Big Bore Rifle Matches Set for Cedar Creek This Weekend
The 18th annual .30 Caliber Matches at Cedar Creek Range near Ruidoso begin Saturday at 8 AM and run to Sunday noon. Teams from Roswell Fort Bliss Manzano Albuquerque Walker AFB Holloman AFB Carlsbad and Borger compete as a warmup for the July 23-24 State Big Bore Championships at Capitan. N.R.A. rules apply with sixteen matches and trophies for High Master Expert Sharpshooter and Marksman.
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Ruidoso
Cedar Creek
Ruidoso Gun Club, Inc
Texas
New Mexico
Capitan
Ruidoso Gun Club
Roswell
N.R.A
New Mexico Medical Society Advances Medical Education
At the 84th annual NM Medical Society meeting in Albuquerque Dr. Robert P. Beaudette urged progress on producing doctors and teachers for the state. The AMA stance on Medicare drew critique from Dr. Hoyt Gardner, while Dr. Tom L. Carr became society president and other leaders were named. Delegates also moved to study abortion laws and to bill Welfare for customary fees, reducing department payment to 35-40 percent.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
New Mexico Medical Society
Robert P. Beaudette
Raton
Dr. Beaudette
The
University of
Tom L. Carr
House of Delegates
Emmit M. Jennings
Roswell
Earl Flanagan
Carlsbad
Allan L. Haynes
Clovis
James C. Sedwick
Las Cruces
AMA
Armin Keil
Samuel E. Neff
Don R. Clark
Alvin S
Amigos Barnstorm New England
The New Mexico Amigos toured Hartford Providence and Boston as part of a goodwill trip. Gov. Jack Campbell spoke of New Mexico growth from brainpower research and industry and urged New Yorkers to invest and visit for tourism and culture.
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Associated Press
New Mexico
New England
Hartford
Campbell
New York City
New York
Sick Alcoholic Sent to Jail in Durham
Joe B. Driver, 59, an admitted alcoholic who won a court ruling that alcoholics should not be imprisoned, was sentenced to 30 days for public drunkenness after failing to pay a $5 fine. The 4th Circuit had reversed a prior two-year prison term, calling an alcoholic a sick person and not imprisonable.
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Durham
N.C
Joe B. Driver
Recorder’s Court
W.C. Purcell
Driver
U.S. 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Durham County
Ford records highest early May auto sales in history
Ford Motor Co reports combined early May sales from Ford division and Lincoln Mercury at 59,065 units for May 1-10, surpassing the prior record of 56,506 set in early May last year. Lincoln Mercury lines including Lincoln Comet and Mercury all up from a year ago.
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Ford Motor Co
Ford
Ford Division
Lincoln-Mercury
Lincoln- Mercury
Lincoln
Comet
Mercury
Hospital Visiting Hours and Local Births and Dismissals
Hospitals announce visiting hours for General patients 2 p m to 8 30 p m Maternity 3 to 5 p m and 6 30 to 8 30 p m At St Mary s May 11 admissions include Mrs Robert Romero Hager man Jacob C Luttrell Lucy Richmond and others Dismissals listed May 11 At ENM Medical Center May 11 births noted Caetano Noriega a daughter Memorial Osteopathic notes several patients and births in Hagerman and surrounding area
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ST. Mary's
Robert Romero
Hagerman
Jacob C. Luttrell
11Th Street
Lucy Richmond
W. 8Th Street
Mark Nord
Futura
Johnny Freeland
Dexter
Earl W. Collins
Portales
Fred Hawthorne
Virginia
Robert Booth
Tatum
Juan Hernandez
F. H. Evans
James Hoy
Seaborn Smith
N. Tex
William Abernathy
Elsie Pawkenham
S. Richardson
Fred Grubb
Sander Smith
Everett Hutto
Don Hudson
Homer Bager
James Southard
Curtis Hobson
Jose Moreno
James Dyer
Debra Butts
Caetano Noriega
Rt. 1
Memorial Osteopathic
Pete Vigil
E. van Burean
Calvin Lott
del Norte
Porfirio Mendoza
J.R. Huff
N. Plains Park
Frankie Barbosa
Nabor Griego
Murderer of Three Given Life
Paul Eric Krueger shot three fishermen near Corpus Christi on April 12, 1965. He pleaded guilty in Dallas and received three concurrent life terms, waived appeal, and will be imprisoned at Huntsville. An 16 year old witness Angles testified to the Venezuela trip connected to the killings.
