Road Pace Defended as Interstate Work Increases in New Mexico
New Mexico Highway Commission Chairman John Sudderth defends state progress on Interstate construction against a federal report of below average performance. He argues 1965 should exceed 1964 and warns federal allocations may run short early next year, risking delays without timely increases.
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Santa FE
State Highway Commission
John Sudderth
New Mexico
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Sudderth
Rex Whitton
Whitton
Mexico
Bureau of Public Roads
$33 Million for Roads Initiative in Santa Fe
In Santa Fe the RP reports a plan to allocate more than $33 million for Interstate road construction. The proposal targets major highway segments and includes funding for repairs and new lanes to improve regional traffic flow.
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Santa FE
Funeral Scheduled for Ray Jean Hamilton Infant
Graveside services set for 11 a.m. Saturday at South Park Cemetery for Ray Jean Hamilton infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Ray Hamilton of 600 E Mescalero Rd Roswell. Ballard Funeral Home handling arrangements. The infant was stillborn at Eastern New Mexico Medical Center Wednesday. Grandparents listed are Claude B. Hamilton and Charles Roberts families of Roswell. The mother is Gloria Jean Roberts.
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Ray Jean Hamilton
Allen Ray Hamilton
E. Mescalero Rd
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Claude B. Hamilton
Charles Roberts
Roswell
Gloria Jean Roberts
South Park Cemetery
Joe Penrod
Ballard Funeral Home
Out-of-State Firm Given Highway Job
Colorado Constructors Inc of Denver bid 2 557 506 99 to build 5 064 miles on Interstate 25 from east of Sands to Bernal for San Miguel County. Eight bids opened including New Mexico roadside beautification by James V Curtis of Melrose for 21 750.
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Bill
AP Capital
Santa FE
Colorado Constructors Inc
Denver
San Miguel County
Sands
Bernal
State Highway Commission
New Mexico
James V. Curtis
Melrose
Rowe
McKinley County
Interstate 40
Thoreau East
Universal Constructors Inc
Albuquerque
Guadalupe
OAS Made Paymaster for Dominican Government Workers
The United States assigns the Organization of American States as payroll master for Dominican government employees loyal to the junta or rebels. Jose A. Mora says $6 million approved to cover salaries while Inter-American Force guards the bank. Junta leader Gen. Antonio Imbert Barrera denounces the coalition plan and accuses the OAS of overstepping authority as he asks for $3.5 million to meet payrolls.
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Louis Uchitelle
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
United States
Organization of American States
OAS
Jose A. Mora
Washington
Mora
Inter-American Force
Johnson
Antonio Guzman
Antonio Imbert Barrera
Imbert
National Congress
India Mine Blast Near Dhanbad Kills Up To 400
An immense pre dawn explosion at a coal mine near Dhanbad India kills about 200 workers and possibly up to 400. Officials say coal dust ignited by a spark during shift change caused the blast. Surface engine room and office were wiped out and many miners remain trapped.
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India
New Delhi
Dhanbad
Ministry of Mines
Damages Sought in Two Roswell Auto Collision Suits
In Roswell district court two suits seek 95 050 in damages from automobile crashes. Louis and Mamie Hardage sue William G Irwin for injuries after a rear end collision on East McGaffey May 31 1963 seeking 53 300. Robert A and Joycelyn A Ayersman sue John W Stevens for another rear end collision on S Lea February 3 1964 seeking 41 750.
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Roswell
Louis Hardage
Mamie Hardage
William G. Irwin
East McGaffey
Irwin
Hardage
Robert A
Joycelyn A. Ayersman
John W. Stevens
Stevens
S. Lea
Ayersmans
Dionne Quintuplets To Celebrate 31st Birthday
The four surviving Dionne quintuplets were set to celebrate their 31st birthday with a quiet dinner at a downtown Montreal restaurant and possibly a show or movie.
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Montreal
Two Santa Fe Men Die In Separate Traffic Crashes
Florentino Garcia 26 and Perfecto Rael 62 died in separate incidents near Santa Fe. Garcia crashed south of town while riding with Carlos Lovato who survived. Rael was struck by Jess McLean eight miles north of Santa Fe as he ran onto US 64 84 285.
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Associated Press
Santa FE
Albuquerque
Florentino
Tony) Garcia
Pertfecto Rael
Rael
Jess C. McLean
Espanola
McLean
White Sands
Jess Crawford McLean
Civil Rights Marchers Go Toward Brandon Mississippi
Civil rights marchers, led by CORE, head 20 miles toward Brandon with James Farmer to join them for the final mile. Patrols monitor the route as marchers plan to protest Mississippi voter registration and the seating of the state delegation led by Prentiss Walker.
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Miss
James Farmer
Mississippi
Highway Patrol
Rankin County
Country Church
Medical Committee For Human Rights
Congress of Racial Equality
Farmer
CORE
Sissippi
Prentiss Walker
Rep. Walker
Lawrence Guyot
Hospital notices list visiting hours and May births
Visiting hours are General patients 2 p.m. to 8 30 p.m Maternity 3 to 5 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 30 p.m Admitted May 27 Henry Burden James L Wiley Jr Paula J Hargis Walker AFB Teri Ann Wall Portales Hollywood Hagerman Gunnison Melba Jo Walker and others Births May 27 include a son to Mr and Mrs Ysmael Andazola and a daughter to Mr and Mrs Joe Fuentes.
