State Guardsmen to Constitute Backup Force Plan
Maj. Gen. John P. Jolly said New Mexico National Guard units totaling about 700 men from eastern New Mexico and Santa Fe will join a nationwide select Army backup force. The force spans 982 units with 130000 Guardsmen and 15000 reservists, and requires a 50 percent rise in training to 24 hours monthly starting Nov. 1.
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Santa FE
John P. Jolly
New Mexico
National Guard
Jolly
Adjutants General
Washington
Pentagon
Jack M. Campbell
Gen. Jolly
Twins Tie World Series With 5-1 Victory Over Dodgers
Jim Grant delivered a three run homer and limited the Dodgers to six hits as the Minnesota Twins topped Los Angeles 5-1 to force a deciding game six of the World Series. Grant earned his second win in the series with two days rest, boosting Minnesota’s hopes headed into the decisive matchup.
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Minneapolis ST. Paul
Jim Grant
Minnesota Twins
Los Angeles Dodgers
Grant
Twins
Dodgers
Claude Osteen
Los Angeles
Joe Nossek
Bob Allison
Dick Tracewski
Jim Lefebvre
Tixier Dismissal Hearing Delayed to Oct 26
The State Police Board extended the dismissal hearing for suspended officer John Tixier to Oct. 26 after attorney Fred Standley blasted notice as inadequate. Tixier faces six counts of bribery and conspiracy tied to traffic case dismissals and alleged misconduct. He has served nine years with posts in Albuquerque and Las Cruces.
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Santa FE
State Police Board
John Tixier
Tixier
Albuquerque
Fred Standley
Earl Hartley
Standley
Hartley
Henry Jaramillo
Justice of the Peace Court
Comet Sighted. Colgate Astronomer Predicts Giant Display
Hamilton New York AP reports astronomer Anthony F Aveni of Colgate University warns the newly discovered comet remains unpredictable and could produce the most colossal celestial spectacle of the 20th century in about eight days. In New York City Hayden Planetarium's K L Franklin notes the comet appears as a faint silvery line in dawn and may brighten enough to become visible without aid in coming days.
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Anthony F. Aveni
Colgate University
Hamilton
New York City
Hayden Planetarium
K.L. Franklin
Franklin
Comet Near Sun May Reach Peak Brightness in Late October
Franklin and Aveni say the spectacle could peak Oct 20 or 21 as the comet nears within 20 000 miles of the sun. They warn comets are unpredictable and may break up, with the object likely vanishing after a single solar pass. Observers in the Pacific and Japan expect its brightest appearance just before sunrise.
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Ers
Franklin
Aveni
Avenir
Halley
Leland Cunningham
University of California At Berkeley
mid-Pacific
Japan
United Fund Drive in Roswell Hits $18,000 Pledged
Chaves County United Fund Drive for 1965 has reached 18 000 pledged with two divisions remaining to begin their campaigns Professional group set for Thursday at the Hiway House and Special Division Friday at the Roswell Inn Employes Division kicked off Tuesday at the Roswell Inn with chairmen Jim Clark Rex Brown and Fred Hennighausen guiding solicitors for about 35 000 target The First National Bank and Security National Bank employees led 100 percent participation by the fair share program The women’s division is led by Mrs
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Chaves County
Hiway House
Roswell Inn
Jim Clark
Rex Brown
Fred Hennighausen
Roswell
Chaves
First National Bank
Security National Bank
United Fund
Stanley Mathis
Clark
Demonstrators Sack Communist Youth Building Near Jakarta Palace
About 2,000 protesters sacked a Communist youth HQ near President Sukarno's Jakarta palace and burned documents in a yard bonfire. A drive by Clark and I. J. Marshall mobilizes 65 housewives to raise funds for a United Fund target of 157,620 dollars supporting Boy Scouts Red Cross Working Mothers Day Nursery Salvation Army YMCA WAFB Youth Council Girl Scouts and the Association for Retarded Children.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
I. J. Marshall
Clark
United Fund
Boy Scouts
American Red Cross
Working Mothers Day Nursery
Salvation Army
YMCA
Wafb Youth Council
Girl Scouts
Association For Retarded Children
Ex-odus to Key West as Coast Guard Transfers Refugees
Area West reports Coast Guard cutters Cape Shoalwater and Lamar steamed to Key West with 94 more refugees aboard as the Cuban exodus continues to grow. In Washington the Appropriations Committee sent the $4.2 billion annual money bill to the House, setting a record high for nonwar year spending. Vatican prelates pressed to block final approval of the Ecumenical Council document on Jews as the Senate shelved a repeal bill on the union shop.
