Poland Expels 3 American Attaches from Warsaw
The United States and Poland each expelled three military attaches. Cmdr. William D. Althoff from Charleston, Lt. Col. Bertram L. Parr from Williamsburg, and Lt. Col. Edward L. Wooten from Urbana were ordered to leave Poland.
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Warsaw
Poland
United States
Washington
U.S
Cmdr
William D. Althoff
Charleston
S.C
Bertram L. Parr
Williamsburg
Edward L. Wooten
Urbana
Ill
Treasury asks higher debt limit amid deficit debate
Treasury urges Congress to raise the temporary debt ceiling to 332 billion dollars as the year’s deficit nears four billion. The Joint Committee staff offers estimates showing a possible 2.5 billion dollar deficit with a potential surplus starting July 1.
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Associated Press
Washington
Treasury
Congress
Joint Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation
Four die in head-on NM wreck near Apache Summit
A pickup veered into oncoming traffic on U S 70 west of the Apache Summit killing Zora Edwards 76 of El Paso and leaving Patricia Vick 23 of Ruidoso in critical condition. The crash occurred when Melvin Vick 22 of Ruidoso lost a wheel causing the collision with James Leasure 40 of El Paso. Leasure’s family members were injured and transported to hospitals. Police said no charges yet and the investigation continues.
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Lincoln County Bureau
Ruidoso
U.S. 70
Apache Summit
Ruidoso-Hondo Valley General Hospital
Patricia Vick
New Mexico
Melvin Vick
James Leasure
el Paso
Vick
Carlsbad
Elaine G. Barber
U. S. 285
Artesia
Don H. Houston
Lakewood
Martin Gomez
Carol J. Courtney
Tulsa
Okla
Gary D. Courtney
Roswell
Old Grad Polo Game Saturday at NMMI campus
An exhibition polo game will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. on the New Mexico Military Institute campus. Alumni who played on NMMI polo teams will compete on the North Parade Grounds.
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New Mexico Military Institute
NMMI
Job Wanted Ads Free for Roswell Teens
Roswell Daily Record offers free Job Wanted ads for teenagers aged 13 to 19 in the classified section. A 20 word ad may be mailed or delivered free by Thursday May 26 at 2 30 p m. Ads cannot be taken by phone. see Page 14 for full details.
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Roswell Daily Record
Public Health Nurses Idle Amid City Pay Disputes
In New York 469 of 481 public health nurses did not report to work as the city refused their pay demands. The closure affected 94 child health centers while 28 remained open. Acting Health Commissioner Arthur Bushel promised to provide as much service as possible. Doctors and assistants showed up at all but one center, with assistants refusing to work.
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New York
Arthur Bushel
Jet Loses Vital Canopy In Flight Over New Mexico
Two pilots in an F100F jet trainer en route from Nellis AFB to Tinker AFB lost a canopy over northeast New Mexico. The canopy blew off at 33 000 feet and 500 mph. Navy Lt. Billy Ganter and Air Force Capt. T D. Little were uninjured and landed safely at Cannon AFB.
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Clovis
Homestead Air Force Base
Fla
Cannon Afb
New Mexico
Nellis Afb
Nev
Tinker Afb
Okla
Navy
Billy Ganter
Air Force
T. D. Little
Cannon
School Budgets To Be Aired In City Hall Hearings
County school budgets will be heard in City Hall Tuesday and Wednesday. Dexter budget at 1 30 p m Tuesday, Hageman at 3 p m, Lake Arthur at 9 a m Wednesday, Chaves County Independent at 10 30 a m, and Roswell City Schools at 1 p m.
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City Hall
Harry Wagalter
Dexter
Hagerman
Lake Arthur
Chaves County
Roswell City
Editorial Okay by Justices upholds Mills publishing on election day
The Supreme Court ruled Alabama cannot prosecute James E. Mills of the Birmingham Post-Herald for an election day editorial from 1962. Justice Black called enforcing the anti electioneering law a flagrant abridgment of press freedom, while eight justices agreed Mills should not be prosecuted though Harlan would have preferred state court resolution first. Mills urged abolishing Birmingham’s City Commissioner form for a Mayor Council system and criticized a proposed pay raise scheme.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Alabama
James E. Mills
Birmingham Post-Herald
Hugo L. Black
Mills
High Court
John M. Harlan
Harlan
Birmingham
Art Hanes
Kenneth Perrine
Quebec
Canada
Redman Declinesmathes Chairmanship in New Mexico GOP
Albuquerque physician Dr Jack Redman says he cannot accept the New Mexico Republican Party chairmanship citing lack of time He previously declined a House race bid and was mentioned as a potential successor to Merle Tucker who resigned at the state executive committee meeting Cargo favors a young capable Spanish speaking leader with substantial time to devote WilIy Ortiz also resigns and new ballot nominees are named Nes tor Gallegos for land commissioner Valentine De La O seeks State Corporation Commission seat Preston Keerma pursues the six year post
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Associated Press
Jack Redman
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Dr. Redman
David Cargo
Cargo
Robert Lee
Catron County
Milner Rudolph
Mora County
Nestor Gallegos
Belen
Valentine de la O
State Corporation Commission
San Juan Pueblo
Preston Keerma
Two Base Parachutists Hurt in Aerial Rescue
Walker AFB parachutists Ronald G. Canter and Capt. Douglas S. MacCallon were injured when Canter’s foot stuck during a jump attempt seven miles west of Roswell. MacCallon’s pull on his own reserve cord left him two feet from the plane before recovery. both were treated at Walker AFB Hospital.
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Walker Air Force Base
Roswell
Ronald G. Canter
W. Alameda
Douglas S. MacCallon
Geiger
MacCallon
Canter
Walker Afb Hospital
Cantor
Ray J. Higdon
Walker
Supreme Court Refuses Review in Obscene Mail Case
The court declined to hear Joe Davis's appeal challenging the federal ban on mailing obscene material. The New York phonograph dealer was convicted on one count with six months suspended on twenty-two counts, while the circuit upheld the obscenity ruling against him.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Joe Davis
New York City
U.S. Circuit Court
New York
High Court
William Hoyer Redmond
Dorothy Lucille
Nashville, Tenn
Justice Department
Davis
Hugo L
Lesbos
Pierre Louys
J. Edward Lumbard
Circuit Court
Roth
Redmond
U.S. District Court
Nashville
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Haddock
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Litton Industries
Morris
Fred J. Mayo
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