Kremlin calls for world Communist conference amid Moscow Peking rift
Moscow urged a world Communist conference to address the Moscow Peking split as Chou En-lai and the Chinese delegation lingered after Russia's Bolshevik anniversary celebration. Pravda urged the event while Brezhnev and Kosygin push unity and continued Soviet policy against Khrushchev era changes.
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U S Reluctantly Delays NATO Nuclear Schedule
Washington reports a cautious shift toward a year end target for a sea borne nuclear force draft with NATO in Paris. Belgian Foreign Minister Spaak cited French opposition but noted time needed for Britain’s Labor government to shape plans, with officials signaling a delay into 1965 and a few weeks rather than months.
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N. M. Road Toll So Far This Year Tops Last Year
The report shows toll collected on the New Mexico road reaching 310 this year, compared with 317 the previous year. Officials note the figures reflect current period totals and may change as counts update.
Family of 13 Burns in South Sunset Fire
Three children and their mother were burned when a four room residence and trailer burned near Walker Air Force Base on Monday night. Juanita Maldonado 41 and her daughter Virginia 16 and Juana 6 were treated for burns at St. Marys Hospital while Carlton Murray 3 remained hospitalized. The Maldonado family of 13 had just moved in a week ago and lost all clothing and belongings. They stay with Mrs J B Marino at 1207 N 13th Street as clothing food and cash are being collected at Central Fire Station.
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Public Meeting Called Over Woodburn Ousting
Roswell residents plan a public meeting at the Chamber of Commerce to discuss the removal of Al Woodburn from county Home Economics and 4-H duties after an NMSU investigation cited administrative irregularities. The February 1965 issue centers on calf ownership certification and potential program changes.
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Piggy Banks on Birthday Girl Carol Slavsky
In San Francisco Herman Slavsky gave his year old daughter Carol ten dollars for her birthday to open a bank account. While filling the application she wrote Piggy as the former bank name in bold letters.
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Suits Prepared to Block 197 Portales Valley Wells
Attorneys for the Water Rights for Landowners Association say they will file in district court to challenge 197 well drilling applications in Portales Valley. The group opposes diverting underground water and seeks to invalidate the permits as creating a cloud on land titles. L C Harrison notes most land is deeded, with some state land, and officials question advertising rights.
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GOP Surplus After Goldwater Campaign Sparks Talk
The Republican National Committee reports a sizable surplus after Goldwater’s campaign, with officials declining to reveal the amount though under two million is anticipated. The Ripon Society urges an independent audit of party accounts as Curry and Roosevelt county lawmakers discuss water rights.
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Johnson to Meet Wilson in Washington Next Month
In Washington President Johnson will confer with Britain's Prime Minister Harold Wilson early next month.
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Steele pleads innocent on seven murder counts
Robert P. Steele pleads innocent to two murder charges in a preliminary hearing before Justice J. C. Jones and is bound over for trial in District Court without bond. He faces charges tied to the October 3 slayings of Erika McGowan and her son Porter Fortin, with an aggravated battery count added in connection with Airman SC John Daniels’s wounding. Daniels identified Steele as the shooter, and a coroner's inquest ruled gunshot deaths for both victims. Court appointed attorneys Ross Malone and Harold Hensley represent Steele.
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Newspapers Union Agree on Tentative Detroit Contract
Federal and state mediators announced a tentative contract between Detroit's strikebound dailies and Local 10 of the Plate and Paper Handlers Union. Details remain undisclosed pending ratification, while no settlement is indicated with Local 13 of the Printing Pressmen's Union for the Free Press and News.
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Ellidge pleads not guilty to two charges in Roswell case
James Ellidge pleaded not guilty in district court to armed robbery and kidnapping arising from the October 27 Western Union robbery and the abduction of clerk Linda Gullion. Gullion was hospitalized with head injuries after being assaulted and doused with gasoline before escaping. Ellidge admits the robbery and kidnapping but denies Gullion's assault allegations. a preliminary hearing on a third charge will be held after Gullion's release. He is jailed without bond, with attorneys W. E. Bondurant Jr. and William C. Schauer appointed.
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Eilidge
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Dallas
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Mudslide entombs housewife in Verdugo Hills
In Burbank California a fire denuded canyon unleashed a mudslide that swept Aimee Miller from her home and entombed her in a catch basin. Her husband William and daughter Meredith escaped as their home and eight nearby structures were damaged. Cited weather officials warned of more rain with heavy showers expected in the mountains and foothills.
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Bus Rollover Injures 30 Students Near Bremerton
A school bus carrying 67 high school students rolled 71 feet down an embankment in Bremerton Washington injuring about 30. Three suffered broken arms or shoulders and 15 were hospitalized. Jan Western an exchange student from the Netherlands was among the injured. Driver James Cobb said he swerved onto the shoulder to avoid another vehicle.
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Librarian Lawrence Mumford Reads Perry Mason In Denver
Denver AP reports Lawrence Quincy Mumford librarian of Congress read Perry Mason in The Case of the Ice Cold Hands while in Denver for a speech. He says at home he usually reads heavier works.
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