Regional Clinic Set in Roswell by Real Estate Brokers
The National Institute of Real Estate Brokers from Chicago announced Roswell will host a Regional Clinic on March 25 26 1966. Realtors from Colorado Utah Wyoming and West Texas will attend under Stanley H Mathis Roswell supervisor. Registration limited to the first 300 applicants at the Roswell Inn.
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National Institute of Real Estate Brokers
Chicago
Roswell
Colorado
Utah
Wyoming
West Texas
Stanley H. Mathis
Mathis
Roswell Inn
Hearing Held In Roswell On Discontinuing Passenger Service
A State Corporation Commission hearing on Santa Fe Railway’s petition to end passenger trains between Clovis and Roswell continued in Roswell with a Carlsbad follow up planned. The commission will study testimony for up to a month before a decision, hearing from J H Blake and railroad attorneys, local officials, and area residents about future service despite current losses.
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State Corporation Commission
Santa Fe Railway
Clovis
Roswell
Carlsbad
Murray E. Morgan
Neal
Ferguson
Carlsbad-to-Clovis
San Francisco
West Coast
Blake
B. G. Johnson
Pecos Valley
Southern Pacific
Texas Pacific
Santa Fe
James Stapp
Gail Harris
Artesia
Paul Francis
Transportation Committee
The
Kaufmann
Sam Agee
New Mexico Military Institute
NMMI
New Mexico
Columbus Ferguson
Taos
Murray Morgan
Floyd Cross
Albuquerque
Wyatt
Johnny Cash Charged After El Paso Arrest
Charges of smuggling and concealing drugs were filed against country singer Johnny Cash after his arrest last night at El Paso International Airport.
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Associated Press
EL Paso
Tex
Johnny Cash
Campbell Predicts General Fund Surplus For New Mexico
Governor Jack M. Campbell told the New Mexico Oil & Gas Association that the general fund will exceed expenditures by 2.5 million dollars in the current year, with a projected surplus of at least 17.5 million by June 30 next year. He cited 1964-65 year-end surplus near 15 million, oil and gas industry growth, and 1965 first seven months oil production up 3.7 million barrels.
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Santa FE
Jack M. Campbell
New Mexico Oilmen
New Mexico Oil & Gas Association
Campbell
New Mexico
State Land Office
Pope Paul VI Returns From Transatlantic Pilgrimage
Pope Paul VI arrived back in Rome after a 30 hour journey seeking world brotherhood. He vowed to continue work for peace and thanked followers for supporting the voyage. The pope spoke of building civil peace and said the Vatican Council is debating world problems to improve church world contacts.
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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 in China Claims From Beijing
Peking Radio said Communist China air force planes shot down a U.S. fighter over the mainland at 12 28 p m in Kwangsi Province and three other American planes fled. The report gave no pilot details and cited military provocation. The United States denied knowledge of the incident and said it would review the claim.
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Tokyo
China
Peking Radio
Kwangsi Province
Chinese Niance
Peking
U.S. Air Force
Hainan Island
Gulf of Tonkin
Sixteen Die in Stampede at Korea Stadium Opening
In Kwangju, 140 miles south of Seoul, sixteen people mostly children and elderly women were trampled to death as a crowd of about 100000 gathered for the Six day national sports games. Firemen used water hoses to control the stampede. spectators crushed the iron entrance gate while police barricaded with cars.
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Seoul
Korea
Kwangju
Hankookilbo
Roswell College to Elect New Class Officers
Sophomore and freshman class officers for 1965 66 will be elected Wednesday and Thursday by the Roswell Community College student body. Candidates include Bobby Hinman Barbara Wassil for freshman president Barbara Lavely Sammy Pettit for vice president Mary Caruthers Gail Jenson Margaret Wakefield Betti Harris Peggy Bussey Jonni Scruggs Carrol Turner for first and second representatives. Unopposed sopomore officers are Earl Johnson Dan Starling Mary Eberhardt and Darrell Barnes. A banquet for the new officers and representatives will be hosted by the student council 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
New Mexico Road Toll This Year Hits 343
Traffic toll in New Mexico climbs to 343 on current year with 276 reported by this date last year, reflecting ongoing road danger and safety efforts.
Sergeant Fang the Thief Mutt Joins Lincoln County Police
The Ruidoso Police Department promoted a seven month old mongrel named Sergeant Fang to officer status. The dog joined the station after wandering in on a rainy April day and now shares the bed with ten officers. Fang is known for stealing toys and returning them to the station. Officers plan his vaccination day Friday.
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Lincoln County Bureau
Ruidoso
Ruidoso Police Department
Sergeant Fang
Police Department
Fang
Carl Jorren
Ee Department
Roswell trucker charged with involuntary manslaughter
Leslie H. Bass of Roswell faced an involuntary manslaughter charge after a Sunday crash on U.S. 285 near Ojo Caliente killed six people including Joe Sanchez and four of his children. Bass, 50, remained hospitalized. bond set at 500 dollars.
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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
Bass
Joe Sanchez
Albuquerque
Sanchez
Ralph Thompson
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Don Riggenbach
Jean Huff
C. V. Neal
Carlsbad Chamber of Commerce
SCC
J. H. Blake
Amarillo
Western Lines
Harris
Seattle
Boeing Co
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
ST. Johns, Ariz
Frances Griswold
Elsa
Apache County
Edgar Merrill
POPE
Red China
MAE Ebeiw TV
Peter See
Pentagon
N.M
Stil
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