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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1967

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Goddard Band Seeks Bus Fund For Bayard Championship Game

Goddard High School football faces Bayard Cobre in the Class championship. The Goddard Band booster group seeks $200 for two buses from Roswell, with part raised at the school and additional help from readers. A caravan led by Police Chief L M Hall will depart 6:30 a m Saturday.

Goddard High Goddard Bayard Bayard Cobre Treasury Roswell Bob Maxwell Wallace I. Harman Aztec Lovington Rockets Goddard Booster Club L. M. Hall

Thanksgiving holiday closures hit Roswell and New Mexico offices

All Roswell and Chaves County schools and county and state offices close Thursday through Sunday for a four day Thanksgiving holiday. Roswell city offices stay open Friday except for Thanksgiving Day. Snow and reduced visibility threaten travel in southern New Mexico and higher passes, with hazardous conditions on Highway 60 through tonight. The Central State University in Columbus, Ohio reopens Monday under a policy balancing Black Power emphasis with order. In New York the United Nations sees Western powers seeking a swift Middle East peace vote amid expectations Britain will win wide support despite Soviet involvement.

Associated Press and Record News Roswell Chaves County New Mexico Albuquerque U.S. Weather Bureau Columbus Ohio Central State University Harry E. Groves United Nations N.Y Middle East Britain

Army to end ban on mail to lonely servicemen in Vietnam

The Army will cancel its ban on sending mail to lonely servicemen in Vietnam. Rep. Bob Wilson said the post office will allow mail addressed care of a lonely serviceman in Vietnam, via Pfc. William Rice, to be distributed. The change follows letters received after Rice urged readers to send Christmas cheer to troops.

San Diego Calif Army Vietnam Bob Wilson R-Calif William Rice Rice Defense Department

Boy Fails His Test in Hickory Car Incident

In Hickory North Carolina AP report driver Ern est Neal recounts a 16 year old requesting a road test. The youth borrowed a car from a friend and backed into a busy boulevard after confusing the gears. Neal stopped the vehicle and halted the exam fearing danger.

Hickory N.C Ernest Neal Neal

Black Power Advocate Tests Limits in Senate Hearing

Fred H. Brooks a 20 year old Black Power advocate testified he would support shooting Lyndon Johnson and Lady Bird if enemies, framing rights by any means as a last resort. He linked to violent rhetoric by Carmichael and Brown while authorities described race riot involvement and plans to seize Fisk University and Tennessee Agricultural and Industrial College.

Washington Fred H. Brooks Lady Bird Johnson Johnson Brooks Nashville Tenn Senate John L. McClellan Senate Investigations Committee McClellan Stokley Carmichael H. Rap Brown Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee Carmichael Brown America Lady Bird Lyndon Johnson Bob Hill Nashville Police Department Hill John A. Sorace Sorace Fisk University Tennessee Agricultural and Industrial College

Founder of Clovis Newspaper Dies

Arthur E. Curren founder of the Clovis News Journal died Tuesday in Garden Grove California at age 85. He started the paper in 1907 as a weekly and shifted to a dairy operation in 1909.

Clovis Newspaper Clovis (Ap Clovis News Journal Arthur E. Curren Garden Grove Calif Curren

Senate Passes Landmark Social Security Bill Conference Next

The Senate approved a wide ranging Social Security bill by 78 to 6 sending it to House conference. It increases benefits for current and future retirees, raises the payroll tax, and tightens welfare rules. A $70 minimum payment and higher benefits are planned with a new earnings limit for retirees.

Washington Senate Wallace F. Bennett Utah Carl T. Curtis R-Neb Spessard L. Holland D-Fla John Stennis D-Miss Strom Thurmond R-S.c John J Wilbur D. Mills House Ways and Means Mills Birch Bayh Finance Committee Long

Union Thanksgiving Service Planned for 10 A.M. Thursday

Roswell churches join in a citywide Thanksgiving service at 10 a.m. Thursday at First Presbyterian Church Third and Kentucky. The Ministerial Alliance sponsors the one hour event with Rev. L A Shoberg delivering the sermon and choir performances from multiple congregations. Additional services are planned at Emmanuel Lutheran St Andrews Episcopal St Thomas a Becket and the First Church of Christ Scientist with prayers for troops in Vietnam and offerings supporting needy transients and a new alliance work project.

Roswell First Presbyterian Church Third Kentucky Ministerial Alliance Alliance Immanuel Lutheran Church Third and Missouri J. Brase St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Charles Davies Acolyte Guild Vietnam St. Thomas A Becket S. Union Church of Christ, Scientist David Alexander Charles T. Stone

Judge E T Hensley Dies Rites Friday in Portales

Santa Fe AP reports E T Hensley Jr longtime NM Court of Appeals chief judge died at 60 in Santa Fe after cancer illness. A Portales native, he served 19 years as district judge before leading the newly created appeals court in 1966. Funeral in Portales Central Christian Church. Burial Portales Cemetery. Survivors include widow Elizabeth and three sons Fred Bill and Jack. He held many civic roles and and bank posts.

Santa FE E.T. Hensley Jr New Mexico Court of Appeals Hensley Appeals Court Portales Elizabeth Fred Bill Albuquerque Jack Taos Central Christian Church Charles Henry San Antonio Tex David Tod American Cancer Society

Memorial Service Marks Kennedy Death Anniversary in Dallas

Dallas Mayor Erik Jonsson followed Kennedy’s guideline for a free society during a memorial service near Dealey Plaza. The event recalled the 1963 assassination and the Warren Commission findings as mourners visited the area and observed the Texas School Book Depository and Elm Street landmarks.

Tom Johnson Associated Press Dallas Tex Erik Jonsson John F. Kennedy America Jonsson Kennedy Warren Commission Lee Harvey Oswald Texas John Connally Jonsson Thomas K. Gorman Dallas-Fort Worth Gerald J. Klein M. S. Wright Peoples Missionary Baptist Church Dealey Plaza Texas School Book Depository

Roswell Daily Record Skips Thanksgiving Publication

No edition will be published Thursday Thanksgiving Day as staff observe the holiday. Regular publication resumes Friday.

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