Civil Rights Worker Testifies in Levy Court Martial
Civil rights worker William Treanor testified for Capt. Howard B. Levy, a Brooklyn dermatologist, in a court martial over disloyalty and disobedience for allegedly training Special Forces medics for service in Vietnam. Treanor defended the value of free idea exchange. Ernest Finney, a Sumter attorney, supported Levy's loyalty despite disagreement with his view on Vietnam. Judge Col. Earl V. Brown allowed war crimes considerations to factor into potential sentencing. Levy faces up to 11 years.
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Kent Krell
Associated Press
Columbia
D.C
Howard B. Levy
America
Vietnam
William Treanor
Forme Army
Georgetown University
Levy
Brooklyn, N.Y
Geoffrey Hancock
U.S
Treanor
Hancock
Ernest Finney
Sumter
Finney
Earl V. Brown
Brown
U. S
Army
Richard M. Shusterman
Mote
Charles B. Morgan Jr
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Driver Fined After Crashing Through Two Backyards
Roswell resident Steve D. Espinosa faced three citations after losing control of his car and plowing through two backyards near Mulberry and Summit. Damages to fences were about 105 dollars. He was fined 85 dollars in Municipal Court for failing to report an accident driving without a license and careless driving.
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Roswell
Steve D. Espinosa
KE. Summit
Mulberry
Summit
Espinosa
Esquiela Chavez
S. Mulberry
Ernest Corneal
E. Summit
Accident at Union Avenue and Second Street injures two drivers
A collision Friday at Union Avenue and Second Street involved drivers Joe R. Moody 38 of 1800 West Second and George Seth Orell 57 of 1015 Rancho Road. No citations were issued.
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Union and
Joe R. Moody
George Seth Orell
Rancho Road
Young Republican President Installed in Chaves County
Kent Shannon was installed as president of the Chaves County Young Republicans on Thursday by State Young Republican chairman Ed Thomas of Santa Fe. New officers include Wayne Milner internal vice president Roger McDuffey external vice president Jim Cultom treasurer Mary Low Mackey secretary Bill Corn internal director and Jim Hooper external director. He succeeds Charles Coll.
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Kent Shannon
Chaves County
Young Republicans
Young Republican
Ed Thomas
Santa Fe
Wayne Milner
Roger McDuffey
Jim Cultom
Mary Low Mackey
Bill Corn
Jim Hooper
Charles Coll
Hurricane Winds Strike New England Coast
The Associated Press reports hurricane force winds and high tides hitting the New England coast. Coastal floods up to three feet, power failures, and damaged crops across Maine Massachusetts Rhode Island and New Hampshire. Snow fell inland while temperatures plunged to a May record low in Boston and Windsor Locks Connecticut.
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Associated Press
New England
North Atlantic
Nantucket Island
Midwest
Plains
Maine
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Cape Cod
Portland
Connecticut River Valley
Cape Cod National Seashore
Provincetown
East Burke
Montpelier
Boston
Mercury
Windsor Locks
Conn
Mills urges outsider panel to review government spending
House Ways and Means Chair Wilbur Mills calls for a presidential commission of outsiders to scrutinize current programs and spending. He warns against ad hoc cuts and favors analyzing value to costs to prune or consolidate long standing programs.
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Edmond Lebreton
Washington
Congress
Wilbur D. Mills
Dark
House
Ways and Means
Mills
Herbert Hoover
Soviets Blame Israel for Crisis in Middle East
The Soviet government said solving the Middle East crisis rests on the United States Britain restraining Israel which it blames for the crisis. A spokesman said Egypt and Syria seek peace while Western powers should pressure Israel to stop provocations. He compared the situation with Vietnam as provocations begin then seek guarantees to stop them.
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Moscow
Middle East
United States
Britain
Israel
Kremlin
Egypt
Syria
George Brown
Brown
Leonid M. Zamyatin
General Agee Addresses NMMI Audience on Youth Future
Gen Sam Agee, superintendent of the New Mexico Military Institute, gave the commerce ment address at the Las Cruces high school Thursday night. He spoke on The Wonders and Problems in Store for the Youth of the Future.
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Sam Agee
New Mexico Military Institute
Las Cruces
Congress Explores President Johnsons Public Campaign Finance Plan
Congress plans hearings on Johnsons proposals for public funding of presidential campaigns with potential extension to congressional races. While supporters back public subsidies, many lawmakers doubt enactment this session.
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Congress
Joe Hall Washington
Johnson
Capitol Hill
Russell B. Long
Dla
Senate Finance Committee
House
Senate
Newcomb Bound Over in Embezzlement and Fraud Case
Forrest E. Newcomb charged with embezzlement over 100 dollars and fraud over 100 dollars was bound over to district court after a preliminary hearing. Justice of the Peace Tommy Thompson kept a 3000 dollar bond. he allegedly rented a car from Avis Rent-a-Car with no bank account, and the vehicle was later found abandoned in St. Louis, returned by Airlane Aviation in the following week.
