Rallies in Roswell Highlight 1960s Campaigns and 1964 Nixon Visit
Rest of the column recalls national figures in Roswell events from 1960s campaigns, noting a Kennedy Montoya Chavez dinner at the Holiday Inn and Lyndon Johnson. It also mentions 1964 Nixon Goldwater appearance on the courthouse steps with Ed Mechem then a senate candidate later a U S judge.
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Roswell
Holiday Inn
Motel 6
John F. Kennedy
Joe Montoya
Dennis Chavez
Sen
Chaves
Richard Nixon
Goldwater
Albuquerque
Ed Mechem
Senate
Nixon
U. S
Cadets Hear Agnew At New Mexico Military Institute
Cadets at the New Mexico Military Institute took early chow to hear Vice President Agnew at the courthouse. Court house offices were closed for security reasons. In Roswell tribal chiefs welcomed 18 Indian leaders including Webster Two Hawk as Agnew planned talks on Indian opportunities.
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New Mexico Military Institute
Agnew
Court House
Webster Two Hawk
The
National Council On Indian Opportunities
Farming tests spark debates over public release of results
Agriculture Department scientists are debating when to disclose findings from DES implant tests on cattle. Preliminary results may be released soon after delivery to FDA authorities, with tests in Beltsville Maryland and Fargo North Dakota evaluating implants for 30 to 120 days and their effects on meat and organs.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
USDA
Food and Drug Administration
E.R. Goode Jr
Agriculture Research Service
Goode
Food and Drug
Steer
Beltsville
Fargo
N.D
Quarter horse museum discussed in Roswell meeting
New Mexico Director of Museums Carlos Nagel and Roswell chamber members discussed establishing a quarter horse museum at 401 N Virginia Ave Roswell as a tourism driver. Walt Wiggins of Quarter Racing World noted the magazine building’s location near the Ruidoso track.
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Quarter Racing World
Virginia Ave
Roswell
Roswell Inn
New Mexico
Carlos Nagel
RCDC
NM Press Association to Hold 1972 Convention in Santa Fe
The New Mexico Press Association hosts its 1972 convention in Santa Fe with AP chief Wes Gallagher and UPI editor Wilbur Landrey as featured speakers. Delegates will attend news conferences with U.S. Senate candidates Jack Daniels and Pete Domenici and congressional hopefuls Eugene Gallegos and Ed Presson. Governor Bruce King and NMPRC leaders welcome delegates, with awards to be announced at the banquet.
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Santa FE
N.M
Associated Press
United Press _International
New Mexico Press Association
New Mexico
U.S. Senate
House
Wes Gallagher
UPI
Wilbur G. Landrey
Gallagher
News Service
AP News
U.S
Eugene Gallegos
Ed Presson
NMPA
Stephen Watkins
Santa Fe New Mexican
Phillip G White 71 dies in New Mexico on vacation
Funeral services were held at First Baptist Church in Eufaula Oklahoma for Phillip Gale White 71 of Eufaula and formerly of Caprock. He died of an apparent heart attack in Rehoboth New Mexico near Gallup while returning from vacation. He was a World War I veteran and active in local Masons and Shriners. He is survived by his wife Kate a son Jack L White a grandson Dale Roger White two brothers and a sister. Burial was in Greenwood Cemetery Eufaula.
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First Baptist Church
Eufaula
Okla
Phillip Gale White
Caprock
Larry Adams
Greenwood Cemetery
White
Rehoboth
N.M
Gallup
MclIntosh County
Antibusing bill shelved in Senate vote
The Senate shelved the House backed antibusing bill after a third failed filibuster break. Majority Leader Mansfield won passage to lay the measure aside by 59 to 26 and move to a final appropriation bill. Nixon urged action before adjournment.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Mansfield
Nixon
Congress
Johnson Says He Is Fine After Public Appearance
Former President Lyndon B. Johnson says he is recovering well after a heart attack last April and follows health advice from an old woman there in a public appearance at LBJ State Park. Dr Llewellyn Boatwright Jr of UNM has been named a Schmitt Scholar by the 1972 National Electronics Conference. New Mexico holds both the oldest and newest state capitols per the Legislative Council Service.
