Ruidoso Convention Tackles Arrest Policy Guidance
About 100 law enforcement officers attending the New Mexico Sheriff's and Police Association’s 31st annual convention in Ruidoso Downs heard Judge Howard C. Bratton of the Albuquerque federal court urge using common sense in arrests. He reviewed recent court decisions, including the Esocabo vs. Ill. ruling, that shape restraint and responsibility in making arrests.
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Lincoln County Bureau
Ruidoso
New Mexico Sheriff's and Police Association
Howard C. Bratton
United States District Court
Albuquerque
Roswell
Ruidoso Downs
Chaparral Motor Hotel
Bratton
Escobedo Vs
U.S. Supreme Court
Texas
Jackson N. Krill
U.S. Secret Service
Krill
U.S
New Mexico
FBI seeks emergency funding to expand Quantico training
FBI urges Congress to provide a 14.763 million supplemental appropriation to expand the National Academy at Quantico Virginia. The plan aims to train up to 1,200 regular officers and 1,000 in specialized programs annually, speeding the crime fight.
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Washington
Johnson
FBI
Congress
National Academy
Quantico
Mohr
U.N. Endorses Action on Rhodesia Crisis
The U N General Assembly voted 107 to 2 with one abstention to urge Britain to use force if Rhodesia declares independence. France abstained while Portugal and South Africa voted no and Britain did not participate. The resolution warns a unilateral declaration could trigger a rebellion and seeks steps to halt it.
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United Nations
U.N. General Assembly
Britain
Rhodesia
Assembly
France
Portugal
South Africa
United States
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Viet Cong tempo in Saigon debated as U S troops press
In Saigon thousands of U S combat troops hunt Viet Cong in South Viet Nam's central highlands and the Communists zone with meager early results reported. Communist gunners shoot down one U S jet bomber over North Viet Nam and another in South Viet Nam.
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Saigon
U.S
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Senior couples to wed at Truth or Consequences convention
New Mexico seniors at least 65 who plan to marry can wed during the Oct 22 23 state Senior Citizens Convention in Truth or Consequences. The rules require both parties to be single to each other and comply with marriage laws while a local pastor conducts the ceremony in a solemn, valid rite.
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Truth OR Consequences
New Mexico
Joe Merrill
Merrill
Wimberly Elected State Police Association President
RUIDOSO state police Captain Hoover Wimberly based in Albuquerque won the elected top post at the New Mexico Sheriff's and Police Assn annual convention. Other officers include Roy Marcum of Aztec as first vice president P H Sipe of Santa Fe Railway at Raton as second vice president and Roswell Police Chief L M Hall as third vice president. Ethel M Highsmith of Albuquerque was re elected secretary.
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Roswell
L. M. Hall
New Mexico
Lincoln County Bureau
Ruidoso — State Police
Hoover Wimberly
Albuquerque
Roy Marcum
Aztec
San Juan County
P. H. Sipe
Santa Fe Railway
Raton
L.M. Hall
Ethel M. Highsmith
Water Decision Upset in New Mexico Supreme Court
The New Mexico Supreme Court overruled a district court ruling in Chaves County directing Judge George L. Reese to affirm the State Engineer S. E. Reynolds denial of changes in water rights. The case concerns Durand and Durand seeking to supplement surface water with shallow water and possible impairment of Roswell artesian basin rights. Justice David W. Carmody noted substantial evidence supporting the engineer’s findings.
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Santa FE
Chaves County
New Mexico Supreme Court
Dist
George L. Reese
S. E. Reynolds
Reynolds
George R. Durand
Joe D. Durand
Roswell Artesian
Supreme Court
Reese
David W. Carmody
Durand
Refugee boats intercept near Key West amid Castro delay
Coast Guard cutters Darby and Diligence intercept three refugee laden boats near Cay Sal with 47 aboard. Officials await Fidel Castro’s reply on orderly migration as Florida exiles face growing numbers and Gov. Burns warns of strain on South Florida.
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Key West
Fla
Cuba
U.S
Fidel Castro
The
Coast Guard
Darby
Diligence
Cay Sal
Florida Straits
Florida
Communist Party
Gramma
Havana
Camarioca
United States
Miami
Ike Flores
Associated Press
Castro
Hayden Burns
Miami Beach
South Florida
Johnson
Burns
Senate Reapportionment Deadline Set by Federal Panel
A three judge federal panel ruled the New Mexico Senate is mis apportioned under equal representation and required reapportionment by March 1 or the court will act. Gov Campbell said reapportionment will be included in the 1966 legislative call and will be pursued.
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Senate
Albuquerque
New Mexico Senate
U. S
Oliver Seth
Santa Fe
U. S. Dist. Court
H. Vearle Payne
Hatfield Chilson
Jack M. Campbell
Senators Not Surprised At Federal Panel Ruling
The New Mexico Senate must again attempt its own apportionment after a federal three judge panel ruling. Sen. Gallagher and Sen. Morgan welcomed another chance, while Gov. Campbell plans to add reapportionment to the 1966 agenda. Rep. Cargo urged an early special session and proposed reforms to address vacancies and multi county districts to ensure group representation.
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Associated Press
New Mexico
Jack M. Campbell
Senate
Cargo
House
Bends Hit Aquanaut During Sealab 2 Dive
Navy reports all Sealab 2 aquanauts well with one man, Robert Sheats, 50, stricken by the bends after descending to 205 feet. He was decompressed to 60 feet and monitored as doctors gradually reduced pressure to prevent helium bubble formation. Heats remained connected by intercom while the team continued 15 day shifts in the underwater habitat.
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LA Jolla
Calif
Navy
Robert Sheats
Sheats
Sealab
Berkone
Osborn Considers Dem Nomination for Attorney General
Roswell attorney William W. Osborn said he is seriously considering seeking the Democratic nomination for New Mexico attorney general. He cited the AG office’s opinions as bogged down and urged a candidate with private practice and trial experience who is in touch with the community and private enterprise.
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Roswell
William W. Osborn
The
Record Today
Attorney General
Osborn
Attorney General’s
Federal Water Study Nears Approval for New Mexico Pipeline
Portales AP reports a $40 000 federal water feasibility study for eastern New Mexico. Lloyd Calhoun Hobbs of the Eastern New Mexico Community Water Users Association says the Bureau of Reclamation will conduct the study on a pipeline from Ute Dam to 17 communities in south and east New Mexico, including Hobbs and Carlsbad, with approval expected by November.
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J. Edgar Hoover
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Tell Rights
National Crime Commission
Farmington
C. S. McCasland
Crawfordville
Martin Luther King, Jr
Georgia
Taliaferro County
Food and Drug Administration
Senate Appropriations Committee
H. Wimberly
N.M
Transwestern Pipeline Co
Natural
Hansford
Gray Counties
Tex
Wyatt
Denver
Ate
Bernalillo
Harding
Albert R. Kool
David Cargo
Bends
Osborn Eyes AG
Federal Water Study
Bureau of Reclamation
Calhoun
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