Marietta College Students Enter Sixth Hunger Strike Day
About 100 Marietta College students in Ohio entered the sixth day of a hunger strike to protest the expulsion of the student body president. At City College of New York about 400 students disrupted classes and demanded police removal and campus closure.
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Associated Press
Marietta College
Ohio
City College of New York
Marietta
Earl Maiman
City College
Joseph J. Copeland
Board of Higher Education
Brooklyn College
Ithaca
N.Y
Cornell University
Edmund S. Muskie
Dmaine
Four youths Charged in Roswell Marijuana Arrest
Roswell police arrested four local youths at 400 E Fifth Street in connection with marijuana possession. Two of the suspects, Michael Pratt 19 and Eugene Lott 19, were charged in magistrate court with illegal possession of marijuana and LSD. Pratt bond set at 2000 dollars and Lott bond at 1500 dollars. both advised of rights and appointed attorneys. The four youths remain in custody pending further investigation.
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Roswell
Fifth Street
Michael Pratt
E. Fifth
Eugene Lott
E. Frazier
Pratt
Lott
Man Injured In Collision At Main And First Streets
Henry H. Shier 67 of 2204 S Baylor was injured when his car collided with a northbound vehicle driven by Joe B. Aguilar 39 of Route 1 Box 994 Roswell at the Main and First Streets intersection. No medical aid was given. Shier attempted a turn from Main onto First when the crash occurred.
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Henry H. Shier
S. Baylor
Joe B. Aguilar
Box
Roswell
Main
First Streets
Aguilar
Shier
First Street
Blaze West of Summit and Hemlock Destroys Barn and Hay
Fire reported 3:18 p.m. burns weeds. barn and eight tons of hay lost. Owner James Coll noted. At 4:26 p.m. in 1100 block East Plum, old tree stumps burn with no damage. 7:55 p.m. on 1621 N Washington a car fire destroys one bucket seat from an electrical short. owner David Anderson of Clovis reported.
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Summit
Hemlock
James Coll
Plum
Washington
David Anderson
Clovis
Accident at 3 06 p.m. involves Fitts and Bell
At 3 06 p.m. Kenneth Fitts, 30, of 203 North Michigan and Linda Lee Bell, 21, of 212 East Ballard were in a two vehicle collision. No traffic citations were issued.
La Mesa Head Seeks Ruidoso Downs Stock
Eric Culver head of La Mesa Park in Raton confirms negotiations to buy majority stock in Ruidoso Downs Racing Association. deal could reach about four million against Hensley holdings. official comment pending. track histories show large past handles. Ruidoso opens May 24 1969 and La Mesa opens Saturday.
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Salazar
Rui
the Tribune
State Racing Commission
R. M
Bobby” Lee
Tribune
Ruidoso
The
Treasury
Hensleys
Billie Jo
Gene. Culver
New Mexico
la Mesa
Woody Erwin
la Mesa Park
Ruidoso Downs
Raton
Mrs. Bess McFall Dies in Roswell Rites Pending
Funeral services are pending for 81 year old Mrs. Bess McFall of 412 E Seventh St Roswell who died Wednesday at the Medical Center. She taught in Van Zant County Texas and Portales before moving to Roswell in 1943 and was a member of Emmanuel Baptist Church. Survivors include a daughter Nona Grace Smith of Baltimore a brother William Houk and a sister Myrtle Harris. Ballard Funeral Home handling arrangements.
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Bess McFall
E. Seventh St
McFall
van Zant County
Tex
Portales
Roswell
Immanuel Baptist Church of
Nona Grace Smith
Baltimore
William Houk
Myrtle Harris
Clovis
Ballard Funeral Home
Elena L Sifuentes
South Main Street
Sifuentes
N. Maple
Pinos Altos
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Elena L. Baptista
Blas Sifuentes
Dodson Elected President of Goddard High Student Council
Michael Dodson was elected Goddard High School student council president for next year. He defeated Scott Loring and Tom Tigert. Debbie Read won the vice presidency, Patti Nelms the secretary post, and Russell Nelms won treasurer.
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Mike Dodson
Goddard High School
Scott Loring
Tom Tigert
Debbie Read
Patti Nelms
Russell Nelms
E. C. French Dies Former Roswell Resident
Edward C. French 48 died after a short illness in San Francisco. A Roswell native and Roswell High School graduate, he earned a USC BA and Harvard master’s, served as Coldwell Banker director and VP. Survived by wife Janice two sons two sisters and a Roswell connection. Donations to the American Cancer Society requested in lieu of flowers.
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San Rafael
Calif
Roswell
Edward C. French
San Francisco
Mr. French
Roswell High School
University of Southern California
Harvard
Coldwell Banker Co
British teacher runs through Santa Rosa toward New York
Bruce Tulloh 33, a British biology teacher, passed Santa Rosa while continuing a cross country run from Los Angeles to New York to set a 66 day record. He slipped a day behind due to Arizona weather and a sore leg, then sped up to a run through town around 11:30 a.m.
