Supreme Court lets stand Maddox contempt ruling in Atlanta cafe
The Supreme Court denied Maddox appeal for contempt over denying service to Negroes at the Lester Maddox Cafeteria. He faces a $200 daily fine for ongoing racial discrimination. The court also agreed to review a related order moving 20 restaurant sit-in cases from state to federal court under the Civil Rights Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Atlanta
Lester G. Maddox
Lester Maddox
Maddox
U.S. Dist
Frank A. Hooper
U.S. Circuit Court
New Orleans
U.S. District Court
Georgia
Eugene Cook
High Tribunal
Fulton County
Howard Johnson
Alexandria
Circuit
Charles E. Williams
Washington, D.C
Williams
Congress
Thurgood Marshall
Atty
Nicholas Katzenbach
Marshall
Hospital notices and admissions at ENM and St. Marys
Hospital schedule shows visiting hours for General, Maternity wards. Lists admitted patients at ENM Medical Center on Oct 9 10 including Paul Miranda Loye S Anthony Mrs Wade Holt and others. Dismissals Oct 9 10 include Cheryl Matlock and Carlton Britton. Births Oct 9 10 note new babies to White Cunningham and Graham families. Memorial Osteopathic, Walker Air Force Base, St Marys report admissions dismissals and births with multiple names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loye S. Anthony
N. Lea
Wade Holt
E. Country Club Rd
Ervin C. Boyd
W. Deming
Leonard Hooper
N. Washington
Wanda Wilson
Kentucky
Lenora M. McDonald
James K. Cotton
W. Alameda
Jack C. Stevenson
Pinon
Robert Wilson
Thoreau
Frank Rister
S. Washington
Victor Randall
Roger Brooks
Sarah Wallace
Clayton Montgomery
David Moore
William Trent
Jim Sanders
Maurice Roberson
Austin Hall Jr
Edward Melendez
Victoria Duran
Marshall Armstrong
James Eakins
Cheryl Matlock
George Anderson
Carlton Britton
Georgia Anderson
Archy Meadows
Penfila Martinez
S. Lincoln
Paul Liaz
Picacho
Jessie Peterson
Mateo Carrasco
Edward Hartley
Jimmy Jimenez
Clyde Forbes
James Romine
Amelia Lucero
D. Hooser
Walker Air Force Base
A2.c
Edward A. Kroetz
CSG
A.J.C
Wesley A. Hall
Toby L. Horton
E. Deming
ST. Mary’s
Concepcion Vasquez
Kansas
Ed Harris
Hagerman
David Robbins
Ridgecrest
Joe Vasquez
E. Mathews
Roger Parker
Cornell Wade Strange
Paul Butler
Lubbock
Texas
R. L. Huddieston
Celestino Baca
N. Shartelle
R. L. McMillen
Alhambra
Harry Feldman
Richard Duval
Albert Peyton
Deborah Elrod
W. E. Sumner
Hugh Devitt
Willis Welty
Arthur Tipton
E. H. Hendricks
John Boggs
Norma Herman
Cliff Gumm
Danny Ratliff
Craig Smith
Freddie Karr
William C. Graham
S. Stanton
William D. Proctor
Hondo
Bobby G. Wolfe
Wilfred Sedillo
S. Poplar
Larry Jeter
S. Lea
Californian Dies After Artesia Crash
Nobuuki Moriguchi a 74 year old Los Angeles resident died after a head on collision on NM 83 near Mayhill. His wife and a passenger were hospitalized along with the other car occupants. the crash occurred when the Funk car veered into the oncoming Moriguchi vehicle at 35 to 40 mph.
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Artesia
California
Artesia General Hospital
Nobuuki Moriguchi
Los Angeles
Mayhill
Artesia Hospital
Tomi Moriguchi
Joe B. Funk
Sherri Lynn Lupold
Dallas
Moriguchi
Moriguchis
Moyoki
Jessie Jo Funk
Funk
Miss Lupold
Burglars Take Variety of Items From City Homes
Roswell residents report break ins with thieves stealing tools radios a typewriter from homes and a car containing a radio clock and a silver case. Victims include Jimmy L. Mince at 201 Hervey Drive and J J Jenkins at 1000 La Paloma with total losses ranging from six dollars to over one hundred dollars.
