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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1967
Page
7
Dr Theodore R Van Dellen explains how the liver ducts replace gallbladder function after removal and that stones rarely form post operation. He notes pre op diet restrictions and lists foods that may cause gas or discomfort while offering post op guidance.
Marine Private First Class Epafinie L Bustamante son of Mr and Mrs Lino L Bustamante Artesia graduated from a four week course in operating and maintaining the amphibious tractor vehicle at Camp Pendleton Marine Corps Base The Tracked Vehicle Course covered driving weapon and communications systems and routine preventive maintenance
Renton High School students proposed a gold card club for seniors who pay taxes to support schools but no longer attend. The school board agreed. Now all district women age 62 and men age 65 will receive free admission to high school events including athletic contests plays and concerts.
A fragmented puzzle lists clues ranging from a poisonous tree to a ship shaped clock and a toward direction. Readers decode words matching definitions in a backward cross reference of 1 to 47 across varied senses.
In Las Vegas New Mexico residents collected over 2500 pounds of toys clothing and goods for civilians in Da Nang Vietnam. The relief was trucked Wednesday to Kirtland Air Force Base en route to Pvt. Louie Martinez. Albuquerque was noted as the start of the trip toward Vietnam.
Official records list marriage licenses for William I. Schmidt and Frances L. Schmidt of Roswell. Arnulfo Munoz and Leonardo Munoz of Roswell. Patrick Jay Lackey and Monica R. Kolody of Roswell also. Claude Traweek of Alamogordo and Juanita Pleasant of Colton California. Reville Goss of Clarksville Indiana and Rebecca Thacker of Louisville Kentucky.
Yarbrough is elected president of the Eastern New Mexico University Junior Class for the coming year. He is a Portales High School graduate and son of George Yarbrough. His father leads the New Mexico Education Association and served as principal on leave. His mother teaches in Portales county schools.
Artesia resident Everett Lapsley buys Clyde Guy Malco Distributorship at First and Quay. He forms Lapsley Oil Co as wholesale distributor of Malco Petroleum products. Lapsley, 39, lives with wife Bobby and children Wayne and Reba, serves on Artesia city council.
A city official urged an October vote on funding to keep pace with rising demands for park and recreation services. The measure aims to support facilities, programs, and maintenance through additional revenue.
Nagging backache and aches from stress may disrupt sleep. Doan’s Pills provide non habit forming pain relief, promoted as a standard remedy used for over 70 years. Try the large size for convenience and welcome relief.
Lester G. Hays Jr., USN, son of Mr. and Mrs. Lester G. Hays Sr. of Roswell, New Mexico, serves as Aviation Structural Mechanic Second Class with Fleet Tactical Support Squadron 30 at the U.S. Naval Air Station Alameda. The unit provides aerial logistics to Western bases and transports personnel and materiel to West Coast aircraft carriers using C-131 Samaritans.
Washington AP New Mexico congressional delegation announced NSF approval of undergraduate instructional scientific equipment grants totaling 86000. University of New Mexico receives 50000 for mathematics 10000 for engineering 87700 for earth sciences and 4100 for engineering. New Mexico State University gets 5500 for engineering and 4200 for social sciences. New Mexico Tech receives 3600 for mathematics.
A covert operation moves support and cargo using CIA Trader and CIA Greyhound aircraft to and from ships at sea, coordinating airlift assets for maritime missions.
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