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Santa Rosa
Bruce Tulloh
New York
Tulloh
Los Angeles
Arizona
New Mexico
United Presbyterian Rostrum Offered to Black Militant and Mexican Advocates
The United Presbyterian Church in the U S A invites James Forman to address its San Antonio assembly as Black Economic Development Conference demands and Mexican-American and Black community groups push for church reparations and land transfers. Moderator George Sweazey to oversee Forman’s appearance in the HemisFair hall during the 181st general assembly.
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Bolton Associated Press
San Antonio, Tex
United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
General Assembly
Brown
James Forman
National Black Economic Development Conference
New York
Forman
Manhattan
National Mission Board
Presbyterian
San Antonio
181St General Assembly
New Mexico
Convention Hall
HemisFair
St. Louis
George E. Sweazey
Webster Groves Presbyterian Church
United Presbyterians
Elimination of Freight Rate Zones Is Rejected
The Interstate Commerce Commission rejected New Mexico's bid to remove three railroad inter state freight rate zones. The SCC sought statewide lowest rates by shifting the boundary to the Arizona line, but the ICC found no substantial proof that western New Mexico faces unjust harm. Railroads opposed the SCC action. the SCC may file exceptions within 30 days after the order.
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Santa FE
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Mexico
State Corporation Commission
Arizona
ICC
State Commission
SCC
Colorado
Wyoming
Mountain Pacific Territory
New Mexico Supreme Court
Commission
Columbus Ferguson
Ulysses St. Germain
Howard Geis
Salvation Army Opens New Outlet Store Here
The Salvation Army debuts a new outlet store at 220 W Second with a 10 am Friday ribbon cutting by Mayor Bill Brainerd in observance of Salvation Army Week. Brigadier William E Graham notes funds aid the agency through donated goods, plus counseling lodging meals and clothing for families and transients. Other local facilities include a chapel at 1707 W Juniper St and a welfare center at 498 St Main St.
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Salvation Army
Bill Brainerd
William E. Graham
The
W. Juniper St
St. Main St
County Seeks Formal Hearing Over Farm Tax Dispute
Chaves County asks the State Tax Commission for a formal hearing on its farmland assessment revision denial. County assessor David Kuykendall says no response has been received and earlier informal talks lacked due process. A 13 percent cut was based on reduced farm productivity. new commissioner Haskell Smith reversed the change, risking refiguring 1969 assessments.
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Chaves
State Tax Commission
David Kuykendall
Tax Commission
Kuykendall
Haskell Smith
Piece of Blade Hits Man's Leg
Lawrence Coddington at 3104 S Lea suffered a leg injury at 4 pm Wednesday when a grass edger blade broke on concrete and struck his leg. He was taken to St Mary's Hospital for surgery and reported in satisfactory condition.
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Lawrence Coddington
S. Lea
Coddington
St Mary's Hospital
Two Uninjured In Car Accident Near Clovis
William V. Mulvihill and Tim W. Lynch, both 18, escaped injury when Mulvihill’s station wagon left the old Clovis highway, rolled over once, and ended 44 miles northeast of the U S 70 N M 48 junction at 1 50 a m today.
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William V. Mulvihill
E. Lewis
Tim W. Lynch
Wil S. Pine
Mulvihill
U.S. 70
N.M
Clovis Highway
Markets Slip After Two Day Gain Amid Vietnam Talks
The stock market eased after two sessions of gains as investors priced in disappointment over Vietnam peace prospects and took profits. The Dow fell to 965.16 as traders cited Nixon's speech lack of surprises and Viet Cong withdrawal proposal as dampening factors.
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Vietnam
Nixon
Dow Jones
Dow
Students Protest Rockefeller Visit in Honduras Turn to Violence
Anti-U S students holed up at the University of Honduras after a fellow student was killed during a rally against New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller's Latin American tour. Police used clubs and dispersal tactics as Rockefeller met with Honduran President Lopez Arellano and critics condemned U S exploitation.
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Tegucigalpa
Honduras
University of Honduras
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
United States
Nixon
Oswaldo Lopez Arellano
Carlos V. Zuniga
Mexico
Guatemala
el Salvador
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Panama
Cuba
Pickup Truck Fatally Injures or Injures Baby in New Mexico Incident
Rochelle Rolen, 17 months, was injured when her father backed a pickup from Halfway House Ranch Yeso at 2:30 p.m. The child suffered a possible fractured pelvis and possible internal injuries and was taken to St. Mary's Hospital for treatment.
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Rochelle Rolen
Halfway House
Yeso
Lewis Wayne Rolen
St. Mary's Hospital
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