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Roswell
Jimmy L. Mince
Hervey Drive
Dana
North Main
J. J. Jenkin
la Paloma
Jenkins
Bill Powers
Broken Arrow
Southeast Main
Joseph B. Harris
Roswell Inn
Harris
Flora Vista School
E. Bland
Ten Run In Macho Elections For District Supervisors
Ten area residents seek three rancher supervisor posts in Macho Soil and Water Conservation District. Election runs Wednesday 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Macho District office 1009 S. Atkinson. Names include G. W. Shanks Alton Corn R. G. Bird A. S. Peters Truman Pierce and John Benedict for rancher seats. Farmer supervisor candidates are C. E. Daniel and William Bonham. At large candidates are J. Lewis Merritt and Joe Asbill. Eligible voters are all farmer ranch landowners and their wives in the district. Ballots must reach the local office by 3 p.m. Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macho Soil and Water Conservation District
Macho District
S. Atkinson
G. W. Shanks
Alton Corn
R. G. Bird
A. S. Peters
Truman Pierce
John Benedict
C. E. Daniel
William Bonham
J. Lewis Merritt
Joe Asbill
Farmer Ranch
Aerospace Workers Ratify 3-Year Pact at North American Aviation
United Aerospace Workers members approve a three-year contract covering 35,000 workers at North American Aviation in California Ohio Missouri and Oklahoma. The deal retroactive to Sept. 30 includes annual wage boosts of eight, nine, and eight cents, a modified union shop clause, employer insurance premiums, and retirement at 62 with full benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
United Aerospace Workers Union
North American Aviation Inc
California
Ohio
Missouri
Oklahoma
Board House
Woman Injured At Horse Show
A 20 year old Lubbock woman Judy Carol Butler was injured at a quarter horse show at the Eastern New Mexico State Fairgrounds. Police said her horse tripped and she was thrown to the ground, suffering multiple sprains to the hip and back.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock, Texas
Judy Carol Butler
Eastern New Mexico State Fairgrounds
Miss Butler
Indonesian Reds Ready To Hit Back at Army
Reports say the Indonesian Communist Party is regrouping for night raids as the army continues anti Communist campaigns. Jakarta claims arrests rise with 1000 Reds detained including a Central Committee member Njono. Sukarno returns to Jakarta amid tensions after the Sept 30 movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jakarta
Indonesia
Communist Party
Njono
Sukarno
Bogor
Col. Untung
PKI
Cure for cancer expected soon
Miami Beach AP report quotes Dr Morris Fishbein longtime JAMA editor and Chicago Heart Association president saying optimism is warranted due to strong strides in cancer research. He predicts a cure may come "almost any time" and urges restraint from pessimism.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Morris Fishbein
Journal
The
American Medical Association
Fishbein
Chicago Heart Association
New York Newspaper Guild Ends Dim-Out After Strike
New York Times workers vote to accept a settlement ending a 25 day dim-out. About 1,900 AFL-CIO New York Newspaper Guild members return to the Times for an 80-page edition after contract terms mediated by Theodore W. Kheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
New York Times
Afl-Cio
Times
Guild
Theodore W. Kheel
Robert F. Wagner
Publishers Association of
New York City
New York Post
The
Herald Tribune
the Post
Celibacy reaffirmed by Pope Paul at Vatican council
Pope Paul VI reaffirmed the celibacy rule for Roman Catholic priests and opposed public discussion in the Vatican II council. He urged written observations from bishops and said he would study them. The council debated missionary activity and prepared a document on the priesthood as the fourth session progresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Paul VI
Vatican
St. Peter’s
John XXIII
John
Peru Resident Wounded in Sunday Tavern Shooting
Robert E. Edison 26 of Peru New Mexico is in good condition at Eastern New Mexico Center after being shot at Pioneer Tavern 57 miles northeast of Roswell on the Clovis highway. A 44 year old Floyd resident is held by sheriff's deputies with no charges filed. The deputy says the shooting followed an argument and scuffle. Edison was transported by Ballard ambulance to the medical center for treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peru, N.M
Robert E. Edison
New Mexico Center
Pioneer Tavern
Roswell
Clovis Highway
Floyd, N.M
Leroy Carpenter
Carpenter
Wilson
Edison
Ballard Ambulance
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Bass jumps into boat during fishing trip in Kentucky
Henry Teague, fishing near Madisonville, jerked his lure free from a bush and watched a bass leap toward it. The fish missed, then landed in Teague's boat ending up inside the vessel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madisonville, Ky
Henry Teague
Teague
Rites Set for F. W. Stewart in Midland Church
Funeral services are scheduled for Tuesday at 3 p.m. at First Baptist Church in Midland Texas for Frank W Gad dy Stewart a former Roswell resident who died after a brief illness at Midland Memorial Hospital He was 54 and worked as a drilling foreman for Shell Oil Company Survivors include his widow Pearl a son Jimmy F Stewart a brother Clarence Stewart a sister Viola Thorpe and three grandchildren The Ellis Funeral Home of Midland handles arrangements.
