NATO Edges Toward Unity on Viet Nam Policy
NATO foreign ministers returned home early after averting a split over U S policy in Viet Nam and the Dominican Republic. The communique urged peaceful self determination and backed talks with Communist nations, while France sought unconditional negotiations and a U S troop exit.
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Louis Nevin London
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Viet Nam
Dominican Republic
NATO
Malaysia
U.S
Physicians Urged to Support Patients With Terminal Illnesses
At a New Mexico gathering, Dr. Carl B. Pollock urged doctors to maintain interest in dying patients and see life from the patient’s view. Dr. Alexander Simon cautioned that gains in lifespan depend on reducing chronic elderly diseases, noting only six months added since 1954 and 30 more years expected for newborns.
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Santa FE
Carl B. Pollock
Denver
New Mexico Medical Society
Rocky Mountain Medical Conference
Pollock
University of Colorado
Alexander Simon
San Francisco
Simon
Department of Psychiatry
University of California School of Medicine
United States
Johnson plans to form Environmental Science Service Administration
President Johnson proposed consolidating the Weather Bureau and the Coast and Geodetic Survey into a new Environmental Science Service Administration. The move aims to improve environmental data, warning systems for natural hazards, and services to agriculture, transport, industry, and defense, with Reorganization Plan No. 2 of 1965 sent to Congress.
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Washington
Johnson
Weather Bureau
The
Coast and Geodetic Survey
Environmental Science Service Administration
Congress
House
Senate
Bureau of Customs
McCormack Backs Ban on Poll Taxes in Voting Rights Fight
Speaker John W. McCormack voices support for an outright ban on poll taxes as a state voting requirement. The measure faltered in the Senate by 49 to 45 but passed the House Judiciary Committee, with McCormack asserting constitutional justification.
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Washington
House
John W. McCormack
Johnson
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
House Judiciary Committee
McCormack
Atty
Nicholas Katzenbach
John Have
Accidents reported at multiple city intersections
At 10:25 a.m. on West Third Street a two vehicle collision involved Elrod and Hendershot near 100 block. Later, 11:15 a.m. at Raleigh and Denver a crash linked Eugene Fisher and Poe. 6:38 p.m. at Pennsylvania and 12th listed Richburg and Martinez. 12:10 p.m. at Sunset and First involved John Zimmerman and Charles Lyle.
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Elrod
Hendershot
Raleigh
Denver
Colorado
Eugene B. Fisher
Washington
Poe
E. Main
Robert Gene Wilcox
Delton
John Marcus Allen
Riverside Dr
Pennsylvania
T.D. Richburg
N. Kent
Lloyd M. Martinez
John Lee Zimmerman
W. First
Charles Louis Lyle
Yale
Teachers Ordered Back on Job in South Bend
About 400 AFL-CIO American Federation of Teachers members facing salary dispute were warned by Supt. Alex Jardine they will be fired if not back Friday morning. The district seeks a $5,200 starting base, while the union demands $5,400.
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South Bend
Ind
Alex Jardine
Afl-Cio American Federation of Teachers
Teachers Federation
Central
Riley
Washington
Daylight Saving Time Adoption Across U.S. States
Fifteen states observe daylight saving time statewide while sixteen allow local option and nineteen either prohibit or do not provide daylight saving time. The pattern shows mixed approaches to time changes across the country.
Johnson outlines new diplomacy on Viet Nam war
President Johnson draws a clear line between North Viet Nam and Communist China to push peace talks. He argues North Viet Nam faces damage without conquest and seeks to align its leadership toward ending the war, while U.S. bombing widens as talks remain unlikely.
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Washington
Johnson
North Viet Nam
China
U.S
Viet Nam
United States
Hanoi
South Viet Nam
Area breeders offer lambs at Roswell sale
Buyers from New Mexico and West Texas will attend the Chaves County Club Lamb Sale at 1 p m Saturday at the Eastern New Mexico State Fair Grounds in Roswell. About 100 ewes and wethers will be sold to 4 H club members by auctioneer Bob Herron. Health papers will be available and most lambs are owned by area ranchers with five owned by the Future Farmers of America.
