NO INDIA PAKISTAN PEACE THREATENS CONTINUING DODBS
India and Pakistan struggle to finish postwar issues amid ongoing deadly clashes along the cease-fire line. Soldiers are dying almost daily in Kashmir Punjab and the Indian desert as both sides press on after the supposed cease-fire began on September 23 ending 22 days of fighting.
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Conrad Fine
New Delhi
India
Pakistan
Kash
Mir
Punjab
United Nations
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
India-Pakistan
Lal Bahadur Shastri
U.N
Kashmir
Subcontinent
Arabian Sea
Shastri
U.S
BEF to Look At Building Projects
BEF will consider five University of New Mexico and New Mexico State University building projects and allocate 1.9 million dollars in federal aid for higher education. Projects include UNM Johnson Gymnasium infirmary office, a UNM golf course club house, NMSU student center, and an activities building with a 7 million dollar student fee bond issue. An additional 118,713 dollar land purchase near NMSU is also under BEF review.
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BEF
NMSU
Cooperation urged between Navajos and Gallup on water use
A Navajo Administration official proposed that the Navajo Nation and Gallup collaborate to optimize water use in Arizona and New Mexico. He questioned Interior Secretary Udall's stance on Navajo welfare, urged forming or reactivating a water commission, and suggested a Navajo Dam to Toadlena pipeline with a purification plant and extension to Gallup.
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Window Rock
Ariz.a
Gallup
Arizona-New Mexico
Maurice McCabe
Interior
Stewart Udall
San Juan River
McCabe
Edward Munoz
Navajo Dam
Toadlena
Munoz
Udall
Peabody Coal Co
St. Louis
San Juan
Hospital Visiting Hours and Patient Docket
Local hospitals list visiting hours for general patients from 2 p.m. to 8:39 p.m. Maternity visits are allowed 3 to 5 p.m. and 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. ENM Medical Center reports admissions on Oct. 8 for Michael Burnham and Mrs. Archy Meadows, with dismissals including Mike Romero, Jessie Pack, James Taylor, Mrs. John H. Porter, Jean Barton, Henry Spicer, and Susan Forbes. Artesia shows James Romine and Eva Mae O B y Bryant, Cynthia Cooney.
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ENM Medical Center
Michael Burnham
W. Llth
Archy Meadows
S. Ohio
Mike Romero
Jessie Pack
James Taylor
John H. Porter
Jean Barton
Henry Spicer
Susan Forbes
Artesia
James Romine
W. Alameda
Eva Mae O’bryant
Cynthia Cooney
Rhodesia Eyes Unilateral Independence Soon
Prime Minister Ian Smith warned Rhodesia would declare independence soon even if it sparked war. He said fighting rather than submission could occur and Britain warned it would act firmly to uphold its stance on majority rule. U Thant suggested the issue may go to the Security Council.
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Anthony C. Pearce
London
Ian Smith
Rhodesia
Commonwealth Relations Office
Britain
Smith
Salisbury
Western Democrats warn against right wing extremists in 1966 race
At the Western States Democratic Conference in Reno Nevada leaders warn against underestimating extremist groups led by the John Birch Society and the States Rights Party. They expect a gubernatorial contest in California between Edmund G Brown and Ronald Reagan and urge condemnation of attacks on Congress by Reagan and George Murphy.
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California
Edmund G. Brown
Ronald Reagan
Roger Kent
Kentfield
Calif
Reagan
Lionel Alanson
San Francisco
Warren Monroe
Nevada
John Birch Society
Kent
Sen
George Murphy
89Th Congress of the
United States
Fowler Rites Pond Edith F. Fowler 81 of Ruidoso Downs
Funeral services pending at Ballard Funeral Home for Edith F. Fowler 81 of Ruidoso Downs who died Saturday at St Marys Hospital after a long illness Born June 9 1884 in Indiana she had lived in Ruidoso Downs for several years She was a Green Tree Baptist Church member and was preceded in death by her husband Amos Fowler A separate brief memorial notes Prayers at 9 am Monday at St Johns Catholic Church for Mary Borjas infant daughter of Luis Ormiias Borjas who died shortly after birth at a Roswell hospital Burial will be at South Park Cemetery.
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Ballard Funeral Home
Edith F. Fowler
Ruidoso Downs
St. Mary’s Hospital
Indiana
St. John’s Catholic Church
Mary Borjas
Roswell
Luis Ormiias Borjas
Ton Alonzo
Joseph Borjas
Dale Alonzo
Mary Helen Alonzo
Martha Alonzo
Ester Alonzo
Jane Alonzo
Aurrada Alonzo
Berea Spanish Baptist Association Elects Officers
Officers of the new Berea Spanish Baptist Association, formed from Pecos Valley Hobbs and Lovington churches, were chosen in a Saturday meeting. Alfred M. Lugo Roswell church president, Sam Valdez Dexter vice president, Mrs. Pascual Elizondo Carlsbad secretary, Joe Maldonado Carlsbad treasurer. Elizondo also elected secretary of the Woman's Missionary Union, Frank Soto Lovington heads the Men's Brotherhood.
