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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1966

Page

2

Bids Awarded for School Equipment and Services

The Chaves County Independent School District accepted bids totaling 3059 dollars for three daylight movie projectors and stands from PBS and W of Albuquerque. The board also authorized Marion Richards and Roy King to sign emergency checks and planned an annual teachers service awards banquet.

Chaves County Independent PBS & W Albuquerque Schoos Marion Richards Walker Air Force Base Richards Roy King New Mexico Civil Liberties

Hospital Visiting Hours and Admissions News

Visiting hours are posted for General patients from 2 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. and Maternity from 3 to 9 p.m. and 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. at local hospitals. St Marys lists recent admissions and dismissals including Jessie Pendergrass and Terry Drake. Birth announcements note a son to Mr. and Mrs. W. Lara. ENM Medical Center and Memorial Osteopathic list patients and new arrivals.

ST. Mary’s Jessie Pendergrass S. Sherman Paul Green S. Aspen Terry Drake Frank Crockett Bartolo Najar Joe Godner W. Lara N. Atkinson ENM Medical Center Dan Roberts Mississippi Robert Peacock Tulane Drive Henry Hatch Frank C. Matta E. Albuquerque Memorial Osteopathic Ara Espinosa Sunset Villa Jose Rios E. Hendricks Anastasia Medina E. Tilden George Brown

Two Youths Committed To Local Detention Homes

District Judge George Reese committed two local youths Monday. Joe Perez fourteen was sent to the Industrial School for Boys at Springer until age twenty one or further action for parole violations. Sally Helen Garcia twelve was sent to the Girls Welfare Home for larceny under one hundred dollars and will stay until twenty one or further court action.

George Reese Joe Perez Pete Perez E. Alameda Springer Perez Sally Helen Garcia Elfin Garcia S. Cahoon

Walker Regrets Measure Rejected On Spanish American on EEOC

Rep. E.S. Johnny Walker and Sen. Joseph M. Montoya of New Mexico lamented the Senate’s defeat of an amendment to an antipoverty bill that would add a Spanish American to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission. Sen. John Tower of Texas offered the measure, arguing Spanish Americans are the second largest minority in the United States and deserve a seat on the commission.

Associated Press E.S. Johnny Walker Joseph M. Montoya New Mexico Senate John Tower R-Tex United States

J T Price to be Senior Honoree At SWPS Award Fete

Fifty Pecos Valley division employees of Southwestern Public Service will be honored at the 18th annual service award dinner in Roswell. John T. Price, division superintendent at Roswell, will receive the diamond studded award for 45 years of service.

J.T. Price SWPS Pecos Valley Southwestern Public Service Company Roswell Inn John T. Price Roswell Price Herb Hodson The Electric Company Joe F. Key R. Kenneth Entrop Clyde K. Burnett J. Dale Gregg Claude W. Hasler Therman F. Mirick William C. Slade, Jr Paul Snelson Catherine C. Farrell June C. Wood Artesia L. A. Johnson Kenneth Rotan Lewis A. Wakeman A. C. Wright Carlsbad Fred L. Smith Hobbs Rex Brown Diane Shaw First Baptist Church Bob Singleton Hodson Loren Harvey Bolin Edward L. Cullins Clarence W. Irwin Fred K. Lewis Marion A. Morris Cecil L. Rockhold Albert C. Thornbro Charles C. Vaughn Raymond F. Vick Robert E. Scott Artesia Bill J. Farris James L. Laxson Cecil L. Markham Reinulfo G. Ramirez Cee Howard Clifford Wray Blakeley Marion Dyess Joyce Phyllis Hicks Oliver Logan Jones Wynemia Jewell Waggoner John F. Williams Southwestern William Ike Anderson Joyce Joann Cox Donald Warren Johnson Paul G. Johnson Robert Andrew Stinson

Two Injured In Tinnie Car Crash

A one car crash near Tinnie left driver John M. Gartner 27 Vaughn with a fractured hip and injuries plus passenger Robert Rideout 20 of 1809 N. Lea with a compound fracture and lacerations. Both were taken to Eastern New Mexico Medical Center by Ballard Hondo Valley Ambulance Service. State Police note Gartner lost control at high speed causing the car to jump an arroyo and roll end over end 15 feet from the road.

Tinnie John M. Gartner Vaughn Robert Rideout N. Lea Eastern New Mexico Medical Center Ballard Hondo Valley Darrell Austin Gartner

Young Americans Under Twenty Percent Of Population

A census style note reports about 63 million Americans are under age 20. It highlights a young population share in the United States and implications for schools and services.

