Ike Initiated Action to Halt Dock Strike
The government won a 10 day Taft Hartley injunction to stop the dock strike crippling ports from Maine to Texas. A full resumption of work was expected Monday as efforts target extending the cooling off period to 80 days. The ILA said it had no objection to the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Maine
Texas
Eisenhower
Frederick van Pelt Bryan
U. S. Atty
George C. Doub
Washington
International Longshoremen’s Assn
Louis Waldman
ILA
Atlantic
Gulf
New York Shipping Assn
Doub
Bryan
Gladys B. Wyatt Pioneer NM figure dies at 81
Gladys Brice Wyatt, daughter of former New Mexico Supreme Court Chief Justice Charles Brice, died Saturday at 3 a.m. after a long illness. Born August 30, 1898 in Blooming Grove Texas, she passed the New Mexico Bar at 20 and married Dillard H. Wyatt in 1920. Survived by daughter Mrs. Paul K. Beck and three grandchildren, and sister Mrs. James Dowaliby, burial Monday at 3 p.m. in South Park Cemetery. Burial by Ballard Funeral Home at Fifth and Pennsylvania officiated by Rev. Charles R. Davies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Brice Wyatt
Supreme Court of
State of New Mexico
Charles %. Brice
Evelyn Pruitt Brice
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Blooming Grove
Texas
Wyatt
New Mexico
Mary Baldwin College
Staunton
New
Curtis Hill
H. M. Dow
Cecil Bonney
H. H. McGee
Langford Keith
J. P. White Jr
South Park Cemetery
Ballard Funeral Home
Dodge
Robert E. Webb
Walker Base
Riverside
Francisco Gonzales
Riverside Dr
George Daniel Lewis
Box 205
Dexter
Dexter Road
Jimmy McNeil
Mountainair
St. Mary’s Hospital
Riverside Drive
Gonzales
N. Richardson Ave
Tucumcari
Charlie Troublefield
Hagerman
Roswell
R. Perry Bean
Jesus A. Renteria
Juarez
Roberto Ramirez
Mexico City
Jack G. Brannock
Ramon G. Trujillo
Gen. del
Edgar Ray Hatcher
Tatum
Mercury
Ballard Farm
South Sunset
Pete Welch
S. York
Singer
Chew den
S.E. Main St
Mystery hangs over Lordsburg death in coroner case
A coroner's jury ruled death by hanging for Mrs. Doris Moore of El Paso. Testimony showed she left home after a TV night with husband H L Moore to buy a soft drink, then disappeared. Officer Bailey traced a yellow sedan at 3 am, finding odor of kerosene and a burned front-seat spot, but the motive and circumstances remain unclear.
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Lordsburg
Doris Moore
el Paso
H. L. Moore
John Bailey
Bailey
Budapest workers demand Nagy return as prime minister
The General Workers' Council of Greater Budapest pressed Premier Kadar to reveal Nagy's whereabouts and restore him as head of government. Yugoslavia urged Hungary to allow Nagy to return home or seek refuge there. The council warned of protests if Nagy is not found and reinstated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Budapest
Hungary
General Workers’ Council of
Greater
Imre Nagy
Yugoslavia
Nagy
Tito
Romania
Janos Kadar
Radio Nagy
Kadar
U N Assembly Approves Egypt Withdrawal Plan
The United Nations Assembly urged Britain France and Israel to withdraw from Egypt and gave Dag Hammarskjold powers to deploy an emergency Middle East police force. It authorized further steps to clear the Suez Canal with survey work and negotiations, while voting deepened East West splits over the crisis.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N. Assembly
Britain
France
Israel
Egypt
Dag Hammarskjold
Middle East
Port Said
United State
Assembly
Canada
Colombia
India
Norway
United States
Yugoslavia
Australia
New Zealand
Belgium
China
Cuba
Dominican Republic
Italy
Luxembourg
Netherlands
Portugal
South Africa
Nicaragua
Suez Canal
Hammarskjold
R. A. Wheeler
U. S. Army
International Bank For Reconstruction and Development
Wheeler
Panama Canal
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers
John J. McCloy
Chase Manhattan Bank
New York City
Alfred G. Katzin
Paul-Henri Spaak
Abba Eban
Welcome Mr and Mrs Walter Bruce Mr and Mrs Gordon Shavgrow
A formal greeting lists the names Mr Walter Bruce and Mrs, and Mr Gordon Shavgrow in a ceremonial welcome note. The readability is limited but highlights two couples or pairs as guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Bruce
Gordon Shavgrow
Judges Named for Voice of Democracy Contest
Five judges announced for the Voice of Democracy contest by chairman John W. Hall Jr. They are Morgan Nelson Eldon J Whitaker Lt Donald C Nielsen Don Eyman and Col Clark Henkle. The event runs November 28 elimination at the high school theater and November 29 final at 5 15 p m over KSWS TV with the state winner advancing to Nationals in Washington DC and four national winners earning 500 scholarships and gold recordings. The competition theme is I Speak for Democracy and is open to high school sophomores juniors and seniors. It is sponsored by the U S Junior Chamber of Commerce the National Association of Radio and TV Broadcasters and the Radio Electronics Television Manufacturers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voice of Democracy
John W. Hall Jr