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Boatwright
Albuquerque, N.M
Llewellyn T. Boatwright Jr
University of New Mexico
Schmitt
National Electronics Conference
Air Force
UNM
Johnson
Lady Bird Johnson
Texas
Lbj State Park
Austin
McGovern- Shriver
Old
New Santa FE
N.M
New Mexico
United States
Oklahoma judge clears Albuquerque doctor in Medicare case
U S District Court Judge Allen Barrow dismissed federal counts against Dr Harold W Brooks an Albuquerque osteopathic physician accused of overstating Medicare claims for three years while practicing in Welch Oklahoma in 1968 69 and 70 The other two physicians Dr Ira J Seasholt of Detroit and Dr James F E Seasholt of Springfield Missouri were freed earlier in the year government alleged inflated office visits and emergency treatments.
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Tulsa, Okla
Albuquerque, N.M
U.S. District Court
Allen Barrow
Harold W. Brooks
Ira J. Seasholt
Detroit
James FE. Seasholt
Springfield
Welch
Okla
SBA invites bids on KOBCO note secured by Roswell Ramada Motel
The Small Business Administration offers for sale a $120 000 note held as receiver for Rio Grande Capital Corp dated November 9 1965 with 4300 monthly payments until November 9 1980. The note is secured by a first mortgage on the Ramada Motel in Roswell New Mexico. Bids must be mailed with 10 percent cashier's check to SBA Albuquerque. High bidder must pay balance within 30 days after bid acceptance.
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Small Business Administration
United States
Kobco, Inc
Federal
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Ramada
Roswell
Rio Grande Capital Corporation
United States District Court
Kobco. Inc
Casnier
Market plunges as Viet Nam peace talks stall
The Dow Jones average fell 8.28 to 938.14 at noon as declines outpaced advances on the NYSE. Pueblo International Inc. slid 4 to 5 percent on a block trade, Colgate-Palmolive dropped 1.54 to 78.44 despite higher third quarter net, and Bethlehem Steel led an industry decline to 27 percent.
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Deborah M. Rankin
NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Pueblo International Inc
Colgate-Palmolive
Bethlehem Steel
Funeral Pendents for Harold E Rhoads
Funeral services are pending at Ballard Funeral Home for Harold E Rhoads 71 of 1906 W Juniper who died after a brief illness. He was born in Canal Winchester Ohio and lived in Roswell since 1943 with a period in Modesto California. Survived by wife three sons one daughter ten grandchildren four great grandchildren three brothers five sisters and other relatives. Local arrangements are under the Ballard Funeral Home Roswell.
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Ballard Funeral Home
Harold E. Rhoads
W. Juniper
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Mr. Rhoads
Canal Winchester
Ohio
Frank
Ella Kemp Rhoads
Rachel Scott
Oklahoma
Woodmen of the World
The
Foresters
Louisiana
Roswell
Rhoads and Meyer
Modesto
Calif
Donald Rhoads
Ceres
Robert G. Rhoads
Verne Rhoads
Ponca City
Okla
Dawson and Wikoff
Decatur
Ill
Elizabeth E. Bower
Bandolina
Memorial Cemetery
Bower
St. Mary's Hospital
Laurens County
William Moses
Permelia Rebecca Rawls Boatwright
George Victor Bower
Dublin
Phoenix
Ariz
Mildred Helen Nixon
Grace United Methodist Church
Oliver W. Bower
Nixon
Betty Bishop Altman
Los Angeles
St. John’s Catholic Church
Joseph R. Maes
Torrance
Howard Meyer
South Park Cemetery
LaGrone
LaGrone Funeral Chapel
Mr. Maes
California
Fermin Visa
Max Miranda
Ernies Carrillo
Ernie Nunez
Carlos Cobos
Louie Archuleta
Manuel Ramirez
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