Johnson says power used with restraint at Princeton
President Johnson defends Viet Nam policy saying U S power must be used reluctantly and with restraint. He spoke at Princeton University amid academic criticism and pickets outside the Woodrow Wilson School dedication stressing limited objectives and deterrence while stressing the role of scholars in government.
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Princeton, N.J
Johnson
United States
Princeton University
Sen
J.W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Johns Hopkins University
Princeton
University City
Firestone Library
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs
Ruidoso Boy Dies In Freak Accident
Eugene W. Findeisen a 12 year old Ruidoso pupil died after a freak accident when he was struck and run over by an earth moving machine on Sudderth Drive near his home. Cedric B. Rue 24 of Ruidoso operated the backhoe. He suffered a fractured skull internal chest and pelvic injuries. Funeral services are pending.
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Lincoln County Bureau
Ruidoso
Eugene W. Findeisen
W. D. Horton
George Smith
Ruidoso- Hondone General Hospital
Sudderth Drive
Locke Inn
Cedric B. Rue
Eugene
Ruidoso Hondo Valley General Hospital
Alamogordo
New Mexico
van White
Chapel of Roses Funeral Home
El Paso Electric seeks 7 percent share in new units at Shiprock
The Public Service Commission set a May 26 hearing on El Paso Electric Co. to obtain 7 percent in new 750 megawatt units being built near Shiprock with a 345 kilovolt line from Albuquerque to Newman Texas. Cost estimated at 21 million dollars with half for line construction and first unit due spring 1969. Also notes related PSC actions and other utility projects in New Mexico.
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Associated Press
Santa FE
Public Service Commission
el Paso Electric Co
New Mexico
el Paso Company
Albuquerque
Newman, Tex
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el Paso Electric
PSC
Joseph Bursey
Arizona Public Service Co
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Chicago
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Ap-Usda
Jets hurled aloft in Vietnam test of jet catapult system
Four U S Marine A4 Skyhawks were launched from Chu Lai using twin engine catapult gear, reaching 150 knots and 1 400 feet before striking a target 50 miles away. Col Leslie E Brown called it the first combat zone use of jet catapults. Engineers say a 2 000 foot runway suffices with catapult and arresting gear.
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Chu Lai
Viet Nam
Leslie E. Brown
Patient Retains Rights at New Mexico Mental Health Talk
Bernalillo County Atty Rozier Sanchez tells Albuquerque audience that New Mexico honors civil rights for mental hospital patients unless declared incompetent by court. Voluntary admission, emergency detention, and 48 hour release rules are outlined along with impacts of incompetency on marriage contracts and voting.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
New Mexico Medical Society
Sanchez
William F. Quinn
California Narcotics Commission
Albert G. Simms
Society
Robert Taichert
Bernalillo County Medical Association
R. C. Derbyshire
New Mexico Board of Medical Examiners
Robert P. Beaudette
Raton
House of Delegates
Beaudette
Earl Malone
Roswell
A. H. Robbins
John Conway
Clovis
Harlan Pannell
Herschel Douglas
Lovington
Viet Nam
Medical Aid Bill Passes House in 356 to 0 Victory
The House approved by 356 to 0 a bill expanding medical benefits for active and retired military personnel and dependents. The measure, likely over $1 billion across five years, moves to the Senate and begins July 1. It funds civilian hospital care and support for handicapped children of active duty personnel with cost sharing by patients.
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Washington
House
Senate
Sorensen Rockefeller Win Prominent Nebraska West Virginia Primaries
Nebraska Democratic nominee for governor Philip C. Sorensen won by a wide margin over Norbert T. Tiemann as Norbert’s banking base surged. West Virginia Democrat John D. Rockefeller IV captured the House of Delegates nomination in Kanawha County amid party-switch and antipoverty work.
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Nebraska
Philip C. Sorensen
West
Norbert T. Tiemann
Tiemann
Val Peterson
Rockefeller
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
John D. Rockefeller III
Rockefeller Foundation
Kanawha County
Charleston
West Virginia
House of Delegates
Rockefeller-Sorensen
Viet Nam Agriculture Discussed By Freeman Lodge
Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman and Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge spent nearly an hour reviewing Viet Nam's agricultural outlook. Lodge said Viet Nam is an agricultural country as talks covered U S aid to boost Viet Nam's farming sector. Lodge meets Defense and Vietnamese officials and testifies before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Viet Nam policy in a session not open to the public.
