Single Rocket Puts Eight of Our Satellites Aloft
The United States launched eight satellites or parts in March from Van denberg Air Force Base California and followed with a 7 for 1 shot on April 28. NASA listed the objects in its periodical satellite summary, noting altitudes from 90 to 590 miles and that some launches used separate satellite deployment techniques.
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Washington
United States
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
NASA
Goddard Space Flight Center
Greenbelt
U.S
Air Force
New York Times
Ing
Times
Wild Blue Minutemen Considered at Los Alamos
About 200 space writers and aviation reps toured Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory as the Aviation and Space Writers Association met. Maj. Gen. Winston P. Wilson outlined a plan to alert roughly 1,200 National Guard pilots for short notice active duty, while the Air Force announced a $1 billion upgrade replacing 800 Minuteman I missiles with Minuteman II models to extend range.
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Los Alamos
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
Aviation and Space Writers Association
Albuquerque
Winston P. Wilson
Air Force
Army
Wilson
Tactical Air Command
Berlin
Death Takes M. Carpenter
Maurice Leighton Carpenter 51 of Roswell died Tuesday at St. Marys Hospital after a sudden illness. He was a salesman for Stanley H Mathis 14 years and previously worked for the Roswell Daily Record. Funeral arrangements are with Ballard Funeral Home. He is survived by his widow two sons two daughters a brother and three sisters. He was a member of the First Methodist Church. Born July 7 1913 in Chadran Nebraska he attended the University of Wyoming and married Josephine Goodner in 1940 in Raton.
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Maurice Leighton Carpenter
Roswell
Ballard Funeral Home
Mr. Carpenter
St. Mary's Hospital
Stanley H. Mathis
S. Adams Ave
Chadran
Neb
Steven
Kate Tuuner Carpenter
Sheridan
Wyo
University of Wyoming
Carpenter
Josephine Goodner
Raton
Calif
R.J. Carpenter
San Bernardino
Father and Son Reunite After 42 Years Separation
In Los Angeles a hotel guest register coincidence led a cashier to summon merchant mariner Chris Christianson 28 who learned the guest was his father C. F. Christianson 56. The pair, long believed dead by many relatives, reunited after a 1942 divorce. They described being happy and stunned by the rare meeting and renewed connection.
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Los Angeles
Chris Nels Christianson
C. F. Christianson
Christianson
Brentley Dam feasibility eyed near Lake McMillan
The Bureau of Reclamation studies a Brentley Dam near Lake McMillan. CID and CID officials discuss 20 wells and pumpage costs while confirming no CID water rights. Amarillo office notes possible government land studies and no firm drilling plan yet.
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Bureau of Reclamation
The
Carlsbad Irrigation Company
Brentley Dam
Lake McMillan Reservoir
Carlsbad
Paul Frost
Central Valley Electric Co-Op
Artesia
Frost
Bureau
Brentley
F.R. Noe
Amarillo
Noe
CID
Johnson Plans Two Talks at Democratic Dinner and Baylor Commencement
President Johnson hopes to attend a New York City Democratic dinner Saturday night and, on May 28, address Baylor University commencement in Waco Texas. Arrangements for the New York trip and the Baylor address are tentative. Johnson may receive an honorary Doctor of Laws at Baylor. his great grandfather George Washington Baines was a Baylor president.
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Washington
Johnson
New York City
Baylor University
Waco
Tex
New York
President's Club
Democratic Party
Baylor
George Washington Baines
City Dog Ordinance Sparks Daily Arrests in Roswell
Roswell police chief L M Hall says officers arrest two to three people daily for dog ordinance violations. The drive, begun after Mayor Gail Harris ordered enforcement, notes pound crowding with dogs in trucks and aisles. Violators face up to 25 fine for letting dogs run loose and failing to pen or chain pets.
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Roswell
L.M. Hall
Hall
Gail Harris
Harris
Hospital Visiting Hours Announced for General and Maternity
Hospitals announce visiting times for general patients from 2 p.m. to 8 30 p.m. and maternity patients from 3 to 5 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 30 p.m. Families urged to observe schedules.
