Gemini flight prep kicks off Cape Kennedy activity
AP reports Project Fire launches at Cape Kennedy test a heat shield to withstand 20 000 degree temperatures on reentry. The test precedes the June 3 Gemini flight by McDivitt and White and follows Pegasus 2 satellite and interplanetary platform launches. The 25 800 mph flight ended in the South Atlantic with data relayed to Ascension Island and ships nearby.
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Cape Kennedy
Atlas
Project
Earth
Apollo
Moon
Ascension Island
South Atlantic
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Good Radio Sig
U.S
Mrs Allman Dies Rites Pending In Roswell Area
Mrs. Rose Allman 74 died at a local hospital after a heart attack. Survived by husband Curtis Allman Jr Earl, a daughter Venita Higgin s of Costa Mesa Calif two sons and several siblings. Ballard Funeral Home handling arrangements. She lived in Roswell 49 years.
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Rose Allman
Curtis Allman
East of Roswell
Ballard Funeral Home
Biatris Guevarra Contreras
E. Deming
Contreras
Memorial Osteopathic Hospital
Henry Lambrano
Las Cruces
Varied Factors Prevent Viet Nam Missile Use
The U S military has spent over 31 billion dollars on missiles since development but none has been used in Viet Nam. Experts cite pinpoint accuracy needs and avoid harming civilians, with no nuclear or area-destruction weapons employed in South Viet Nam or against North Viet Nam.
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Elton C. Fay Washington
U.S
Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
North
South
J Lemire Funeral Held
Joseph Lemire a former Walker AFB air man and AEC employee in Albuquerque died last Sunday in Amesbury Massachusetts after a long illness. He was 59 and buried with military honors in Amesbury where he had lived three years. Born April 22 1906 in Lowell Massachusetts he served in World War II with the 509th Bomb Sqdn at Walker. Survived by former wife Margaret Roswell and two sons Richard California and Charles a student at New Mexico State University.
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Walker Afb
Atomic Energy Commission
Sandia Base
Albuquerque
Amesbury
Mass
Joseph Lemire
Lowell
Lemire
Walker
509Th Bomb Sqdn
AEC
Presbyterians Weigh 1967 Confession in United Church
Delegates at the General Assembly of United Presbyterians began discussing a proposed 4200 word Confession of 1967 aimed at uniting seven historic creeds. The document signals a modern redirection for the church and faces opposition from a split group outside as debate continues next week.
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Columbus, Ohio
United Presbyterians
Edward A. Dewey Jr
General Assembly of
U.S.A
Hospital Visiting Hours and Admits at ENM Medical Center
Visiting hours listed for General and Maternity wards. A May 21 intake includes Charles Canfield and many others with addresses. births record a Harris newborn. Memorial Osteopathic lists several patients and staff. several discharges also noted.
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ENM Medical Center
Gene Harris
C” N. Washington
Memorial Osteopathic
Burglars Take Cash at Home in Roswell
About $120 stolen from four Roswell residents on Friday. Mrs. R. E. Stover reported loss of her billfold and her husband s billfold totaling 35. Slacks found in the backyard. Mrs. J. D. Thompson and her mother reported about $85 taken while away. No signs of forced entry noted by police.
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Roswell
R. E. Stover
Futura
Stover
J. D. Thompson
Trailing Heart Road
Group to Help Tax Commission
Gov. Jack M. Campbell plans to appoint an advisory group to assist the State Tax Commission in solving property tax problems. He cites lagging administration as the primary issue and notes local collection and assessment rates vary widely. A 1965 bill for statewide equalization died in legislature.
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Santa FE
Jack M. Campbell
State Tax Commission
Campbell
Taxpayers’ Association of New Mexico
Johnson flies to New York for private Democratic ball
President Johnson stopped at LaGuardia to greet Mayor Wagner at a black tie fundraiser in Manhattan. About 500 couples contributed at least $1000 each to the Democratic treasury while the president met leading Democrats before the private dinner at the Waldorf Astoria. Demonstrators protested Viet Nam and Dominican policies behind barricades. The Johnsons planned to return to Washington after the event.
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New York
Johnson
Johnsons
Washington
White House
Camp David
Fake Welfare Workers Calling at Local Homes
Chaves County officials report three impostors posing as welfare investigators have visited local welfare recipients. They questioned families and harassed residents while seeking to stir distrust of the welfare office. Welfare workers warn residents to demand ID and contact the office if in doubt.
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Chaves County
State Department of Public Welfare
Ruby Jernigan
Welfare Office
Red China Sending Men Guns South
The Sunday Express reported that Communist China is moving troops rockets guns and ammunition toward North Viet Nam. No troops have crossed the border yet but Mao Tze-tung may intervene directly. Beijing trains reportedly halted civilian traffic to speed supplies south.
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London
The
Sunday Express
China
Viet Nam
London Paper
Hong Kong
Geoffrey Thursby
Mao Tze-tung
Washington
Thursby
Mao
United States
Artesian Injured In Tinnie Bridge Crash
Artesia man Phillip D. Wilson age 59 suffered severe facial lacerations and a broken leg when his car lost control on a bridge about one mile west of Tinnie New Mexico and rolled into a 20 foot ravine. He was transported by Tinnie Ambulance to Eastern New Mexico Medical Center for treatment.
