Park Dedication Set by Gov Cargo for Alamogordo Lake State Park
Gov. David Cargo will dedicate Alamogordo Lake State Park Sunday June 4 with a barbecue luncheon hosted by the Chamber of Commerce. The park 16 miles from Ft. Sumner off the Santa Rosa highway features 25 picnic tables water system shelters group shelters and new facilities for fishing and boating. The public is invited.
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David Cargo
Alamogordo Lake State Park
Chamber of Commerce
Ft. Sumner
Santa Rosa Highway
Roosevelt Faces Runoff for Miami Beach Mayor
Mayor Elliott Roosevelt launches a runoff bid for re election against Jay Dermer a 37 year old lawyer who calls Roosevelt a wild man.
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Associated Press
Miami Beach
Fla
Elliott Roosevelt
Jay Dermer
Roosevelt
Bear Gets Ride Tramway to Sandia Mountains
A 200 pound bear that wandered into Albuquerque's south valley spent two nights at the city zoo before a tramway ride to the Sandia foothills. The bear was tranquilized and roped, strapped into a box, and carried to about 8,500 feet where it was released into a canyon. Forest Service and Game Department personnel oversaw the operation.
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Albuquerque
Albuquerque South Valley
Albuquerque Zoo
Sandias
Forest Service and Game Department
Monkey Law Out After 42 Years in Tennessee
Tennessee lawmakers repeal the 42 year old evolution teaching ban in public schools. Gov. Ellington expected to sign the bill after a 20 to 13 Senate vote. A biology teacher who challenged the law plans to withdraw his federal suit.
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Tennessee
Buford Ellington
Senate
House
Gary Scott
John L. Scopes
Shreveport, la
Rioters Rampage through Kowloon Main Business District
Anti-British rioters attacked Kowloon’s Nathan Road with fire and vandalism as clashes with police raged. Mob activity spilled from Sanpo kung industrial area with crowds over 3,000 targeting stores banks and vehicles while police used tear gas and batons.
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London
Red
Nathan Road
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Shanghai
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Harold Wilson
Donald Hopson
New China News Agency
Storming of Texas Southern dorm ends riot on campus
White-helmeted police stormed a Texas Southern University men’s dormitory after snipers created a no man’s land on campus. Rookie officer Lewis Kuba, 25, was killed. another officer and a student were wounded as police moved in on the dormitory after hours of gunfire and fire bombs.
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Berrendo Square
Hibbard
North
Washington
Terry Anne Ransom
N. Lea Ave
Ransom
Miss Ransom
Houston, Tex
Texas Southern University
Lewis R. Kuba
Police Academy
Kuba
Louie Welch
Welch
Texas Southern
Jackson State College
Jackson
Miss
Blaylock
Douglas Wayne Waller
Waller
Roswell Accepts Merrill Bid for 3 Million Water Sewer Bonds
Roswell City Council accepted Merrill Lynch bid for 3 million in joint water and sewer refunding and improvement revenue bonds with a net interest rate of 4.33589 and net interest cost of 2,532,812 over 30 years amid debate on bond market conditions and future financing plans for revamping the water system and transmission lines.
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Merrill, Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Smith, Inc
Los Angeles
Calif
Roswell
Merrill
Bill Derby
Roy Tyner
Derby
Harold Hensley
Tyner
House Panel Backs College Deferments In Draft Bill
The House Armed Services Committee voted to keep college deferments in a four year Selective Service extension and to curb Johnson's power over a lottery draft. It also proposed a nongovernmental manpower advisory board to align deferments with National Security Council policy. The lottery option remains selectable by Congress veto.
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Washington
House
Armed Services Committee
Johnson
L. Mendel Rivers
D-S.c
Senate
Rivers
National Security Council
Congress
Clay's Attorneys Granted Right to Subpoena Data
Lawyers for Cassius Clay won the power to subpoena information from President Johnson and other officials in his draft evasion case. Judge Ingraham granted the motion and considered postponing the Houston trial from June 5 to August 1 to prepare. The appeal in Jacksonville sought delays on civil suits against the Selective Service while Clay seeks funds and alimony.
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Cassius Clay
Johnson
Clay
U. S. Dist
Joe Ingraham
Jacksonville
Fla
5Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service System
U. S
L. Mendell Rivers
D-S. C
House Armed Services Committee
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