Expensive Rock Cutter Stolen From Alto
Lincoln County sheriff reports the theft of an expensive rock cutting saw with diamond tipped blades from a lot north of Alto. The saw, owned by Travis Maples, is valued over $1,000 plus 300 dollars for two 30 inch blades and 200 pounds of rock. Maples built the saw, described as a large lumber saw with no welds, and a $25 reward is offered for information leading to recovery and arrest.
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Lincoln County
Alto
Lincoln County Sheriff's Department
Leandro Vega
Travis Maples
Maples
Vega
Carrizozo
Java Rebels Calm Down After Central Java Collapse
Reports from Jakarta indicate organized rebel resistance in central Java has collapsed though pockets remain. An unnamed American businessman found little fighting and encountered reportedly friendly rebels who backed Lt. Col. Untung, the insurgent leader.
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Singapore
Jakarta
Java
Indonesia
Central
Col. Untung
Sukarno
MIT Opens $6 Million Center for Materials Science and Engineering
Cambridge Massachusetts MIT unveiled a five story Center for Materials Science and Engineering costing six million dollars. The new building is the largest academic structure added to the campus in fifty years since the main complex.
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Cambridge, Mass
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
MIT
Police Officers Convene for New Mexico Association Convention in Ruidoso
More than 200 law enforcement officers and guests will attend the 31st annual New Mexico Police Association Convention at the Chaparral Motor Hotel in Ruidoso October 9–12. Highlights include a pistol match, crowd control training, and talks by Albert Stubbs and U S District Judge Howard C. Bratton.
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Lincoln County Bureau
Ruidoso
New Mexico and Police Assn
Chaparral Motor Hotel
Albert Stubbs
Roswell Daily Record
United States District
Howard C. Bratton
Albuquerque
Capitan Hoover Wimberly
New Mexico State Police
Bill Eddy
FBI
A. J
United States
New Mexico
Farmington
Lincoln County
W. G. Bradley
Bradley
Leandro Vega
Roswell
L. M. Hall
Melvin West
Artesia
M. W. Matson, Jr
Robbie A. Miller
Ruidoso Downs
Viet Cong Ambush Near Saigon and River-Delta Attacks
Viet Cong forces ambushed a small U S Army unit 15 miles northeast of Saigon killing or wounding all Americans. two guerrillas were reported killed. In another action, a Mekong Delta river convoy came under fire with two boats sunk, while a battalion attacked a hamlet near the Cambodian border. Government said 101 Viet Cong killed in two actions and heavy casualties among troops at Phu Cu Pass.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
1St Infantry
Mek
Ong Delta
An Xuyen
Phu Cu
Binh Dinh
North of the Equator Holds Most Land Mass
The article notes that most of the Earth's land area lies north of the equator. It emphasizes the geographic distribution of continents and landmasses relative to the equator.
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Equator
Earth
Cold snap grips New England and Midwest with freezes
The Associated Press reports cold weather stretched from the Midwest to New England with hard freezes. Temperatures fell into the 30s after sundown Monday as winds up to 40 mph created a biting edge. Snow dusted many New England mountains and reached as far south as Pennsylvania.
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Associated Press
Midwest
New England
Mercury
Pennsylvania
Aging population concentrates in New York and New England
Older residents remain concentrated in New York and New England, even as many elderly people move in significant numbers to the Pacific coast area.
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New York
New England
U.S
Pacific Coast
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Ith Trans World Airlines
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Smith Paint & Supply & Safeway
Gibson’s
Gibon’s
Bilt
Southern Toy
Val
Denis
Gibso
Dupont
ZEREX
Gibson’s Price
Were
Grace Spea
Groom
Breck Concentrate
Gia
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Coleman
PUREX
W. Orchard
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