Manhunt for Peggy Ann Brodnick Enters Third Day
About 400 armed responders including state and local police FBI agents and 200 to 300 volunteers scoured Shade Gap Pennsylvania area for Peggy Ann Brodnick 17 and her kidnapper. A 13 state alert remains in place as residents report a Mountain Man style suspect who fires then vanishes. Peggy and siblings were returning from school when abducted on a dirt road near her home.
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Shade Gap
Peggy Ann Brodnick
FBI
Harrisburg
Peggy
Southern Huntingdon High School
Retirement Parade at New Mexico Military Institute
The Corps of Cadets schedules its final Sun afternoon parade at 4 45 p m to honor Lt Col P H Gratton and Lt Col Paul Mountcampbell retiring from the Institute. A college Lancer Drill Team and high school Bengal Drill Team exhibition begins at 4 50 p m, with the retirement parade to follow at 5 p m.
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Corps of Cadets
The
New Mexico Military Institute
P. H. Gratton
Paul Mountcampbell
College Lancer
Bengal
Frigid Air Mass Brings Cold, Rain Across East
The Associated Press reports a new cold air surge sweeping the eastern half of the nation bringing rain and freezing conditions. Record low temperatures appeared across the Plains and Great Lakes while southeastern states stayed milder with rain. Unseasonably cool weather extended to the Northwest with showers in Washington.
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Associated Press
Great Plains
Wisconsin
Michigan
Lake Charles
Port Arthur
Tex
Grandsland
Neb
Wichita
Mercury
Pellston
Mich
Eather Bureau
Central Plains
Washington State
U.S. Weather Bureau
Florida
Atantic
NMMI Announces Staff and Academic Promotions
Headquarters at New Mexico Military Institute reports a wave of faculty and staff promotions effective soon. Listed are Lt Col James Branch to associate professor, Maj Eugene McGuire and Maj Robert MacArthur to associate professor, Maj Hector Zamora to English head, Lt Col James Branch to head physics, Maj Obert MacArthur to foreign language chair, Capt Richard Gimbau to department head, and Capt Thomas Barnett to assistant professor among others.
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New Mexico Military Institute
James Branch
Proessor
Eugene A. Mcguire
Robert A. MacArhur
Hector Zampano
Thomas M. Barnett
Killip J. Farren
Marvin , Watts
Bennie A. Pailla
Richard Gimbaugh
Amanities
Ames W. Branch
Obert A. MacArthur
Ead
Hector Zamora
Richard G
Science Fair Award Goes To Garrett
Two New Mexico students won Atomic Energy Commission special awards at the International Science Fair in Dallas. Barbara Ann Hanson of Albuquerque High and John William Benge of Lovington High won prizes. Henry Garrett of Roswell took a first place award from the Optical Society of America. Jeffrey S. Harris of Albuquerque Valley High was named an alternate.
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Dallas, Tex
New Mexico
Atomic Energy Commission
Dallas
Henry Garrett
Roswell
Optical Society of America
Barbara Ann Hanson
Albuquerque Highland High School
John William Benge
Lovington High School
Jeffrey S. Harris
Albuquerque Valley High School
AEC Argonne National Laboratory
Chicago
Dropout Topic To Be Aired In City Panel Discussion
Local police and youth probation officials along with the Roswell City School Board will discuss juvenile delinquency and dropout issues tonight at 8 in La Honda Center. The Neighborhood Association meeting of the Chaves County Community Action Program sponsors the event. the public is invited.
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Youth Probation Office
Roswell City
Standard Oil to Close Roswell Office in July
A Standard Oil spokesman announced the Roswell office will close July 1 as part of nationwide consolidation. About 10 local employees will be transferred to Midland, Texas, while 150 marketing personnel in New Mexico will remain. Standard has operated in Roswell for about 14 years.
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Standard Oil Co
Roswell
Midland
Tex
Standard
Houston
New Mexico
Red Pilot Made Mistake, Alamogordo Ace Says
The U S airman Maj Wilbur R Dudley said the MIG pilot showed tunnel vision and made a key mistake as the RB66 escort was attacked near Hanoi The three minute dogfight ended with a heat seeking Sidewinder strike after Kringelis and Dudley targeted the enemy jet in the skies over North Vietnam.
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Alamogordo
DA Nang
Viet Nam
Air Force
Wilbur R. Dudley
Orange
Tex
N.M
Dudley
Imantes
Kris
Kringelis
Lake Zurich
Ill
Hanoi
Corporate profits hit historic first quarter high
The Commerce Department reports corporate profits at an all time peak for the first quarter of the year, at 78.3 billion dollars before taxes. The gain from the prior quarter is 3.1 billion, the strongest since early 1965 and among the top quarterly advances since 1961. Dr Timothy Leary says LSD use among college students is out of control and estimates about one third are experimenting.
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Associated Press
Washington
Commerce Department
Office of Business Economics
Timothy Leary
Leary
Senate
Anderson Sees Oil Industry Return Home From Abroad
Atlantic Richfield Company chairman Robert O. Anderson told 250 oil executives at the New Mexico Landmen Association that 1966 is a transition year as major oil activity shifts back to North America. He cited higher costs, lower returns, and shipping problems abroad, and predicted North American sources and deeper offshore discoveries will reshape the industry within a decade.
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Anderson
Robert C. Anderson
Center
Atlantic Richfield Company
Union Oil Co
Fred L. Hartley
Los Angeles
Oil Company
New Mexico Landmen Association
Norman Stevens
Landmen’s Association
Wyatt
Jean Huff
Robert O. Anderson
Middle East
U.S
Canada
North America
Roswell
Phil
Adelphia
Alaska
Colorado
Explosions Reported West of Roswell Night Sky
Two explosions lit the night sky west of Roswell around 11 30 p m prompting inquiries to State Police Walker Air Force Base and local sheriffs and police. Witnesses described possible aircraft crashes and missile firings at White Sands Missile Range but no crash or military involvement was confirmed.
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Roswell
Walker Air Force Base
U.S
Mation
WAFB
White Sands Missile Range
Polio survivor mother kept Twins by help from community
Mrs. Barbara Brooks, 28, crippled by polio, can lift only eight pounds yet must care for two two month old twins, Kendra and Kimberly. After a Cleveland AP story she received over 80 calls and offers from across the nation, with many locals volunteering to help or donate items while she and husband Kenneth keep the babies.
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Cleveland
Barbara Brooks
Brooks
New York City
Iowa
Station Owners Await Sale Okay
PORTALES AP Radio Station KENM owners Leola Randolph and former Gov. John Burroughs await FCC approval for the sale to Portales Broadcasting Co. Wyeth Patterson of Plainview Texas is named president. They will continue operation of the station pending action. purchase price not announced.
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Portales (Ap
KENM
Leola Randolph
John Burroughs
Federal Communications Commission
Portales Broadcasting Co
Wyeth Patterson
Plainview, Tex
Portales Broadcasting
Burroughs
Randolph
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New Mexico Landmen’s Association
Gail Harris
NMMI
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N. M
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