New Mexico Medical Society Hosts Ghost Writing Demo
The 84th annual New Mexico Medical Society meet showcases VERB ghost writing at two Albuquerque and Santa Fe hospitals. Dr. Earl Malone of Roswell receives the A H Robins Community Service Award as ASUNM staffers outline telelectures linking university lectures to hospital rounds for remote doctors.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
New Mexico Medical Society
Victor
Presbyterian Hospital
St. Vincent Hospital
Santa Fe
Mountain States Telephone
Society
House of Delegates
A. H. Robins
Earl Malone
Roswell
University of New Mexico
Gordon Blankenship
Mountain States
University of New Mexico Medical School
Malone
State Society
American Medical Association
Tom L. Carr
Robert P. Beaudette
Raton
Robert Beaudette
A.H. Robins
UPI
Roswell Plans Federal Funds for Downtown Renewal
Downtown Roswell Inc will ask the City Council to apply for federal urban renewal funds for a planned 4 million dollar downtown makeover. The plan calls for Main Street traffic changes, new storm sewer, rebuilt streets, gardens, parking and covered sidewalks with 75 percent funded by federal money.
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Roswell
Downtown
Mao Reappears After Six Months. Meets Albanian Delegation
Tokyo AP reports Communist China leader Mao Tze-tung emerged from six months in seclusion to meet Albanian Premier Mehmet Shehu and delegation. The New China News Agency said Lin Piao and Premier Zhou En-lai attended. Mao hosted a banquet, first public appearance since November.
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Tokyo
Mao Tze-tung
Mehmet Shehu
Communist New China News Agency
Mao
Peking
Red China
Shanghai
China
New York
Kwame Nkrumah
Ghana
Lin Piao
Central Committee
Chinese Communist Party
New
China News Agency
Lin
Chou En-lai
Book on Sex Popular Advances Stir Letters in St Louis
Two researchers William Masters and Virginia Johnson face a flood of letters after releasing Human Sexual Response based on 11 years of study at Washington University. The 365 page Little Brown book explains sexual physiology and includes a glossary. Royalties go to the Reproductive Biology Research Foundation and the two scientists. A second volume on clinical applications is in progress. Second Lt. James G. Codling becomes the first student pilot to solo in the T 38 Talon at Laredo AFB after training begins there.
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ST. Louis, Mo
William H. Masters
Virginia E. Johnson
Washington University
Masters
Reproductive Biology Research Foundation
Little Brown and Co
Boston
Mass
Research Foundation
Johnson
James G. Codling
H.G. Codling
S. Union
Laredo Air Force Base
Laredo
Tex
Laredo Afb
Codling
Air Force Academy
Dirksen Breaks Hip in Walter Reed Visit
Senator Everett Dirksen 70, Republican leader, fractured his right hip at Walter Reed Army Medical Center during a 3:30 a.m. fall after arriving for a routine checkup. He underwent a 90 minute operation and will stay two to three weeks in the hospital with crutches afterward.
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Washington
Everett M. Dirksen
Ill
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Dirksen
Senate
Walter Reed
Union Leaders Rally Support for Pepperdine Honor Debate
In Fresno California union leaders pledge to raise one million dollars to back Pepperdine College after the school's refusal to grant an honorary degree to conservative commentator Dan Smoot. They cite bequests contingent on the degree as improper and applaud the college's stance.
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Fresno
Calif
Pepperdine College
J.E. Batten
Chemical Workers Local 97
Pepperdine
D.B. Lewis
Dan Smoot
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Senate approves 131000 for Dexter hatchery expansion
The Senate appropriations committee backs a 131000 appropriation to enlarge and improve the Dexter fish hatchery near Roswell New Mexico. Funds are in the Interior Department bill for the new fiscal year starting July 1, though not recommended by the Budget Bureau or by the House bill.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Dexter
Roswell
N.M
Interior Department
Budget Bureau
House
Air Force reports 1965 Vietnam war action totals
DoD released 1965 figures for U S Air Force operations in Vietnam. Close air support logged 50 000 strike sorties and 82 290 tons of bombs on Vietnam. B 52s flew about 1 600 sorties dropping 32 000 tons on the south. Airlifted 78 150 sorties carrying 767 370 passengers and 265 835 tons of cargo. Rescue crews flew 13 600 sorties. 48 airmen recovered above the DMZ and 114 friendly forces saved in the south.
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Department of Defense
U.S. Air Force
U.S
Viet Nam
South
South Viet Nam
Air Force
Tan Son Nhut
Air Force Aerospace Rescue and
North
Demilitarized Zone
South Vietnam
Main Street Rebuilding Session Set
Representatives of Armstrong Construction Co will brief local businessmen Wednesday on traffic routing patterns to be used during the Main Street overlay project. The meeting at 2 p.m. at the Roswell Chamber of Commerce invites affected businessmen. Construction begins in about a week with completion tentatively set for June 30. A section between Fifth and Tenth Streets will be torn out.
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Armstrong and Armstrong Construction Co
Main Street
Nineteenth
McGaffey
Roswell
Money Bill Relayed To President Johnson
Congress passed and sent to President Johnson a 2.8 billion supplemental bill to fund rent subsidy and National Teacher Corps programs for the current fiscal year ending June 30. Senate and House approved a compromise by voice vote. no contention over rent payments or teacher corps funding. future year funding expected to face debate.
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Washington
Congress
Johnson
Senate
House
Visiting Oilmen Hear Anderson At Executive Night
Robert O. Anderson of Atlantic Refining Co. addresses about 160 oil executives and employees from the western United States during the New Mexico Landmen Association's Executive Night at the Roswell Inn. Attendees include Tidewater Oil executives, Union Oil officials, and officials from Mobil, Sinclair, Standard Oil, Marathon, and BLM.
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Robert O. Anderson
Atlantic Refining Co
United States
New Mexico Landmen Association
Roswell Inn
Anderson
New Mexico
Thomas G. Kelliher
Tidewater Oil Co
Houston
Roswell
R. C. Powless
Midland
Frank D. Gorham Jr
Pubco
Albuquerque
R. D. Hanley
Mobil Oil Co
R. M. Kobdish
Western Division
Sinclair, Midland
H. H. Kuester
Standard Oil Co
Fred L. Hartley
Union Oil Co
Los Angeles
K. C
N. T. Solan
Bureau of Land Management
Southwest Region
H. M. Grotberg
BLM
A. L. “Pete” Porter Jr
New Mexico Oil and Gas Conservation Committee
Guyton ‘Sheep’ Hays
Bill Payne
Southwest
Humble Oil and Refining Co
John Armstrong
City Service Oil Co
Bartlesville
Okla
Chrysler to cut production next month in line with rivals
Chrysler Corp announced a June production cut following General Motors and Ford. Newark Delaware and Los Angeles assembly plants will suspend for four days starting May 31 while other plants run five days a week. Output set at 136000 cars, ahead of June 1965. Roy Abernethy of American Motors cited safety hearings hurting sales.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Newark
Del
Los Angeles
Ginning
Chrysler Auto
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Housing and Urban Development Regional
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McMinn
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Sen. Dirksen
N. M
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THE
Associated Press
Cape Kennedy
Fla
America
Michigan
George Romney
Henry Cabot Lodge
Texas
Lodge
White House
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
AIR Force War Action
National Teachers Corps
Roy Abernethy
Amercan Motors
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