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Associated Press
Coast Guard
Cape Shoalwater
Lamar
Key West
Cuba
Washington
House
Appropriations
Congress
Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Senate
Island of
Key West Coast Guard
Water outlook is extra bright across western states
The U S Soil Conservation Service reports best irrigation water supply in years across a 10 state area. Only the Gila region in Arizona and the lower Rio Grande area in New Mexico were short this year. Heavy mountain snowpacks and moist summers kept stream flows above average.
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Portland
Ore
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
Gila
Arizona
Rio Grande
New Mexico
Area Ranchers consign cattle for Hereford show sale
Seven area ranchers place cattle on consignment for the Southeastern New Mexico Hereford Show and Sale in Roswell January 20 and 21. Participants include Curtis Hill of Roswell Sam Hughes of Twin Gap Billy Rush of Elida Loren Reeves of Ruidoso L C Hudson of Clovis Dean Boyd of Carlsbad and R U Boyd and Sons of Carlsbad.
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New Mexico
Curtis Hill
Roswell
Sam Hughes
Twin Gap
N.M
Billy Rush
Elida
Loren Reeves
Ruidoso
L. C. Hudson
Clovis
Dean Boyd
Carlsbad
R. U. Boyd and Sons
Negroes suspend demonstrations in Lincolnton plan mass pupil withdrawal
In Crawfordville Georgia civil rights leaders suspended protests for at least a day at lawyers' request. Willie Bolden of the SCLC said demonstrations would shift to pulling Negro pupils out of schools in Lincolnton while a federal court in Augusta weighs integration orders for Taliaferro County. Civil rights workers arrested Tuesday prompted a hearing request. Brig Cabe, 23, SCLC photographer, faced fireworks charge and Klan assault allegations. Cecil Myers and Joseph Howard Sims fled Athens after clashes.
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Crawfordville, Ga
Lincolnton
Willie Bolden
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Taliaferro County
Bolden
Augusta
Brig Cabe
SCLC
World Series rhubarb over umpire remarks and column
Uproar in Minneapolis as Charlie Johnson of the Star and Tribune cites Ed Hurley and Ed Vargo in a dispute over a fourth game call. Billy Martin defends his account while Hurley and Commissioner Ford Frick deny making the remarks about a replay.
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Minneapolis-St. Paul
Ed Hurley
Ed Vargo
Minnesota
Billy Martin
Charlie Johnson
Minneapolis Star and Tribune
Johnson
Martin
Vargo
Sandy Valdespino
Twins
Hurley
Charlie
Ray Scott
Scott
Ford Frick
Billy
Funds for Goddard Memorial Approved
The Senate Rules Committee approved a House bill authorizing a 150000 dollar appropriation for a memorial at Clark University Worcester Massachusetts to Dr. Robert H Goddard pioneer space age scientist.
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Washington
Senate Rules Committee
Clark University
Worcester
Mass
Robert H. Goddard
Baby Found Dead After Car Stolen in Dallas
Five week old Sonia Reed was found dead in the front seat of her family's car ten hours after it was stolen while her mother shopped for groceries. Police expect death by exposure with no violence evident. car windows were left open and temperatures were in the mid 60s.
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Dallas
Tex
Sonia Reed
Ray Lee Reed
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Cecil Myers
Athens
Joseph Howard Sims
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