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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 10, 1966

Page

2

UN General Assembly adopts wide anti discrimination resolution

A General Assembly committee approved 86 to 2 with 18 abstentions a resolution condemning racial discrimination and urging economic and diplomatic measures and an arms embargo against South Africa. The bloc backed it. US Britain and France abstained.

United Nations, N.Y General Assembly South Africa Communist Bloc United States Britain France Portugal Rhodesia Security Council

Rites Set for J H Cassie and Sylvester Mullins

John Herman Cassie 83 of 1407 E Hoagland died today at a local hospital after 30 years in Roswell. He married Edna Cromwell in 1922 and was a Baptist church member. Survived by wife, son Dale, and sister Ollie Wasner. Funeral services pending at Roswell Funeral Home. Sylvester Mullins of 313 E Deming died today. funeral services pending at Ballard Funeral Home.

Roswell John Herman Cassie E. Hoagland Cassie Kansas Edna Cromwell Medford Ohlo The Baptist Church Dale E. Cassie Ollie Wasner Wichita, Kan Sylvester Mullins E. Deming Ballard Funeral Home

Weekend break-ins hit Roswell stations and home

Three burglaries and one attempted break-in were reported in Roswell over the weekend. Cash and cigarettes were stolen from Brotherton's 66 Station and 7 11 Grocery. A home on E McGaffey was entered through a kitchen window with $70 stolen and valuables taken. An attempted entry occurred at Sawey's Gulf Service Station on W Second.

Roswell Brotherton W. Second L.B. Brotherton Poe and Main Winfred Binns E. McGaffey Binns Chuck Sawey Sawey Gulf Service

Equipment Missing From Missile Site

Two 500 pound copper condensers and several large motors were reported missing Saturday from missile site No. 5 located 25 miles east of Roswell on U S 380. Workmen are dismantling the site.

Missile Site No. 5 Roswell U.S. 380

Hearing Continued On Purge Of 3046 Voter Records

Albuque rque district court proceedings continued onBernalillo County Republicans petition to purge 3046 names from voter registration rolls.

Albuquerque Bernalillo County

Hospital Notices and Births Across Local Centers

Visiting hours listed for General and Maternity patients at St. Mary's and ENM Medical Center. Admissions, dismissals, and births recorded for Oct 7 to Oct 9, with multiple names and addresses. Includes Walker Air Force Base personnel arrivals of newborns to several officers and spouses.

ST. Mary's Elijah Whittenberg E. Mathews Leo Carrillo Richard George S. Ohio Eugene O’donnell E. Eyman Willie Q. Love Herbert A. Buchanan S. Sherman Robert Utterback Hagerman Alfred Brown S. Stanton Joe Goss Jim Stanfield Roger Duran Epolina McKinley Reginald C. Keyes Ervin J. Russell Marion Krattitz Archie Williams Robert Benton Johnny Hawthorne Leonard Harrison

Senate debate on DC home rule stalls cloture vote

The Senate refused to end debate on home rule for the District of Columbia, with a 41 to 37 cloture vote falling 11 short of the two thirds needed. Senator Russell called the move a legislative lynching while Senator Hickenlooper criticized the process as a gag operation.

Washington Senate District of Columbia Richard B. Russell Dga Bourke Hickenlooper Mike Mansfield Congress Wayne Morse D-Ore Morse House Johnson Indiana Dunes Lake Michigan

Two Minor Injuries After College and Washington Crash

Two drivers suffered minor injuries in a two car collision at College and Washington. Joseph G. Waggoner aged 53 from 1608 N Delaware sustained multiple abrasions and contusions while Paul E. Randle aged 23 from Artesia had a fractured hand. Both were treated at Eastern New Mexico Medical Center and in good condition. Randle was cited for failure to yield the right of way.

College Washington Eastern New Mexico Medical Center Joseph G. Waggoner Delaware Paul E. Randle Artesia Randle

4 H Gavel Club To Be Organized

The 4H Gavel Club will be reorganized for the 1966 67 season Saturday at 1 30 p m in the Extension Club Building south of Roswell. Jack Goodloe assistant county agent said the club will be handled as a toastmasters club for youth. The club was organized for the first time in the county last year.

Roswell Jack Goodloe

Tularosa Girl Wins National Beauty Title

Jane Nelson of Tularosa has won the Miss United States title in Hartford Connecticut, competing as Miss Texas. The 21 year old University of Houston music major has NM and AZ pageant credentials and has been a finalist in Miss Teen Age America 1963 Miss America 1964 and Miss USA Universe 1965. She later competed as Miss NM in Miss USA World last August.

Tularosa Jane Nelson United States Hartford, Conn Texas The University of Houston New Mexico Arizona Miami

Largest Farmington real estate deal seals Sunset Heights sale

Stanley Mathis and Elmo Hen slee of Roswell sold all undeveloped Sunset Heights land in Farmington to Four Corner Savings and Loan Assn. Western Development Co. of Roswell was the seller. Mayor Floyd Davis said about 276 lots will be created. No price announced.

Stanley Mathis Elmo Henslee Roswell Sunset Heights Farmington Four Corner Savings and Loan Assn Western Development Co Floyd Davis The Savings and Loan Association

Council Set to Discuss Water Proposals in Roswell

Roswell officials plan to discuss a Pecos Valley Artesian Conservancy District water rights swap and a Caprock to Roswell water pipeline proposal at the Tuesday city council meeting. The agenda also includes a resolution to update the Master Plan.

