Weather summary for Gulf coast to mid Atlantic with temperatures
Period ending 7 a m Saturday forecasts scattered showers for eastern Texas to western Georgia and along the northern Rockies Ohio valley and eastern Great Lakes to the mid Atlantic. Highs near 89 and low 55 with normals 82 and 47. New Mexico mostly fair with gusty winds, cooler nights and Saturday highs 72 to 82.
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Music Hall Chief Courted by Movie Men in Hollywood
Russel Downing president of Radio City Music Hall attracts attention from film producers as he tours California after The Unsinkable Molly Brown set a new theater record. Debbie Reynolds charms Downing while MGM discussions surface amid industry talk of family friendly programming and holiday films.
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Debbie Reynolds
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Theft and Vandalism to Cars Reported
Police blotter details several thefts and damage to vehicles. Kenneth James reported a stolen tire and wheel worth 45 dollars from a pickup at Wilshire Shopping Center. B W Trent reported a broken rear window on a car at the fair grounds. Mrs Holmes said a tachometer was stolen from her son's car. Cordray reported two stolen spotlights. Vasquez had a broken windshield. Mrs Armstrong reported items stolen from her trailer valued at 95 dollars.
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Pecos Construction Co
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Wilshire
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Charles Cordray
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Fair Grounds
Cordray
Manuel Vasquez
S. Monroe
Vasquez
Dorothy Armstrong
Thunderbird Trailer Court
Two Re-elected To Soil-Water District Board
O F Crawford Roswell Soil and Water Conservation District chair announced re election of Carl Day and Kenneth Eakens for three more years. Record ballots were cast. Day farms south of Roswell and Eakens in East Grand Plains. Day and Eakens took oath of office. Board for next year includes Crawford as chairman Eakens as vice chairman Carl Day as secretary treasurer W A Sterrett and Ed Hobson as members.
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W.A. Sterrett
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Luna County Agent Receives National Award
Luna County Extension Service agent Leonard Appleton of New Mexico State University will receive a distinguished service award from the National Association of County Agricultural Agents at the New Orleans meeting on Oct 8. Appleton, county extension agent since 1959, has worked on agriculture and home economics programs for adults and youth and previously farmed in Luna County.
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Junior Livestock Sale Sees 89 Animals at Roswell
The Eastern New Mexico State Fair Junior Livestock Sale will open Saturday at 7 a.m. with 89 animals from 4-H and FFA youths in Roswell. Russell Smith chairs a 18 member committee aiming to attract business and professional attendance to support New Mexico's livestock industry. Special gate passes are available at the Roswell Chamber of Commerce.
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New Mexico Reports Eleventh Screwworm Case
In Catron County at Joe Morgan Ranch seven miles north of Glenwood, New Mexico reports its eleventh screwworm case this year. Dr. Jack R. Pitcher of the Animal Disease Eradication division notes the outbreak and a spot treatment of 100 000 sterile flies will be dropped today, with weekly repeats for three weeks, at no cost to the owner and cattle sprayed by ADE.
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Glenwood
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Venezuela Floods Drown 11 Persons
Floods west of Caracas drowned 11 people and damaged crops and property worth 500000 dollars. Officials said 300 were left homeless and the government declared a state of emergency for the affected farms and communities last weekend.
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Dempsey Tunney Fight Gate Sets 1927 Chicago Record
The 1927 world heavyweight title bout between Jack Dempsey and Gene Tunney in Chicago drew a gate of 2 658 660 dollars. The event attracted significant attendance and generated substantial revenue for the era.
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Goren on Bridge by Charles H. Goren 1964
In a Chicago Tribune bridge column, North buys into game after a cautious 2NT auction. West opens six of hearts and, despite South holding a four aces hand, the defense shifts to diamonds after clever overtake and heart continuations. South makes eight tricks. East’s misgivings about a heart continuation and a spade shift limit South to the eight count.
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Chicago Tribune
West
South
East
North
History Highlights for October 2 1964
On this date through history notable events include 1780 Maj John Andre hanged as a spy after negotiating Benedict Arnold’s surrender plot. 1798 Cherokee sign treaty allowing travel through Tennessee to Kentucky via Cumberland Gap. 1804 Britain mobilizes to resist Napoleon. 1865 Robert E Lee becomes president of Washington and Lee University. 1889 first Pan American Conference in Washington. 1941 German drive on Moscow. 1954 Giants sweep World Series over Indians. 1959 French delegation Boycott of UN debate on Algerian cease-fire.
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Cumberland Gap
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Napoleon Bona
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Moscow
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Cleveland Indians
U.N. General Assembly
Signs Youre Into Middle Age Says Hal Boyle
New York AP column lists definite middle aged signs from easing shoe removal at home to preferring TV over parks. It notes longer haircuts, winded bending, crowded medicine chests, and reading medical columns for possible future ailments. It humorously contrasts aging with jokes at the water cooler and shifting daily routines.
Air content at sea level 21 percent oxygen
The article states air at sea level comprises about 21 percent oxygen and 78 percent nitrogen by volume. It emphasizes the approximate composition of Earth's atmosphere in everyday terms.
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Goldwater Critique and Support Expressed in Editorial
The piece decries Goldwater's casual talk of nuclear weapons and defoliation plans. It questions his stance on presidential control of nukes and NATO armament. It contrasts his impulsiveness with LBJ's steady foreign policy, endorsing Johnson for a full term.
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