Officials Map Out Plans For Transportation Survey
City county and state officials outlined the initial phase of a 151400 dollar general transportation survey to begin around May 26. The 18 month study covers traffic reports projection to 1990 within seven miles of Roswell center and will employ 20 local college students for counting cars and home interviews.
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Roswell
Paul W. Miller
Edwards and Kelcey
Newark
N.J
Walter Pontier
Miller
John Sudderth
State Highway Commission
Atom Spy Harry Gold Freed After 16 Years In Prison
Harry Gold, 55, one of the first Americans convicted in the atomic espionage ring, was released from Lewisburg Penitentiary after 16 years. He planned to work in a medical facility and pursue a quieter life with his family while under parole.
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Lee Linder
Lewisburg
Harry Gold
Gold
Philadelphia
Lewisburg Penitentiary
FBI
Ethel
Julius Rosenberg
Joseph
Federal Civil Service
Augustus B. Ballard
Klaus Fuchs
England
America
Atomic Research Center
New Mexico
Fuchs
Philadelphia General Hospital
Oudman
Ruby Death Penalty Appeal Spurs Sanity Hearing
Texas Court of Appeals orders a quick sanity hearing for Jack Ruby to clear the way for the main appeal of his death sentence. Ruby's lawyers argued Judge Brown had a financial stake due to a planned book, seeking disqualification.
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Austin
Tex
Texas Court of Appeals
Jack Ruby
Ruby
Texas High Court
Dist
Louis Holland
Montague
Joe B. Brown
Brown
Phil Burleson
Dallas
Burleson
Lee Harvey Oswald
Warren Commission
Kennedy
David Cargo Promises to Force Dems to Boost Living Standards
At the University of Albuquerque forum Republican candidate David Cargo said his campaign will make Democrats spend so much money they will raise the standard of living.
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Albuquerque
David Cargo
New Mexico
University of Albuquerque
Campainn
Oldest West Point Grad Honored on 100th Birthday
Brig. Gen. William Jefferson Glasgow, West Point 1891 graduate, turns 100 in El Paso. He recalls a long career from cavalry postings to the Mexican border campaign, with two surviving classmates in Washington, D.C. and a light schedule at home. Presidents and relatives are noted in a quiet birthday.
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EL Paso
Tex
U.S. Military Academy
William Jefferson Glasgow
Johnson
Glasgow
West Point
Lewis S. Sowley
John L. Hines
Washington, D.C
St. Louis
Tampa
Fla
Cuba
Philippines
U.S. Army
Mexico
Pancho Villa
Columbus
N.M
France
LBJ Urges Unity Amid Viet Nam Criticism
President Johnson asked Viet Nam critics to stop being nervous Nellies and stand united until South Vietnam can choose its government. He urged an end to back home quarrels while addressing a Chicago Democratic fund raiser. Secretary Rusk warned that South Vietnamese civil strife could jeopardize U S support in the war. Johnson emphasized American resolve to bring every soldier home safely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
South Viet Nam
Chicago
Dean Rusk
Rusk
United States
U.S
NMMI Declines Protest in District 4A Title Game
New Mexico Military Institute decided not to protest Portales 4 3 victory in the District 4A baseball championship after officials learned the disputed Portales player appeared on a late eligibility list. Maj. Wilson Knapp NMML athletic director confirmed protest withdrawn.
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New Mexico Military Institute
Portales
NMMI
NMML
Maj
Wilson Knapp
County Board Rejects School Funding for Reappraisal Plan
Chaves County Independent School Board refused to fund a property reappraisal program, saying House Bill 33 would require county and state funding. The State Tax Commission asked schools to participate financially, but the board would not join though they offered in-kind support. If the contract is signed before July, area schools could gain about $82,000 in new money while returning half of first-year funds to finance the reappraisal.
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Chaves County
State Tax Commission
Chaves County Commissioners
Tax Commission
Official Records Marriage Licenses and Divorces
Marriage licenses issued for Albert Aguirra Terrazas and Lucille Aldaz of Hondo. Willis M. Large and Mary Ann Duke of Roswell. James Hart Bell and Helena Elaine Aston of Dexter. Divorces pending listed: Conrad S. Bock vs Beatrice Irene Bock. Carolyn Sue Shanks vs Robert Franklin Shanks. Mary Kay Davis vs Thomas C. Davis. Orrick Gene Butler vs Nancy Ellen Butler. James L. Tucker vs Margaret Ann Tucker.
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Albert Aguirra Terrazas
Hondo
Lucille Aldaz
Willis M. Large
Roswell
Mary Ann Duke
James Hart Bell
Dexter
Helena Elaine Aston
Conrad S. Bock
Beatrice Irene Bock
Carolyn Sue Shanks
Robert Franklin Shanks
Mary Kay Davis
Thomas C. Davis
Orrick Gene Butler
Nancy Ellen Butler
James L. Tucker
Margaret Ann Tucker
Hospital Visiting Hours and New Admissions
Local hospitals list visiting hours for general and maternity wards. St Marys notes admitted May 17 includes multiple patients and dismissals, with births at May 17 for Charles E Mace and Monroe Burns. Memorial Osteopathic reports Dan Valdez and David Munoz.
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Earl W. Collins
Robert Booth
James Keith
William Porter
Annie Laurie Snorf
Brenda Engel
Alice Ortega
Clifford Rhodes
Mary Helen Sanchez
Henry L. Ervin
Charles E. Mace
Wyoming Drive
Monroe Burns
Dunlap
Enm Medical Center
Samuel Golightly
N. Cahoon
Moody Warmack
Missouri
Willie Wheeler
William Hoffman
Sally Jones
Jessie Pack
Memorial Osteopathic
Dan Valdez
E. Hendricks
David Munoz
Smith Funeral Set Thursday
Funeral services for Sherman Hill Smith age 57 of 2309 N Cole will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at Turner Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Alvin C Lay and soloist C Elvin Walter and accompanist Mrs Geri Barbee. Burial is in Memory Lawn Cemetery with pallbearers Ira Meredith Willie Chavez Jr Eddie Aguilar Bowen Duncan Ben Artiago and Richard Vigil and honorary pallbearers Elfin Garcia and Jeff Griggs.
