Cutback in Spending Urged by New Mexico Governor
Gov. Jack Campbell urged a broad cap on capital outlay by all public bodies in line with federal restraints. He will send a letter to county chairs mayors university regents local boards and agency heads urging no bond issues unless urgent. The State Board of Finance postponed 2.8 million in severance tax bonds including 2.5 million for school construction and 300,000 for voting machine law support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Feather
Santa FE
Jack Campbell
New Mexico
Campbell
State Board of Finance
Gasbuggy to Start Soon Drilling in New Mexico
Senator Clinton P. Anderson said preliminary drilling could begin soon on Project Gasbuggy in northwest New Mexico. The plan is a government private partnership to recover natural gas from the San Juan Basin using a underground low yield nuclear detonation. The Atomic Energy Commission is directed to lead the project with El Paso Natural Gas Co. The Senate Appropriations Committee allotted 1.5 million dollars for the project.
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Santa FE
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
New Mexico
San Juan Basin
Anderson
Atomic Energy Commission
Congress
el Paso Natural Gas Co
Senate Appropriations Committee
Inez Battering Southeast Florida Heads Toward Gulf
Hurricane Inez battered the southeast Florida coast with blustery winds and rising tides as it veered toward the Gulf of Mexico. The storm slammed Key Largo and Miami area, injuring several, crippling power and traffic, with Cuba bracing for impact as forecasters warned of a prolonged, unpredictable path toward the Gulf.
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Ben Funk
Miami
Fla
Inez
Florida
Gulf of Mexico
Key Largo
Cen
Florida Keys
Key West
Fort Lauderdale
Keys
Cuba
Caibarien
Las Villas
Vahia Honda
Pinar del Rio
Gulf
Havana
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Nassau
U.S. 1
The
Tavernier
Jupiter
Palm Beach
Caribbean
Abaco Island
Bahamas
Gordon Dunn
National Hurricane Center
SAC bombing contest leads Fairchild AFB crew
Fairchild AFB Grand Forks leads after first night in SAC bombing and navigation competition as Walker AFB draws starting No. 35 for tonight’s first mission. Robbins AFB and Dow AFB follow closely among top 20.
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Grand Forks
N.D
Walker Air Force Base
Robbins Afb
Dow Afb
Maine
City Police Still Seek Holdup Man
Local officers investigate Friday armed robbery at the Safeway Store on North Main. The bandit, described as five foot eleven and 150 to 160 pounds, fled with over $1,000 after forcing manager Howard Homer and a clerk to open the safe.
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Safeway
N. Main
James Lannom
Howard W. Homer
Vol Norte
Homer
Temporary UK Officers Are Named
Dr A L Mulliken was appointed temporary chairman of the Citizens Urban Renewal Advisory Committee formed here. Mrs Herman E Herrington was named temporary secretary. The 50 member Citizens Committee will meet Oct 17 to elect permanent officers and appoint sub committees. It will review City Council actions on housing and urban affairs and may recommend action to city officials.
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A. L. Mulliken
Citizens Urban Renewal Advisory Committee
Herman E. Herrington
Citizens Committee
Berry Resigns as County Assessor
County Assessor Jim Berry resigns effective immediately due to health and personal business. Deputy Nellie Floyd is appointed by the county commission to fill the unexpired term.
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Jim Berry
Nellie Floyd
Berry
Toll on New Mexico Roads This Year and Last
The record shows New Mexico road tolls totaled 309 so far this year, compared with 357 at the same date last year, indicating a decline in traffic incidents or enforcement impact.
London mixup lands Chicago woman in study trip by mistake
American great grandmother Josephine Griffin 60 boarded a London bound TWA plane in Chicago by misdirected ticket. She enjoyed the detour and was later put on a return flight to Los Angeles after the mixup clarified. Airline officials note the error involved a misapplied Los Angeles Chicago London itinerary.
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London
Chicago
Los Angeles
Josephine Griffin
Buckingham Palace
London Bridge
Trans World Airlines
Griffin
Los Ange
Les Board of Education
Lila Long
TWA
O'Hare
Outstanding area farmers honored at Bankers Awards
Eight area farmers and ranchers received conservation awards at a Roswell event sponsored by Roswell State Bank Security National Bank and the First National Bank. Recipients included Joe Smallwood and Robert L. Graham of the Macho Soil and Water Conservation District and J.F. Wagner Carroll Newsom Judson Goodart from Roswell district with further winners Lee Roy Rhodes Aubry V Evans and Warner Thomas from Hagerman-Dexter district. Smallwood from an eight mile north Roswell farm completed a conservation program in 1963 and has 90 percent of the work planned already done.
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Bankers Awards
Roswell State Bank
Security National Bank
First National Bank
Macho Soil and Water Conservation District
Joe Smallwood
Robert L. Graham
Roswell Soil and Water Conservation District
J.F. Wagner
Carroll Newsom
Judson Goodart
Lee Roy Rhodes
Aubry V. Evans
Warner Thomas
Hagerman- Dexter
Smallwood
Roswell
Graham
Roswell Area Farmers Complete Irrigation Improvements
A group of Roswell area farmers including Wagner Newsom Goodart Rhodes Evans and Thomas leveled land lined irrigation ditches installed pipes and borders to improve water distribution on 100 acre and larger fields Six miles west and four miles south of Roswell and Hagerman area farms completed soil friendly conservation plans since 1950 1957 and 1962 Evans notes 41 consecutive crops and loan guidance from the Federal Land Bank.
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Roswell
Wagner
Lower South Springs
Newsom
Ciency
Goodart
Hagerman
Rhodes
Evans
Pecos Valley
Federal Land Bank
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Thomas R. Dawson
Peace Corps
Russia
State Department
L. C. Stiles
Travis Townsend
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