schnler
Kiesinger
Schiller
Bunkesbank
U.S
Markets Slip as Investor Caution and Profit-Taking Weigh Index
New York stocks eased amid cautious investors and profit taking. Dow Jones closed down 2.07 at 961.61 as 684 declined and 668 advanced on 12.53 million shares. Vietnam peace talks lent some support though volume fell from the prior session.
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Vietnam
Associated Press
ALJ
New York Stock Exchange
Leascoe Data Processing
York Stocks
Amer Pet
Lockheed Ty Amer
Electro
Amer
Doug
AT. & SF
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Rafid
Mono Ind
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Bo Cas Sa
Occid
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Bank Ra
Davis
Chrysler
Phillips Pet
Rey City
Coca
It's Safeway
Sears Roebuck
DuPont
Skelly Oil
Kodak
Sperry Rand
Texaco
TransAm
Goodyear
US Steel
Greyhound
West Bancorp
Hali Corp
West Elec A
Int Busch
Kennecott
Witx&Glos
Zales Corp
Dow-Jones
Ef, Hutton & Co
Chicago
E. F. Hutton & Co
British runner Bruce Tulloh aims cross country in 66 days
PIE TOWN New Mexico British distance runner Bruce Tulloh 33 sets out to run across the United States in 66 days. He starts near the Continental Divide between Quemada and Pie Town using US highways 60 54 and 66 with support from his wife and a camper trailer. He reports a sore ankle but plans ten miles to Pie Town then resume pace if possible. Police in Arizona and New Mexico assist his journey.
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Pie Town
N. M
Bruce Tulloh
Tulloh
Quemada
New Mexico
Vaughn
U.S. 54
Santa Rosa
Texas
Associated Press
Magdalena
Arizona
Car fire out on arrival on flooded carburetor
A vehicle fire at 519 S Cedar was extinguished on arrival with no damage reported. The incident, a false alarm at 9 59 p m, involved owner George A Turner of 94 Vanderslice Place RIAC.
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S. Cedar
George A. Turner
Vanderslice Place
Riac
Top ballot positions drawn for Chaves County convention seats
Coll and Whitney secured the first ballot spots in Districts 2 and 3 respectively at a county clerk drawing. Coll faces Jack Cusack in District 2 while Whitney’s opponent details place Ralph Fresquet second and Rev. W J Lawhorn third in District 3. June 17 sees Malone unopposed in District 1 and Cox unopposed in District 4.
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Max Coll
Ellis Whitney
Chaves County
Coll
Jack Cusack
Whitney
Ralph Fresquet
W.J. Lawhorn
Charles Malone
Lewis Cox
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