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New Mexico
West Texas
Roswell
Chaves County
Bob Herron
Roswell Livestock Commission Co
Jack Goodloe
Future Farmers of America
Goodloe
Bomb Hits Small Alabama Church in Calhoun County
A bomb wrecked the Pine Ridge CME Church in Friendship, Calhoun County Alabama, injuring none. Lt. Eric Shaeffer said the explosive type was not determined. White leaders in Anniston quickly raised 1000 dollars to rebuild, supported by local business leaders, the Anniston Star, and two radio stations.
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Oxford
Ala
Calhoun County
Eric Shaeffer
142Nd Ordinance
Ft. McClellan
Pine Ridge C
City Officials Attend Las Cruces Municipal Clinic
Four Roswell officials attend a two day clinic in Las Cruces to discuss the new state passed municipal code uniting all statutes on municipal government. Mayor Gail Harris City Manager Hoyt McMinn Bud Foster city clerk and attorney Jim Stappity seek guidance on enactment and implementation.
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Roswell
Las Cruces
Gail Harris
Hoyt McMinn
Bud Foster
Jim Stappity
Roswell Coyotes Draw Class AA Playoff Opponent
Roswell High Fightin Coyotes face the District 1 AA champion at 8 p.m. May 21 in Farmington for New Mexico Class AA tournament action. The Class AA final is set for 8 p.m. May 22. Roswell earned a 43 win over Carlsbad to reach state play, and sits second in District 2AA with two games remaining.
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Roswéll
Coyotes
New Mexico
Farmington
New Mexico Activities Assn
Roswell
Carlsbad
West Germany Sets Up Diplomatic Ties With Israel
Bonn announced the establishment of diplomatic relations with Israel. The move marks a formal recognition between the two states and expands postwar ties in Europe and the Middle East.
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Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Israel
Roswell Daily Record Seeks News Tips And Delivery Help
The Roswell Daily Record offers five dollars for the best tip of the week. Call MA 2 7710 6 30 a m to 5 p m or 623 6693 622 4809 after 5 p m. Carriers will place papers on porches and circulation issues are handled by 622 7710 5 to 7 p.m. weekdays and 8 to 10 a.m. Sundays.
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Roswell Daily Record
Hospital visiting hours and patient updates posted
Visiting hours listed for General patients from 2 p m to 8 30 p m and Maternity from 3 to 5 p m and 6 30 to 8 30 p m. Admitted May 12 Evan Hyat Ruby Ortega and others with addresses. Births announced including a daughter to A 1 C and Mrs Murphy and a son to Mr and Mrs George Davis. Walker Air Force Base A C C and Mrs Sovel welcome a son.
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Evan Hyat
N. Orchard
Ruby Ortega
S. Beach
Marcelino Jaramillo
Hagerman
Robert F. Russell
E. Bland
A.1.c
Fredric Murphy
W. 10Th St
George Davis
Morningside Dr
Curry Leeson
Amherst
Gary L. Sovel
Mms
Anti-Poverty Bill Approved by House Education and Labor Committee
The administration’s 1.5 billion anti poverty bill passed the House Education and Labor Committee amid Republican protests over rush tactics. Chairman Adam Powell pushed the measure through in three hours with one Republican voting in favor, while the bill extends funding to 1967 and removes governors veto provisions over community action programs.
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Washington
House Education and Labor
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
Ogden R. Reid
New York
William H. Ayres
Rohio
Powell
Military pay raise runs into congressional obstacles
In under a day President Johnson's proposed military and federal pay raise faces Senate and House scrutiny. Rep Mendel Rivers chairs the House Armed Services Committee and says Congress must set GI pay scales. Rivers notes the administration recognizes the need for a pay increase. The plan seeks 853 million dollars annually for military personnel and federal workers.
