Meridian Witness Testimony Stands In Civil Rights Case
The judge ruled admissible a signed statement from Horace Doyle Barnette in the conspiracy trial of 18 white men over three civil rights workers' deaths. FBI agent Henry Rask testified about meeting Barnette in 1964 and that the statement was voluntary. Former Klansmen testified in a crowded Meridian courtroom as the case moved forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Meridian
Miss
Justice Department
US. Dist
Harold Cox
FBI
Henry Rask
Horace Doyle Barnette Rask
James Wooten
Barnette
Shreveport
Philadelphia
Horace Doyle Barnette
U.S
John Doar
Rask
Supreme Court
Mississippi
Jordan
Neshoba County
Imperial Wizard
White Knights
Ku Klux Klan
Georgia
Jimmy Snowden
Jerry McGrew Sharpe
Jimmy Arledge
Alton Wayne Roberts
Cecil Price
Billy Wayne Posey
Price
Michael Schwerner
Andrew Goodman
New York
James Chaney
Wallace Miller
Delmar Dennis
Dennis
Willie
Adoption Agency Names New Regional Worker for New Mexico
The United Adoption Agency of New Mexico announces Mrs. Renone Hodson as regional social worker based in Roswell. She will serve natural and adoptive parents in Roswell and surrounding towns, bringing extensive child welfare experience from Washington and Utah to the state wide agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Adoption Agency of
New Mexico
Renone Hodson
Country Club Road
Hodson
Roswell
Clovis
Portales
Carlsbad
Artesia
Hobbs
Brigham Young University
Provo
Utah
School of Social Work
University of Utah
Washington
United Adoption Agency
New Mexico Council of Churches
Titus Scholl
St. Timothy'’s Lutheran Church
Albuquerque
Frank Horan
Logan Whitman
Break-in Reported at Goree Warehouse in Roswell
A burglary at Goree Warehouse, 310 E. McGaffey, Roswell, was reported Tuesday. Police said a back window was knocked out but nothing was taken and investigators are pursuing leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goree
E. McGaffey
Roswell
Judges Press for Voluntary Pre Trial Publicity Rules
New Mexico judges urge a five member committee from the judiciary bar and press to craft voluntary guidelines for pre trial publicity in criminal cases. They warn free press rights must be balanced with the defendant and court needs and note moves for venue changes have increased recently. The panel would include Tackett McManus Rice Rubens Buzzard and address responsible press coverage and factual arrest disclosures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Graves
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Tackett
Court of Appeals
Joe W. Wood
Judiciary
Bar Association
Tackett and
McManus
New Mexico Press Association
Richard B. Rice
Lordsburg
Associated Press
Walter Rubens
Kobe
Las Cruces
New Mexico Broadcasters Association
Dan B. Buzzard
Clovis
New Mexico Bar Association
Buzzard
Association
Board of Commissioners
U.S
Births and admissions list from St Marys and nearby centers
Births at St Marys Hospital include a boy for Mr. and Mrs. Gary Beeman and a girl for Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Gross Artesia with numerous admissions on Oct 12 across Memorial Osteopathic ENM Medical Center and other area facilities. Dismissals and newborns noted for several Artesia residents and Dexter families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Mary’s
Gary Beeman
S. Poplar
Ronald Gross
Artesia
Don Tyler
Memorial Osteopathic
Frank Dych
la Fonda
Joe Losoya
N. Missouri
Manssimino Franco
Dexter
Elvira Gallegos
E. Deming
Bennie Mata
ENM Medical Center
Alvin Morro
Rt. 1
Domingo Ruiz
W. Third
Mary Granades
Sarah Montoya
E. 12Th
Alma Holifield
Ruidoso
Teresa Wiggins
Dimmitt
Tex
Clara Horton
N. Union
