Thunderchiefs Strafe North Vietnam as Interceptors Engage
U.S. Air Force Thunderchiefs bombed a MIG airfield and a missile site near Hanoi and Haiphong, while two Soviet-built interceptors repelled the attack. Tass reported North Vietnamese antiaircraft forces claimed four U.S. planes down north of Hanoi, with no U.S. losses in Saigon. Ground fighting near Con Thien paused after a siege, as Marine outposts endured light shelling along the DMZ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Hanoi
Saigon
South Vietnam
Con Thien
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Leatherneck
U.S. Air Force
Dragon
Mekong Delta
U.S. 9Th Infantry Division
Dong Tam
Delta
Provisional Assembly
Nguyen van Thieu
Nguyen Cao Ky
North Vietnam
Haiphong
Hoa Lac
Interstate miles near completion across New Mexico and state updates
The New Mexico Interstate program is 60 percent finished with about 600 of 1 003 miles done. I 40 is over two thirds complete with 122 8 miles of 374 not yet built. Specifications note seven I 40 sections pending and a 1973 completion projection, with other state updates from Las Cruces NM State University telescope plans to Santa Fe education finance allocations and local Albuquerque bids for Los Alamos facility projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SANTA
Edgewood
Moriarty
Santa Rosa
New Mexico-Texas Line
Tucumcari
Santa FE
State Board of Education Finance
BEF
William McConnell
School For the Deaf
School For the Blind
Northern
New Mexico State School
New Mexico Military Institute
Albuquerque
J. R. Brennand Construction Co
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
Atomic Energy Commission
Debbie Jones dominates Junior Championship Horse Show at New Mexico State Fair
Debbie Jones of Tatum wins four championships at the New Mexico State Fair Junior Championship Horse Show including stock seat equitation reined stock horse and western pleasure. Carlsbad and Roswell riders claim reserves, with 4-H divisions led by Claire Jones and Janet Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Debbie Jones
Tatum
New Mexico State Fair
Jane Oldrup
Roswell
Teri Pelton
Carlsbad
Pam Davis
Lisa Perkowski
Julie Rust
Albuquerque
High Point
Claire Jones
Cathe Simons
Janet Butler
Accidents at multiple intersections report two rearings
Friday several traffic collisions occurred at Eighth and Main College and Garden Alameda and Parkview N Main and Fourth Street. Drivers included James A Sanders Paula Gibbins Marshall Haney James Lusk Frances Jackson Homer Warren and others with charges for following too closely failure to yield and stop sign impact.
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Eighth and Main
James A. Sanders
Aspen Place
Paula Gibbins
Hervey Dr. Gibbins
College and Garden
Marsha Haney
Rt. 1
James L. Fields
E. Fifth
Fields
Alameda
Parkview
Homer Warren
W. Juniper
N. Main
Fourth St
James K. Lusk
S. Missouri
Frances Jackson
Fires Reported at Three Local Sites
At 11 45 am a vacant house at 130 S Michigan owned by Dick Lilly had trash burning on the back porch with no damage. At 1 am 1401 E Hendricks occupant Mrs Ken Horn owned by W W Harris no damage and cause unknown. At 7 33 pm 1800 S Pennsylvania a car owned by Art Lacey had damage to wires under the hood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Michigan
Dick Lilly
E. Hendricks
Ken Horn
W. W. Harris
S. Pennsylvania
Art Lacey
E C Flinn Succumbs Rites Pend
Elisha Caleb Flinn 71 of 111 E Summit died 2 15 p m Saturday at Memorial Osteopathic Hospital after a long illness He was born November 12 1895 in Batesville Ark and lived in Roswell 26 years A WW I veteran and building supply businessman he was a member of St Peters Catholic Church B POE Lodge 969 American Legion Kiwanis and WW I Veterans Survivors include wife four sons three daughters and a sister Funeral services are pending at Ballard Funeral Home.
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Elisha Caleb Flinn
E. Summit
Memorial Osteopathic Hospital
Batesville
Ark
Jesse S
Adelia Ellen Adrian Flinn
Ethel Corbin
Roswell
Flinn
Indian Territory
Tijerina assails U.S. in Santa Fe speech on Vietnam
Land grant leader Reies Tijerina denounces U.S. actions in Vietnam calling them murders of women and children. He spoke at St. John's College in Santa Fe and warned of a possible Tierra Amarilla rally after the Rio Arriba County raid. He urged opposition to the U.S. stance and invoked Spanish American land grant claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
Reies Tijerina
U.S
United States
Vietnam
St. John’s College
Chama
Tierra Amarilla
Tijerina
Name of Justice
Federal Alliance of Free City States
Close Watch Planned For Tijerina Rally
State Police will place extra officers in the Chama area Sunday to oversee a fund raising rally by Reies and Cristobal Tijerina. The event supports legal defenses as charges linger from a June raid on the Rio Arriba County Courthouse.