State Unit Begins Study of Schools in County

A 12 attendee State Department of Education team arrives to study Chaves County Independent School District over three days. Led by Ralph Drake the team reviews administration curriculum and teacher qualifications while examining policies and test results. They will meet with principals at 1 30 p m Wednesday and no fees apply.

State Department of Education Chaves County Independent Marion Richards

Indians May Get Supplies Any Time

Supplies collected by Lafayette residents for Tarahumara Indians in northern Chihuahua remained in U.S. custody near the border as officials signaled a permit to cross into Mexico could be issued soon. Henry Hall of the Southern Pacific Railroad indicated a decision was likely late today as attorneys and donors awaited word from Mexican authorities.

EL Paso Tex Lafayette Mexico U.S Southern Pacific Railroad Henry Hall Southern Pacific Joseph Rey Chihuahua

Gentry resigns as Artesia city editor

Artesia Daily Press city editor Dick Gentry has quit to join Ferguson Real Estate and Insurance Co. in Artesia. Editor Norman Newcomer announced the hire of Lois Purvis, ex-El Paso Times correspondent in Artesia since 1965, to the Daily Press.

Artesia Dick Gentry

Inzerella Hurt in Two Car Collision

Eugene Inzerella 46 of 503 Barnett Drive sustained minor bruises in a two car crash at Deming and Kentucky. He was transported to St. Mary’s Hospital by Ballard ambulance after the other driver Dewey Johnson 49 of 1200 W Summit escaped injury. Inzerella was cited for failure to yield the right of way.

Eugene Inzerella Barnett Drive Deming Kentucky Inzerella St. Mary’s Hospital Ballard Dewey Johnson Summit

Cobalt Demand Seen At About 30 Million Pounds Annually

Analysts project annual cobalt demand near 30 million pounds highlighting growing use in batteries and industrial sectors. The figure underscores a tightening market as supply sources expand and prices react to demand shifts.

Markets end on upbeat note after hectic session

New York stocks closed higher after a volatile day with heavy trading. The Dow rose to 762.63 at 3 p.m. before slipping, then rebounded to finish up 4.67, while airline and aerospace shares showed the widest swings amid overall turnover near 9.3 million shares.

New York Dow Dow Jones

Leaton T. Oliver 26 Dies During Cancer Treatment

Funeral services were held in Dallas for Leaton T. Oliver of El Paso and Dallas who died after leukemia treatment at a Baltimore hospital. An engineer with Humble Oil and Refining Co. in Baton Rouge, he was a UT graduate, Tau Beta Pi member, and survived by his wife Kay and two daughters. He had served as a ROTC lieutenant and lived in El Paso.

Leaton T. Oliver Edd Amonett Mr. Amonett Roswell Dallas Tex Oliver U.S. Public Health Service Hospital Baltimore Humble Oil and Refining Co Baton el Paso G. Morton University Rotc Ft. Benning Trinity Methodist Church Kay Oliver Elizabeth Ann Linda Carroll Oliver G. Morton Oliver

Vehicle Collisions Reported Across Local Streets

Three two vehicle crashes reported with drivers named Wilbur Anderson in Roswell John Chester from Mail Route 180 and W P Walker of Bentonville involved. One citation issued to Edward P Smith for failure to yield and driving without a license. Other crashes listed with addresses and times.

Virginia Bland Wilbur Anderson N. Grand John Chester Roswell Main Alameda W. P. Walker Park Drive Edward P. Smith Bentonville Ark Smith East First William H. Bailey Marian L. Becker

Youth Held in Auto Theft Suspect Tied to Los Angeles Roswell Case

A 17 year old youth is in custody over a car theft linked to a Los Angeles area crime. Police say he stole an Austin Healey in Los Angeles and drove to Roswell where the abandoned vehicle was found in the Sears lot on South Main. Investigation continues. The youth once resided in Roswell.

Los Angeles Austin Healey Roswell Sears South Main

Denver Livestock Sale Report

Denver market report shows cattle scarce with no test slaughter class. Hog offerings 200 with barrows gilts and sows steady. sow weights 320-495 lb priced 20.00-70. Sheep at 2,300 head with slaughter lambs steady and feeder lambs weak. lambs 94-103 lb fetch 24.45-24.50. feeder lambs 68-86 lb bring 23.00-23.70 per cwt.

Denver Livestock Denver Ap-Usda

Egg market Chicago steady as wholesale prices named

In Chicago eggs hold steady with wholesale buying prices listed for grade A whites at 70 plus cents, grades mixed at 45, mediums 43, standards 4, checks 35. The report reflects a stable market with mixed quality categories maintaining the same price points.

Chicago

Chicago Live Cattle Prices and Trading Data

Market quotes list daily bid and ask ranges for live cattle from E F Hutton. Figures cover October through February futures and spot data with highs lows closes and traded volumes for each contract month.

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