Thomasita Beltran
Carrizozo
Ralph Melendez
E. Alameda
Janet L. Marks
S. Kansas
J. C. Brown
Corona
Harry Schmidt
S. Union
Albert Montoya
Jesus Granades
Markets Gain Moderate Trade Is Brisk In Early Session
The New York market posted a moderate gain with active trading as stocks rallied from a recent decline. Gains were broadening yet uneven with Winn-Dixie leading losses on volume and several names like IBM and Procter & Gamble posting modest advances amid mixed results across sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Winn-Dixie
Schenley
Budd Co
Vornado
Sinclair
Varian Associates
Mobil Oil
IBM
Control Data
Raytheon
United Aircraft
Ford
General Electric
du Pont
Procter & Gamble and US
Cargo Says State Roads Seen Vital
Gov. David F. Cargo of New Mexico urged continued highway funding from general revenues and interstate construction. He told Transportation Secretary Alan S. Boyd that the federal program is essential for safety, economic growth, and reducing traffic deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
David F. Cargo
New Mexico
Cargo
Johnson Administration
Transportation
Alan S. Boyd
Congress
Former CO Says Cong In Trouble
Washington AP Former aviation commander in Vietnam Maj. Gen. George P. Seneff described the Viet Cong in the war zone as falling apart at the seams at a Pentagon briefing. He noted deteriorating fighting manpower and improved U.S. helicopter operations after 20 months in Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vietnam
George P. Seneff
Pentagon
South Vietnam
Seneff
North Vietnam
U.S
Mother 43 Faces New Theft Count in Detroit Case
Gertrude Bale a 43 year old Bloomfield Township mother of four, already convicted of embezzling 37000 dollars, was arraigned on new charges of embezzling 38841 dollars from Dealer Installation Service in Detroit. She stood mute and was freed on a 1000 dollar personal bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Gertrude Bale
Bloomfield Township
Dealer Installation Service, Inc
Detroit House of Correction
Orthogenic School
House to Check Charge Against Grocery Chain
A House subcommittee weighs extending its probe of Safeway pricing to poverty areas in other cities after testimony from three Washington women who say prices spike in welfare periods. Safeway officials deny deviations and cite standard pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Safeway
Benjamin S. Rosenthal
D-N.y
Marguerite Kelly
Janie Boyd
Lisa Schlossberg
D. C
Democratic Central Committee
Federal Trade Commission
Hear
Ings
Rosenthal
Basil Winstead
Washington Area
Winstead
Reuss
International
Furnace Overheats in Vacant Roswell House
Fire at 1605 South Richardson reports a furnace in a vacant home overheating and causing minor wall damage. Owner listed as Roswell Building and Loan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Richardson
Roswell Building and Loan
Municipal Court Fines For Speeding Cases
Felipe Apodaca Jr. of 1513 8. Poplar was fined 36 dollars with 10 suspended for speeding. Bobbie Lewis of 1606 8. Richardson was fined 30 dollars with 5 suspended for speeding. No police court session held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felipe Apodaca Jr
Poplar
Bobbie Lewis
Richardson
Accidents Reported At Several City Intersections
At 8 20 a m in the Broadmoor Shopping Center lot Ronald D Cody of 1201 Rancho Rd and Roy H Grantham are involved. At 6 07 p m at South Main and Hobbs Street Bobby Monk of 503 E Seventh and Johnny Dodson of 1506 8 Madison. At 5 11 p m Fourth and Main X L Sharpling of 1713 W Juniper James A Schenei der of 604 Mimosa Lane and Eugene Van Meter of 2013 S Richardson charged with following too closely.