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Henry Burden
Deborah Akin
Mike Hernandez
Dacus Parker
Paula J. Hodges
Terry Ann Wall
Lloyd Dillard
Albert Salcido
Ysmael Andazola
Route 2
Carl Radcliff
Ray Baker
Melba Jo Walker
Charlies White
Joe Fuentes
N. Maple
Louis Galvert
N. Washington
Daniel Luna
E. Summit
Markets Recovers as Airlines Lead Gains on Slow Session
In a thin trading session, airlines led a broad stock market rise with Trans World Airlines up about two points and Delta Airlines higher. National, Northwest, United, and Eastern added solid gains while other major names like IBM and Xerox rose, as airlines spearheaded the late afternoon rebound on Memorial Day weekend.
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Delta Airlines
National
Northwest
United
Eastern Air Lines
IBM
Xerox
General Motors
Sears Roebuck
Union Carbide
Chrysler
Cadets receive numerous ROTC and leadership awards.
MIT 6 cadet Michael Haggar wins Holsum Bakery Award while James R. Rowland and James M. Strong III earn NRA Rifle and Pistol Awards. Other honors include Oldrup Medals for outstanding military science cadets Christopher B. Johnson Dale Hendrix and Robert McMurtie, Stephen Spencer for leadership, Jack R. Dillon for the Hugh L. McInnis Award, James Solo man for general excellence, Harold Palmer III for cadet colonel, Stephen Spencer recognized by NMex SAR, Roger Blakey for cadet honor system contribution, RCA Medals for multiple MSTs, West Point Society leadership by Finlay MacGillivary, and NROTC/ROTC scholarships to listed cadets.
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NRA
James R. Rowland
James M. Strong III
Dallas
Texas
Oldrup
Christopher B. Johnson
Albuquerque
Robert L. McMurtie
Naco
Ariz
Dale A. Hendrix
Taylor
Ben Samuel Goodwin Saber
James A. Soloman
Springdale
Conn
Harold B. Palmer III
Hugh Fink
Stephen M. Spencer
Carrizozo
Roger A. Blakey
Western Gas Service Co
RCA
Patrick R. Hyer
Big Spring
J.O. Terrell Couch
Houston
Lester K. Taylor
Carlsbad
Daniel P. Corcoran
Lawrence W. Goodard
Stephen L
Elliot
West Point Society For
Finlay S. MacGillivary
Christopher T. Barber
David G. Buell
Long Beach
Calif
Gary A. Horn
Riverside
James D. Lowe
Roswell
Johnson orders 1700 U.S. troops pulled from Dominican Republic
President Johnson announced plans to withdraw 1700 American troops from the Dominican Republic, adding that 1600 had already been withdrawn in two days. He urged new international machinery to handle fast moving events and directed briefing talks with OAS commander Gen Alvim on possible further withdrawals.
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Waco, Tex
Johnson
Dominican Republic
Baylor University
Gustaten
George Washington Baines Johnson
Bruce Palmer
U.S
Hugo Panasco Alvim
Brazil
Organization of American States
Caribbean
Contracts Let for Bottomless Lakes State Park Upgrades
Roswell firms win bids in New Mexico for Bottomless Lakes State Park improvements. Nilsen Painting Co. bids $1200 for interior and exterior painting of concession buildings. Ed's Marble and Tile Co. bids $1323 for tile work and partitions in public restrooms.
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Santa FE
Bottomless Lakes State Park
Roswell
Nilsen Painting Co
Ed’s Marble and Tile Co
Egg market steady at Chicago Mercantile Exchange
The AP reports eggs steady with wholesale buying prices unchanged at Chicago Mercantile Exchange. Grade A whites 227, mixed 274, mediums 23, standards 25, dirties unquoted, checks 212.
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Chicago
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Chicago Live Cattle Prices and Volumes Summary
Chicago live cattle data shows June highs around 27.90 and lows near 27.60 with close 27.65. October and December contracts display lower ranges with December incomplete, volumes listed as 192 and 159 respectively.
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Chicago
E. F. Hutton & Co
Dow Jones Closing Averages Reported By E F Hutton
The Dow Jones industrials closed up as the market finished higher across sectors. Industrials led gains with notable increases, while utilities and railroads supported the overall advance as stocks closed in positive territory.
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DOW Jones
E. F. Hutton & Co
Ial
Israeli Raids Inside Jordan Reported By Both Sides
Israeli paratroopers and infantry conducted three raids into Jordan late Thursday night and claimed destruction of a fuel depot and six sabotage bases. Jordan says two farmers and two children were killed and four farmers injured after two farmhouses were blown up. An Israeli communique reports seven soldiers wounded by a grenade accident with no Jordanian casualties reported by Israel.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Jordan
Brady Canyon Brush Fire Quickly Controlled
A brush fire in Brady Canyon’s upper section broke out at eight o'clock Wednesday night and was quickly brought under control by city firemen in Lincoln County.
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Brady Canyon
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