Roswell to Host Regional Clinic March 1966
The National Institute of Real Estate Brokers will hold a Regional Clinic in Roswell March 25 26 1966 drawing Realtors from Colorado Utah Wyoming and West Texas. Stanley H. Mathis Roswell supervising organizer selected Roswell Inn and limited registration to 300 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Institute of Real Estate Brokers
Chicago
Roswell
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
West Texas
Stanley H. Mathis
Mathis
Roswell Inn
Hearing Held In Roswell On Passenger Service Discontinuation
State Corporation Commission continued a hearing on Santa Fe Railway petition to discontinue the Clovis Roswell passenger trains. Rail officials cited rising population and declining riders. opponents pressed for forward scheduling and full service consideration.
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State Corporation Commission
Santa Fe Railway
Clovis
Roswell
Carlsbad
Neal
Ferguson
Carlsbad-to-Clovis
San Francisco
West Coast
Blake
B. G. Johnson
Pecos Valley
Santa Fe
James Stapp
Gail Harris
Artesia
Paul Francis
The
Ralph B. Harlan
SCC
Kaufmann
Sam Agee
New Mexico Military Institute
NMMI
New Mexico
Columbus Ferguson
Taos
Murray Morgan
Floyd Cross
Albuquerque
Wyatt
Johnny Cash Detained on Drug Smuggling Charges
Country singer Johnny Cash faced charges of smuggling and concealing drugs after an arrest at El Paso International Airport. Authorities report the incident occurred last night and the case moves forward in Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
EL Paso
Tex
Johnny Cash
Campbell Sees Large Oil Surplus For New Mexico
Gov. Jack M. Campbell told the New Mexico Oil and Gas Association that the general fund will exceed expenditures by 2.5 million this fiscal year with a projected surplus of at least 17.5 million by June 30, 1966. He noted 1964–65 surplus near 15 million and 1964 royalties near 20 million, as oil and gas growth drives the state’s economy.
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Santa FE
Jack M. Campbell
New Mexico Oilmen
New Mexico Oil & Gas Association
Campbell
General Fund
New Mexico
State Land Office
Pope Paul VI Returns From Historic World Peace Pilgrimage
Pope Paul VI arrived in Rome after a 30 hour transatlantic pilgrimage aimed at world brotherhood and peace. He pledged to continue striving for peace, thanking God for the voyage and noting the Vatican Council’s work on modern world problems as the church expands its international role.
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Rome
Paul VI
Ecumenical Council
Vatican City
United States
France
Achilles Cardinal Ltenart
Council
United Nations
UPI
Leonardo da Vinci
Vatican
St. Peter’s Square
Vatican Ecumenical Council
St. Peter’s Basilica
Paul
U S Plane Down Report From Peking Radio
Peking Radio claimed Communist China shot down a U S fighter over Kwangsi Province at 12 28 p m local time. The broadcast said four U S planes intruded and three fled while the downed pilot was not named. The Pentagon in Washington said no information and was looking into the report.
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Tokyo
U.S
China
Peking Radio
Kwangsi Province
Peking
U.S. Air Force
Hainan Island
Gulf of Tonkin
United States
Washington
Pentagon
Trampling Toll at Korea Stadium Opening
In Kwangju near Seoul, a crowd at the national games opening left sixteen people dead, many children and elderly women, with many others injured. About 100000 spectators swarmed the stadium as firefighters used water hoses to manage the crush at the main entrance. Police blocked the gate with cars after spectators surged forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
Korea
Kwangju
Hankookilbo
Roswell Community College Sets 1965 66 Student Officers
Sophomore and freshman class officers for the 1965 1966 year will be elected Wednesday and Thursday by the Roswell Community College student body. The freshman slate includes Bobby Hinman Barbara Wassil for president Barbara Lavely Sammy Pettit for vice president and Mary Caruthers Gail Jenson Margaret Wakefield for secretary treasurer Betti Harris Peggy Bussey for first representative Jonni Scruggs and Carrol Turner for second representative. Unopposed for sophomore posts are Earl Johnson president Dan Starling vice president Mary Eberhardt secretary treasurer and Darrell Barnes first representative. The student council hosts a banquet for the new officers and representatives Friday evening.
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Roswell Community College
Bobby Hinman
Barbara Wassil
Barbara Lavely
Sammy Pettit
Mary Caruthers
Gail Jenson
Margaret Wakefield
Betti Harris
Peggy Bussey
Jonni Scruggs
Carrol Turner
Earl Johnson
SO FAR THIS YEAR 343 LAST YEAR AT THIS DATE 276
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Police Dog Sergeant Fang Becomes Lincoln County Hero
In Ruidoso the police promote a seven month old mongrel named Sergeant Fang who has joined the ten officer force. The dog sleeps at the station, receives daily eye care, vitamins, and a kerosene remedy for eye infections. Fang’s duty is lowering the flag and he is credited with returning a doll and toy to the station.
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Lincoln County Bureau
Ruidoso
Ruidoso Police Department
Sergeant Fang
Fang
Dick Shaw
Carl Jorren
Shaw
Roswell Driver Charged With Involuntary Manslaughter
Leslie H Bass of Roswell, the truck driver in a Sunday crash on U S 285 that killed six people including Joe Sanchez and four of his children, is charged with involuntary manslaughter. Bond set at 500 dollars. Bass hospitalized in Espanola.
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Espanola
Leslie H. Bass
Roswell
Court of Justice of the Peace
Abe Trujillo
Manuel Martinez
Ojo Caliente
Espanola Hospital
U.S. 285
Bass
Joe Sanchez
Albuquerque
Sanchez
Ralph Thompson
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C. V. Neal
Carlsbad Chamber of Commerce
Murray E. Morgan
J. H. Blake
Amarillo
Western Lines
Southern Pacific
Texas Pacific
Harris
Seattle
Boeing Co
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
ST. Johns, Ariz
Frances Griswold
Elsa
Apache County
Edgar Merrill
POPE
Red China
N.M
Police Department
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