Births and Admittances Log at Walker AFB and Areas
A May 18 hospital and military base notices list births and admissions. Names include Mr. and Mrs. Ray Zamora with a son, Mrs. Matty Powell, Mrs. Zeta Encinias, and the Russell family at Walker AFB reporting a son or newborns.
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Norma Jean Grandfield
McDonald PL
Walker Afb
Jay and
Denna Briggs
Ohio
Robert E. Dunn
E. Second St
Alfred Rich
Ft. Stanton
James R. Harris
Lester Fluckey
N. Washington
Richard Carson
Pecan
Encarnacion Anaya
E. Bland
Ben A. Delson
Dacus
Parker
Walter Harrsch
Ray E. Zamora
E. Pear
Matty Powell
E. Tilden
Zeta Encinias
N. Delaware
Lena Anderson
John Richardson
Lovington
A.C
William F. Russell
FMS
Misunderstanding Clouds Fort Bayard Hospital Closure
Rep. Tom Morris says a procedural mix up led a presidential advisory group to criticize Fort Bayard Veterans Hospital as it faces closure. He notes patient counts slid from about 200 to around 90, with 142 on Tuesday and seven awaiting admission as the VA and committee push toward closing the facility.
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Washington
Fort Bayard Veterans Hospital
Tom Morris
D-N.m
Morris
Johnson
Veterans Administration
Record year for road building in New Mexico says Campbell
Gov. Jack Campbell told about 300 at the New Mexico Association of County Officials meeting that this year’s road projects will exceed 60 million dollars, up from 57 million last year, signaling a surge in state road work.
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Taos
New Mexico
Jack M. Campbell
Mail-Order Gun Traffic Fight Opens
Atty. Gen. Katzenbach opened a Senate hearing on a bill to curb mail-order gun traffic. He argued NRA opposition is misleading and preposterous, urging federal action to curb interstate gun flow and protect public order and safety. The proposal would restrict unlicensed transport of firearms across state lines and tighten dealer licensing and controls.
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Carl P. Leubsdorf
Washington
Johnson Administration
Nicholas Katzenbach
National Rifle Association
Katzenbach
NRA
Secretary of the Treasury
Bell drops plans for New Mexico rocket test facility
Bell Aerosystems Co. canceled its 20 million dollar rocket test facility project in southern New Mexico after losing a NASA or Defense contract to Rocketdyne of Canoga Park. Bell blamed the setback on the contract award and said leasing plans relied on the government deal. The swap agreement included 20 000 acres north of El Paso for the proposed site.
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Washington
Bell Aerosystems Co
New Mexico
North American Aviation, Inc
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Department of Defense
William Gisel
Bell
Jack M. Campbell
Rocketdyne of
Canoga Park, Calif
NASA
Rocketdyne
Reno, Ney
Federal
el Paso
Tex
Markets Prices Edge Up In Active Trade
New York stocks rose late in the session with volume about 5.8 million shares. Leaders included U S Smelting Xerox and IBM with gains around 3 percent to 22 percent. Allegheny Corp and Burlington Industries moved on volume and a 2 for 1 split.
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New York
U.S
Xerox
IBM
Chrysler
Allegheny Corporation
Burlington Industries
Montgomery Ward
Control Data
Merck
American Stock Exchange
U.S. Treasury
Lake Arthur Gets Headstart Approved in Washington
New Mexico's senators and representatives announced approval of Project Headstart for Lake Arthur schools with $2,087 allocated. The program funds preschool training to ready children for first grade, focusing on language and vocabulary development.