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Tinnie
Phillip D. Wilson
Artesia
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Wyatt
N.M
Man Lands Small Plane in Field Near Roswell
An Albuquerque man piloting a Piper Cub landed in a field near Pine Lodge Road and Montana when the craft would not climb after takeoff from Roswell Airport. Terry M. Carson 42 and his wife and son were uninjured. Police ferried the wife and child to the airport while Carson flew the plane for inspection.
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Albuquerque
Pine Lodge Road
Montana
Terry M. Carson
Roswell
Carson
Fourth Largest Columbia in South America
Paragraph notes that Colombia ranks as the fourth largest country by area in South America, highlighting its geographic standing.
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Columbia
South America
City Man Beaten After Being Pulled From Car
A Roswell man received minor injuries when four unknown assailants pulled him from his car and beat him. Jesse Casaus and companion Jose Gallegos were in the 200 block of East 19th when the attack occurred. Casaus was treated for facial lacerations and released.
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Roswell
Jesse Casaus
Auto Route West
Jose Gallegos
E. Pear
East 19Th
TV Set Stolen From Day Nursery
Thieves forced entry through a screen door at 105 N. Garden and stole a new 23 inch television set valued at 169. Police reported the burglary occurred at the Working Mothers Day Nursery on Friday.
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Working Mothers’ Day Nursery
N. Garden
Raton Fire Truck Second Run Aids Roof Fire
Raton's new fire truck rolled out five feet for a hose run to extinguish a blaze on the fire station roof. Chief Emery Moore noted the fire as he prepared to leave, traced to roof repair materials.
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Raton (Ap
Raton
Emery Moore
Thomas Says UN Charter is Violated
Eighty-year-old socialist Norman Thomas told a marathon protest at the University of California Berkeley that the United States violated the UN charter by entering Santo Domingo. He urged withdrawal and support for constitutionalists, criticizing Johnson administration in Viet Nam. The event drew thousands and featured mixed speeches and entertainment.
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Berkeley
Calif
Norman Thomas
U.S
Viet Nam
Johnson
Santo Domingo
Khrushchev
Hungary
U.N
Thomas
University of California
South Viet Nam
Bolivian Assassins Miss Man
Lt. Gen. Rene Barrientos survived an ambush near Cochabamba en route to Independencia. An attacker killed one soldier and captured four. The incident occurred amid a six day general strike by tin miners protesting the expulsion of former Vice President Juan Lechin. The government imposed a siege and exiled labor leaders while clashes left several dead and wounded.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Rene Barrientos
Cochabamba
Independencia
Barrientos
Chala
Juan Lechin
San Jose
Oruro
Paraguay
Lechin
Tidewater Oil Co Set for June 4 Sentencing
U S District Court Judge H Vearle Payne schedules June 4 for the sentencing of Tidewater Oil Co on a 14 count misdemeanor information indictment. The firm pleaded guilty to shipping 22 616 barrels of contraband oil from New Mexico between April and December 1960 from Lea County fields through the New Mexico Texas Pipeline system to Texas.
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Albuquerque
U.S
H. Vearle Payne
Tidewater Oil Co
New Mexico
Lea County
New Mexico-Texas Pipeline Co
Texas
Roswell Daily Record Seeks Tips and Contact Details
The Roswell Daily Record offers a five dollar tip for the best news tip of the week. Call MA 2-7710 6 30 a m to 5 p m or 623 6693 or 622 4809 after 5 p m. Carriers to leave papers on porches and circulation dept handles problems at 622 7710 5–7 p m weekdays and 8–10 a m Sunday.
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Roswell Daily Record
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Gladys L. Oeff
Tatum
Lovington Lea General Hospital
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Lena Key
Lamesa
Tex
Wayne Edd
Jimmie Roach
J. Travis Key
Mineral Wells
Jack H. Key
Uvalde
D. W. Key
Eunice
Otis Frier
R. H. Kinnison
Baptist Church
Doyle Winters
Tatumery
Smith-Yarbro Funeral Home
Lovington
J. Lemire
George W. Cornell
Charles Canfield
N. Elm
Louie Owens
Carlsbad
Mary Jinamni
Carl Radcliff
Hondo
N.T. Otterson
Jay Bruin
Ray Hargrove
Dover Magby
J.R. Barton
Timothy Trujillo
L.W. Warren Tucker
Ronald Bowen
Robert Hardy
Esequiel Trujillo
Claudine Frazier
S. Ohio
May Ann Maples
Dexter
Kenneth Hicks
S. Sycamore
Richard Talbert
S. Cahoon
Jerry Rodriguez
E. Jefferson
Willard Wren
Jeane Brooks
Laura Odom
Alton Clavert
Tax Commission
N. Y
By Frank Cormier
Robert F. Wagner
Red China
Canton
Peking
Hanoi
Artesian
Casaus
David Clery
Syracuse University
Southwestern
U.S. Weather Bureau
Rio Grande
San Juan
Animas River
Roy E. Ledoux
James F. Turnbow
Farmington
Bui Gt
Silver City
American Smelting and Refrngery Co
S.Q. Chano Merino
International Union of Mine, Mil and Smelter
Gallup (Ap
Ariz
U.S. State Department
Miss Man
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No. 14
Leola Burchard
Rebekahs
IBM Key Punch
Western Union
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