Judge Rejects Civil Suit Over Ruidoso Downs Lots
A three year old fraud suit against Desmond Ford Co of Roswell seeking 17500 for sale of three real estate lots in Ruidoso Downs was dismissed by Third District Judge George Zimmerman in Carrizozo. Antoinette Galindo claimed the deeds would be mailed and that she paid 882 for the lots while the firm held only a mortgage. The defense argued the action was malicious and intended to defraud. no appeal decision was noted.
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Desmond Ford Co
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Ruidoso Downs
Third District Court
George Zimmerman
Lincoln County
Zimmerman
Antoinette Galindo
Weldon Day
Albert J. Rivera
Donald Desmond
Rivera
Galindo
Desmond
Senate groups clash over CIA control in Congress
Senate Foreign Relations Chair J. W. Fulbright leads a move to give the Foreign Relations Committee a say in CIA oversight, challenging Armed Services Chairman Richard B. Russell who currently heads the CIA panel. McCarthy signals possible broader reforms as talks continue after a Viet Nam briefing.
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Foreign Relations
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Richard B. Russell
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Russell
Viet Nam
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Eugene J. McCarthy
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McCarthy
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U.S
Armed Services and Appropriations Committee
Mike Mansfield
Congress of the United States
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Panky Begins 30 Day Jail Term in Crosby Beating Case
Charles Panky of Roswell started a 30 day county jail sentence Sunday for his part in the April 22 beating of Bob Crosby of Rui doso. He was ordered to serve the term and pay a maximum $100 fine by Carrizozo Justice of the Peace R. L. Sherrill last week.
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Roswell
Bob Crosby
Ruidoso
Panky
Carrizozo Justice of the Peace
R.L. Sherrill
Indian Soccer Players Use Different Names Across Clubs
Indian soccer officials say athletes have played for multiple clubs in the same session under various aliases. They plan to issue photo identity cards to enforce consistent player identity.
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UNM Protest Group Burns 1966 Mirage Yearbook on Campus
About 12 students led by Larry Packwood gathered at the University of New Mexico to torch a copy of the 1966 Mirage yearbook in front of the yearbook office. They criticized the yearbook for lacking photos of faculty, administration, divisions, and indexed content. Editor Thomas Ormsby did not comment.
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University of New Mexico
Larry Packwood
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Thomas Ormsby
Arrests Disperse Crowd in Watts
A 100 strong crowd in South Los Angeles Watts dispersed after police arrested four men on suspicion of robbery and one man for interfering with arrests. Two white motorists were slightly injured in rock throwing incidents as violence flared briefly in the Negro district that had seen rioting last August.
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Los Angeles
Watts
Indians Refuse To Speak Dying Relative Names
Some American Indians decline to name any relative who dies to avoid summoning the ghost.
Navy Ready to Act in Strike Over Jammed Ports
Britain’s Royal Navy awaits a call from Prime Minister Harold Wilson to move into jammed ports and tow away strikebound ships under a national emergency. Hogarth warns a general strike risk, while unions may allow essential vessels to be moved. The plan uses minesweepers and tugs to relocate ships to estuary parking areas.
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Britain
Royal Navy
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Elizabeth II
House of Commons
William Hogarth
Hogarth
National Union of Seamen
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