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Sherman Hill Smith
N. Cole
Turner Funeral Home
Alvin C. Lay
Tabernacle Baptist Church
C. Elvin Walter
Geri Barbee
Memory Lawn Cemetery
Ira Meredith
Willie Chavez Jr
Eddie Aguilar
Bowen Duncan
Ben Artiago
Richard Vigil
Elfin Garcia
Jeff Griggs
Shapp and Shafer Lead Pennsylvania Governor Nomination
Democratic Milton Shapp and Republican Raymond Shafer won the Pennsylvania governor nominations in Tuesday’s primary. The GOP also nominated Walter E. Allessandroni for lieutenant governor, winning easily.
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Philadelphia
Milton Shapp
Raymond P. Shafer
Pennsylvania
Walter E. Allessandroni
GOP
Car fires cause wiring damage in multiple Berthold incidents
Fires Tuesday in three locations report wiring damage under hoods in two cars. Sophia Ortez and Thomas Perry own vehicles diagnosed with short wiring and carburetor back firing as a factor. A. E. Denney's residence suffered minor exterior damage with undetermined cause.
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N. Main
Thomas Perry
W. Seventeenth
S. Mulberry
A. E. Denney
Markets Gain In Broad 1966 Rally On Heavy Volume
New York trading closed with one of the era’s large advances as the Dow rose about 9 points to 873.27 at 2 p.m. with blue chips and glamour issues higher. Xerox Polaroid Texas Instruments Zenith Admiral Eastern Air Lines and others surged while a 100000 share AT&T block traded at 55 and recovered.
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New York
Dow Jones
Xerox
Polaroid
Texas Instruments
Zenith
Admiral
Eastern Air Lines
du Pont
Eastman Kodak
IBM
American Telephone
At&t
Fairchild Camera
KLM Airlines
Braniff
Northwest Airlines
General Motors
Jersey Standard
Chrysler
Ford
New York Central and Pennsylvania Railroad
Explosion Near Pearson Office Shakes Ottawa Parliament
An explosion in a washroom near Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson’s office in Parliament Buildings killed one man and caused the House of Commons to recess. A member of the House Dr. Hugh Horner suggested the victim may have carried the device. An officer could not confirm if it was a bomb.
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Ottawa
Lester B. Pearson
Paul Martin
House of Commons
the Commons
House
Hugh Horner
Accident at Mississippi and W Second St Cites Driver
At 3 10 p m Terry D Hoopes 21 of Roswell collided with a parked car owned by Billy Horner 2009 N Mississippi Hoopes was cited for improper backing
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Mississippi
W. Second St
Terry D. Hoopes
Roswell
Billy Horner
N. Mississippi
Hoopes
Egg Market Chicago Prices Mixed For Mediums
Eggs markets in Chicago show mediums weak while balance holds steady. Wholesale buying prices unchanged to 2 1/2 cents lower with grade A whites around 32 2, mixed 32 1/2, mediums 26 1/2, standards 30, dirties not quoted.
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Chicago
Denver Livestock Report Cattle Prices Mixed
Denver livestock totals show cattle 800 head and calves 25, with slaughter steers steady but limited for test. Steers top at 25.75 to 26.00, heifers around 25.00. utility cows 18.00-19.50. Hogs 500 head steady, 200-240 lb barrows and gilts 24.25-24.75, sows 350-400 lb 18.00-50.
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Denver Livestock
Denver
USDA
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Transportation Survey
Peggy Utterback
Col. E. L. Lusk
Alan Norwood
H. S. Wiley
State Highway Department
Bureau of Public Roads Planning
H. M. Stewart
Eugene Muhich
Lus
Wiley
Pontier
Norwood
Stewart
Muhich
A. W. Shaw
Atom
Alan A. Norwood
West Point Grad
LBJ
The
Official
ST. Mary’s
Albert Turner
S. Ohio
George Blevins
S. Union
Lloyd Otero
E. Mathews
Rue Chrisman
Crescent Drive
Ross Howard
Larry Maciejewski
Plains Park Drive
Felipe Olivas
Hagerman
Abie Rivera
J. D. Ellis
E. Frazier
Kenneth Crawford
S. Adams
Joe A. Oliveras
Hondo Lodge No. 74
Af&am
Stag
Harold Ohmert, W.M
Underwood
Studio 44
N. Richardson
Dale Carnegie
Alec
Nat’l. Bank
BONAR
Prese
R. B
Buddy
Carlisle, N.E
Albuquerque, N. Mex
Magnavox
Motorola
American Stock Exchange
L. Pearson
STOC
Amerada
N_ Gassi' Am Aurtin
Tel Tel
Reyn
Sika Ariz
Fev
Atchison Ty Safeway
Ad Richfid
Diego Gas
Bobby Bks
Sears Roeb
Shel Oil
Sinclair
Cent
Skelly Oil
Smith KF
el & Mus Swest
Sperry
Gillette
Swift
Goodyear
Tenneto
Gulf Oil
Texaco
Hallibur
Transwa PL
Int
BusMch
UN Ott Cai
Marath Oil
US Steel
Mont Ward
Wn Bancorp
Mt Sta T&t
Westg el
E. c Hutton & Co
Curtis Mathes
Paul Zink
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