Morgan Nelson
East Grand Plains
Eldon J. Whitaker
Toastmasters Club
Donald C. Nielsen
Walker Air Force Base
Don Eyman
Col
Clark Henkle
WAFB
Little Theater
Ksws-Tv
Chaves County
Washington, D. C
U. S
False Alarm at Washington Avenue Spurs Fire Units
A prank call sent Truck 2 and Big Mo to 1603 S Washington Ave at 1 05 a m yesterday. No fire was found. Fire Chief George E Daniels warned such stunts risk deaths as fire crews rush to calls. Two trucks responded as standard procedure for a reported house fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque St
Ed Melendez
George E. Daniels
Ellers
Washington Ave
Big Mo
Washington
Six Local Oil Men Will Serve NMPIC for 1956 57
Six Roswell men were named to standing committees of the New Mexico Petroleum Industries Committee for 1956 57. C A Copple of Malco Refineries was named chairman of the legislative committee and a member of budget finance and highway transportation. Ray Bell of Ray Bell Oil was named to the Motor Fuel Administration distributive education and general committees. W R Cox of Tweedy Oil Co was named to the Legislative and general committees. Robert A Bussian of Malco Refineries was named to the Motor Fuel Taxation Administration Sub committee and Reed Mulkey of Reed Mulkey Oil and W H Clem mons of Malco Refineries were appointed members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
New Mexico Petroleum Industries Committee
Fred Linn
C. A. Copple
Malco Refineries, Inc
Ray Bell
The
Ray Bell Oil Company
Motor Fuel & Administration
Distributive Education
W. R. Cox
Tweedy Oil Co
Robert A. Bussian
Motor Fuel Taxation & Administration
Reed Mulkey
Reed Mulkey Oil Company
W. H. Clemmons
Lions Officers To Hold Cabinet Meeting Tuesday
District 40 X Lions International officers plan a 10 a.m. cabinet meeting at the Chamber of Commerce. Attending are district governor John Kelt of Tucumcari and Brad Hays from Roswell, with deputy governors Buzz Jones Clovis Art Green Carlsbad and secretary treasurer Charles Magruder of Tucumcari. Afterward a joint luncheon with the Mid Day and Downtown Lions at Nickson is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions International
Chamber of Commerce
Bill Rives
Lions
John Kelt
Tucumcari
Brad Hays
Roswell
Buzz Jones
Clovis
Art Green
Carlsbad
Charles Magruder
Lions Clubs
Nickson
Balmy Weather To Remain Through Today
The Weather Bureau reported calm conditions will persist today with warmer temperatures ranging from 50 to 65. A large stationary high pressure area over the western states is driving the pleasant trend, easing for most observers except ski enthusiasts, farmers, and ranchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Weather Bureau
Mercury
U S Operates Secret Radio in Budapest
Washington disclosed that a secret shortwave transmitter was operated in Budapest due to chaotic conditions and safety fears for American personnel. The State Department said the transmitter was used for only a few days and ceased operation ten days ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Rottern
Budapest
State Department
Anxious Moment as Jar Labels Alarm Albuquerque Police
Albuquerque police discovered jars labeled nitric glycerin and nitric chloride explosives in a residential garage. They contacted a former resident now in Florida who said the bottles contained colored water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Florida
Santa Claus Treasure Hunt Opens Roswell Week Long
The 1956 Santa Claus Treasure Hunt begins tomorrow in Roswell with lucky tickets given with each purchase. Sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce Retail Trade Committee, shoppers will seek duplicate numbers posted in participating stores for prizes during the Yuletide shopping season. Last year’s success led to a two day extension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
The
Chamber of Commerce
Yuletide
Retail Trade Committee
Ferment in the Fertile Crescent heightens Near East tensions
Beirut reports growing ferment across Lebanon Syria Iraq and Jordan as rival factions and foreign agents raise fears of religious strife and sudden violence. The piece notes tensions between Muslims and Christians, Arab rivals, and concern over British French pullout from Egypt and Israel’s Gaza stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
Lebaon
Fertile Crescent
Lebanon
Syria
Iraq
Jordan
Israel
Gos
Sip
Mally
Middle East
Egypt
United Nations
Gaza Strip
Police Radar Patrol Planned on East Second and Sea
Police Chief Tommy Thompson will run speed enforcement tomorrow at East Second and Sea. Authorities warn drivers to slow as radar devices monitor traffic and aim to ticket speeding motorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Second
Sea
Tommy Thompson
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Ike
Gladys B. Wyatt
Pioneer NM
William Reichle
N. Lea Ave
Missouri
Helen Masters
Roy
San Jon
Judy Lynn Shepherd
Roy Shepherd
Big Spring
Tex
Judy
W. W. Kemper
NMPIC
Secret Radio
N. M
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