St John’s Parochial School to Close After 1965 Graduating Class
St John’s School will close after the 1965 graduation of 13 eighth graders. About 120 students in grades 1–8 will transfer to St Peter’s or parish public schools Flora Vista and Highland. Fr. Schneider of the Santa Fe diocese ordered the closure citing underused space and planned consolidation with St Peter’s to improve teaching.
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St. John’s School
M. Ruth
Fr. Schneider
Santa Fe
Church
M. Christopher
St. Peter's School
St. John's
St. Peter’s
St. John’s
Sisters of St. Casimir
St. Peter's
Eligius Kinkel
O.F.M
St. John Parish
Kinkel
East Hendricks Stree
Edgar Casey
Lincoln Avenue
Albuquerque Street
Sisters of St. Francis Seraph
M. Michaelita
M. Boniface
M. Kevin
Salvador Aragon
Antonio Vakiez
U S Begins Withdrawing DR Troops Amid Peace Talks
The United States started pulling 600 of its 21 000 troops from the Dominican Republic as Latin American troops join the Inter American Force. Negotiations stall over a unity government, with Jose Mora leading talks and Cyrus Vance assisting.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
United States
Organization of American States
McGeorge Bundy
Johnson
Washington
U.S
OAS
Jose A. Mora
Cyrus Vance
Bundy
Mora
Antonio Guzman
NMMI Final Exercises Begin With Cadet Parade
Seventy second annual NMMI commencement opens Friday at 9 a.m. with 13 cadet companies marching for the Best Drilled Company Award on the North Parade Ground. Key events include Baccalaureate Saturday at Municipal Stadium with Chaplain Mayor General Robert P. Taylor and graduation Sunday featuring Senator Clinton P. Anderson.
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New Mexico Military Institute
R.O.T.C. Day
Robert P. Taylor
United States Air Force
New Mexico
Clinton P. Anderson
Rock Garden
Municipal Stadium
Fathers and Sons
NMMI
Cahoon Armory
Lang Sync
Several Offices To Close Monday After Memorial Day
City county and federal offices, the library, and several local grocery stores will close Monday after Memorial Day. Downtown merchants and county and city schools will stay open. Safeway stores and Food Mart have indicated they will close.
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Safeway Stores
Food Mart
Rusk Spots Possible Second Soviet Missile Site Near Hanoi
Secretary of State Dean Rusk indicated a possible second Soviet installation near Hanoi, with missile associated equipment, signifying deeper Soviet involvement with North Vietnam. He noted readiness in the Hanoi area and stressed the Dominican Republic crisis is substantially reduced with continued U.S. pullout discussions and OAS planning for a standby force.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Hanoi
Viet Nam
State Department
Rusk
Dominican Republic
U. S
Santo Domingo
Dominican
Johnson
FBI Seeks Armed Robber Smelley Seen in Roswell
The Roswell FBI office believes Donald Roger Smelley 38 is armed and on the run for unlawful flight to avoid prosecution for armed robbery. He was identified as the suspect in the Furrs Supermarket holdup on Monday night. He is six foot two weighs 215 pounds with dark wavy hair and was last seen in a dark blue suit. Police urge anyone with information to contact Roswell Police Department.
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Smelley
Roswell
Furr'’s
Edward H. White II
White
Johnson urges highway beautification ban on billboards and junkyards
President Johnson asked Congress to ban roadside billboards within 1000 feet of pavements and require junkyards to be screened or removed by July 1, 1970. He tied federal highway aid eligibility to states enforcing such controls and proposed funding to support enforcement nationwide.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Senate
House
White House
Senate Votes To Pass New Voting Rights Bill
The Senate approved a voting rights bill urged by President Johnson after five weeks of debate. It suspends literacy tests in Southern states and would allow federal examiners to register voters, sending the measure to the House where action is anticipated next month.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Congress
Selma
Ala
House
Judiciary Committee
Pecos Reservoir Plan Described
Ken McFarland of Ralph M. Parsons Co. outlined a continent wide water project to divert Alaska and Canadian river water to arid regions. The plan envisions two New Mexico reservoirs supplying 7.5 million acre feet to New Mexico with costs estimated at 64 to 100 billion dollars over 30 years.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Alaska
Canada
United States
Mexico
Ken McFarland
Ralph M. Parsons Co
Los Angeles
Pacific Ocean
McFarland
Silver City
Roswell
Pecos River
Pecos
Economic adviser predicts 1965 gains fade in latter months
White House economist Gard ner Ackley said gains in the rest of 1965 will be about half the booming first quarter. He warned the rising price trend disturbs the President's Council of Economic Advisers which he chairs. Washington reports also note Thomas G Morris voting against a foreign aid authorization bill.
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White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
White House
Gardner Ackley
Council of Economic Advisers
Washington
Thomas G. Morris
Rep. E. S
Johnny) Walker
Dn.m
Blue pills curb allergy to kissing for Tim Schofield
Tim Schofield 21 says he takes blue pills before dates to become immune to his troubles for hours. On dates with Billie Tordoff 17 he blushed and broke out in a rash. A skin specialist blamed emotional disturbance and prescribed the pills, which Tim did not identify but appear to be a tranquilizer.
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London (Ap
Tim Schofield
Tim
Billie Tordoff
Schofield
Presbyterians Approve No Bar to Interracial Marriage
The United Presbyterian Church in the U S A with 342 million members votes to remove religious condemnation of interracial marriage and backs repealing anti miscegenation laws in 19 states. The assembly also begins study of a new confession of faith, The Confession of 1967, amid debate.
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John F. Wheeler
Columbus, Ohio
U.S
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