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Broadmoor
Ronald D. Cody
Rancho Rd
Roy H. Grantham
Box
South Main
Hobbs Street
Bobby Monk
Johnny Dodson
Madison
Main
X. L. Sharpling
W. Juniper
James A. Scheneider
Roswell Woman Charged With Forgery in Eddy County
Patricia Copeland, 36, of Roswell, tied to a $25 check passed at a local drug store on Sept 20. She pleaded not guilty and was held on $1,000 bond after being returned to Artesia from Roswell. The check belonged to resident Edith Clowe, police said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Artesia
Patricia Copeland
Kentucky
Roswell
Eddy County
Ernest Almanza
Edith Clowe
Garcia Mass Set Saturday
Cleofus R. Garcia 62 of 404 E Balnd Roswell resident 32 years died Wednesday Rosary Ballard Chapel 7 30 p m Mass St John s Catholic Church Saturday 9 30 a m burial South Park Cemetery Fr Antonio Valdez OFM officiates Pallbearers Jim Garcia Armado Duran Melecio Serna Robert Romero Pete Montoya George Dominguez
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleofus R. Garcia
E. Balnd
Roswell
Ballard Chapel
St. John’s Catholic Church
South Park Cemetery
Armado Duran
Melecio Serna
Robert Romero
Pete Montoya
George Dominguez
Antipoverty Hanky-Panky Investigated
The FBI and Governor Reagan's staff probe alleged under the table payments by officials to expedite antipoverty job training grants. The San Jose News cites three signed statements with payments from 500 to 3000 dollars, often masked as consultant fees, with no final grant delivered. Washington cites unconfirmed irregularity reports. officials say no CEO programs are implicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Jose
Calif
FBI
Ronald Reagan
Sacramento
Oakland
Washington
Thomas Kuchel
Cal
Reagan
Lyn Nofziger
Refinery Sale Ordered in Artesia Case Reconsideration
U S District Judge H Vearle Payne ruled Continental Oil must divest its Artesia refinery. The decision follows the Supreme Court returning the antitrust case to Payne after vacating a 1965 judgment tied to Conoco Malco merger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Continental Oil Co
Artesia
U.S
H. Vearle Payne
U.S. Supreme Court
Conoco
Malco Products, Inc
Malco
Payne
Pabst Brewing Co
Aspencade Bands Scheduled in Ruidoso Parade
Goddard High School and Roswell High School will compete Saturday in Ruidoso at the Aspencade Parade set for 10 a.m. The Ruidoso Chamber covers transportation. Roswell drum major is Peter Alveg, a senior. twirlers Paula Holland Jane Willingham Becky Lee and Cheri Hubbell are sophomores. Goddard's Rockettes will perform as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goddard High School
Roswell High School
Ruidoso Chamber of Commerce
Roswell High
Peter Alveg
Paula Holland
Jane Willingham
Becky Lee
Cheri Hubbell
Goddard’s
Rockettes
Japan Gains U.S. Tied Missile Production Pact
The United States approves Japan producing U S Nike Hercules and Hawk missiles under secrecy safeguards. The $250 million to $300 million pact funds production in Japan with about 40 percent of spending in the United States for support and equipment. In Tokyo the accord was signed by Takeo Miki and David L. Osborn. Arnold Palmer defeats Billy Casper 3 and 2 to reach the World Match Play final. Peter Thomson leads Gary Player after 18 holes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Japan
Hawk
Tokyo
Takeo Miki
U.S
David L. Osborn
Virginia Water
England
Arnold Palmer
Billy Casper
Peter Thomson
Australia
Yary Player
South Africa
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Wesley
Houston
UPI
Adoption Agency
Jean Smith
S. Washington
Terry Warren
Caminisiio
Louis Serna
Hollywood
Ben Hernandez
Clyde Walker
S. Evergreen
William W. White
Cyril Rambin
S. Cedar
Frank J. Kaufmann
Barnett Dr
Pete Anaya
E. Albuquerque
John T. Stucker
Delbert D. Sinor
Dale McCutchen
Frances Patterson
Mabel Kirtley
M. C. Kizer
Thomas Ed Havins
William Grimmer III
Claude Walker
Tina Penland
Robert Lucero
Raymond Fuentes
American Stock Exchange
Chicago
Denver Livestock
Denver
Colo
Ap-Usda
E. F. Hutton & Co
E. F. Hutton & Cosing
Amer Can
Sta
T&t
Ramada
Amer
Park-Davis
RCA
Atkinson
Brunswick
Chrysler
Sears Roeb
E Cities Sv
Coca-Cola
Skelly Oil
Sperry
Estman
Carl P. Leubsdorf
Tutea
Aorea Frediminton
Wright's Palace Drug
Wilshire
N. Main
Refinery
Aspencade
Nike
Virginia
Roswell, N. Mexico
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