Gas Reporter Dickey Chapelle Killed in Viet Nam Combat Zone
Veteran AP photographer Dickey Chapelle, 47, died when a mine exploded as Marines moved toward Da Nang. She had been wounded in the neck earlier, lost a bet with Henri Huet, and died aboard a medevac helicopter after front-line service with Marines. Chapelle was the first female newswoman killed in Vietnam.
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DA Nang
South Viet Nam
U.S
Dickey Chapelle
Miss Chapelle
Central Highlands
Associated Press
Henri Huet
Huet
Medivac
Marine Company
Texas Case Clears Water Depletion Tax Credit War
The Shurbet case ends with no Supreme Court appeal and allows farmers in the Ogallala Basin to claim a federal income tax depletion allowance. State Engineer notes New Mexico and Texas differ on water ownership. depletion limits and reliance on state controls shape future applications.
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S.E. Reynolds
U.S. Solicitor General’s
Washington
U.S. Supreme Court
United States
Marvin Shurbet
Shurbet
Petersburg
Tex
Ogallala
U. S. District Court
Lubbock
5Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Ogallala Basin
High Plains
Lea County
Portales Valley
Ogallala Reservoir
Flint
Internal Revenue Service
Texas
New Mexico
Roswell Artesian
Liquor License Transfer Set for Roswell Council Vote
Richard Tigner seeks to move his dispenser license from Norton Hotel to 1200 S Union while opponents led by Jay Carr J C Baker and Mrs Fran Schmidt gather protest signatures. The state liquor control division will forward the issue to the Roswell city council next Tuesday with final action by Howard Babcock.
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Don Riggenbach
Richard Tigner
Norton Hotel
S. Union
Jay Carr
J. C. Baker
Fran Schmidt
Tigner
State Liquor Control Division
Roswell
Howard Babcock
Babcock
Carr
Pearson Case Plea Is Made
Charles R. Self 20, former University of Colorado student, pleaded innocent in district court to an accessory to murder charge in the shooting of James Pearson 20 of Menlo Park California. An earlier murder charge against Self was dropped. Judge set a hearing for next Tuesday.
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Boulder
Colo
Charles R. Self
University of Colorado
Self
Aurora
Joan G. Brown
James Pearson
Menlo Park
Calif
Tricks Work for Inmates
In Las Vegas New Mexico San Miguel County Jailer Selmo Roybal in a hoax call sequence released Agapito Maestas and then Lorenzo Roybal both tied to theft and burglary after phony orders from a supposed parole officer and district attorney. The calls were described as tricks and led to police pursuit.
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Las Vegas, N. M
San Miguel County
Selmo Roybal
Mike Padilla
Roybal
Agapito Maestes
Maestas
Donald Martinez
Lorenzo Roybal
Klan Front Story Told in Washington Hearing
Congressional investigator said Clayton Civic Club in Jonesboro Georgia posed as a Ku Klux Klan front. Fred Hand named as club president told IRS agent the club had 85 members with five dollar dues and that its mission was to aid the needy.
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Philip Manuel
Fred Hand
Internal Revenue Service
Manuel
House Committee On
Jonesboro Klan
Walter Parr
Atlanta Constitution and Journal
Wells
Parr
Joe R. Pool
Dtex
Charles Bartlett
Jonesboro
Bartlett
Georgia Klan
Pool
De Gaulle confirms bid for re election in December
President Charles de Gaulle announced on radio that he will seek reelection on December 5. The historic pledge ends months of speculation over a new seven year term and reshapes the French political landscape.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Cadets Invited to Radford School Dance in El Paso
Cadets from New Mexico Military Institute will join Radford School for Girls in El Paso for a social dinner and dance this Saturday. About 125 cadets from the institute's junior and senior classes and college freshmen and sophomores will be hosted at Ft. Bliss overnight. The Radford Mothers Association sponsors the event hoping to make it an annual affair.
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New Mexico Military Institute
el Paso
Radford School For Girls
Ft. Bliss
Radford
New Mexico
Radford Mothers Association
Argentine Transport Vanishes Over Central America
A DC4 carrying 69 cadets and crewmen disappeared en route from Panama to San Salvador with engine fire reported. Bad weather hampered a search by U S and Nicaraguan air forces near Costa Rica's Atlantic coast as the other Argentine plane landed safely in El Salvador.
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Panama
Central America
United States
el Salvador
Mexico
Puerto Limon
Costa Rica
Atlantic
Canal Zone
U.S
U.S. Air Force
San Salvador
Medical aid for enemy illegal says Red Cross chief
James F. Collins president of the American Red Cross in San Francisco declares medical aid to North Vietnam illegal. He notes only the ICRC in Geneva can relay blood to North Vietnam and cites Treasury Department rulings. He criticizes student sympathy for aiding the other side.
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San Francisco
James F. Collins
American Red Cross
North Viet Nam
Red Cross International Committee
Geneva
Hanoi
Treasury Department
Viet Nam
Red Cross
Collins
Pacific
ARC
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Santa FE
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Merle Tucker
Albuquerque
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Bud Foster
West Second
South Union
Council
Pearson
Union and
McGaffey
Wyatt
N.M
Martinez
Pentagon
Fort Belvoir
UPI
Klan
New York
Rhodesia
Johnson
Ian D. Smith
New York Times
Jakarta
Indonesia
Java
D. N. Aidit
J.W
Jimmy) Wells
Klaliff
Klavern
Robert L. Bing
Cyclops
John H. Buchanan Jr
Ala
Benigno H. Andrada
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