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First Baptist Church of
Midland
Texas
Frank W
Gaddy” Stewart
Roswell
Stewart
Midland Memorial Hospital
Shell Oil Company
Shell
Mr. Stewart
Enid
Okla
Wink
East Texas
West Texas
Louisiana
Canada
Pearl
Jimmy F. Stewart
Ruidoso
Clarence Stewart
San Bernardino
Fire at Jefferson Road house damages kitchen attic and roof
A fire at 320 E Jefferson at 2 27 a m damaged the kitchen attic and roof of a residence owned by Mrs Vicenta Aragon. The cause is under investigation with no injuries reported.
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E. Jefferson
Vicenta Aragon
Douglas fir yields lumber for four small houses
A Spokane report notes that a single Douglas fir tree provides enough lumber to construct four small houses, highlighting wood productivity and local forestry potential.
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Spokane
Market hits record highs on broad rally led by electronics airlines
The New York market strengthened into record territory with heavy volume near 92 million shares. Large cap names led gains with Zenith Xerox Fairchild IBM and several airlines and aerospace issues advancing. Rail stocks and some sectors rose modestly while bonds were steady.
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New York
Zenith
Xerox
Fairchild Camera
IBM
KLM Airlines
Northwest Airlines
Raytheon
General Dynamics
Eastman Kodak
U.S
Boeing
Pittsburgh
Calgon
Chicago & Northwestern Common
Chicago Great Western and Pennsylvania Railroad
Sperry Rand
Magnavox
Motorola
American Stock Exchange
U.S. Treasury
Denver Livestock Market Report
Denver cattle numbers 5 600 calves 150 steady demand for slaughter steers heifers and cows. Feeders steady with feeder steers 24.00 25.00 and cows 14.25 15.75. Hogs 1 200 higher with barrows and gilts 24.25 24.50 1 3 200 250 lbs and sows 20.50 22.00.
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Denver Livestock
Denver
Colo
USDA
Gallup Undersheriff Mollica dies after heart attack
D F Mickey Mollica 59 former Gallup mayor and several times McKinley County sheriff died in a Gallup hospital after a heart attack at his home. Funeral arrangements pending. Mollica last term 1960 to 1963. DEMING Two Texas men charged with first degree murder in the Friday night shooting death of Deming resident Robert Pagan about 27 were held in Luna County jail without bond. Aurelio Ramirez 22 Robstown and Roger Ramirez 32 Colbert were arraigned by Justice of the Peace. SANTA FE Highway Department aims to fix Budville-San Fidel bypass issues amid study of census figures to assess impact under state anti bypass law. ALBUQUERQUE Regents approve 1966-67 UNM budget of 30 million dollars enabling 90 new faculty and 110 staff with enrollment up 16 percent next year. LAS CRUCES Corralitos Observatory near Las Cruces ready for dedication. 24 inch telescope funded with 200k from NASA and run by Northwestern University. HATCH Hatch municipal gas leaks reduced from about 300 to 200 gallons per 24 hours. main distribution system not affected, leaks in lateral lines some in use since 1938. WINDOW ROCK Navajo Chairman Raymond Nakai offers to loan money to Gallup to build a 90 mile pipeline from San Juan River near Navajo Dam to Gallup to solve water problems.