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Washington
Johnson
Armed Services
Congress
Mendel Rivers
D-S.c
House Armed Services Committee
Rivers
Markets rally as blue chips pace strong advance
Airlines and leading stocks push New York market higher with heavy volume estimated at 6.6 million shares. DuPont and Westinghouse gain while U S Gypsum falls on deflation fears. Major industrials, oils, and consumer names show mixed moves near the close.
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NEW York
Braniff Airways
KLM Airlines
Pan American
Delta
American
National Airlines
DuPont
Westinghouse Electric
Big
General Electric
Jersey Standard
Kennecott
Union Carbide
Texaco
Dr. Pepper
Fairchild Camera
Fruehaus
General Tire
Litton Industries
Mattel
National Dairy
Ben
Ex-Resident Injured in Vietnam While On Patrol
Former Roswell resident Pfc. Ronnie Ray twenty was wounded during a Da Nang Air Base night patrol when a truck passed and a large block struck him in the back. He was treated for broken ribs and a punctured spleen and kidney at an Air Force hospital in the Philippines. Ray previously attended Roswell High School Eastern New Mexico University and Roswell Community College before enlisting a year ago.
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Roswell
Viet Nam
Pfc
Ronnie Ray
da Nang
C. A. Hall
Ray
Hall
Ronnie
Philippines
Roswell High School
Eastern New Mexico University
Roswell Community College
Air Force
Modesto
Calif
Hit and Run Driver Held After Roswell Truck Stop Aid
Roswell Woody's Truck Stop operator W E Wood helped police arrest suspect Kermit J Lott 52 of El Dora after a crash at Brown Road and US 70 380. Driver Bill Ham 42 of Auto Route West faces a driving while intoxicated charge. Ruth Whitlock 56 endured head injuries and was hospitalized.
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Roswell
W.E. Wood
Woody
Kermit John Lott
el Dora
Brown Road
U.S. 70
Bill Ham
Ham
Lott
Wood
Ruth Whitlock
Egg Market Chicago Prices Steady On CME Listing
Chicago Mercantile Exchange reports wholesale egg quotes unchanged with Grade A whites at 28 cents, Yolked 28, mediums 26, standards 26.2, dirties unquoted, checks 73. Prices reflect steady market for wholesale buyers.
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Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Market Averages Rise Amid Mixed Industrial Performance
Dow Jones closes with the industrial average at 938.87 up 4.70, utilities advance to 141.81 up 6.16, railroads slip 0.64 to 270.72, and the overall stock index at 322.93 up 0.74.
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DOW Jones
E.F. Hutton & Co
Chicago Live Cattle futures report summary
Chicago live cattle prices show June trades at 26.80 up 0.20, August at 24.40 up 0.04, October steady 25.45, and December 28.25 with varying volumes noted. Close figures reflect modest activity across contracts.
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Chicago
E.F. Hutton & Co
Denver Livestock Prices Mixed Across Cattle Hogs and Sheep
USDA cattle prices show calves and slaughter steers down while heifers stay steady. Hogs demand stronger for barrows and gilts though test data limited. Sheep activity light with spring lambs steady and ewes scarce. prices vary by weight and quality across markets in Denver.
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Denver Livestock
Denver
USDA
Gate at Walker AFB to close for Great Effort drill
Walker AFB will close its main gate Friday as it conducts the 12 hour Great Effort wartime exercise. Sirens simulate emergencies and base services including the commissary exchange and cleaners will close. the drill stays on base and tests responses to disaster conditions.
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Walker Air Force Base
Wild flower seed nurseries bloom for native gardens
Wild-flower gardening has surged in popularity with nurseries now selling dedicated wild seed and plant selections. Specialized shops offer hard to find varieties, encouraging gardeners to create natural, habitat friendly plots.
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