Pecos Valley

Roswell Man Questioned in Local Rape Case

Local sheriff's deputies hold a 34-year-old Roswell man for questioning in connection with a raping of a local woman early Sunday near Brasher Road.

Roswell Brasher Road

Financing Artesia College Declined Comment

Howard Whitson head of the Artesia College board refuses to discuss future financing after a report that the Navajo tribe rejected an $11.4 million six year construction loan. The college aims to remain independent of federal and state funds while seeking private mortgage investors.

Abe Tucker Whitson College of Artesia Berle Snyder

Accidents Involving Multiple Drivers With Citations

In a series of crashes at various city locations drivers were cited or charged. At 7 15 p m Alvina Votrain and Emery Galloway were involved with Galloway charged for following too closely. At 3 40 p m Nancy Mc Conally and John Homer were involved with Homer charged for following too closely. At 6 30 p m Lorenzo Sanchez and Johnny Sedillo were involved with Sedillo charged for failing to yield and making an improper turn while Sanchez was cited for an improper turn.

Union and Davidson Alvina Votrain W. Wildy Emery Galloway W. Deming Galloway Too Cosely N. Main Nancy McConally W. Jaffa John Homer Chiquita Homer Deming and Garden Lorenzo Sanchez E. Mathews Johnny Sedillo Sedillo Sanchez

Inquest Scheduled in Artesia Death

An inquest was slated later today in the death of Damon Stewart Box, 48, of 322 W Dallas Artesia. His body was found in the front seat of a parked car on East Richey Street about 6 a.m. The inquest awaited an autopsy and the death appeared to be from natural causes.

Artesia Damon Stewart Box Dallas Box East Richey Street

Roswell Man Bound Over For District Court

Robert R. Little 34 of Roswell was bound over for District Court on embezzling over 100 dollars from the Eight Ball Billiard Parlor in Roswell. He pleaded guilty before Peace Justice L O Thompson and waived counsel. Bond set at 1000 dollars. arrested in Alamogordo Oct 8 by local police.

Robert R. Little Roswell L.O. Thompson Little Alamogordo N. Main

First Transpacific Radio Telegraph Link Opens 1912

The San Francisco telegraph service began wireless transmission over the water to Honolulu in 1912, marking an early milestone in transpacific communication.

San Francisco Honolulu

Market closes with substantial gain after late rally

The Dow Jones average rose 7.51 to 751.83 as traders recouped losses from a rough Monday. IBM, Polaroid, and Xerox led gains while RCA posted record earnings. volume reached about 9.3 million shares with a late morning dip followed by a strong afternoon rebound.

New York Dow Jones IBM Polaroid Xerox Eastern Air Lines Pan American World Airways

Curtis Granted Appeal Hearing in Butts Libel Case

The Supreme Court granted Curtis Publishing Co. a hearing on its appeal from a $460,000 judgment awarded to Wallace Butts, former Georgia football coach, in a libel suit over a Saturday Evening Post article alleging he shared pregame secrets with Alabama coach Paul Bryant. The 1962 Georgia Alabama game and a $3.06 million jury award are noted.

Washington Supreme Court Curtis Publishing Co Wallace Butts University of Georgia Butts Curtis Saturday Evening Post Paul Bryant University of Alabama Alabama U.S. District Court Atlanta

Two Arraigned On Car Theft and Robbery Charges

James Edward Chronister, 20, Clinton Oklahoma, arraigned on car theft and unarmed robbery charges. Bond set at 1000. Arnold Lee Adams, 17, Oklahoma, charged with robbing and stealing a Texas man's car about a week earlier north of Roswell. They were picked up near Winslow Arizona by highway patrolmen and returned to Roswell by local deputies.

James Edward Chronister Clinton Okla L.O. Thompson Arnold Lee Adams Oklahoma Texas Roswell Arizona Winslow Ariz

Denver Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Movements

Cattle: 1,600 head with calves none. Slaughter steers steady to strong, heifers up to 25 percent higher, slaughter cows strong. Slaughter steers 24.30 to 25.25, heifers 23.75 to 24.05, cows 47.50 to 48.30. Hogs: 1,000 head, barrows and gilts steady to not established, 190 to 235 pounds 22.65 to 23.05. Sheep: 6,500 head, spring lambs steady to 25 higher, lambs 23.80 to 24.80, feeders 23.50 to 24.65 for 65 to 85 pounds.

Denver Livestock Chicago Ap-Usda

Egg Market Chicago Sees Wholesale Prices Dip

The Chicago egg market reports weaker wholesale buying prices. Grade A whites fetch 432, mixed 432, medium 392, standards 4 and checks 342, with prices falling by about two cents.

Chicago

Chicago Live Cattle Futures and Dow Jones Averages

Market brief shows live cattle futures at various months with highs lows closes and volumes from E F Hutton. Dow Jones closes at 754.51 for Industrials up 10.19 with utilities rails and stocks higher, signaling broad gains.

DOW Jones E. F. Hutton & Co

Road markings on U.S. highways increase with painted dividers

About half of surfaced U S highways now feature painted central stripes. This development marks a shift toward clearer lane separation and improved safety as road engineering expands across the nation.

Chicago U.S

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