James Roosevelt Stabbed in Geneva Quarrel
James Roosevelt oldest son of Franklin D. Roosevelt was stabbed in a family quarrel at his villa in Vesenaz Geneva. Police reported the wound serious but Roosevelt's associates said he was recovering and due for discharge soon. No charges were filed as the medical case proceeds toward a prosecutor's decision.
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Geneva
James Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Surete
Criminal Police
Roosevelt
Dr. T
Tritabov
Vesenaz
Gladys
Taco Dinner Sponsored by Esperanza Club
The Esperanza Club for Retarded Children funds a taco dinner at 1.25 dollars per plate from 11:00 am to 8:00 pm Saturday at the Neighborhood Center 300 E Albuquerque St. Proceeds benefit the Jaycee Children's Bus Fund.
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Esperanza (Hope) Club
E. Albuquerque St
Jaycee Children’s Bus Fund
Rockefeller visit to Nicaragua sparks protests and protection
In Nicaragua the Rockefeller mission to study regional issues prompts tighter security as university students plan demonstrations in Honduras and police clash with crowds. Officials warn of protests during the New York governor's fact finding trip while U S Secret Service and local officers boost presence.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Honduras
Rockefeller
Nixon
U.S
Secret Service
Guatemala
Rockefeller Mission
Social Christian Party
Tegucigalpa
Rockefeller Party
Hospital admissions and discharges record for May 15
The HOSPITALS ENM MEDICAL CENTER notes admit Grover Cleve Brown Corona Peggy M Hale 1413 S Kentucky Glenn N Venrick Route 1 Clara E Hay Clovis Jean L Nesmith 1501 W Joplin Amanda Branch 9903 E McGaffey Dismissals include Eddie Moore Donna L Hartline Crystal CartwrightJuanita A Estes Pearl Crow J C Smith Mrs Jon Corn and son Mary CC Glasscock Charlotte Robinson Births May 15 to Mr and Mrs James Nesmith 1501 W Joplin a girl. Names listed for births include Mrs Frank Cych 50 LaFonda Mrs Armando Candelaria 1714 S Virginia Joe Sanchez Dexter Albert Preuss 1004 W Mathews Brian Hecht Route 2 Mrs Maude Troublefield Mrs Letha Payne Aresteo Najar Alice Schoolcraft Mrs Walter DeGraw Charles Willis Mrs Eloisa Carrasco. ST MARYS Tommy Rodriguez Dexter Darrell Ray Price Artesia Mrs Richard Skinner 218 E Hervey Mrs Lawrence E Fairbank 1414 S Union Jacob Cannon 213 E Summit Silver Kennedy 104 N Missouri Carol Staeden Eddie Mullins Randy Waldrip Mrs Fred Goodman Kenneth Parr.
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Corona
Peggy M. Hale
S. Kentucky
Glenn N. Venrick
Route 1
Clara E. Hay
Clovis
Jean L. Nesmith
W. Joplin
Amanda Branch
E McGaffey
Eddie Moore
Donna L Hartline
Crystal Cartwright
Juanita A. Estes
Pearl Crow
J.C. Smith
Jon Corn
Mary CC. Glasscock
Charlotte Robinson
James Nesmith
Frank Cych
LaFonda
Armando Candelaria
S. Virginia
Joe Sanchez
Dexter
Albert Preuss
W. Mathews
Brian Hecht
Maude Troublefield
Letha Payne
Aresteo Najar
Alice Schoolcraft
Walter DeGraw
Charles Willis
Eloisa Carrasco
ST. Mary's
Tommy Rodriguez
Dexter Darrell Ray Price
Artesia
Richard Skinner
E Hervey
Lawrence E. Fairbank
S. Union
Jacob Cannon
E. Summit
Silver Kennedy
N. Missouri
Carol Staeden
Eddie Mullins
Randy Waldrip
Fred Goodman
Kenneth Parr
Venus 5 capsule reports Venus atmosphere data and surface marker
Soviet Venus 5 reached Venus and sent a 35 minute data capsule report on temperature pressure and chemistry during descent. The capsule carried Lenin and USSR insignia to the surface before parachute deployment. Venus 6 is planned to reach Venus soon as observers track signals and assess final landing.
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Moscow
Venus 5
Sea of Venus
Tass
Saing
Venus
Lenin
U.S.S.R
Earth
Moon
Jodrell Bank
Radio Observatory
England
Bernard Lovell
Lovell
Russia
Montoya to hold constituent interviews in Roswell
Rick Montoya field representative for Rep. Ed Foreman will be in Roswell Tuesday for constituent interviews. Call 623-5140 to request interviews from 1 30 to 5 p m in room 112 of the Federal Building.
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Rick Montoya
Washington
Ed Foreman
R-N.m
Roswell
Federal Building
Democrats Split on Nixon Vietnam Peace Proposals
Senate doves led by Edward Kennedy voice cautious critique, asking for major troop reductions and internal reforms. Senators Church Gore Tydings Eagleton Nelson and others praise or push for stronger steps while Republicans, led by Dirksen, see room for negotiation and progress.
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Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Nixon
Vietnam
Senate
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
U.S
South Vietnam
Frank Church
Idaho
Church
Lyndon B. Johnson
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Foreign Relations
Gore
Joseph D. Tydings
Maryland Democrat
Thomas F. Eagleton
Dmo
Gaylord Nelson
Dwis
Everett M. Dirksen
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