U N Envoy May Visit War Torn Dominican Republic
The UN Security Council called for an immediate cease fire in the Dominican Republic and urged Secretary General U Thant to dispatch a personal representative to the strife torn country. The move follows a request from the rebel regime warning of imminent destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.N
United Nations, N.Y
U.N. Security Council
Dominican Republic
U Thant
Jordan
Ivory Coast
Malaysia
Li Nation Council
Council
Santo Domingo
County Schools Approve Raises for 114 Teachers Next Year
The County School Board with State Public School Finance approval increases the 1965 66 budget by about 103 thousand dollars to 1 557 000 while 114 teachers gain raises averaging 140 dollars with some up to 200. Administrative salaries rise and new staff add to Mountain View Penasco and Berrendo districts as total costs climb.
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State Public School Finance Office
Rodman Cookson
Cookson
Mountain View
Penasco
Roswell
Berrendo
L.F.D
East Grand Plains
Harry Wagaker
Carl Whittemore
Mildred Fitzpatrick
Department of Education
J. T. Reece
Maureen Gunn
Albert Hohl
State Taxpayers Association
Joe Gander
New Mexico Education Association
Former County Doctor Defends His Service in Roswell
Former county health officer Dr. Dallas C. Allred and current county physician Dr. Lee Wollard exchanged statements at Chaves County Commission meetings in Roswell. Wollard defended higher jail care costs and noted periods with no acting physician while Allred rebutted claims about care standards and jail records.
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Dallas C. Allred
Lee Wollard
Chaves
Roswell
Wollard
Allred
Commission
Earl A. Latimer
Storms Hit Central U S With Injuries and Damage
The Associated Press reports storms raked central regions while milder weather prevailed elsewhere. Tornadoes, rain, hail and strong winds struck south central Kansas, West Texas, western Oklahoma and the Nebraska Panhandle with injuries, including a serious trauma from a trailer court tornado near West Wichita. Roads flooded in the Spearman Grover area after seven inches of rain, while twisters caused minor damage in Texas, Oklahoma and Nebraska.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Nebraska Panhandle
West Wichita
Kan
Acci
Dents
Lubbock
Ackerly
Andrews
Spearman-Grover
Panhandle
Spearman
Nebraska
Memorial to late JFK dedicated at Runnymeade
Queen Elizabeth II and Mrs. Kennedy dedicated Britain's memorial to John F. Kennedy on sacred English soil at Runnymeade. The acre was declared bequeathed in perpetuity to the American people in memory of the late president as Magna Carta’s ancient site witnessed the ceremony.
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Caroline Kennedy
Jacqueline Kennedy
London
John F. Kennedy
UPI
Runnymede
England
Elizabeth II
Britain
John Fitzgerald Kennedy
Not Guilty Plea Entered To Murder In District Court
Severito Sedillo entered a not guilty plea to a murder charge in District Court before Judge Caswell Neal. Sedillo is accused of stabbing Joe Carillo on March 31. Three Coswell men were sentenced by Judge Neal for burglaries, with sentences running concurrently.
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Severito Sedillo
Caswell Neal
Sedillo
Joe Carillo
Coswell
Neal
Florentino Samario
Charles Gonzales
Jerry Lee Parks
Ballojak Drive-in
Parks
KSWS
Viet Cong Trapped In Delta Clash Near Bac Lieu
Allied forces pressed an operation near Bac Lieu in the Mekong delta trapping five Viet Cong companies and causing heavy casualties. In Da Nang area, two U.S. Marine patrols were attacked with one Marine killed and several wounded. US planes hit targets in South Vietnam as thinned out enemy forces suffered losses.
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Saigon
South
Viet Nam
Bac Lieu
Mekong River
da Nang Air Base
Campbell States New Mexico Leads Oil and Gas Regulation
Gov. Jack Campbell told the New Mexico Landmen's Association that the state has set the pace in reasonable oil and gas regulation. He cited New Mexico statutes as a model copied by other producing states and described the law as a textbook in protecting corporate rights. The audience included high ranking executives from major oil firms.
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L. L. Farmer
Natural Gas Pipeline Co. of America
Amarillo
Campbell
Jim Posey
Mobil Oil Co
New Mexico
Jack Campbell
Roswell
Hobbs
Gov. Campbell
Interstate Oil Compact Commission
IOCC
Sai
McNamara Herbert to face press on Pentagon merger dispute
Washington AP reports a zero hour compromise signaling a joint news conference by Rep. F Edward Herbert and Defense Secretary Robert McNamara. They will meet on Saturday to discuss the Pentagon Reserve merger, with no subject disclosed.
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Washington
Pentagon
F. Edward Herbert
D-La
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Capitol Hill
Herbert
Family Feud at Mesilla Ends in Death
Victor D. Lopez Jr. was shot to death in front of the Billy The Kid bar in Mesilla. His half brother Alejandro Diaz Bertoldo faces a voluntary manslaughter charge with bond set at 10,000 after a one year family dispute over property with no will. Four rifle shots were fired. Bertoldo was arrested at a sister's home.
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Las Cruces
Victor D. Lopez Jr
Mesilla
Alejandro Diaz Bertoldo
Justice of the Peace Court
Lopez
Voting Rights Amendment Defeated in Senate
The Senate rejected by 53 to 14 an amendment allowing Southern states under the Negro voting rights bill to require literacy tests for voters. Sen. Sam J. Ervin of North Carolina said he offered the measure to aid constitutional government survival. The bill anyway sets voter registration in six states and parts of three others regardless of literacy tests.
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Washington
Senate
Sam J. Ervin
D-N.c
Alabama
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
South Carolina
North Carolina
Virginia
Red China sets off second atomic test
U S government confirms Red China detonated a second Hiroshima size nuclear device at Lop Noi western China around 9 p.m. EST Thursday. The test, reported by Peking radio, is estimated near 20 kilotons and follows their Oct. 16 first device. Senators Sparkman and Clark call for arms control and disarmament talks as U S reviews fallout and confirms military assurances to Asian allies.
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Washington
U.S
Red China
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
Lop Noi
China
Peking
McCloskey
John J. Sparkman
Dala
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Ralph Lapp
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Foreign Relations Committee
United States
Asia
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Jfk
Jack M. Campbell
New Mexico Landmen’s Assn
Country Club
John Wright
Southern Petroleum Exploration Co
Sisterville
W. Va
Oriskany
South Viet Nam
North
Maj
Philip Stevens
Mce Lean, Va
Ca de River
da Nang
Landmen’s
Bertoldo
Red
Atomic Energy Commission
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