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Forrest E. Newcomb
District Court
Justice of the Peace
Tommy Thompson
Newcomb
Walker Air Force Base
Avis
St. Louis
Airlane Aviation
Elderly Navajo Woman Wins Range War With U S Bureau
Salt Lake City report says 69 year old Jim Joel Daughter of Bluff Utah has resisted 15 years of BLM enforcement over grazing on public land. The BLM will lease 1 920 acres for her winter range and may extend adjacent leases with fencing.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Bluff
Jim Joel
Bureau of Land Management
Robert D. Nielson
BLM
Nielson
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Navajo Tribal Council
U. S
Arizona
Geyser Center Active Geysers Outnumber 600 in Yellowstone Park
Fire log notes multiple small blazes around town with minor damages and no injuries. An overheated auto motor and a trash fire caused minimal damage. Names listed include Steve Espinoza Harold Krantz and Mrs M C Robinson.
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S. Union
Summit and
Mulberry
Steve Espinoza
E. Summit
E. McGaffey
S. Missouri
Harold Krantz
M. C. Robinson
Yellowstone Park
Markets enlivened by specials in late trading
The market moved irregularly lower in moderate volume with several blocks moving on special situations. C&NW jumped about 10 points on news of a plan to acquire Essex Wire while Essex Wire slid on the list. Worthington rose over 3 points on merger talks with Studebaker which fell. Lionel gained early on news of acquiring American Flyer from A. C. Gilbert, then fell on profit taking. United Aircraft trimmed a bit after a $59.8 million Air Force order. Du Pont and Xerox each around 2 points, Pan American and Eastern Air lines up about a point. Prices mostly fell on the American Stock Exchange.
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NEW York
Chicago & North Western Railway
C&nw
Essex Wire
Worthington
Studebaker
Lionel
American Flyer
A. C. Gilbert Co
United Aircraft
Air Force
du Pont
Xeroxee
Pan American
Eastern Airlines
American Stock Exchange
Hospital visiting hours and patient updates list
Hospital schedule shows general visiting hours 2:30 to 8:30 p.m. for general patients and 3 to 5 p.m. and 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. for maternity. Admitted and discharged lists include multiple names and birth announcements across ENM Medical Center Memorial Osteopathic and St. Marys. Also contains livestock market notes and commodity prices.
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ENM Medical Center
Angelo Bow
W. Reed
Joe Moreno
S. Monroe
Bill Johnston
N. Mississippi
James Buckworth
S. Fir
Marriage Licenses and Divorces Listed in Official Records
Paul R. Huges 29 and Minnie G. Lopez 42 both of Roswell obtain marriage licenses. Royce Burns 26 of Roswell to Lela Monrow 24 of Roswell also obtain licenses. Novella Mae Melton is granted divorce from W. E. Melton Jr.
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Paul R. Huges
Eric
Minnie G. Lopez
Roswell
Royce Burns
Lela Monrow
Novella Mae Melton
W. E. Melton Jr
Memorial Day Closing Urged by Roswell Chamber Panel
The Retail Trade Committee of the Roswell Chamber of Commerce urges local merchants to close their stores next Tuesday for Memorial Day. A committee spokesman notes most Roswell merchants closed last year for the holiday.
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The
Roswell
Child Suffers Minor Injuries On Lea Avenue
Beverly Andress a 3 year old was treated at St Marys Hospital for minor injuries after running in front of a car driven slowly by Jessie Earl Hite in the 500 block of North Lea Avenue at 420 pm Thursday No citations were issued.
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Beverly Andress
Sixth St
St. Mary’s Hospital
North Lea Avenue
Jessie Earl Hite
Lea
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Finance Committee
Albert Gore
Dtenn
Reublicans
Donnie Guess
Carmen Phillips
Lang Wagner
Bess Gary
Bill Dean Jr
Memorial Osteopathic
Joel Norris
E. Fourth
Maggie McDonald
W. Mathews
Lela Mason
Ted Wellendorf
W. Alameda
ST. Mary’s
Fred Parker
Rodger Montoya
E. Albuquerque
Vidal Zamora
E. Alameda
Janet Patao
J. W. Williams
Rhonda Maris
Dora
Tony C. Barela
Charlie B. Russell
Cobean
Bill Reid
E. Deming
George H. Brown Jr
Artesia
Leacie Mag
Denver Livestock
Denver
Ap-Usda
EGG Market
Chicago
E.F. Hutton & Co
Vais
Nes Fyensees Cour
Beccause
E.F. Co. Amer Can
Mt. Sta
T&t
Amer Mot
West PS ‘ Istan Koperry
el Paso NG
Ol Calve
Ind al Ami
Sunray
Goodyear
Texaco
Gulf A
Transwa PL
GM Halll
Int BusMch
Wn Bancorp
Kencot
Wests el
Mobil Oil
Xerox
ED McMahon
Budweiser
Anheuser-Busch, Inc
St.louis
Newark
Los Angeles
Tampa
Houston
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