Investment Council lauds Dr Case for prudent bond bids
State Investment Council and Dr Edmund H Case were praised for protecting public funds at a Monday session. By rejecting certain New Mexico municipal and U S government trading deals the council showed commitment to fair market values and maximizing future general fund income. Dr Case emphasized the council will not sell bonds without a fair price, a standard praised by New Mexicans.
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Edmund H. Case
State Investment Council
New Mexico
U.S
Case
Dr. Case
New Mexico General Fund
Uniform Specifications For Road Projects Urged By Contractor
ROSWELL Contractor Bill Armstrong told a Denver audience of the American Association of State Highway Organizations that uniform design criteria and specifications across states would cut costs. He argued standardized concrete structure specs would lower bids and reduce waste from reworking forms, noting contractors operate in multiple states. He added New Mexico and the other 49 states share interest in maximizing highway dollars.
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Roswell
Bill Armstrong
Denver
Armstrong
American Assn
New Mexico
Phoners Tax Grievances Highlight New Mexico Tax Fight
Will Harrison reports that the corporate phoners complain of high property taxes, with Mountain States T and T and other buildings paying far more under state assessment than newer downtown structures. The piece notes tax equalization suits, returning official Jimmy Lamb, and a firing over campaign absences. Mrs. Grace McAfee Evans, the New Mexico truck licensing director, tours states, enforces new regulations, and wears flat shoes after a Navajo truck incident.
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Mountain States
T.&t
Albuquerque
Simms
Bank of New Mexico
Roswell
State Tax Commission
General Telephone
LAMB
New Mexico
Grace McAfee Evans
Santa Fe
Portales
Iowa
Joy Boyce
Moriarity
N.M
Evans
New Frontier: Kennedy Hints At FBI Crime Figures
Atty General Kennedy announced figures furnished by Hoover, once cited by Hoover, signaling a shift in crime reporting. The note contrasts old FBI-driven data with today as reported by the Tallahassee Democrat and Sparks Eagle.
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New Frontier
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Tallahassee
Roswell Pioneering Citizen Lauded In Local Echoes
Al Stubbs.T J Williams longtime Roswell resident and Model owner who served 56 years in the community and 50 years in business is remembered for Rotary Chamber of Commerce and church leadership. Cadets at NM Military Institute recall him, and his shop outfitted thousands of uniforms. Optimists plan a district meeting here.
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ED J. Williams
Roswell
Model
Chamber of Commerce
Sidelights on the news from Roswell in 1911? 1936 excerpt
Will Robinson chronicles Roswell fifty years ago noting a population around 700, a lone policeman, a hand‑pumped fire engine, no waterworks with tank wagon deliveries, milk sold in large cans, and a single blacksmith Frank Ross. Haynes Bonney stable front hosted a morning loathing spot and a small river along Judge Lea’s well supplied minnows for local fishermen.
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Will Robinson
Roswell
Frank Ross
Mitchell Drug Store
Haynes and Bonney
Haynes and Bonney's
Welter
Judge Lea's
Death on Front Porch by Robert Ruark
Robert Ruark meditates on fallout shelter ethics and survival, condemning harsh precursors to cave life. He rejects underground living, prefers the open air, and jokes that when the big boom comes he will stay on the front porch with a rocking chair like Kennedy.
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Sam Goldwyn
London
President Kennedy
Kennedy faces McCormack as potential speaker choice
Washington columnist Drew Pearson outlines Kennedy’s problem as he weighs McCormack for House speaker. The piece details Catholic balance, McCormack’s past actions on Kennedy measures, and his cooperation with Dixiecrats against the president on military aid and contingency funds, highlighting GOP supports for Kennedy’s program.
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Washington
Sam Rayburn
Kennedy
Franklin Roosevelt
FDR
Pat Harrison
Mississippi
Alben Barkley
Kentucky
Senate
Henry Rainey
Illinois
House
John McCormack
Boston
House of Representatives
Cardinal Spellman
McCormack
James Delaney
New York
Tip” O'Neill
Texas
Rep
Otto Passman
Louisiana
White House
Gerald Ford
Michigan
Passman
Seeley Brown
Connecticut
Bill Scranton
Scranton
Pennsylvania
Silvio Conte
Massachusetts
Ed Boland
Repubican Conte
NATO
Korea
U. S
Conte
South America
Southeast Asia
Europe
Francis Bolton
Cleveland
Wayne Hayes
Ohio
Keeping Well LOOKING AT GRIEF By Dr T R Van Dellen
Dr Van Dellen answers general questions on preventing disease within space limits and notes that work helps relieve worry and grief. He warns against personal diagnosis by mail and advises using work to cope, especially for older widowed or parentless individuals. Grief is seen as self pity by the less sentimental after bereavement.
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T. R. van Dellen
van Dellen
Grief Struck Daughter Contemplates Death After Mother’s Death
A middle aged woman, deeply devoted to her mother, mourns the loss profoundly. She considered self harm, felt life lost meaning, and regretted past unkindness while recalling years of companionship that kept her from pursuing marriage and other joys. Her grief disrupted sleep, appetite, and work.
Healing Through Activity After Grief and Loss
The passage counsels that withdrawal from life is unrealistic and that death is inevitable. It recommends consulting clergy and medical professionals for coping. It emphasizes returning to work and engaging in physical activity as beneficial for most people facing grief.
Arthritis and Rheumatism of the Upper Spine
E W explains that arthritis and rheumatism in the upper spine and shoulders are the same condition. Arthritis is the proper term though many prefer rheumatism for its broader, more general sense covering musculoskeletal diseases.
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E. W
Senile Keratoses Warn of Skin Cancer Risk
These flat dry scaly brownish patches appear on sun exposed skin in older adults. They are precursors to skin cancer and should be removed by surgery electrocautery or radium to prevent progression.
Learning to give liver injections at home
A reader asks where to learn self administration of liver injections for her father who cannot reach a doctor. She notes diabetics have long given themselves insulin injections and asks if the prescribing physician or a neighborhood nurse can teach proper technique.
Intestinal polyps and potential cancer risks
P. S. notes polyps in the intestine often do not cause symptoms unless ulcerated or twisted. These polyps may become malignant and lead to obstruction, diarrhea, pain, malnutrition, and other cancer signs.
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P. S
Todays Health Hint Brushing for Longer Tooth Life
Proper brushing can prolong the life of your teeth according to today’s health hint. The guidance emphasizes routine brushing to maintain dental health and prevent decay.
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Mead
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Johnny
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AL Stubbs
University of New Mexico
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H. H. Bush
N. Main St
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William R. Carpenter
S. Lea Ave
Ross Christian
W. S. Christian
Alhambra Dr
Gail Harris
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Gail
Sertoma Club
Oops
New Mexico State University
University Park
Charlie Spivak
Nmsu-University of Pacific
Spivak
Robert C. Ruark
Mama
JFK
Drew Pearson
Sen
Mike Mansfield
Montana
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Atomic Energy Commission
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