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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1961

Page

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Kennedy Sees No Halt to East West Tensions

President Kennedy warns of no easy end to East West clashes amid dangerous times. He cites major differences with the Soviet Union after talks with Gromyko and Rusk, noting no immediate path to Berlin agreement while stressing defense buildup and potential tax implications.

Washington Kennedy Soviet Union Dean Rusk Andrei A. Gromyko Berlin

Atlas launches site No 10 to be turned over Oct 31

A milestone in the Atlas launch complex near Roswell will occur Tuesday October 31 when Site No 10 is handed to the Air Force after the construction phase. Dignitaries from the Army Corps of Engineers Air Force New Mexico delegation Gov Mechem and others attend a luncheon and ribbon cutting with a 10 am briefing at Walker Air Force Base. The turnover is the first of 12 such events slated through January 1 1962 as part of a 110 million project to house Atlas missiles, with General Dynamics Astronautics and other firms involved in later phases.

Atlas Air Force U.S. Corps of Engineers Roswell No. 10 U. S. Army Corps of Engineers Clovis Highway Macco- Raymond-Kaiser-Puget Sound General Dynamics-Astronautics H. M. Estes Jr Aerospace Systems Archie Old 15Th Air Force T. P. Garrity Ballistic A. F

Kennedy orders Taylor mission as Viet Nam crisis grows

President Kennedy sends Gen Maxwell D Taylor on an urgent mission to assess Communist threats in South Viet Nam amid reports of heavy Red pressure on Ngo Dinh Diem's government. Washington also plans to resume Berlin talks with the Soviet Union, with Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson returning to Moscow.

Washington U.S South Viet Nam Kennedy Maxwell D. Taylor Taylor Moscow Soviet Union United States Viet Nam Southeast Asia Ngo Dinh Chm Llewellyn Thompson Berlin Thompson

Land Sale Net $108,898 For New Mexico Schools

New Mexico State University and state common schools share $108,897.91 from recent land sales handled by the State Land Office. Buyers include L. D. French and Reno Stallings of Houston paying $300 per acre for 40 acres in Lincoln County, with improvements owed to Donald B. Anderson. Proceeds go to the permanent fund for school beneficiaries.

Santa FE New Mexico State University State Common Schools State Land Office L. D. French Reno Stallings Houston Tex Lincoln County Donald B. Anderson Roswell French Stallings Anderson Ruidoso U. S Twin River Arthur del Curio Vaughn Guadalupe County Cecil Gray Magdalena Socorro County State Farley Colfax County Reuben L. Bakin Startford Theessee Bakin Common Schools

Optimists Meet in Roswell District 19 Weekend

Harold J. Barnett of Albuquerque governor of District 19 Optimist International will preside over the quarterly meeting at the Holiday Inn Roswell Saturday and Sunday. Judge George L. Reese Roswell will speak at the governor's dinner at 7 p.m. Saturday. Claude Allen will receive Distinguished President and the Roswell Optimist Club Honor Club for 1960-61. Delegates register at 10 a.m. Saturday with sessions at 1 p.m. and 9 a.m. Sunday. Women tour a Roswell windowless school at 2 p.m. Saturday and a brunch is set for 9:50 a.m. Sunday. District 19 covers New Mexico and El Paso, Texas.

Harold J. Barnett Albuquerque Optimist International Holiday Inn George L. Reese Roswell Barnett Claude Allen Optimist Club New Mexico el Paso Tex

Pilotless drone crashes near Pinon identified

A search was called off after a pilotless radio controlled drone was identified as the downed craft west of Pinon. Mayhill district forest ranger Andy Ellis reported seeing the craft go down. Military bases in the area confirmed all planes accounted for and the launch site remains undetermined.

Alamogordo Pinon Andy Ellis Mayhill

Pilot rescued after four subzero days on Mt Timpanogos

A California pilot, Joel T. Honey, 52, survived four days on a snowbound Mt. Timpanogos site after a crash that killed co pilot William Royal. Honey crawled through snow, used gasoline soaked rags as improvised signals, and rolled snowballs to attract help. Rescue crews braved knee deep snow and 8,500 foot altitude to reach him near the wreckage on the central Utah peak. Honey was hospitalized after a nearly 45 minute unconscious period, while Royal died at the scene.