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New Mexico Assn. of Tobacco Distributors
Russell Ballew
Roswell
Jay Harrris Snodgrass
Albuquerque
Havery Thiele
Santa Fe
Weldon Hill
Roswell Inn
Wyatt
Berea Spanish Baptist Assn
Pecos Valley
Hobbs
Lovington
Alfred M. Lugo
Roswell Spanish
Stolen Cash and Pistol Reported in Roswell Incidents
Roswell residents reported thefts over the weekend. Mrs. Frank Kaufmann said someone entered her home through a kitchen window about two weeks ago and took about $35 in small change. Carl Trubee reported a .22 Colt automatic pistol, valued at $50, stolen from his pickup in the past three weeks.
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Roswell
Frank Kaufmann
Barnett Drive
Carl Trubee
N. Union
Accidents Reported Across City Streets
Friday morning to early hours list accidents at multiple intersections. Patricia L Walls and Doyle W Parsons free of injuries after collision at South Sunset and Richardson. Marsha Jean Finch and Billy R Love collide at Dexter and Wyoming. William M Payne and Melbourne Scott at Fourth and Pennsylvania. Gary Barton loses control on Bitter Lakes Road rolling through a fence with no injuries.
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Bitter Lakes Road
Gary Barton
E. Apple
Artesia Man Named As One Delegate
Tom Brown Sr. of Artesia New Mexico a Democratic committeeman was named one of two delegates to the Western States Democratic Conference to represent the conference on the national executive committee. Also named was Mrs Ellen Healy Idaho national committeewoman.
Muleshoe Man Held For District Court
Joe Jordan, 24, of Muleshoe, Texas pleaded not guilty to forgery charges at a Saturday preliminary hearing in Justice of the Peace Court. He was bound over for action in District Court with bond set at 2000 dollars.
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Joe Jordan
Muleshoe
Tex
Justice of the Peace Court
King outlines three point war on poverty plan
Dr. Martin Luther King warned that poverty relief must focus on economic reform and job creation rather than welfare. He proposed a $2 minimum wage, extending the Fair Labor Standards Act to all workers, and a massive public works program to rebuild America.
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Williams Bay
Wis
Martin Luther King
King
America
Coordinating Council of Community Organizations
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Union Shop Vote Set For Monday
The Senate prepared for a Monday vote on a cloture motion to end debate on a bill to ban union shop contracts. Only ten senators attended a brief session, signaling limited discussion as supporters seek a two thirds majority to advance. If failed, the measure may be shelved until next year.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Congress
Parents Urged To Eat Lunch With Children
Roswell marks National School Lunch Week with Mayor Gail Harris inviting parents to join students for meals in school cafeterias. Local manager Ralph Hay extends the invitation praising the program for providing nutritious meals. Adult lunches cost 50 cents, high school students 35 cents, and elementary students 30 cents.
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Roswell
National School
Gail Harris
Ralph Hay
New Mexico P T A Month Proclaimed by Governor
Governor Jack M. Campbell declared October as New Mexico P-TA month during a Saturday appearance before the New Mexico Congress of Parents and Teachers.
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Alamogordo
Jack M. Campbell
New Mexico
St Johns College Names Theodore Smith Admissions Director
A former MIT faculty member and UN official Theodore Smith was named director of admissions at St Johns College Santa Fe. He studied at Bowdoin Harvard and the University of Paris and worked with the Motion Picture Association of America and the US Committee for the United Nations from 1955 to 1960.
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Santa FE
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
United Nations
St. John’s College
Theodore Smith
Richard D. Weigle
Smith
Bowdoin College
Harvard
University of Paris
MIT
Motion Picture Association of America
United States Committee For the
Silver City Adopts One Cent Municipal Sales Tax
The Silver City town council approved a one cent municipal sales tax pending New Mexico Bureau of Revenue approval. It also set property tax at five mills for 1965, down 1.25 mills from 1964. If approved the sales tax could take effect after 30 days. a voter petition of 10 percent of registered voters could challenge the measure.
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Silver City
New Mexico Bureau of Revenue
Roswell Daily Record Seeks News Tips and Delivery Contacts
The Roswell Daily Record offers a five dollar weekly tip prize with contact numbers 622-7710 and 623-6693 or 622-4809 for after hours. Carriers are instructed to place papers on porches and circulation issues should be reported to 622-7710 during specified evening hours.
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Roswell Daily Record
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Pittsburgh
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Mexico
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RAM
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E.H.P
R&sm
William JL Verhines
Hondo Commandery
Wm. L. Verhines, E.C
Petuate
New York
U Thant
United Nations Security Council
Reno, Nev
Western Democrats
Western States
Democratic Conference
The
States’ Rights
Borjas Infant
Berea Baptist Assn. Sects Officers
South Sunset
Patricia L. Walls
Caminisiio
Doyle W. Parsons
Pinon
Smith Tire
Dale Sawyer
Deborah Dr
Vonnie Jasper
N. Elm, Roswell
Elsie Leyba
N. Kansas, Roswell
Robert Rajewski
W. Byrne
WAFB
J. T. Carpenter
Hollywood, N. Mex
Roy Choate, Hagerman, N. Mex
General Tire
Home Owned & Operated
Samaritan
Rebekah
Lodge No. 14
Leola Burchard
Rebekahs
Dr. King
St. John’s
West Alameda
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