Two Bomb Explosions Kill and Wound Dozens in Saigon
Two bomb blasts in Saigon six hours apart killed 11 Vietnamese and wounded 42, including three U.S. servicemen. Police linked the attacks to Viet Cong terrorists, with both devices found near a stadium training center and a Saigon theater. A separate crash near Da Nang left three Americans dead and seven Viet Cong killed in Marine operations.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
U.S. Air Force
Bernard Kolenberg
Albany
N.Y
Times-Union
Kolenhers
Associated Press
da Nang
Marble Mountain
Cong Hoi National Stadium
Bruce King Declares Candidacy for New Mexico Governor
ALBUQUERQUE AP Bruce King state house speaker announced his candidacy for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination. He said he will run on his legislative record and expects a smooth 1966 session starting Jan 18. King predicted three of four candidates will win enough delegates at the pre primary nominating convention. He opposed the convention system and major tax increases. He named Dr. Jack Redman as a likely Republican nominee and noted party delegation voices. He pledged education program reforms as a central platform.
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Albuquerque
Hous
Bruce King
Jack) Campbell
King
Jack Redman
David Cargo
R-Bernalillo
New Mexico
Global and U S News Capsule Roundup
JuIes Kubitschek in exile announces return to Brazil for gubernatorial elections. Viet Cong demand recognition of its Front as sole negotiating representative before POW talks. A missing Pershing missile part is being investigated at White Sands. Police arrest about 300 protesters in Natchez led by Charles Evers defying a court order. NYT-AFL CIO guild talks extend beyond midnight as clock is stopped. Dirksen predicts end of session weariness to aid anti Taft-Hartley 14B repeal. John Birch Society leader Robert Welch rebuffs third party moves at Dallas fundraiser.
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Dallas
Robert Welch
John Birch Society
Arrests At Private Club Mark Crawfordville Demonstration
State patrol and Taliaferro County sheriff removed 11 Negro demonstrators from the club steps after a rally at the County Courthouse across the street. Three were arrested amid a scuffle, with a denim-clad man and a trooper briefly involved. Willie Bolden of the SCLC spoke on integration amid protests in Taliaferro and Warren counties as white pupils fled the local white school.
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Crawfordville
Taliaferro County
Theron Aldridge
Willie Bolden
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Bolden
Warrent
Viet Nam Situation Boosts WAC Enlistments
M. Sgt. Della R. Ruckman, a WAC recruiter, notes increasing enlistments as the Viet Nam situation tightens. In Roswell she said about 25 recruits yearly from southern New Mexico and El Paso area, with six or seven Roswell entrants over six to seven years and that military-town influence and boyfriends affect decisions.
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Viet Nam
WAC
U.S
Women’s Army Corps
Della R. Ruckman
Roswell
Ruckman
New Mexico
el Paso
Liquor License Traffic Controls Are Proposed
A new set of regulations proposed by the New Mexico Bureau of Revenue tightens controls on liquor licenses and hip pocket speculation. The rules require floor plans for license sites, commercially acceptable operation, written requests for closures, and written state approval for changes. The overhaul aims for precise interpretation of the Liquor Control Act and introduces stricter enforcement and formal communications between licensees and the division.
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Bill Feather
Santa FE
State Bureau of Revenue
Gonzales
Bureau of Revenue
State of
New Mexico
State of New Mexico
Liquor Control Division
Liquor Division
Revenue Commissioner
Rams Sell Out Western New Mexico Ram Growers Sale
Area ram growers sold 97 rams for 3445 dollars at the 18th annual sale of the Eastern New Mexico State Fair. The event, conducted for the Southern New Mexico Ram Growers Assn., averaged 35.51 per animal. Top lot was five Debouillet yearlings at 55 dollars each to New Mexico Future Farmers of America for 275 dollars.
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New Mexico
Fires Friday at Pecan Place
Fire on Friday at 8 Pecan Place caused by overheated grease on a stove. Owner Susan Murray reports minor damage and no injuries.
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Pecan Place
Susan Murray
Roswell Daily Record Tips Pay Offer and Delivery Hours
The Roswell Daily Record offers five dollars for weekly tips and lists contact numbers for tip submissions and service issues. Carriers are instructed to place papers on porches and circulation problems should be reported to the main number during specified hours.
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Roswell Daily Record
Capitan Receives Federal Grant for Sewage Work
Capitan will get a $9 240 federal grant to aid construction of sewage treatment facilities. Gerald Dean, mayor, signed the application approved by the Department of Health Education and Welfare and by New Mexico's congressional delegation. The project aims to fund a sewage oxidation pond and an interceptor sewer, with total costs around $30 800.
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Capitan
New Mexico
Gerald Dean
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
County Manager Begins Duties in Chaves County
Quinten W. Laabs, former Dona Ana County manager, assumed duties Saturday as Chaves County first ever county manager. Appointed last August, Laabs will oversee purchasing, hiring and other county business and report monthly to the commission. Salary set at 9000 dollars annually. An office will be opened in the courthouse as he continues orientation with commissioners.
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Quinten W. Laabs
Dona Ana
Chaves County
Laabs
Accidents Reported Near Roswell Tatum Highway And City Roads
At Greer’s Parking Lot at 9 57 p m Kenneth Bailey of 209 New Mexico Drive and Linda Kay Stiles of 604 W Church 2900 block North Missouri two drivers involved. At 7 08 p m Mike S Monosky 1512 N Missouri struck a parked car owned by Clyde Rivas Vargas 1510 N Missouri. Twelve miles east of Roswell on Tatum Highway at 6 40 p m Evelyn W Russell Malakoff Texas lost control after a rear wheel fell off.
