Republicans Spar Over Eisenhower Extremist List
Washington Republicans and Democrats traded charges after Senator Morton claimed a Democrats funded ad listed Dwight D. Eisenhower and other leaders as right wing extremists. Group Research denied the existence of a blacklist and said Morton mischaracterized its directory. Governor Hatfield urged caution about smeared reputations at a GOP fund raiser in Oregon. Democratic Chair Bailey criticized Morton's familiarity with the organization.
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Washington
Krnston B. Morton
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Herbert Hoover
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
McCune
Morton
Group Research
Portland
Ore
Mark A. Hatfield
Oregon
Group Research Inc
Hatfield
John M. Bailey
Purchase Request Denied in Berrendo School Case
Former Berrendo School board members Max Callaway Truman Pierce and Fletcher Crawford deny charges by David Stein candidate for the Chaves County Independent School District board. Stein claims he was asked to sign a 1500 dollar check for intercom gear. officials say the PTA project was discussed openly and funded jointly by the county system and PTA. Stein says he was ousted for refusing the unauthorized purchase.
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Berrendo School
David Stein
Chaves County Independent School
Max Callaway
Truman Pierce
Fletcher Crawford
Stein
Berrendo Pta
Independent School
PTA
Callaway
Berrendo
County School System
Progress slows on Roswell area water wells project
Technical difficulties delay two water test wells west of Roswell as consultant Tom Mann says a capacity report will be released Monday. The wells, 15 miles west near U S 70, are the second and third in a $25 000 exploration plan begun last August with a 2000 gallon per minute first well. Final tests on quality and quantity run this weekend ahead of a mayoral advisory committee meeting. If worthwhile, water rights may transfer from saline wells in northwest Roswell.
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Roswell
Tom Mann
U.S. 70
Agaon
Proposed Street Study Plan Presented To Officials
City county and state officials met with Edwards and Kelcey Inc. of Newark New Jersey to hear a proposal for an 18 month 147 500 study of future Roswell street and parking needs. The plan would be largely state funded and follow an agreement reached last July. No action was taken at today’s meeting.
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New Jersey
Roswell
Edwards and Kelcey Inc
Newark
N.J
United Fund surpasses goal as Roswell campaign opens
The Chaves County United Fund reports more than 29 000 pledged toward a 157 620 goal with 1 148 volunteers mobilizing local businesses after today’s kickoff at the Roswell Inn. Lt Col Pelle at Walker Air Force Base notes 20 percent of a 16 000 goal pledged. funds support Boy Scouts Red Cross YMCA and other local organizations.
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Chaves County United Fund
Jim Clark
United Fund
Roswell Inn
Pelle
Walker Air Force Base
Boy Scouts
Wafb Youth Council
Girl Scouts
American Red Cross
Salvation Army
Association For Retarded Children
Working Mother’s Day Nursery
Roswell Family Ymca
The
Community Service Center
Gold Coast Floods Drench Southeast Florida in Record Rain
Southeast Florida braced as unprecedented rainfall drenched the Gold Coast with Fort Lauderdale and Pompano Beach each recording over 23 inches in 24 hours. Roads flooded three feet deep, seas walls failed, and authorities issued emergency orders while one person died in a hit-and-run incident amid the deluge.
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Pompano Beach
Fila
Florida
Gold Coast
Fort Lauderdale
Miami
Fort Lauderdale - Pompano Beach
Maxine Degraw
Paul Hughes
Mary Jeannette Cowen
Dr Lovelace Warns on Moon Shot Reentry Dangers
Dr Randall Lovelace head of the Lovelace Foundation Albuquerque spoke to the New Mexico Landmen’s Association on future space medicine. He explained risks in reentry angles too steep risk burning up and too shallow causing bounce and delayed positioning. He warned a blown window could render spacemen unconscious in 10 to 12 seconds.
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Lovelace
Randall Lovelace
Lovelace Foundation
Albuqeurque
New Mexico Landmen’s Assn
The
Landmen
Jim Posey
Norman Stevens
Wyatt
Earth
Moon
Lovelace Foundation of
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Assahere
Roswell High ends homecoming with parade queen coronation
Roswell High School honors senior Doris Flood 17 as 1965 homecoming queen amid parade and a football game against Clovis Wildcats at Municipal Stadium. Sophomore and junior princesses named. parade features 24 entries, with a $15 float prize and a postgame court drivearound.
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Roswell High School
Doris Flood
RHS
Coyotes
Clovis Wildcats
Municipal Stadium
Beverly Brown
Rex Brown
Berkeley
Beverly Kilness
K.F. Kilness
Fulkerson Drive
Janet Jennings
J.A. Jennings
Linda Kilness
Col
Kilness
Lisle Borom
R.C. Borom
Pine Place
Maureen Rose
Clifford Rose
Roswell Coyotes
Miss Flood
Hobbs Main
Court House
Doris
Fighting Coyotes
Roy Flood
S. Missouri
Wyatt
Lawyer proposes subsidized legal aid for NM poor
An Albuquerque lawyer urges the New Mexico State Bar to back subsidized legal services for poverty level families. Thomas J. Smiley says programs should support low income clients without disrupting the traditional lawyer client relationship and cites the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Hobbs
Thomas J. Smiley
Smiley
Roswell Sets Oct 14 Record High At 91 Degrees
The weather bureau reports Roswell reached 91 degrees on Thursday, breaking the prior Oct 14 record of 90 set in 1897.
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Ruidoso
Roswell Daily Record
R. M. Higginbotham
Lincoln County
Fort Lauderdale
Weather Bureau
Roswell
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Wiiter
Jack Leonard
Leonard
Bartholomew and Associates
St. Louis
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Kelcey
Central Business District
Pecos River
Six Mile Hill
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Santa Fe Railroad
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Masonic Temple
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Space Medicine Authority
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