Hagerman Santa Fe Station Retained by SCC
The State Corporation Commission ordered Santa Fe Railway to continue operating Hagerman station after a hearing June 16. The commission found the railroad overstated operating expenses and likely profited, with possible exceptions in 1962 and 1963, and suggested improved service could boost earnings from Hagerman business users.
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Santa FE
State Corporation Commission
Santa Fe Railway Today
Hagerman
SCC
Wilkins Jr. Faces Second Trial in Liuzzo Slaying
In Hayneville Alabama a new prosecutor and defense attorney lead the second trial of Collie Leroy Wilkins Jr. on first degree murder charges for the death of civil rights worker Viola Liuzzo. A 55 member juror pool includes seven Negroes with Oscar Means among them. Judge Thagard delayed Wilkins case as Coleman case proceeded.
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Hayneville
Ala
Collie Leroy Wilkins Jr
Viola
Liuzzo
Oscar Means
Means
Frank Royal
Richmond Flowers
Arthur E. Gamble Jr
Gamble
Washington
Flowers
Alabama
Wilkins
Thomas L. Coleman
T. Worth Thagard
Thagard
Coleman
Jonathan Daniels
Renee
N.H
Wilkin
Prisoners Seize Four As Hostages at Michigan Prison
In Jackson a civilian doctor and three prison officials were taken hostage today by at least four inmates in the hospital section of Southern Michigan State Prison. Police and nearby communities rushed to the scene as guards tightened security and inmates were confined to the hospital area.
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Jackson
Mich
Southern
Michigan State Prison
Louis Atess
Utess
W.R. Latchaw
Joseph J. Demboskey
George Hutchins
President May Check Out Soon From Hospital Stay
President Johnson criticized weekend Viet Nam protests during a staff meeting as he began the tenth day of hospitalization and prepared for conferences. Press secretary Moyers said Johnson was surprised by citizens opposing the national interest and misleading adversaries about public sentiment, noting a weekend phone call with Attorney GeneralNicholson.
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Washington
Johnson
Viet Nam
Bill D. Moyers
Moyers
White House
Joseph Laitin
Navy
Laitin
Texas
Lautin
Bethesda Navy Hospital
Maryland
Flowers Attacks Ku Klux Klan as Hearings Loom
Washington attorney general Richmond Flowers denounces the Ku Klux Klan as a vicious perverted band of social and economic failures on the eve of congressional scrutiny. The broadcast-style item notes the condemnations amid coverage of other national events.
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Washington
Alabama
Richmond Flowers
Ku Klux Klan
Winter Storm Impacts New Mexico with Snow and Rain
A weekend winter preview storm swept through New Mexico bringing snow in Santa Fe and Taos, hail near Hobbs, and rain in Clayton. Reports from the Weather Bureau show heavy accumulations in Santa Fe, Taos Ski Valley, and Rio Grande Canyon with road closures and advisory conditions across the state.
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Associated Press
New Mexico
U. S
Los Alamos
Fenton Lake
Sandia Crest
Sierra Blanca
Ruidoso
Gallup
Chama
Tierra Amarilla
Cuba
Farmington
Weather Bureau
Alamogordo
Albuquerque
Clayton
Clovis
Grants
Las Vegas
Raton
Roswell
Santa Fe
Socorro
Tucumcari
Hobbs
New Mexico 18
Four Children Slain of Ex Kansas Congressman
In Laurel Maryland a former Kansas congressman Denver Hargis reports his wife Charleen Hargis has been charged with homicide after four of his children aged 12 8 2 and 5 were found shot in an apartment. Three died at the scene and one died en route to a hospital.
