Roswell Approves Teen Center Dance Permit on West Second
Roswell City Council granted a dance permit for a private teen center to operate on West Second Street pending safety clearances. The proposal by Mrs. Homer Gene Glover envisions supervised teen activities, study zones, a clothing operation, and member access, subject to school board approval. The meeting also discussed bike paths, federal aid for Spring River Park, and other municipal actions.
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Roswell
Homer Gene Glover
Ruidoso
Old Gibson
West Second Street
Spring River Park
Garden and College
Land and Water Conservation Fund Act
Airport Committee
Chaves County
Harris
Business Writers Coming Here
A group of eastern financial and business writers will visit Roswell next Wednesday with the Roswell Industrial Development Corp hosting. They will tour Roswell Albuquerque Las Cruces and Farmington plus Walker Air Force Base and local plants. Attending editors include James Gavin Charles Dale Bill Allen Joe McNeill Sidney Fish Leroy Pope John Ward Ross Dick and Bill Dorman.
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Eastern Financial and Business Writers
Roswell
Levi Strauss
Electronic Industries Inc
James Gavin
Chicago Tribune
Charles Dale
Christian Science Monitor
Bill Allen
Pittsburgh Press
Joe McNeill
New Haven Register
Sidney Fish
New York Journal of Commerce
Leroy Pope
UPI
John T. Ward
Baltimore Sun
Ross Dick
Milwaukee Journal
Bill Dorman
Herald Traveler
Boston
Water Salvage Funds Retained In House Bill
House conferees keep 250000 for Pecos River Basin water salvage project in public works appropriations. Funds enable starting work to control water wasting plants. Senator Clinton P. Anderson urged Hayden to hold the item in conference to boost Pecos River Valley water supply.
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Washington — House
Public Works
Pecos River
Clinton P. Anderson
Appropriations
Carl Hayden
AgricultureDept Estimates 1966 New Mexico Sorghum and Peanut Crops
The Agriculture Department projects New Mexico 1966 grain sorghum at 17.36 million bushels averaging 70 bushels per acre and 1966 peanut yield at 19.09 million bushels or 2300 bushels per acre, with details released Tuesday.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
New Mexico
Accidents Report in City Blocks Lists Citations
In the 800 block West Eighth at 5 p.m. Duell E Smith and Steven Lawrence were involved. Lawrence was cited for improper backing. In the 700 block North Main at 12:44 p.m. Charles A Shuey and Sandra Hoye collided. In the Country Club and Montana area at 7:44 p.m. Wayne Miller of Albuquerque and Phyllis DePaolo were involved. Miller was cited for a stop sign violation.
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Block West Eighth
Duell E. Smith
W. Eighth
Steven Lawrence
Lawrence
Block North Main
Charles A. Shuey
S. Washington
Sandra Hoye
N. Michigan
Country Club
Montana
Wayne Miller
Albuquerque
Phyllis DePaolo
Cobean
Miller
Farm-Livestock Bureau to Meet Saturday Night
The Chaves County Farm and Livestock Bureau will hold its annual meeting Saturday at 7 p.m. in Berrendo School on Pine Lodge Road. Bill Langenegger of the New Mexico Farm Bureau will speak on the cotton bill. Six directors will be elected during the business session. A dinner starts at 7 p.m. and a talent fund contest follows at 7:30 p.m. The business meeting is set for 8 p.m.
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The
Chaves County Farm and Livestock Bureau
Berrendo School
Pine Lodge Road
Bill Langenegger
New Mexico Farm Bureau
Edwin Corn
Roswell
Hagerman-Dexter
Weldon Wagner
Roswell Man Pleads Guilty To Battery Charges
Selth Henderson, 31, pleaded guilty to battery charges before Peace Justice L. O. Thompson in Roswell and was fined 107.50 dollars. The court session occurred Tuesday with Henderson admitting the offense.
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Roswell
L. O. Thompson
Selth Henderson
Hospitals Note Visiting Hours And Local Admissions
Local hospitals publish visiting hours for general patients from 2 to 8 30 p m maternity visiting 3 to 5 p m and 6 30 to 8 30 p m At St Marys admissions October 11 include Floyd Doyal William Waller Birdie Harp Leroy Carpenter Lucy Boyd and others Dismissals October 11 list multiple patients Births October 11 include a daughter to Mr and Mrs Scottie Thompson at Hagerman Also records births at ENM Medical Center Memorial Osteopathic and Walker Air Force Base with names and addresses of patients and service members.
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ST. Mary’s
Floyd Doyal
E. McGaffey
William Waller
Birdie Harp
W. Albuquerque
Leroy Carpenter
S. Sequoia
Lucy Boyd
E. Summit
R. E. Shafer
James C. Jowers
Paul Brisco
Jesus Coronado
Francisco Ramon Jr
Skip Bakke
Paul Green
Frank Sedillo
Effie Roberts
Scottie Thompson
Hagerman
ENM Medical Center
Paubla R. Vibanco
S. Delaware
Mary Helena Vibanco
Edna E. Stewart
N. Pontiac
Ysmal Fierro
N. Mesa
Harold Roark
Paul Randle
Dewey Morgan
Leonard Kuntz
S. Pinon
John R. Wingfield
Ohio
Memorial Osteopathic
Miss NM Sharon Birkenbuel to aid Roswell Boys Club drive
Miss New Mexico Sharon Birkenbuel will aid a Telethon on KSWS TV to raise funds for a new Boys Club building and next year’s operating expenses. She arrives Saturday noon and appears after the Telethon, as volunteers solicit dollars in the southeast Roswell area.