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Tex
Paul Eric Krueger
Vic Solo
California
Sam Jones
Corpus Christi
Texas Gulf Coast
Krueger
San Clemente
Calif
Huntsville
John D. Fox
Noel D. Little
van D. Carson
Brenham
A. D
Jim Bowie
Bill Alexander
Venezuela
John Philip Angles
Hollywood
Texas
State Reform School
Gatesville
Hunt for Kidnapped Girl In Pennsylvania Woods
State police with blood hounds comb heavy woods near Huntingdon for Betty Ann Brodnick a 17 year old abducted by an armed man described as a mystery sniper who has wounded two others and shot at several more.
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Huntingdon
Betty Ann Brodnick
Fire damages storage shed on Montana street
Fire reported at 1:14 p m Wednesday in a storage shed owned by Martha Bussey at 511 S Montana. Shed and contents damaged with an estimated loss of 350 dollars. Cause of the fire is undetermined.
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S. Montana
Martha Bussey
Mule Death Is No Crime At UNM Fraternity House
Assistant district attorney said the mule shot at a University of New Mexico fraternity house meets all elements of first degree murder except being a mule not a human. Six students faced no charges as the case deemed humane and not illegal.
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Albuquerque
N. M
University of New Mexico
H. Leslie Williams
Williams
Parcel Post Hike Gains House Committee Approval
Washington AP The House Post Office Committee approved a bill to raise parcel post rates 8.2 percent and extend size and weight limits for mail between first class post offices. The plan aims for near break-even finances as Parcel Post now loses about 107 million annually. The proposed limits set 40 pounds and 100 inches length and girth nationwide for inter office mail under the first class.
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Washington
House Post Office Committee
Lusk Campaign Expenses Highlight New Mexico Race
Gene Lusk reported 525 dollars in personal campaign costs with his gubernatorial filing fee in a state records filing. Gov. Campbell proclaimed Armed Forces Week and Tree Farm Week, while editors plan a Sunday meeting in Santa Fe to discuss coverage with gubernatorial candidates Lusk and Cargo.
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Associated Press
Santa FE
Gene Lusk
Democratic Party
Jack Campbell
Armed Forces
New Mexico
New Mexico Associated Press
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New Mexico State University
Eastern New Mexico University
New Mexico Highlands University
David Cargo
Inn of the Governors
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Henry Mathews Jr
Santa Fe New Mexican
Keen Rafferty
UNM
Harvey Jacobs
NMSU
Eugene Mann
ENMU
Harry Lancaster
Highlands
Henry J. Abeyta
Espanola
Mrs. Mary Ann Faris Freed on $1000 Bond in Worthless Check Case
Mrs. Mary Ann Faris, 22, of 2207 N. Flint, advised of rights by Peace Justice L. O. Thompson after being charged with writing worthless checks over $25. She was freed on a $1,000 bond. A preliminary hearing date has not been set.
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Mary Ann Faris
N. Flint
L. O. Thompson
Findeisen Rites Held for Local 12-Year-Old
Funeral services for Eugene W. Findeisen were held at 10 a.m. in the Ruidoso Methodist Church with interment at Forest Lawn Cemetery. The seventh grade Ruidoso pupil died from head and chest injuries and extensive pelvic damage after being run over by an earth moving machine. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Van White.
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Lincoln County Bureau
Ruidoso
Eugene W. Findeisen
Ruidoso Methodist Church
Forest Lawn
van White
Farm population drops while production climbs in U S
The farm population in the United States has declined by 10 percent since 1932, yet total farm production has risen by 45 percent.
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Washington
U.S
Markets Caution Pushes Dow Below Earlier Highs
The New York market closed sharply lower as caution over Big Three auto sales reports spread through the session. Ford dipped after erasing a small gain while GM and Chrysler faced declines. glamor stocks fell, dragging the Dow, with notable losses in Fairchild Camera Motorola Polaroid Xerox and Kodak.
