Truck Plunges 30 Feet Into Ruidoso River
Las Cruces man Phillip Salter, 38, crawled from a truck that toppled into the Ruidoso River after a 30-foot drop on U.S. 70 near Perry fruit stand. The trailer remained upright. Salter was treated at Ruidoso Hondo Valley General Hospital for a cut lip and minor back fractures. A Roswell wrecker recovered the vehicle.
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Lincoln County
Glencoe
A_ Las Cruces
Ruidoso River
Phillip Salter
Las Cruces
Ruidoso-Hondo Valley General Hospital
Salter
U.S. 70
Perry Fruit Stand
General Hospital
Hondo Valley
Don Riggenbach
Lincoln County Bureau
Fall Kills Daughter Of Bunche
New York AP Jane Pierce 33 daughter of Nobel laureate Ralph Bunche died in a Bronx Riverdale apartment fall. Autopsy cites death by a fall from a good height. Supt Samuel Salamon found the body after roof alarm. Burtons family includes three children Nina 4 Karen 9 John 7. Bunche is UN undersecretary for special political affairs.
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New York
Jane Pierce
Ralph J. Bunche
Riverdale
Bronx
Samuel Salamon
Mrs. Pierce
Davidson accuses Walker and Morgan in New Mexico voting row
GOP candidate Robert Davidson at a Santa Fe rally alleges Rep. E S Johnny Walker and Corporation Commissioner Murray Morgan are to blame for the voting machine controversy. Davidson urges resignations in a release, while Peke heads the New Mexico voting machines franchise. Democratic rallies in Albuquerque feature Gene Lusk promising a human rights commission if elected.
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Associated Press
Robert Davidson
E. S
Johnny Walker
Murray Morgan
Santa Fe
Davidson
Corporation Commission
John Peke
Walker
Morgan
Peke
New Mexico
Voting Machines Inc
Jamestown, N.Y
The
Rep. Walker
Democratic Party
Albuquerque
Gene Lusk
Human Rights Commission
United States
Lusk
David Cargo
Party of Unity
Uruguay Faces More Strikes Threaten Economy and Unrest
A wave of strikes sweeps Uruguay with bank workers partial stoppages, public transport votes, and grammar school teachers planning an indefinite strike. Government blames Communist influence ahead of the November 27 general election. Last week 2,500 meat-packing workers clashed with police and soldiers.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Peke Ordered to Quit Vote Machine Business
The New Mexico State Corporation Commission requires John Peke to divest his voting machine interests as a condition of continued employment. Chairman Murray Morgan said Peke has 30 days to dispose of the interest, amid political claims of a conflict of interest.
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Santa FE
State Corporation Commission
John Peke
Commission
SCC
Murray Morgan
Peke
Morgan
Rebecca Baca
Johnson set to meet Gromyko amid Hanoi tension
Washington AP reports President Johnson will meet Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko at 5 p.m. to discuss U S Soviet relations while Vietnam remains a major hurdle. Talks may touch on space armistice and efforts to ease tensions despite Moscow backing Hanoi.
Cotton crop forecast and Red China notes
The Agriculture Department estimates this year’s cotton crop at 10,688,000 bales, down 2.8 percent from last month. New Mexico yields 681 pounds per acre and 200,000 bales produced. In Tokyo, Red China’s army shows dissent toward Lin Piao’s leadership amid Red Guards criticism. Sun Wei kuo of the Chinese Embassy in New Delhi has been missing since Sept. 29.
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Associated Press
Washington
Agriculture Department Today
New Mexico
Tokyo
Red China
Lin Piao
Hong Kong
Red Guards
Lin
Mao Tsetung
Mao
Peking
New China News Agency
New Delhi
India
Sun Wei-kuo
Residents Return After-Inez Threat Near Brownsville Area
Hurricane Inez battered the Mexican coast with 135 mph winds before turning away from South Texas. Residents in the Brownsville area began returning home as warnings were lowered and skies cleared. The storm, now 17 days old, had caused at least 150 deaths and remained off Tampico as it weakened inland.
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Paul Recer
Brownsville
Tex
Inez
Mexican
Tampico
South Texas
Texas
Weather Bureau
New Orleans
Caribbean
Reluctant Taxpayer column planned by Ra by in Roswell
A new column to explain taxpayers adventures and misadventures with the IRS will publish three times weekly in the Roswell Daily Record starting Tuesday. William L Rabby, a noted CPA, will outline victories and losses, with emphasis on informing readers how to challenge overtaxing and maintain checks on the Treasury. The article notes Rabby’s credentials and his book on tax decisions. It also describes Inez hurricane warnings along the Texas coast, evacuees, and preparations in Brownsville, Corpus Christi, and nearby towns.
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Roswell Daily Record
William L. Raby
Internal Revenue Service
Revenue Service
Raby
War not viewed as election issue in Viet Nam debate
AP reports strategists from both parties concede the Vietnam war is not a voting issue with under a month to go. Voters show concern over the conflict, but many favor ending the war without a chosen path to cut and run. Eisenhower urges focus on domestic issues, while Stennis signals possible use of tactical nuclear weapons if needed. Kennedy backs Goldwater on limited nuclear options in North Vietnam.
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Washington
Senate
House
Johnson
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Viet Nam
GOP
Eisenhower
United States
John C. Stennis
Dmiss
CBS
Robert F. Kennedy
Dn.y
Barry Goldwater
Kennedy
Mutual
Supreme Court rejects New Mexico at large representation appeal
The U S Supreme Court refused to hear Merrill L Norton of Lovington N M on an appeal challenging New Mexico use of at large congressional elections for 25 years The Denver Circuit Court ruled Norton and others lack a constitutional right to vote in a district within the state and cannot complain about non district based representation The appeal notes only northern half residents have held eight of twelve NM House seats since 1942
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Washington
U.S. Supreme Court
New Mexico
Merrill L. Norton
Lovington
N.M
Norton
U. S. Circuit Court
Denver
Wife of Indian Ambassador Dies in New York
Mme. Parthasarathi, wife of Indian ambassador Gopalaswami Parthasarathi, died at Mt. Sinai Hospital after a period of illness. A former Indian Parliament member and educator, she taught English literature at Fairleigh Dickinson University in New Jersey during her time in the United States.
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New York
Gopalaswami Parthasarathi
United Nations
Mt. Sinai Hospital
U.N
Mme. Parthasarathi
India
United States
Fairleight Dickinson University
New Jersey
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Nosker
Roswell
Fall
Bunche
Pierces
Nina
John
Pierce
Cornell University
Cargo
Gene
Gromyko
Andrei A. Gromyko
White House
U.S
Soviet Union
U.S.S.R
Moscow
Communist Party
Pravda
Arthur J. Goldberg
U. S
U.N. General Assembly
Kremlin
China
Red Guard
Treasury Department
Ohio University
Rockford College
University of Arizona
Arizona
Committee On
Federal Taxation
American Institute of Certified Public Accountants
Taxation For Accountants
South Texas Coast
Texas-Mexico
Port Isabel
Corpus Christi
Port Arthur
Texas-Louisiana Line
Gulf Coast
Boys Club of
Nunez
Boys Club
Jack James
Newark, N.J
N. M
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