Barker Pickens dispute prompts game commission statement
State Game Commission Chairman Paul Wright issued a statement aiming to close an era of poor relations in the Barker Pickens controversy. He notes bias in editorials, cites no examples, and explains commission actions reversing policy on landowner issued barbary sheep licenses.
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Santa FE
State Game Commission
Paul Wright
Barker-Pickens
Wright
Silver City Enterprise
Elliot S. Barker
Homer Pickens
Barker
Ford Shacks Milwaukee 3 as Series Opens
Lefty Ford limited Milwaukee to five hits as the New York Yankees beat the Braves 3 to 1 in Game 1 at Yankee Stadium. Spahn allowed all three Yankee runs, with the third on a squeeze by Coleman and Berra after he left. Bill Skowron left with back trouble, Elston Howard and Joe Collins filled in, and Hank Bauer and Red Schoendienst tallied for New York.
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New York
Whitey
Milwaukee Braves
New York Yankees
Warrpahn
Yankee
Yanks
Spahn
Bill Skowron
Elston Howard
Joe Collins
Ernie Johnson
Don McMahon
Jerry Coleman
Yogi Berra
Hank Bauer
Coleman
Andy Camy
Howard
Braves
Red Schoendienst
Wes Covington
Yankees
Tony Kubek
Old
Bauer
Ford
Ed Mathews
Hank Aaron
Joe Adcock
Carey
Schoe&dienst
del Crandall
See Ford
Page
ENM Fair Preparations Sieze Roswell Grounds
Preparations are underway at the Eastern New Mexico State Fair grounds in Roswell ahead of opening day October 9. Fair Board secretary Roy Davis says the event could attract a large turnout with 900 sheep 190 dairy cattle 220 hogs and 70 beef cattle expected. Additional hog pens have been added and exhibitors prepare booths and technical displays for the Southwestern United.
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New Mexico State Fair
Roswell
Roy Davis
The
Fair Board
Southwestern United
Sandra Harper
New Mexico
September criminal cases total at 15
Fifteen criminal cases were entered last month in the district clerk's office. Of these, four were car theft, two forgery, two driving while intoxicated, two fraudulent checks, and two obtaining money under false pretenses. Remaining cases involved drawing a deadly weapon discharging a firearm unlawfully and assault with a deadly weapon.
Clerk Registers Total of 77 Civil Actions
Department of Jean Willis district clerk registered 77 civil cases in September. Forty cited categories include 34 divorce, 9 compensation, 8 damages, 5 adoption, 3 promissory notes, with 2 each for appeals from justice and probate courts, judgments in justice court, and child custody.
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Department of Jean Willis
Justice Court
Roswell Riders Win Harold Pick Awards at New Mexico Fair
Paula Wiseman 12 and Ronnie Wingfield 16 win Harold Pick Awards for English and western horsemanship at the 20th New Mexico State Fair Junior Horse Show. Wiseman takes English classes and three firsts, Wingfield wins western events and three firsts, dominating eight first-place awards among 17 classes.
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Paula Wiseman
Ron Wingfield
Albuquerque
Roswell
Harold Pick
New Mexico
Ronnie Wingfield
Miss Wiseman
Young Wingfield
Wingfield
Snow Assn
AHSA
New York
Nancy
Xtell
Sheryl
Sandoval
Susan Wiling
Cswell
Joe Davidson
Ninnie Voight
Fairview
Barbara Priestley
Elsie Anne Shollesbarger
Bette
Marsha Hunter
Judy Kay
Dearing
McFarlanf
Sheryl Firth
Phoenix
Elsie Anne Shollenbarger
Ginnie Perkins
Faubus sticks to stance after federal troops pullout plan
Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus maintained he would not obstruct federal court orders on school integration as the plan to withdraw federal troops faced White House objections over wording. Eisenhower said Faubus's statement did not guarantee full use of gubernatorial powers to prevent obstruction.
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Little Rock, Ark
Orval Faubus
Eisenhower
Little Rock Central High School
Southern Governors Conference
Faubus
Little Rock
Arkansas National Guard
Arkansas
United States District Court
United States
Luther Hodges
North Carolina
Frank G. Clement
Tennessee
NBC
Florida
Leroy Collins
Maryland
Theodore McKeldin
White House
Youth Steals Plane For Florida Jaunt From Phoenix
A 17-year-old Phoenix youth and a 16-year-old friend took their father's two-seat 1946 Ercoupe from Sky Harbor Airport and flew toward Florida. Police recovered clues after arresting another teen, with warrants for auto theft outstanding. The plane had five hours of fuel and authorities feared the route over southeastern Arizona mountains.
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Phoenix
Ari
Florida
Tommy Bartlett
Ronald Davis
Phillip Marble
Davis
Chester L. Davis
Mike Joseph Mullen
Mullen
Flagstaff Ariz
Phoenix Sky Harbor
Marble
Cullen
Tucson
Ariz
Flagstaff
Arizona
el Paso
Tex
Eisenhower Budget Aims to Trim to 70 Billion for 1959
President Eisenhower sees the peacetime budget reaching 72 billion dollars but plans a reduction to about 70 billion for the year ending June 30, 1959. The administration pitches lower spending as a path to balance and fiscal restraint.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Hoffa Gains Support As He Seeks Teamsters Presidency
In Miami Beach, James R. Hoffa of Detroit battled rivals in a push for delegate votes. He won endorsements from the New England Conference, the Eastern Conference, and the Los Angeles Joint Council of Teamsters in his bid to replace retiring President Dave Beck.
