Roswell News Briefs Highlight Regional Education and Hospital News
Roswell stories cover the New Mexico Hospital Association interim meeting in Ruidoso with 50 hospitals, ENMU scholarships for Leslie Hammer, golf championship entries for Robert Scaling, ENMU journalism awards dinner led by William Payette, six NMSU engineering students awarded ASTM memberships, and Lucinda Loveless to receive a SMU business degree.
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Roswell
Ruidoso
New Mexico Hospital Assn
Villa Inn
Mary Joachin
St. Vincent Hospital
Santa Fe
James R. Neely
Bureau of Allied Association
American Hospital Assn
Ruth I. Jorgensen
Association of Western Hospitals
Donald J. Hinnen
Arizona Hospital Assn
H. Mikkel Kelly
New Mexico
Bataan Memorial Hospital
Albuquerque
ENMU
William C. Payette
Dallas
United Press International
American Society of Testing Materials
New Mexico State University
Lee Blanton
Gene Hammons
Fort Sumner
Conrad Keyes
NMSU
American Society
House panel advances draft bill to 19 year olds
Washington action outlines a four year extension of the draft with continued student deferments for undergraduates and graduate student deferments to be kept in place. The committee sent the measure to the full House for next week’s vote.
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Washington
House Armed Services Committee
TSU Campus Riot Brings Calmer Day After Fatal Shootings
Houston AP report says Tex as Southern University used a get tough policy after a riot left policeman Lewis R. Kuba dead and four others wounded. About 488 students were arrested. five charged with rioting with $10,000 bonds. police say 3,000 shots fired. 16 students treated for minor injuries.
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Houston
Tex
Texas Southern University
Texas
Lewis R. Kuba
Kuba
Louie Welch
Costly trips cost four LSD users eye damage sun gaze
Four college students admitted using LSD have permanent eye damage from staring at the sun, causing macular burns and complete loss of reading vision. The Sun gaze led to eye injuries treated at UCSB and Santa Barbara City College, with no pain reported during exposure.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Opthalmological Society
University of California At
Santa Barbara City College
Wind Fades As Mescalero Fire Presses Inland
The Mescalero Apache Reservation faces a third major forest fire in under a month. Firefighters from the Bureau of Indian Affairs Mescalero crews and Job Corps labor fight 300 strong aided by chemical dropping aircraft. The blaze aims to halt its forward push near Dugan's sawmill while dry timber and slash feed intense heat.
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Roswell Mescalero Reservation
Lincoln County
Don Riggenbach
Mescalero
New Mexico
Mescalero Apache Indian Reservation
Glen Ehrlich
Morgan Canyon
Ehrlich
Dugan
NM 24
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Eight Canyon
Ruidoso
Cloudcroft
Plethora of Bains To Wed In Richmond Society Scene
Thomas Bain and Joyce Ann Bain plan a Saturday wedding in Richmond AP reports a complicated Bain family affair with multipleBains in the wedding party including the officiant organist best man maid of honor two bridesmaids and a flower girl. Two Bain families from southside Virginia attend though no connecting relation is found.
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Richmond
Thomas Bain
Joyce Ann Bain
Bain
Milwaukee Draft Protesters Arrested at Induction Center
Eleven protesters from the Wisconsin Draft Resistance Union were arrested outside the Milwaukee Armed Forces Induction Center as about 70 demonstrators, including three inductees, lined up with 82 new draftees. Police supervision involved 14 officers initially and 21 more as the march proceeded.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Israel tightens stance as Egyptian troops move toward Sinai
Israeli army says it has taken suitable steps to counter Egyptian troop movements into the Sinai Peninsula amid UN talks with Israel Egypt and the United States. Cairo radio reports Egypt asks UN Emergency Force to leave, while regional powers watch for further actions.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Sinai Desert
Cairo
Egypt
U.N
United Nations
New York
U Thant
United States
Gaza Strip
Mediterranean
Gulf of Aqaba
Sinai Peninsula
Israel Army
Syria
United Arab Republic
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Yemen
Lebanon
Jordan
Santa Fe Seeks Discontinuance Of Two Trains
The Santa Fe Railway plans to discontinue passenger trains 25 and 26 between Clovis and Carlsbad effective July 1 after continued declines in Pecos Valley ridership. Despite schedule improvements, advertising, and a Caverns travel campaign, out of pocket losses rose to 166 814 dollars in 1966 67, with attendance down 8.5 percent. The railroad will honor bus tickets on routes between Clovis and Carlsbad and may run special trains if business leaders request.
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The
Santa Fe Railway
State Corporation Commission of
New Mexico
Clovis
Carlsbad
F. N. Stuppi
Amarillo
Pecos Valley
Stuppi
Roswell
State Corporation Commission
Santa Fe
Road
Carlsbad Caverns
Caverns
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AL Stubbs
Leslie Hammer
Eastern New Mexico University
Roswell High
Edwin 0. Hammer
Adams Dr
Robert Scaling
Eastern
Pueblo
Colo
Lucinda Loveless
Southern Methodist University
Associated Press
Senate
Joseph Lippman
U.S
Vietnam
Richard M. Nixon
Michigan
George Rommey
Louis Harris
Nixon
Johnson
ST. Louis
Amigos
Midwest
Chicago
Saigon
Lisbon
Portugal
Bank of Portuga
Figuerada
Moscow
Adm
N. Smirnov
Walker
Sea of Japan
New York City
New Mexico Public Service Commission
Pecos
Gallup
TSU
Galen Shotts
Kermit Shotts
Galen
Valley Chevrolet
New Forest
East
George Hakim
Iraq
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