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Miss NM
New Mexico
Sharon Birkenbuel
Boys Club of
Roswell
Miss Birkenbuel
Ksws-Tv
Bucks
Boys Club
Collision in Roswell Injures Minor in Two-Car Crash
A two car collision at the U S 380 and State Road 253 intersection left one driver with possible shoulder and arm injuries. Jeff King 57 of 1004 N Kansas was taken to Eastern New Mexico Medical Center. Alfredo Carlos 22 of 708 N Main was cited for improper starting from a parked position after a U turn into King's path.
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Roswell
U.S. 380
Eastern
New Mexico Medical Center
Jeff King
Kansas
Alfredo Carlos
Main
Ken Wilson
Carlos
James A. Pike resigns as auxiliary bishop in California
James A. Pike resigns today as auxiliary bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of California amid disputes with Bishop Henry Louttit of South Florida. The Durham visit notes Pike’s plan to resign to avoid further involvement in the conflict and his concerns over remarks about Luci Nugent joining the Catholic Church. He remains an honorary canon at Grace Cathedral and plans further church activities in California.
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Durham
N.C
James A. Pike
Episcopal Diocese of
California
Episcopal
South Florida
Pike
Greensboro
Henry Louttit
Louttit
Luci Johnson Nugent
Florida
Loutti
Center For the Study of Democratic Institutions
Santa Barbara
Calif
Duke University
Grace Cathedral
San Francisco
Luci Nugent
Another Woman Found Strangled In Cincinnati
A Cincinnati physician's wife, 51, was found strangled in her garage marking the fourth such attack in under a year on women in their 50s. Alice Hochhausler, mother of nine, was killed after returning home from helping a daughter, with evidence including a shoe and car keys near the body.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Alice Hochhausler
Live TV Coverage Planned for Apollo Space Mission
NBC News president William McAndrew said NASA gave NBC ABC and CBS virtual assurance of live television coverage of the three man Apollo mission in December. The plan would bring live pictures of astronauts performing in space to American viewers.
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New York
William McAndrew
NBC News
McAndrew
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
November Draft Call Reduced by 6100 in Pentagon Plan
The Pentagon cut the November draft call to 37 600 and said 12 100 men will be inducted in December the lowest since March 1965. No inductees are planned between December 16 and January 1 1967 and all inductees stay in the Army.
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Washington
Pentagon Today
Defense Department
Pentagon
Army
Parents Sued Over Fire Losses by Insurance Firm
Eagle Star Insurance Co and Mr and Mrs A F Rivizza sue four local boys parents for 9649 dollars total. Defendants named are Austin Whittington Valerio Garcia and Patrick New. Plaintiffs seek 1000 dollars from each parent plus 545 dollars for unpaid building loss and 3600 dollars for equipment loss plus 2500 dollars reimbursement for insurance payout.
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Eagle Star Insurance Co
A.F. Rivizza
Austin F. Whittington
Eddie Whittington
Michael Whittington
Valerio Garcia
Michael Garcia
Patrick H. New
Harry New
Rivizzas
Whittington
Garcia
New
Markets Rally After Connor Statement On Viet Nam Controls
New York stocks surged as Commerce Secretary John T. Connor said there is no current need for wage and price controls to support the Viet Nam effort. The market opened lower on profit taking after a two day rally and then steadied.
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New York
Commerce
John T. Connor
Viet Nam
Connor
IBM
Polaroid
Xerox
Dow Jones
Fairchild Camera
KLM Airlines
MSL Industries
du Pont
Pan American World Airways
Eastern Airlines
Northwest Airlines
Magnavox
Burroughs
General Instrument
Corning Glass
At&t
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Texaco
Anaconda
Phelps Dodge
Homestake
Eastman Kodak
General Electric
Boeing
American Stock Exchange
McCutchen Rites Set Thursday
Logie McCutchen 77 of 104 S. Washington died 9:02 p.m. Tuesday after a long illness. A retired carpenter born Feb 20, 1889 in Cherry Fork Ohio, he lived in Roswell 52 years and was married to Ada W. Crossland since 1910. Funeral 2 p.m. Thursday Ballard Chapel First Methodist Church with burial South Park Cemetery. Survivors include wife two sons two daughters and a brother. Pallbearers named. rosary tonight at Ballard.
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Logie McCutchen
S. Washington
Mr. McCutchen
Cherry Fork
Ohio
Roswell
Ada W. Crossland
Muskogee
Oklo
McCutchen
G. N. Amis
Carrie
Anna Belle Thompson McCutchen
William H. McCutchen
Raymond D. McCutchen
Helen McCutchen
Margaret McCutchen
Frank McCutchen
Albuquerque
Ballard Chapel
Austin H. Dillon
First Methodist Church
South Park Cemetery
Eunice Schumpert
Geraldine Barbee
Clem Moran
Dick Tigner
John Childs
Pat Hanagan
Murray Johns
Lee Williams
J.B. Buchanan
Albert Hobson
George Foster
Gene Burgoon
Cliff Antram
Lambert Danenfelser
St. Peter Catholic Church
Society to Hear Talk on Caves
Chaves County Historic and Archaeological Society will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at Roswell Community College Jerry Trout of Carlsbad expert on southwestern caves will show slides and speak on cave exploration in Texas and New Mexico The public is invited with no admission charge.
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Chaves County Historic and Archaeological Society
Roswell Community College
Jerry Trout
Carlsbad
Texas
New Mexico
OffICES Close Santa Fe Columbus Day Holiday
AP reports all state government offices in Santa Fe closed for Columbus Day legal holiday.
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Santa FE
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