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Laurel
Kansas
Charleen June Hargis
Denver
D. Hargis
Vienna
Coffeyville
Kan
Southwest Division
The
Economic Development Administration
Sandra Hargis
Michael
Brenda
Debra
Ft. Meade
Baltimore
Washington
Arthur Marshall Jr
Prince Georges County
Grand
Charles Greffen
James Henckel
Hargis
Group to Tour Goddard High
More than 75 southeastern New Mexico school administrators and board members will arrive Tuesday at 6 p.m. for the fall meeting of the New Mexico School Board Assn. Goddard High Student Council members will tour the school. John Aragon will address the group at a 7 p.m. dinner meeting in the GHS Cafeteria. Tom Hanson will discuss public school finance.
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Southeastern New Mexico
New Mexico School Board Assn
Goddard High Student Council
John Aragon
Albuquerque
GHS
Tom Hanson
Carlsbad
Weekend Bloodbath: Ten New Mexicans Die in Weekend Crashes
Ten New Mexico residents perished in weekend traffic crashes across multiple states. Among the dead were an Albuquerque woman killed in Kansas and a Tierra Amarilla man who died in Colorado, with fatalities reported in several communities.
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Associated Press
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Kansas
Tierra Amarilla
Colorado
Eben Rempel
McPherson
Kan
Francisco J. Archuleta
U. S
Pecos
Portales
Zumar Bradley
Rogers
Ernesto Saiz
Espanola
Lucille Bickman
James Jones
Deming
U. S. 70-80
Las Cruces
Candidates face newsmen in Albuquerque gubernatorial scene
Seven Democratic and Republican hopefuls joined a AP Managing Editors fall seminar in Albuquerque answering questions from state editors. Notables included Redmond, Lusk, Burroughs, Walker, King, Cargo, Hawley and Overstreet with debates on liquor laws taxes and economic development. Redmond refused to declare a race as Anderson's future remains unsettled.
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Roy Carbine
Record City
Albuquerque
Jack Redmond
Redman
T.E. Gene Lusk
Carlsbad
John Burroughs
Portales
Roy S. Walker
Federal Housing Administration
Clovis
N.M. House
Bruce King
Stanley
David Cargo
Cliff Hawley
Howard Overstreet
Associated Press Managing Editors’ Association
Fabian Chavez
Santa Fe
Hawley
GOP
Sen
Clinton Anderson
Congress
NMEA Chief C. H. Wood Dies Today
Charles H. Wood 62 longtime New Mexico Education Association leader died in a Salt Lake City hospital after a blood condition. He served as executive secretary since 1959 after roles as assistant secretary and field service secretary and earlier as association president in 1949-50. Wood was a Texas native raised in Colfax County and held degrees from Montezuma College and Highlands University.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Charles H. Wood
New Mexico Education Association
Wood
New Mexico
St. Vincent Hospital
Santa Fe
NMEA
Tom Wiley
Teachers’ Organization
Texas
Colfax County
Te Old Montezuma College
Las Vegas
Highlands University
Motives questioned as Viet Nam protests draw large turnout
Promoters say weekend demonstrations succeeded with more than 70 000 participants nationwide. Officials wonder if some protesters aim to dodge the draft or are led by Communists. Justice Department investigation finds some Communist links with SDS. protests remain noisy but largely orderly.
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Associated Press
Frank Emspak
National Coordinating Committee
Viet Nam
Madison
Wis
Emspak
Saigon
Spec
Russell D. Miller
Manassas
U.S. Atty
Nicholas Katzenbach
Chicago
Justice Department
Students For A Democratic Society
Peking
Katzenbach
SDS
New Haven
Conn
Hawaii
Four teens fined for littering during Albuquerque Viet Nam protest
Fourteen demonstrators were arrested after a weekend protest against Vietnam policies in Albuquerque. Eleven UNM students among them were fined ten dollars each with seven fifty in court costs for littering. Justice of the Peace Eloy A. Duran imposed the penalties on the group, whose literature allegedly blew onto a service station owner’s property.
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Albuquerque
Viet Nam
Justice of the Peace
Eloy A. Duran
University of New Mexico
Ed Redding
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