Spacecraft OGO 2 launched from Vandenberg in orbit
At Vandenberg Air Force Base California the Orbiting Geophysical Observatory 2 or OGO 2 a versatile unmanned satellite was launched into polar orbit atop a Thor Agena D. The 1150 pound craft aims to run 20 experiments to study particles rays and waves around earth and assess spaceflight hazards. Initial orbit confirmed though minor guidance issues kept some instruments awaiting data later in the week.
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Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
OGO
Orbiting Geophysical Observatory
Air Force Rocket Test Center
OGO 1
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Earth
Training increases for select force Guard and Reserve
The Army outlines expanded training for about 150000 select force members drawn from 31,000 reservists and 119000 National Guard soldiers. Training jumps to 72 drills per year with eight week mobilization readiness aims.
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Washington
Army
Regular Army
Select Force
Army Reserve
National Guard
District of Columbia
Puerto Rico
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Ex Miss Roswell Acquires Crown in Albuquerque Move
Miss Albuquerque Jo Ann Chamness will resign Friday to marry Scott Austin of Fort Lauderdale. Her duties and awards will pass to Sharon Birkenbuel, a former Miss Roswell, according to her manager Dick Bennett.
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Albuquerque
Jo Ann Chamness
Scott Austin
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Dick Bennett
Sharon Birkenbuel
Four Guard Reserve Units Bolstered in New Mexico
New Mexico National Guard and Army Reserve units will be brought to full strength and combat readiness. The 5th Automatic Weapons Battalion in eastern cities adds 698 personnel, along with five from the 110th Signal Detachment in Santa Fe. The revised list also includes 200th Army National Guard units across Clovis Roswell Lovington and Portales with 698 men. 110th Signal Detachment in Santa Fe with five men. 313th Adjutant General Postal Unit in Albuquerque with 16 men. and 900th Quartermaster Unit in Las Cruces and Silver City with 271 men. Guardsmen will drill one extra day monthly to reach readiness.
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Santa FE
New Mexico National Guard
Army Reserve
New Mexico
Pentagon
John P. Jolly
Washington
National Guard
Jolly
5Th Auto
Army
Clovis Roswell
Lovington
Portales
Adjutant General
Albuquerque
Las Cruces
Silver City
New Mexico Police Reinstates Promotion Evaluation Plan
The State Police Board revived a longstanding personnel program for promotions after criticism of recent sergeant promotions. Chairman Henry Jaramillo Jr. urged broader evaluation including training and experience, rotating interview panels, and supervisor evaluations twice yearly to curb favoritism and aid chiefBradford in advancing technical staff with limited field time.
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Santa FE
State Police Board
Henry Jaramillo Jr
Belen
Jaramillo
John Bradford
Bradford
Schools in Focus changes publication day and features Ri dener profile
The Record announces a new publication day for the weekly Schools in Focus page now appearing on Thursday. The current issue highlights the appointment of Miss Brenda Ridenter to the governor’s committee on Children and Youth and places the feature on page 36 of section two.
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Schools In Focus
the Record
Brenda Ridener
Governor's Committee On Children and Youth
Dodgers Win World Series 2-0 On Pitchers Duel
A fourth inning home run sparked a two run rally for the Los Angeles Dodgers which proved decisive as they shut out their opponent 2-0 to clinch the World Series.
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Dodgers
Lou Johnson
Jim Kaat
Johnson
Sandy Koufax
Minnesota
Koufax
Twins
Ron
Wes Parker
al Worthington
Kaat
UPI
Los Angeles Dodgers
Freeman Sets 1966 Cotton Planting Quota at 16 Million Acres
Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman announced a 16 million acre cotton planting allotment for 1966, the legal minimum. In Rawalpindi Pakistan Indian troops violated a cease fire in the Burki area, exchanges across the border reported. Dr Bruce D Storrs named Bernalillo County health officer subject to county commission confirmation after the dismissal of Dr Leslie Mackie. Dist Court Judge Swope dismissed embezzlement charges against former Bernalillo County Sheriff Lester Hay.
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Washington (Ap
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Rawalpindi
Pakistan
Burki
Here
Santa FE (Ap
Bruce D. Storrs
Bernalillo County
Storrs
Leslie W. Mackie
State Personnel Board
State Health Department
Albuquerque
Ap) Dist
Edwin L. Swope
Lester Hay
Rusk Opposes Red China U.N. Seat Amid Vietnam Critique
Secretary of State Dean Rusk branded Red China as the main barrier to peace in Southeast Asia and opposed seating Peiping in the United Nations. He argued such action would aid its strategy of violence even as campus protests grow and U.N. debate nears.
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Washington
Viet Nam
Transfer Debate Hits New School Board Vote
Contested plan to move about 50 students from Berrendo and East Grand Plains to LFD School is stalled for action by the new Chaves County Independent School District Board elected October 19. Candidates split on the issue with eight in favor, three undecided, and one opposed, citing psychology and logistics concerns.
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Chaves County
East Grand Plains
Berrendo
Chaves County Independent School
LFD
New Independent School District
David Stein
Chaves County Independent
Ralph Chesser
Earl Graves
Glenn Graves
Chesser
G. T. Lewis
B. R. Milstead
O. R. Johnson
Darrell Pirtle
LeRoy Lang
Truman Pierce
Nelson
Fred Dilley Jr
Ikeya-Seki Comet Visible in New Mexico Until Oct 20
New Mexicans can view the Ikeya-Seki Comet until sunset October 20, as described by NMSU astronomer Clyde W. Tombaugh. He cautioned against using telescopes or binoculars to look at the sun and noted the comet’s long tail could make it one of the sky’s brightest objects after the sun and moon. The comet will be visible in pre-dawn hours.
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Las Cruces
New Mexico State University
Clyde’ W. Tombaugh
New Mexico State Earth Sciences
Pluto
Tombaugh
Vatican Liberals Victorious In Jews Clause Vote
The Vatican Ecumenical Council approved the first four sections of a document on the church’s attitude toward non Christians by decisive votes. Conservatives failed to block the declaration and the Jews section was introduced amid initial votes that did not condemn Jews as a whole for Christ’s crucifixion.
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Bennet M. Bolton
Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Christ
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Greensville County
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China
Manitou Springs
Colo
Donald Light
Colorado Springs
Jean Huff
Berrendo Elementary School
Vatican Liberals
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KNX
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FAA
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