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Santa FE
Reies Tijerina
Joe Black
Chama
Tijerina
Cristobal
Black
Tijerinas
Reies
Tijerina Brothers
Rio Arriba
J B Burke Dies Rites Pending
James Bailey Burke 78 of 1314 E Tilden died at home at 8 30 am Saturday after 52 years in Roswell Born Cameron Texas June 21 1889 he was son of late William F and Margaret M Davis He married Minnie Frances Rogers November 13 1910 in Paintrack Texas He moved from Ballenger to Chaves County in 1915 then to Roswell in 1918 where he raised cotton Later ran Burke Fruit Stand and Market at 606 E Second St Retired 1965 Survived by three sons Vernon Burke Fairbanks Alaska Roger Burke and Leroy Burke Roswell two daughters Ovie Neighbors Gila Bend Arizona and Margaret Poss El Paso two sisters including Mrs D A Glenn Roswell one brother 21 grandchildren and 23 great grandchildren Body to Ballard Funeral Home for services pending
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James Bailey Burke
E. Tilden
Roswell
Cameron
Tex
William F
Margaret M. Davis
Minnie Frances Rogers
Paintrack
Burke
Ballenger
Chaves County
Jenkins
Crossroads
Lea
Chaves
Second St
Vernon C. Burke
Fairbanks
Alaska
Roger B. Burke
Leroy Burke
Ovie
Gila Bend
Ariz
Margaret Poss
el Paso
D. A. Glenn
Ballard Funeral Home
Texas Man Drowns At Truth Or Consequences Lake
An El Paso man Paul Bergdall, 37, drowned after falling from a houseboat into Elephant Butte Lake near Truth or Consequences. State Police planned a recovery using Sgt. Paul Gregory as divers arrived. A nearby skier and a girl on the houseboat tried to aid Bergdall, but the boat could not start.
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Truth OR Consequences
el Paso
Tex
Elephant Butte Lake
John Dunlap
Paul Bergdall
Paul Gregory
Dunlap
Bergdall
Three Baby Girls Receive First Enduring Liver Transplants
Denver physicians report three young girls at the University of Colorado Medical Center survived the first lasting liver transplant era. Julie 21 months Paula 23 months and Kerri 13 months each received livers in 1963 22 months 8 days and Sept 9 respectively. All show good health with jaundice and undernutrition resolved.
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Denver
Colo
University of Colorado Medical Center
Julie
Paula
Kerri
Reagan Backs Local Control Of Welfare Programs
Gov. Ronald Reagan urged returning poverty and welfare programs to local control, saying federal spending has failed to curb racial unrest. He spoke in Milwaukee as he campaigned for the Wisconsin presidential primary, dodging questions about a candidacy and noting he would likely remain a California favorite son.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
Wisconsin
Car Overturns North of Roswell Injures Driver Not
A one car wreck on U S 285 about 59 miles north of Roswell left Sue Ann Carpenter 22 of 805 East Fifth with her vehicle overturning after the right front wheel locked driving southbound. No injuries reported and damage assessment not provided.
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Roswell
U.S. 285
Sue Ann Carpenter
Three Charged In Silver Theft
Roswell residents Danny Lott Terrence Griffin and Tearil Hefner were arrested Saturday on petty larceny charges for allegedly stealing nine dollars worth of silverware from a Roswell department store. Detectives Bob Westbrook and Bill Main booked them for Monday municipal court arraignment.
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Roswell
Danny Lott
del Norte Dr
Terrence P. Griffin
N. Orchard
Tearil Hefner
W. Alameda
Bob Westbrook
Bill Main
Artesia Girl Dies in New Mexico Car Crash
A series of traffic accidents in New Mexico on Saturday killed three people, including Artesia girl Arlene Nino, 9. Others killed were Robert J. Romero, 39, and Martha Harvey, 24. The incidents occurred near Espanola and Farmington on U S routes 64 and 550.
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Associated Press
New Mexico
U.S. 64
Espanola
Robert J. Romero
District Attorney’s Office
Romero
Robert Thompson
Fred Jr
Arlene Nino
Artesia
Lovington
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San Jon
State Highway Department
Las Cruces
New Mexico State University
Magdalena Peak
Hatch
New Mexico State
University of New Mexico
New Mexico Highlands University
Western New Mexico University
Eastern New Mexico University
New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology
Will Shuster
Veteran's Hospital
Shuster
Thich’Tri Quang
D! Scholls
U-Save Discount Drug Stores
Alate
Hinkle Bldg
Fred A. Rowell
H & R Block
America
E.C. Flinn
J.B. Burke
Charlotte Runyan
Charlotte Woods Runyan
Hope
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Charles Washburn
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Woodbine Cemetery
Terpening-Paulin Funeral Home
General Fund
Artesia General Hospital
A. C. Sadler
K. E. Spears
N. W. MclIntosh
W. C. Welch
Bernard Cleve
Bill Ellett
Leland Hendricks
Jim Vanderwart
Charles Denton
D. J. Runyan
Emmett White
Lloyd Treat
Ernest Morgan
Loren Reeves
Hessie J. Powell
Dick Wright
Ervin R. Martin
J. N. Hightower
Leland Wittkapp
Tom Mann
Texas
T Or C
N. M
P.O
Roswell, .M
Hund
Reds
Detroit
Newark
Ihet
S. Main
Ralph Giesy
Petaluma
Bob Bacon
Brad Pretti
Lillian Russell
John Schnedar
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