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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1965
Page
8
An enumeration of crossword style clues spans across numbers 1 to 44 with varied hints including overshoe unconscious states thoroughfare and more. Entries cover people places and objects such as Fortuine teacher of Samuel Last queen of Spain and War god while some terms point to anatomy weather or measurement contexts.
Medical note explains herpes simplex infections including primary and recurrent stages. It covers brain involvement, triggering factors, and encephalitis risk, with advice on diagnosis limits and treatments. Reader questions address brain shocks, a clumsy grandchild, and oral hypertension medicines.
A reader mulls dry climate as a cure for a chronic runny nose and proposes a six week trial. A second note asks for calf enlargement methods, and a health tip notes fever as an illness sign.
The 1965 amendments widen benefits for women over 60. Widows may start benefits at age 60 with a reduced monthly payment from their deceased husband’s record, effective September. Remarried widows can choose the higher benefit between records from the deceased or current husband, also effective September. Contact Roswell SSA at 213 W. 4th, open 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. weekdays.
The Washington Avenue Parent-Teacher Association awarded prizes to top readers in Roswell Public Library's summer program. Winners include Pamela Holland 230 books, Spencer Hall 125 books, Diane Norton 115 books, and Cheryl Ellard 28 books.
Local men may enroll in a 23 week training program to gain service station specialist skills. Twenty applicants will be accepted. a mechanical ability test is required. Courses run at Roswell Community College and other sites with funding from the Federal Manpower Development and Training Act. Information at 1300 W. Alameda.
Australian air rescue volunteers drop meat pies from 600 feet wrapped in inflated bags to cushion impact. No crusts broken as bags absorb shock, aiming to use the method in bushfire and flood relief efforts.
Area oil industry report details completions in Eddy Chaves and Lea counties with Wells like Huapache Unit No. 11 unit 8 Wildcat and Leonard Oil Co Federal Hagerty No 4. Shuts ins and workovers occur at Jackson Grayburg and Loco Hills pools. Production changes include wells returning to production after acidizing and fracturing treatments with results noted in BOPD and gas MCF.
President Johnson announced the first tests in new high speed rail transport will start within a year. By fall 1966 experimental rail cars will arrive and service between New York Washington and New York Boston will run at 125 mph. The act funds 90 million over three years for ground transport research and development.
AP reports three major networks pool resources for Pope Paul VI visit to New York. Coverage includes 65 plus cameras and a helicopter, tracing arrive at Kennedy Airport, St. Patrick's Cathedral, United Nations, Yankee Stadium mass. The one day trip anchors week of viewing.
St. Paul Church of God in Christ at 321 E McGaffery St will sponsor a barbecue dinner Saturday from 11 am to 5 pm. Menu features chicken and ribs with free delivery on request. Orders placed by telephone at 622 8537.
The Supreme Court is praised for courage yet faulted for old fashioned writing. Ramblings and obscurities hinder reader understanding, with reporters scrambling for decisions via wires and press offices on opinion days. Some urge clear headnotes or concise first paragraphs to aid lawyers and the public.
Sept 24 to Sept 30 building permits listed for various residential and commercial projects. Names include C O Holloway Remo Moroni A J Lee H E Tusha Tesco Signs Chester Sullins Ned John Cabot Dysart with projects from interior alterations to additions and sign work. Total values range from 125 to 1200 dollars.
Howard M. Overstreet, 71, of Truth or Consequences, says he seeks the Republican nomination for governor. He manages a local domino parlor in Truth or Consequences. A routine check found his name not on the Sierra County voter list.
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