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Lake Arthur
Washington
New Mexico
Viet Planes Hit Mass of Troops
Vietnamese fighter bombers killed 85 Viet Cong in Binh Thuan Province while U S Navy aircraft destroyed barracks near Hoan Lao and a power plant at Chanh Hoa in air strikes from the carrier Coral Sea Also Marines carried out their first amphibious assault on Truong Minh village near Da Nang with limited contact and reports of booby traps and bunkers lingering after action
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Binh Thuan
U.S
U.S. Navy
North Viet Nam
Coral Sea
North
United States
Hoan Lao
Chanh Hoa
Ca de
Truong Minh
da Nang
Philippines
Viet Nam
Hanoi-Haiphong
New York Stocks Close Mixed Amid Margins and Oil Plays
AP reports a closing snapshot with varied results across major names. Amoco, Ford, GM, Chrysler show modest gains while oil and hardware shares move differently, reflecting sector volatility and mixed investor sentiment. The list highlights notable movers including US Steel, Texaco, Exxon, Chevron, and Safeway among others.
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New York
Amerada
Airrtin
Tel Tei
Atchison
Retin
Chrysler
du Pont
Fi & Mus
el Paso
Ford
Eiec
Gen Motors
Goodvest
Guy Oisaint
Marath Oil
Mont Ward
N Ges
Phill Pet
Reich
Reyn Met
San D Gas
Sears Roeb
Sinclair San Socony So
Swest PS
Sperry Pet
Ind
Oi NJ
Studebaker Sa Sunray OX
Swift
Tenn Gas
Texaco
Transwa
US Steel
Wr Bancorp
Wests
Tnt O & Gas
Denver Livestock Market Report From Denver
USDA cattle prices show slaughter steers strong to 27.15 with tight supply in other classes. Heifers around 25.05 to 50, cows 14.50 to 16.99, hogs mixed with barrows and gilts down to 20.25 in spots, sows 17.50 to 18.25. Sheep and lambs limited with spring lambs at 27.60 to 238.00 and ewes at 7.50.
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Denver Livestock
Denver
USDA
Egg Market Chicago Prices and Grades
AP report from Chicago shows egg prices down with 9 higher and mixed grades strong. Grade A whites 70 percent or better, mixed 28, mediums 23, standards 725.3, dir ties unalloted, checks 722.
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Chicago
Chicago Live Cattle Prices and Close Day Report
The record shows live cattle prices from Chicago with figures for June August October and December futures. Values include high, low and closing prices with volume notes and futures symbols for H L and Close across months.
Dow Jones Averages Close Higher Across Sectors
Market roundup shows the Dow Jones Industrial Average at 932.17, up 1.55, with utilities at 161.98 up 0.44 and railroads at 204.44 up 1.02, while stocks rise to 320.78, up 0.85. Courtesy E. F. Hutton & Co.
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DOW Jones
E. F. Hutton & Co
Rosary Set for Senator's Mother in New Mexico
Mrs. Thomas C. Montoya mother of Senator Joseph M. Montoya died in Albuquerque after a short illness at age 70. A Rosary will be recited tonight, with a funeral Mass Thursday at Bernalillo Church and burial at Bernalillo Roman Catholic Cemetery.
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Albuquerque
Thomas C. Montoya
Joseph M. Montoya
D-N.m
Bernalillo Church
Bernalillo Roman Catholic
Fake Murder Prank Shocks Emory Students
Three Emory University students staged a fake murder scene using a pint of human blood, triggering a DeKalb County police manhunt. The prank led to two year suspensions at the private Methodist university after the culprits confessed following an extensive investigation.
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Atlanta
Emory University
Methodist University
DeKalb County
Emory
Crackdown Begins on Unregistered House-Trailer Owners
State Police Lt. Steve Lagomarsino takes a special assignment with the DMV to lead a crackdown on house-trailer owners who have not registered their vehicles this year in Santa Fe.
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Santa FE
Steve Lagomarsino
Department of Motor Vehicles
Roswell Daily Record Seeks News Tips and Delivery Details
The Roswell Daily Record offers five dollars for the best tip of the week and lists contact numbers for tips and service issues. Paper carriers are instructed to place papers on porches and readers should call circulation to report problems during specified hours.
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Roswell Daily Record
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Af&am
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W.M
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