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Associated Press
Gallup
McKinley County
D. F
Mickey Mollica
Mollica
Hatch
I. N. Hartman
Hartman
Multiple Vehicle Incidents Reported Across City
A series of collisions were recorded with drivers named Richard B. Chambers Henry Thompson Sarah Bartlett Frank Salazar Sedillo Mauro Gibson Robert Alexander III and Sarah Jean Hesson. Incidents occurred at Delaware and Thirteenth Second and Union Gayle and Union Second and Montana and Fourth and East Lew is sites involving parked vehicles and overturned cars. No injuries are listed.
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Shortell
Richard B. Chambers
Purdy
A.F.B
Henry Thompson
E. Hendricks
Delaware
Thirteenth
Sarah Bartlett
W. Eighth
Second
Union
Frank Salazar Sedillo
N. Montana
Mauro H. Gibson
Gayle
Robert Alexander III
Yale Drive
Sarah Jean Hesson
Chimps in East Africa Reserve Show Strong Family Ties
Chimpanzees in an East African reserve exhibit close kinship bonds and a wide range of personalities comparable to human diversity, highlighting social complexity in primates.
Egg market steady in Chicago wholesale prices
Eggs steady to firm in Chicago wholesale trading with specific bids for grade A whites and mixed grades listed as 39.2 cents per dozen for whites and intermediates and 33.0 cents for mediums with standards at 32.0 cents and dirties unquoted.
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EGG Market
Chicago
Lamb market report notes shifts in slaughter and feeder lambs
Slaughter lambs rise 273 cents with 6 500 head overall. slaughter ewes weaken to lower prices. Feeder lambs steady. Slaughter lambs at 87-102 lbs fetch 24.6 to 25.00. Utility and good ewes bring 6.10 to 46 cents. feeder lambs 77-87 lbs at 23.00 to 24.20.
Woman Sustains Minor Injuries in Three-Car Crash
Mrs. Vivian L. Hynes, 47, suffered minor injuries in a three car collision at the College and Garder intersection. She was treated at Eastern New Mexico Medical Center for abrasions and released. Drivers James W. Logan and Joyce G. Cannon were involved. Hynes was cited for failure to yield.
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Vivian L. Hynes
Texas
Colege and
Garder
Ne Mexico Medical Center
James W Logan
S. Kentucky
Joyce G. Cannon
Thunderbird Mobile
Youthful Burglary Suspect Sentenced In Springer
A 17 year old Roswell youth was charged with two counts of burglary and sent to the Boy's Industrial School in Springer New Mexico today by District Judge George L. Reese. Manuel Frank Morales of 2 S Main faced charges of robbing homes at 1000 N Lea and 2700 N Washington on Sept. He was sentenced to remain at the Boy's Industrial School until age 21 or until further order of the court.
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Roswell
Springer N.M
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ENM Medical Center
Paul Miranda
E. Albuquerque
Ted White
Rt. 2
Box 161
Robert Cunningham
Kentucky Ave
Memorial Osteopathic
F. L. Ramey
Felipe Horton
S. Mulberry
T. E. Montgomery
Alfred Aguilar
Rancho Rd
Ben F. Waggoner
Joaquin Fernandez
W. Jaffa
Dexter
Aerospace Workers OK Contract
Nancy Scanlan
Philadelphia
Paul
Peru
F. W. Stewart
LBJ News
E.F. Hutton & Co
Amerada 2
Reich
Reyn
Rey Tod
Safeway
San D
Atchison Ie
Sears Rock
Chrysler
Sinclair
Socony
Sweet PS du Pont
Sperry
Mus
Paso NG
Ford
Oli NJ
Am Oil
Gen Dynam Studebaker
Swift
Gen Motors
Tenn Gas
Goodyear
Texaco
Gulf
Transwa PL
Calah
St T
US Steel
Marath O
Barcore
Mont Ward
Wests
Phill Pet
Olt & Gas
DOW Jones
E. F. Mutton & Co
Santa FE
Budville
San Fidel
T. B. White
Valencia County
Albuquerque
University of New Mexico
Tom L. Popejoy
Las Cruces
Window Rock
Ariz
Raymond Nakai
San Juan River
Navajo Dam
Navajo
Parnell’s
E. 5Th St
Lewis
Kay J. Green Grass
E. Lewis
John Townsend
Kobi Wily
Hinkle Bldg
Springer
G.A.C
Financh
Ci oreProem Act
West Fourth Street
New Mexico
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