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Miami Beach
Fla
James R. Hoffa
Detroit
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Hoffa
New England
Los Angeles
Jury Deadlock Triggers Mistrial in Confidential Libel Case
After two weeks of no verdict the jury in the Confidential magazine criminal libel conspiracy trial was discharged. A juror said the panel stood 7-5 for conviction, ending a two month legal battle over alleged conspiracy to libel celebrities and publish lewd stories involving Whisper and other defendants.
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Los Angeles
Whisper
Welcome Mr and Mrs Goggans and Mrs Berry
A social note greets Mr and Mrs K R Goggans and Mrs Evelyn Berry in a local society column. The gathering marks a warm community welcome and honors their presence.
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K. R. Goggans
Evelyn Berry
A D Jones Wins Champion Ribbon at Fair Wool Show
A D Jones of Ta captured the Champion Fleece ribbon in the Wool Show at the 1957 New Mexico State Fair in Albuquerque. He won two first place ribbons in judging and topped a range ram fleece of fine wool in the 64/80s spinning count.
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A. D. Jones
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Jones
Ivan Watson
Floyd W. Lee
San Mateo
Lela Smith
Roswell
Taylor-Holman
Area Exhibitors Win Blue Ribbons at New Mexico State Fair
Joe Buchanan and Conny Curtis of Hayes County Roswell 4-H win blue ribbons in Junior Swine Show at the 20th annual New Mexico State Fair. Buchanan earns blue with a trio in other breeds and crosses. Curtis camps champion Duree boar pig and junior boar. Frank Burrow wins blue with a junior Chester White sow, places in class and with senior White Chester boar. Curtis also third with pen of three White barrows. Charles Seitern places sixth with Hampshire barrows.
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Albuquerque
Joe Buchanan
Conny Curtis
Ofhayes County
Roswell
New Mexico
Chester
Charles Seitern
Roswell Ffa
Hampshire
Bond Set in Forgery Case for Blanche Brewer
Blanche D. Brewer appeared in the court of Justice of the Peace R. Perrye Bean for a preliminary hearing. Bond was set at $1,000 for district court action. The forgery charge was dismissed on the district attorney’s motion and a new charge of obtaining money with intent to cheat or defraud was added over a $197.50 check passed August 16 at Furr Food Store 601 West Second Street.
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Blanche D. Brewer
R. Perrye Bean
Furr Food Store
W. Second St
Vermont Leader Denies Cow Population Supersedes People
Frank Ward president of the Greater Vermont Association told a banquet that Vermont does not have more cows than people. He cited information from State Agriculture Commissioner Elmer E Towne that the state has about 1 000 more people than cows, referencing the 1950 census which lists 377 747 residents.
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Basin Harbor
Vermont
Frank Ward
Greater Vermont Assn
Elmer E. Towne
Infants Hurt In Two Auto Crash On Main
Two babies Wanda Scott and Sharla George were taken to Marshall Clinic after a two car crash at Main and 12th at 5 20 p.m. The injuries were minor with Wanda suffering forehead abrasions. Vehicles were a 1949 Studebaker sedan driven by Ludwig George and a 1956 Chevrolet sedan driven by Essie Floyd. The Studebaker suffered left front damage valued at 150 dollars, the Chevrolet right side damage estimated at 250 dollars. The Studebaker was towed from the scene.
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Marshall Clinic
Main
Wanda Scott
Sharla George
Ohio Ave
Wanda
Studebaker
Ludwig George
Essie Floyd
E. 13Th St
Chevrolet
Police Court Records Show Slow Daily Docket
Police court business ebbed with 13 cases on Monday and six today, totaling 27 cases over three days. Today's six include five intoxication cases and one drunk and disorderly, reflecting a slow docket.
Local Firemen Respond to Overnight Alarms
Firemen answered three alarms overnight. A chimney fire in an alley at 209 E McGaffey St occurred at 10 35 p m Yesterday. A second alley fire behind 220 E Reed St followed near midnight today. The initial incident was a Ford car fire at Fifth and North Union at 6 32 p m yesterday.
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E. McGaffey St
E. Reed St
Ford
Fifth
North Union
Arrial
Air Force unveils Doppler radar navigators for global travel
The Air Force disclosed six Doppler Radar self contained navigation systems plus an airborne gyro compass. The devices compute ground speed and wind drift, plot routes worldwide, and signal arrival. They range from 110 to 725 pounds and fit helicopters to bombers.
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Baltimore
Air Force
Air Research and Development Command
ARDC
Wright Air Development Command
Dayton
Ohio
Charles Doppler
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Alameda
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Casa Grande
Lee Caplin
Richard Fulgham
Peralta
Peggy Jo Dietmeier
Bill Thompson
Susie Rose
Porky Carder
Reining
Abbie Caplin
Robert Driggers
Santa Rosa
John Wingfield
Pete Roper
Gov. Hodges
N. M
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