Roswell Optimists donate to police library drive
Roswell Optimists pledge about 90 dollars for a narcotics library volume as Ray Garner outlines the need for a police library to support officers in ongoing education. A Halloween Fun Festival draws crowds to the Fairgrounds with extraordinary costumes. A United Jewish Appeal drive in Roswell is led by Sam Stolaroff, with about 100 thousand dollars raised in Albuquerque last week. Joe F Brosius graduates Oct 5 from the Phoenix Police Academy, son of A M Brosius, the NMMI police chief.
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Roswell
United Jewish Appeal
Sam Stolaroff
UJA
Sam
S. Penn
Albuquerque
Joe
A. M. Brosius
Brosius
NMMI
Regional leaders push Rocky Mountain energy policy
Former Roswell figure and ex Governor Jack Campbell urged a coordinated Rocky Mountain regional energy policy at a Rocky Mountain States, Inc. meeting in Albuquerque. He warned a national policy may not suit regional needs and cited coal uranium gas and oil as regional resources. In Albuquerque a school robbery attempt ended with two youths caught trying to steal 330 pounds of hamburger and 330 pounds of chicken, valued at about 330 dollars.
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Campbell
Rockey Mountain
Albuquerque
Youth from Hondo in critical condition after highway crash
Youth 17 from Hondo remains in critical condition at Eastern New Mexico Medical Center after a head on collision 18.4 miles east of Ruidoso on U S 70. Three San Patricio men were killed James B Racher 26 Hilario M Salas 48 and Florencio Gonzales 65. Chavez was a passenger in the Racher pickup.
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Gilbert Chavez
Hondo
New Mexico Medical Center
Chavez
Missing Roswell Teens Located Safe in Las Cruces
Roswell police say Grace Anne Lopez 16 of 1212 W Summit and LaAndrea Christ 15 of 712 N Beech were reported missing October 2 and found October 9 in Las Cruces unharmed. They were returned to Roswell.
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Roswell
Las Cruces
Grace
Anne
New Mexico Supreme Court Seen As Progressive Leader
Justice Donnan Stephenson told the Chaves County Bar Association luncheon in Roswell that New Mexico courts are nationally recognized as progressive. He cited 1971 reforms on speedy trials, a new professional code, six person juries, uniform evidence rules, and upcoming changes in appeals, jury instructions, and judicial conduct. He urged better public information about court reforms.
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Chaves County Bar Association
A. D. Solsberg
Roswell
New Mexico
New Mexico Supreme Court
Donnan Stephenson
Santa Fe
Stephenson
Roswell Inn
Supreme Court
United States
Court of Appeals
Officials reject kidnap demands in Mexico case
Families of honorary British consul Dr. Anthony Duncan Williams and industrialist Fernando Aranguren wait for government response after kidnappers demand a deal. Hope rests on safe conduct out of the country if demands are refused.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
Anthony Duncan Williams
Fernando Aranguren
Minister and wife jailed for fraud scheme
A self ordained minister and his wife from Arvada Colorado were indicted on mail fraud charges for soliciting donations for charity and diverting most funds. They were arrested in Baltimore for operating Christian Rescue Mission from their apartment and face $30,000 bond each. The case follows a separate ransom dispute and Mexican responses to kidnappings. A Toronto transit plan to move goods via subway is also discussed by the TTC.
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Denver
U.S
Baltimore
Jerry Armstrong
Lottie Armstrong
Arvada
Colo
U.S. Atty
Theodore Halaby
Christian Rescue Mission
Halaby
Boeing jet to begin wet runway braking tests at Roswell
FAA official L R Merritt said the Boeing 737 will arrive Monday for three days of wet runway braking tests at Roswell Industrial Air Center. NASA’s Walter Horn leads four ground vehicles used in the test with a Lockheed 1011 slated to start October 22. Tank trucks will water the runway for test landings.
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L. R. Merritt
Federal Aviation Administration
Washington
Roswell Industrial Air Center
Merritt
Seattle
Boeing
Walter Horn
National Aeronautics and Space Agency
NASA
Lowrey rites set for William Goodrich Lowrey in Roswell
Funeral services for William Goodrich Lowrey 45 of 1201 W. McGaffey St. will be held at Ballard Funeral Chapel with Rev. James R. Bruening officiating. Cremation will follow in Albuquerque. Survivors include two sons and his mother. Memorials may be given in his memory.
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William Goodrich
Bill’’ Lowrey
W. McGaffey St
Eastern
New Mexico Medical Center
Ballard
James R. Bruening
First Presbyterian Church
Fairview
Albuquerque
Ralph Kaler
Joyce Wells
Mr. Lowrey
Roswell
New Mexico Military Institute
Colorado A&m College
Lowrey Auto Co
Herbert A. Lowrey
William M
Steven Goodrich Lowrey
Herbert F. Lowrey
South Park Cemetery
Mary C. Chambers
E. Forest St
St. Mary’s Hospital
Ray Chambers
Leroy Chambers
Bertha Pullman
St.Louis
Irene Bates
Dorthy Slusher
Alamogordo
Vet coughs up German bullet after 28 years
Ernest Young of Pasadena released an 8mm German sniper slug from his right shoulder after coughing and bleeding fits. He was wounded January 16, 1945 during the Battle of the Bulge as his unit advanced. doctors said the bullet traveled into a lung and up a bronchial tube to his throat.
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Pasadena
Tex
Ernest Young
Young
Bayshore Hospital
Dayan’s War Destiny Frames Israel’s Path in 1970s
Israel’s Moshe Dayan, a hard line realist, argues the region’s four wars in 25 years prove war is Israel’s fate and vows to teach Syria a severe lesson. His career blends bold gambles from 1948 to 1967 with a volatile political stance amid Golda Meir’s leadership. In Gaza plans, Israel earmarks nearly $20 million for Gaza administration and $25 million for refugee housing over four years.
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Marcus Eliason
Associated Press
TEL Aviv
Moshe Dayan
Dayan
Middle East
Golda Meir
Israel
Syria
Sinai Peninsula
Nile Delta
Sabra
Orde Wingate
England
Gaza Strip
Finance Ministry
VFW leaders to visit Roswell for Voice of Democracy event
Veterans of Foreign Wars District Commander Carman Lane and wife Zora Lane will guest Roswell VFW Post 2575 Monday night triggering the 27th annual Voice of Democracy script writing scholarship program. Dinner at 7 p.m. in Ingalls Memorial Home precedes the program.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Carman Lane
VFW Ladies Auxiliary
Zora Lane
Roswell
VFW
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New Heights
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