Governor attends poll results at Bottomless Lakes
Gov David Cargo in town for Governor's Day at Bottomless Lakes State Park reviews a poll showing Andy Carter leading in Chaves county by about seven points. Roswell sets a new high temperature record near 97 to 98 degrees with possible 100s predicted. A Sunday protest at the Roswell Police Department ends with State Police riot control assist. Honors Convocation at Eastern names several Roswell students and Artesia athletes among award recipients. A letter to the editor signed Connie is pending publication.
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David Cargo
Bottomless Lakes State Park
Max Coil
Cargo
Andy Carter
Chaves County
Eastern
Roswell
Jans Whited
Phio
Richard Darnell
PRD
Lupe Balencia
Artesia
Ross Chesser
Robert Scaling
Acuvty
Lou Hampton
ENMU
Supreme Court upholds denial of unemployment benefits
The State Supreme Court upheld a Grant County District Court ruling denying unemployment compensation to 79 Kennecott Copper Corp. employees who struck in 1967. The decision reversed a prior ruling by the State Employment Security Commission granting benefits.
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Slowdown Seen In Cambodian Allied Drive As Monsoon Arrives
The three week campaign into Cambodia slows due to weather impeding operations, stronger North Vietnamese resistance, and political-military priorities. Col Carter W. Clarke notes six hour daily operation windows amid fog and rain while analysts say border sanctuaries may not be cleared by June 30, despite initial gains in the Fishhook area and hillside jungles.
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Saigon
Carter W. Clarke
South Vietnam
U.S. 1St Air Cavalry Division
Nixon
Salary hike due drivers approve wage accord nationwide
The Teamsters and Labor Department announced truck drivers approved a national contract boosting pay by 1.16 per hour over 38 months for about 425 000 workers. Local Chicago wages and mileage pay increases were noted, with retroactive timing and improved pensions and benefits.
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Teamsters Lision
Labor Department
T Ruck
Chicago
Fitzsimmons
Trucking Employers Inc
Teamsters
Young Deming Man Is Held In Murder
Curtis Franklin Flowers, 22, a Deming, New Mexico native, was arrested in Williston North Dakota for murder and evading a motel bill after the body of 64 year old John Jacobs Holm was found near Deming. Authorities say Nadine Quinn is wanted as an accessory to the crime.
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Deming
N.M
Curtis Franklin Flowers
Fargo
Luna County
du Perron
Williamsburg
Mich
Traverse City
FBI
Nadine Quinn
Roswellite and Arizona Pair Hurt in U S 70 Crash
A Roswell woman and a Tucson couple were injured in a head on collision two miles east of Ruidoso Downs on U S 70 Sunday afternoon. Wanda R Kouba 40 of Roswell sustained satisfactory condition while Irving 71 and Ester 67 Fischer of Tucson were in serious condition at Ruidoso Hondo Valley General Hospital.
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Ruidoso
Roswell
Arizona
U.S. 70
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Wanda R. Wilson Kouba
Route 1
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Tucson
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Kouba
Burns signals possible incomes policy at Hot Springs meet
Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur Burns told the 17th annual monetary conference that a temporary incomes policy could be used to supplement fiscal and monetary measures during cost push inflation. He warned against long term wage and price controls but said they might help during a transition and emphasized fiscal policy and money supply coordination. Burns noted signs of moderation in price behavior after years of overheating.
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Hot Springs, Va
Federal Reserve System
Arthur F. Burns
American Bankers Association
Burns
Candidates Agree State Must Have Development
Six gubernatorial candidates spoke at the New Mexico Pharmaceutical Association meeting on economic development and education costs. Dialog covered diversifying from oil and federal dependency, with plans for 7 500 to 10 000 new year around jobs and stronger university boards, plus local cooperatives and road and land title programs to spur growth.
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Don Riggenbach
New Mexico
New Mexico Pharmaceutical Assa
Toda Democrat
Jack Daniels
Bruce King
Ed Balcomb
Pete Domenici
Ed Hartman
Steve Helbing
Pharmacy Association
Domenici
Hartman
Daniels
Police disperse crowd protesting two arrests at Roswell station
A 30 to 50 person crowd gathered near Roswell police early Sunday protesting two men held on disorderly conduct charges. Police said bond was required for release and officers warned of posting. The group dispersed after about 30 minutes with no further incidents.
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Conduct Hall
Hondo
Broadmoor
Roswell Man Charged After Gunshot Wounding
Howard Earl Allen 42 of 618 S Atkinson Ave is jailed on aggravated battery and aggravated assault charges after admitting to shooting Edward T. Chapman 505 E Seventh St. Chapman was treated at St Marys Hospital for a gunshot wound to the left front torso. Bond set at 4000 by Magistrate Kent Shannon.
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Howard Earl Allen
S. Atkinson Ave
Edward T. Chapman
E. Seventh St
Chapman
St. Mary's Hospital
Allen
Kent Shannon
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