Joel T. Honey Needles Calif Mt. Timpanogos Utah William Royal Honey Royal

Roswell rally draws over 200 Democrats in caravan

The New Mexico Democratic Caravan rolled through Roswell on a state tour from Farmington to Las Cruces with U S Sen Clinton P Anderson, State Reps Joe Montoya and Tom Morris, three governor hopefuls, Sen Ed Mead, Rep Jack M Campbell, Mayor Leo Murphy, former Gov John Burroughs, and Tom Brown Sr. Attendees included attorneys and public officials from the area. Anderson announced brackish water plant specifications are available from Interior Department. Morris praised SBA reorganization under Kennedy. Montoya defended Democratic fiscal restraint and noted House appropriations committee cuts to the Eisenhower budget as revised by Kennedy.

U.S Clinton P. Anderson Joe Montoya Tom Morris Ed Mead Albuquerque Jack M. Campbell Roswell Leo Murphy Santa Fe John Burroughs Portales Anderson Interior Department Montoya Eisenhower House Appropriations Committee Kennedy Lee Democratic Carlsbad New Mexico House of Representatives Squires

Five Dollar Tip Contest Seeks Week's Best News Tip

Roswell Daily Record announces a weekly five dollar tip prize with the winner named each Sunday. Call MA 2-7710 from 6:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. or MA 2-4809 MA 3-1891 after 5. Winners may request confidentiality of their name.

Roswell Daily Record

Win a 990 pound Grand Champion at Eastern NM State Fair

Enter the statement urging support for Chaves County United Fund and win the grand prize. Submit as many entries as you wish. see Page 2 for the entry form.

Chaves

Four Texans Die in New Mexico Plane Crash

Four Amarillo men were killed when a single engine plane crashed about 20 miles southwest of Las Vegas New Mexico. I J Smith 35 pilot and co owner. Jack V Newby 29 insurance man. Dr Walter Patton 31 physician. Bob Biderback 29 used car dealer. Identification relied on personal effects. bodies were charred.

Las Vegas N. M Amarillo Tex I. J. Smith Smith Jack V. Newby Walter Patton Amiarillo Bob Biderback Dutch Allee

Rayburn Improves After Illness and Pneumonia Setback

Dallas AP reports Speaker Sam Rayburn, ill with incurable cancer and pneumonia, regained consciousness and showed improvement. He is out of a coma, stronger, and recognizes family and associates. vital signs stabilized with normal temperature.

Dallas Sam Rayburn

Niess Urges Serious Study of Fallout in Northern Japan

Tokyo AP report quotes Maj. Gen. Oliver K. Niess, U.S. Air Force surgeon general, stating that the radioactive fallout recorded in northern Japan deserves very serious study.

Tokyo Oliver K. Niess U.S. Air Force Japan

New Mexico Democrats to Hold Hearing on Lakes Recreation

Representatives Joseph M. Montoya and Tom Morris announced a congressional hearing to be held here before January 1 to discuss a House bill providing recreational facilities for Elephant Butte and Caballo Lakes.

Truth OR Consequences Joseph M. Montoya Tom Morris New Mexico Elephant Butte Caballo Lakes

Soviet Union Fires Atomic Blast In Atmosphere

Washington AP reports the Soviet Union launched another atmospheric nuclear explosion early today, confirmed by the Atomic Energy Commission.

Washington Soviet Union Atomic Energy Commission

New Mexico Road Toll So Far This Year 268

New Mexico records show 268 road tolls this year to date, surpassing the figure at this point last year. Authorities urge caution and remind motorists to follow safety rules amid ongoing enforcement.

N. M

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Dwight D. Eisenhower Edwin L. Mechem SATAF Walker Air Force Base Diem By John M. Hightower Alpine Farmington Las Cruces Morris Small Business Administration Win-A-Beef—Aid THE United Fund Rayburn
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