Where'd the Deer Go
Deer hunting reports show better results on the east end of the Capitans and rocky south side after opening day. Seven hunters pull out of Pine Lodge camp as Copeland Canyon area yields sparse deer and primitive unmaintained roads deter access.
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Te Mountain
Pine Lodge
Crow’s Nest
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Big Country
Homicide Probe Opens For Former UNM Track Star
Inspectors planned an inquiry into the December death of Richard Wayne Howard 32 a former UNM track star and 1966 Olympic team member found dead in a friends apartment from an overdose of narcotics.
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Hollywood
Richard Wayne Howard
University of New Mexico
U.S
Howard
Old Mine Perilous Near Issaquah Injures Six
In Issaquah Washington a 14 year old boy Mike Oneal nearly died after being trapped in an old coal mine shaft. A neighbor and his son Virgil Nickels entered the shaft to help him but were overcome by gas. Police fire and other responders rescued all six. The boy stated I guess I'm pretty lucky.
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Mike O'Neal
Virgil Nickel
Virgil Jr
Young O'Neal
Frans Perker
O Raymond Febus
O'Neal
Looting of London Co op Safe Deposit Boxes Shocks City
Raiders broke into the Stratford East London headquarters of a large co op store system and rifled about 600 safety deposit boxes. Initial estimates put the haul at 1 million pounds with early figures around 2.8 million dollars. Police say thieves used thermal lances to breach a two foot thick door and a grille, leaving scattered jewelry in the strong room.
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Scotland Yard
Stratford
Britain
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Rubens
Dulwich College Art Gallery
Rehabilitation Center thaw planned in Roswell meeting
A Tuesday meeting in Roswell aims to thaw the Roswell Rehabilitation Center program frozen for weeks. State and local officials from the Combined Hospitals Board Vocational Rehabilitation ENMU Roswell campus and federal representatives will discuss interagency control program approvals and funding.
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Roswell
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ENMU
George Bryan
Carr
It. Marshall
Boumediennes Regime Faces First Major Internal Crisis
In Algiers the Boumedienne regime self identified as in crisis amid growing factional disputes within the Revolutionary Council since Boumedienne toppled Ahmed Ben Bella in June 1965. The first clear sign emerged November 1 when Col Tahari Zbiri, chief of the general staff, boycotted the military parade.
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Ahmed Ben Bella
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Algeria
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Denver woman robbed at knife point during dog walk
Mrs Sally Gilbert told police a man robbed her at knifepoint Saturday night after she walked her wirehaired fox terrier. She handed over 17.90 dollars from her purse and was struck on the head before the dog was stolen as well.
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Denvier, Cole
Denver
Sally Gilbert
Truth or Consequences Man Killed in Left Turn Collision
A 57 year old auto mechanic Will Cooley was killed in Truth or Consequences when his car turned left into a roadside cafe and struck another car driven by Lone Thomas Shreck of Garfield who was uninjured. State Police cited weekend traffic deaths including Wilford Sherman 17 of Gallup killed crossing US 666.
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T Or C
Lone Thomas Shreck
Garfield
Gallup
U.S. 666
Wilford
Sherman
Francis R. McGee
McGee
Bloomfield
New Mexico
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Clovis
Millie Bannister
Maude Walker
Portales
Lela Norton White
George Werlto
Deserting Navy Men Seek Political Asylum in Japan
Four U.S. Navy personnel from the 7th Fleet carrier Intrepid deserted and sought asylum in Japan over opposition to the Vietnam War. The Japan Peace for Vietnam Committee said an American Peace Movement representative met the sailors a week ago. David Dellinger was informed. the four are John M. Barilla 20 Richard D. Bailey 19 Michael A. Lindner 19 and Craig W. Anderson 19, all airman ranks. No home addresses given.
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Intrepid
United States
Vietnam
Japan Peace For Vietnam
Japan
David Dellinger
Pentagon
Washington
John M. Barilla
Richard D. Bailey
Michael A. Lindner
Craig W. Anderson
Undercover Agent’s Work Leads to Liquor Raids
Police report former baker Leroy Gaines worked undercover for months to expose illegal liquor sales in Roswell. Four suspects were arrested and seven cases plus assorted bottles were seized. Gaines, now on patrol, said the effort faced challenges in secrecy and contact with headquarters.
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Leroy Gaines
New Mexico Military Institute
Roswell
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Johnson urged to explain Americas Vietnam role in church
President Johnson faced a direct public demand for clarity on the Vietnam war during a Veterans Day weekend that stretched from Ft. Benning to the Enterprise and back to Washington. In Williamsburg Virginia at Bruton Parish Church Rev Cotesworth Pinckney Lewis pressed the issue as Johnson and family attended services.
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Johnson
Virginia
America
Cotesworth Pinckney Lewis
Bruton Parish
Williamsburg
Washington
Dr. Lewis
Ft. Benning
Enterprise
Calfornia
Carrizozo Man Charged With Second Degree Murder
Richard Beltran, 30, of Carrizozo, is held on a $10,000 bond on a second degree murder charge in the death of Ralph Lopez Sr, found dead outside the Yucca Bar after a bar confrontation. Beltran appeared before Justice of the Peace KL Sherrill and will seek legal counsel.
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Lincoln County
Carrizozo
Richard Beltran
Ralph Lopez Sr
Beltran
Justice of the Peace KL Sherrill
Lopez
Yucca
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