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Washington
Oriilel L. Freeman
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Viet Nam
Lodge
Viet Nam
Freeman
United States
Johnson
National Security Council
Robert S. McNamara
Vu van Thai
U.S
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Sen
J.W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Saigon
Security Council
White House
Alma H Walker rites scheduled at Kenna Community Church
Funeral services for Alma H Walker 84 will be at the Community Church in Kenna at 2 p.m. Thursday with Rev Robert Bell of Roswell officiating Wheeler Funeral Home Portales handles arrangements She died Tuesday in Fort Sumner Hospital widow of R S Walker who died in 1947 She was born April 17 1872 in Ranger Texas and lived in Elida since 1909 She is survived by daughter Velma Howell granddaughters Martin Bilberry and a grandson Harden Walker in the U S Army Great grandchildren Howell Martin Jeffery Jana Bilberry and others.
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Alma H. Walker
Herbert Martin
Roswell
Kenna
Robert Bell
Wheeler Funeral Home
Portales
Walker
Elida
Carlsbad
Fort Sumner
R. S. Walker
Jeffery
Jana Bilberry
W. H. Walker
Hospital Visiting Hours and Birth Notices Across Local Hospitals
Visiting hours listed for general and maternity patients at local hospitals. Births announced include several couples on May 10 and 11. Admits and dismissals cover multiple residents from Blythe to Portales with several names and addresses.
Hunt Pushed For Lizard In Boston
In Roxbury a search continues for an 18 inch gila monster missing since Saturday from a neighborhood pet shop. An expert warns heat makes the reptile aggressive and venom potent, posing severe danger to children under 10 if it bites with a long grip.
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Boston
Roxbury
Anthony Scott
John C. Kirkpatrick
Boston City Hospital
Scott
Grandson of Local Woman Drowns in Italy
The six year old Edward Earl Carter III, grandson of Mrs. Alice Carter, died in a drowning in Verona Italy. He was born February 1 1960 in Denver Colorado and died May 4 services pending in Fort Logan Colorado. Surviving are his grandmother Mrs Shirley Stravenksy of Aurora Colorado and his parents Sgt and Mrs Edward Earl Carter who are stationed in Italy.
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Alice Carter
Verona
Italy
Edward Earl Carter Ili
Edward Earl Carter
Denver
Colo
Fort Logan
Shirley Stravensky
Aurora
Artesia Low Rent Housing Project Approved
A $852 039 federal loan for a low rent housing project in Artesia New Mexico was approved by the Department of Housing and Urban Development. The plan calls for 60 homes including 30 units priced at 10047 each designed for the elderly, with local management by Cristina Chapin executive director of the housing authority.
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Washington
Artesia
New Mexico
Cristina Chapin
Housing Authority
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Markets Recovery Slows With Mixed Close In New York
The New York market closed mixed after a rebound lost steam with moderate volume of 7.2 million shares. Blue chips edged up one to two points while glamour issues led gains. several early leaders faded. Leaders included IBM up 10, Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer 4, Motorola 5, Zenith 3, Douglas Aircraft 2.
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New York
General Motors
Chrysler
Ford
IBM
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Motorola
Zenith
Douglas Aircraft
Aerospace-airline
Soap Plant Blast Kills One in Detroit
An explosion at Wayne Soap Co in Detroit injured 15 and shattered Morley Elementary School windows. Worker Joseph Sajewicz 48 of Southgate died from burns. damage estimated 250000 to 300000 dollars. The plant employs 85 and blast affected 50 to 75 percent of its buildings.
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Detroit
Wayne Soap Co
Morley
Joseph Sajewicz
Southgate
Soap Company
Glen Thom
Dirksen Returns to Room After Fractured Thigh
Sen Everett Dirksen 70, GOP leader, is to leave the recovery ward for his room at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. He fractured his upper thigh bone getting up from bed. He entered for tests and is expected to stay two or three weeks with crutches for several more.
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Washington
Everett M. Dirksen
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Dirksen
Illinois
Egg Market Chicago Steady Prices Reported
Eggs steady in Chicago wholesale markets with grade A whites 32 for 70 percent or better, mixed 31, mediums 28, standards 28, dirties unquoted, checks 25.
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Chicago
Heart Valve Surgery Duo at Mayo Clinic
Manuel Oracion Jr. a longtime downtown mail carrier awaits replacement of two heart valves by Mayo Clinic surgeons. Cards may be sent to St. Mary’s Hospital Rochester Minnesota.
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Manuel Oracion Jr
Mayo Clinic
St. Mary’ S Hospital
Rochester
Minn
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