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New York
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
G.M
Fairchild Camera
Motorola
Polaroid
Xerox
U.S
Lifetime in Lincoln County Obituaries of Fresquez and Sisley
Mrs Theresa Fresquez 75 lifelong Lincoln County resident died at a local hospital widow of Lutario Fresquez a Hondo Valley rancher born Jan 4 1891 Glencoe daughter of Victor and Carlota Valencia Pineda survived by two daughters Ophelia Pacheco Roswell Elma F Torres Tinnie two sons Andrew Roswell Dick E Fresquez Picacho sister Geneva Florez Artesia two brothers Victor Pineda Hagerman Roman Pineda Roswell 17 grandchildren 12 great grandchildren member of St Josephs Picacho and Altar and Rosary Society promoter of St Josephs Orphanage New York City Rosary at 730 pm Friday Ballard Chapel Father Salvador Aragon OFM Roswell funeral services pending Ballard Funeral Home. Arthur Leroy Sisley 74 Roswell retired Southwestern Public Service Co employee died at 1030 pm Wednesday born Jan 28 1892 Quincy Illinois married Vera Bunch Keokuk Iowa May 6 1914 moved to Roswell 38 years ago worked in gas dept until 1958 member of Tabernacle Baptist Church Boy Scout Troop 99 survived by wife two daughters Helen Kasten Roswell Dorothy Dixon Salinas Calif one son John Sisley Roswell 10 grandchildren two great grandchildren funeral services pending Ballard Funeral Home.
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Picacho
Lincoln County
Lutario Fresquez
Hondo Valley
Fresquez
Theresa Pineda
Glencoe
Victor
Carlota Valencia Pineda
Ophelia Pacheco
Roswell
Elma F. Torres
Tinnie
Andrew Fresquez
Dick E. Fresquez
Geneva Florez
Artesia
Victor Pineda
Hagerman
Roman Pineda
Isidro Fresquez
Los Angeles
Calif
Arthur Leroy Sisley
E. Eighth
Southwestern Public Service Co
Mr. Sisley
Quincy
Ill
Arthur S
Frances Swann Sisley
Vera Bunch
Keokuk
Sisley
Gas
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Helen Kasten
Dorothy Dixon
Salinas
John Sisley
Ballard Funeral Home
Hagerman Woman Injured in W. Hagerman Crash
Mrs. Francis Romero, 27, of Hagerman, escaped serious injury after losing control of a car about 2.3 miles west of Hagerman on a gravel road near U.S. 285. The vehicle went onto the shoulder and through a fence before being taken to a Hagerman doctor for treatment.
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Francis Romero
Hagerman
U.S. 285
Egg Market Chicago Steady Prices For Grade A Whites
Eggs steady in Chicago trading with wholesale buying prices unchanged. Grade A whites 32, mixed 31, mediums 28, standards 28, dirties unquoted, checks 25.
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Chicago
Denver Livestock Market Report Hogs Cattle Prices
Denver hogs mostly steady as bars and gilts hold, sows scarce. Barrows and gilts 210 to 250 pounds trade at around 23.00 to 50. sows 230 to 500 pounds at 17 to 75. Sheep none. Cattle 1,500 head. calves none. Slaughter steers upper half of choice steady to 50 lower elsewhere. Slaughter heifers not established. cows strong to 50 higher. Slaughter steers upper half choice 26.25 to 50, other choice 24.90 to 25.65, heifers 24.50 to 90, utility and commercial cows 18.00 to 20.00.
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Denver Livestock
Denver
USDA
Chicago Live Cattle Prices Roundup
Market report from CHICAGO LIVE CATTLE via E.F. Hutton shows June futures high 25.65 low 25.52 closed 25.60 August high 25.90 low 25.77 close 25. BS. high 26.20 low 26.10 close 26 Proiene futures H 26.90 L 26.80 close 26.82 February high 27.00 low 26.80 close 26.90.
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Chicago
E.F. Hutton & Co
Dow Jones Averages Close Mixed Across Sectors
The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 15.0 points to 885.57 as utilities and railroads showed declines while a broad stock index stood at 313.08, down 9.86 points. Market activity reflected a 65-stock measure with overall weakness across several sectors.
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DOW Jones
E.F. Hutton & Co
Way Clear For Lunar Experiment
The Surveyor unmanned moon lander achieved its first descent without parachutes clearing the path for a May 30 lunar mission. It landed at Holloman Air Force Base near Alamogordo after a 36 second descent from 1000 feet and will return data as NASA studies the lunar surface before crewed missions.
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Alamogordo
N.M
Surveyor
Holloman Air Force Base
Holloman
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Russia
200 Lambs For Auction Here At Chaves County Sale
Two hundred wether and ewe lambs will be auctioned Saturday at the Chaves County 4-H Club Lamb Sale on the Eastern New Mexico State Fair Grounds starting at 1 p.m. The sale features hampshire finewool dorset southdown western whiteface and cross breeds. The Chaves County 4-H Council provides food and health papers will be available. Out of state buyers need a livestock travel permit from their state.
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Chaves County
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