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Greer’s
Kenneth Bailey
New Mexico Drive
Linda Kay Stiles
W. Church
Missouri
Mike S. Monosky
Clyde Rivas Vargas
Roswell
Tatum Highway
Evelyn W. Russell
Malakoff
Texas
New Mexico Military Institute Plans First Parade
The 951 cadet corps will parade today at 4 30 p m on the parade grounds north of the school. The 1965 1966 corps is the largest in the school’s history. Roswell residents are invited to view all parades scheduled each Sunday through the school year.
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New Mexico Military Institute
Corps of Cadets
Roswell
Hospital Visiting Hours and Admitted Dismissed List
Hospitals announce visiting hours for general patients from 2 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Maternity visits are 3 to 5 p.m. and 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. Memorial Osteopathic notes admissions on Oct 1 for Effie Thompson Oscar Quintero and Wilhelmina Lee with addresses. Dismissals on Oct 1 include Lela Mason Lupe Solis and infant Raymond Sanchez.
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Memorial Osteopathic
Effie Thompson
S. Pennsylvania
Oscar Quintero
E. Reed
Wilhelmina Lee
Lela Mason
Lupe Solis
Raymond Sanchez
Admitted Oct 1 ENM Medical Center
ENM Medical Center admission list includes Mrs George England Ernest Wilker son Johnny Baca Mescalero Neomia Smith Jean Barton Mira dor Lee Lindley James Newton Tim Livingston and several Mrs and Mr Littell Jolley Lewis Montgomery Masters. Births Oct 1 include a daughter to Mr and Mrs Filiberto Perez at 1209B W Eighth Street.
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George England
Highland Rd
Ernest Wilkerson
E. Pear
Johnny Baca
Neomia Smith
Jean Barton
Apt
Mirador
Lee Lindley
James Newton
Tim Livingston
Paul M. Littell
Jim L. Jolley Jr
Raymond C. Lewis
Glenn E. Montgomery
Donald L. Masters
Filiberto Perez
W. Eighth
Sonic Boom Breaks Windows in Roswell Area
A sonic boom Friday shattered a four foot square picture window in Jewel Robison’s living room at 610 N Virginia. A window at Zink's Music Company, 322 N Main, is linked to the same incident. Robison’s report notes the blast caused the damage.
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Roswell
Jewel Robison
Virginia
Zink
N. Main
David Ramirez
S. Stanton
New Mexico State Fair Grounds
Community Service Center
E. Hendricks
Beatrice Simpson
Red Car Sought After Sideswipe In Farmington
State Police in New Mexico and Colorado hunted Friday for a red automobile believed to have side swiped a pursuing police car injuring Sgt. C. S. McCasland who was in critical condition. McCasland suffered a broken leg chest injuries and other wounds after the crash on U S 550 near Farmington.
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Farmington
New Mexico
Colorado
C. S. McCasland
Bob Scroggins
McCasland
San Juan County
U. S
Chicago schools warn of withheld federal aid
Chicago Public Schools Superintendent Benjamin C. Willis denounces a plan to withhold 30 million dollars in federal aid over alleged discrimination. He notes no specific complaints or contacts from a three man Office of Education team, while officials say preliminary probes show possible Civil Rights Act noncompliance but can be resolved.
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Edmund R. DE Moch
Chicago
Benjamin C. Willis
Chicago Public Schools
U.S. Office of Education
Willis
Office of Education
Mrs Deale Dies Rites Set Monday
Mrs Marguerite Tschudi Deale 73 died Saturday afternoon at Eastern New Mexico Medical Center after a brief illness. She lived in Roswell earlier and returned with a daughter at 1202 W Fourth. Born May 19 1892 in Texas she wed Warren A Deale in Amory Mississippi Sept 9 1910. She leaves two daughters and two sisters. Funeral Monday at 2 pm Ballard Chapel with burial in Phoenix Arizona. Ballard Funeral Home in charge. Also funeral for Mack Johnson 57 former cafe worker will be Monday at 10:30 am Turner Chapel with Rev R A Long officiating and burial at South Park Cemetery.
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Marguerite Tschudi Deale
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Tex
Amory
Miss
Warren A. Deale
Deale
Methodist Church
Eastern Star
Mitchell
Roswell
Henry Morgan
Alexandria
JC. Gilbert
Laguna Beach
Calif
W. F. Ayres
Kansas City
P. E. Glenn
Jackson Miss
Ballard Chapel
Austin Dillon
Agnes Wilson
Phoenix
Ariz
Ballard Funeral Home
Mack Johnson
Turner Chapel
Rev
R. A. Long
Calvary Baptist Church
South Park Cemetery
Turner Funeral Home
Arlie Cates
Raymond Hinkle
Warren Hinkle
Leonard Lott
Johnson
W. Alameda
Meat Output in Eight Months 1963 Falls 3 Percent
American meat production for January through August 1963 totaled 20.063 billion pounds, down 3 percent from a year earlier. The decline was driven by pork lamb and mutton, while beef rose about 1 percent to nearly 12 billion pounds and pork declined 8 percent to 7.1 billion pounds.
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Washington
Hawaii Awaits You Aloha Spirit and Neighbor Islands
Hawaii invites visitors with hotels night clubs and year round activities. Neighbor islands offer volcanoes black sand beaches fern grottos and palm shores. Tour details available from Paul Zink.
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Hawaii
Kalakaua Avenue
Honolulu
Paul Zink
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Wayne Dunlap
Circle F Ranch
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T. M. Dye
Corriedale
T. J. McKnight
Goodrum Brothers
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Will McKnight
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Debouillet
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