Community editor debates Job Corps costs and local news
The column questions the yearly Job Corps cost of seven thousand dollars per trainee, noting a higher figure in an editorial and comparing to Harvard costs. It mentions Mrs. McKay of Roswell and WICS recruiting, plus regional civic events, a Carlsbad factory closure, and upcoming Chamber of Commerce talks.
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Ethel McKay
Humphrey
Minneapolis Star
Harvard
McKay
Roswell
WICS
America
Uncle Sam
New Mexico Supreme Court weighs dismissal bid in Cargo case
The New Mexico Supreme Court studied a defense motion to dismiss removal proceedings filed by Gov. David Cargo against Highway Commissioner John Q. Thaxton. The court took the motion under advisement after arguments on Wednesday.
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Associated Press
Santa FE
New Mexico Supreme Court
David Cargo
John Q. Thaxton
Wisconsin Campus Antiwar Sit In Sparks Student Expulsions
About 1 500 demonstrators gathered at the University of Wisconsin Madison to protest the Vietnam War and to boycott classes after 13 student leaders were expelled or suspended. riot police injured at least 65 as protests spread to California Oregon New York and Washington where paratroopers could be considered.
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Associated Press
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Jack Olson
Wisconsin
New York
Portland
Ore
Oakland
Calif
Washington
Pentagon
Dow Chemical Co
Vietnam
William H. Sewell
West Coast
Arleigh Williams
University of California
Berkeley
Oakland Army Induction Center
Ronald Reagan
National Governors Conference
Virgin Islands
California
National Guard
Buffalo
N.Y
Draft Board
Meridian Jury Deliberates in Civil Rights Conspiracy Case
A federal jury in Meridian, Mississippi, after six hours of deliberation, considers a 1964 conspiracy charge against 18 men tied to a Ku Klux Klan plot to kill three civil rights workers. Prosecutors seek conviction for violations of civil rights under Reconstruction era law. maximum penalty 10 years and $5,000 fine.
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Meridian. Miss
U.S. Dist
Harold Cox
Asst. U.S. Atty
John Doar
Justice Department
Civil Rights Division
Travis M. Barnette
Dear
Cecil Price
Janss Tests At RIAC To Examine New Feed Equipment
Janss Cattle Co recently bought by Lincoln Livestock Co Roswell will test new feed processing gear at the Roswell Industrial Air Center using RIAC facilities. Five people will be employed in the testing program Hoff man said. Janss feeds about 17 000 head of cattle at its feed pens nine miles southeast of Roswell.
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Assistance League
I. J. Marshall
Gene Smith
Roswell Museum and Art Center
Janss Cattle Co
Lincoln Livestock Co
Roswell
Roswell Industrial Air Center
Bob Hoitman
RIAC
Hoffman
Janss
Ruidoso Voters May Decide on Track Purchase
Mayor Lloyd Davis Jr says voters could face a complex path if the village authorizes the purchase of the nearby Ruidoso Downs track in the December 4 election. He cites civil and criminal actions involving former track manager Eugene V. Hensley and the Ruidoso Racing Association, including a 1966 tax evasion conviction appeal and stock-related suits. The IRS also has a tax claim against the association.
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Ruidoso (Ap
Lloyd Davis Jr
Ruidoso
Ruidoso Downs
Davis
Eugene V. Hensley
Ruidoso Racing Association
Hensley
Govern
Ment
Oklahoma
Association
Internal Revenue Service
Budget Fight Signals $6 to $8 Billion in Cuts
President Johnson's budget director testified as the House approved an emergency funding bill with strict spending limits. The plan would force agencies to hold current year spending to last year's levels, risking a funding deadline as Senate action looms and a conference could deadlock. Police in Tallahassee sought the murderer of two teen girls bludgeoned in a remote lovers line area, with possible ax and ice pick weapons.
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Washington
Johnson
House
Charles L. Schultze
Senate Appropriations Committee
George Christian
White House
Senate
Tallahassee
Fla
District 2 DECA elects officers at Roswell workshop
Karen Riegel Artesia High School was named president of District 2 DECA. Linda Bates Goddard High Roswell was chosen as vice president. Other officers include Shelia Hamrick Carlsbad secretary Clyde Wilson Goddard treasurer and Becky Zinkle Carlsbad publicity director. Colleen Cavanaugh state president administered oaths. About 120 members attended and a post meeting dance was approved.
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DECA
Linda Bates
Goddard High School
New District 2
Karen Riegel
Artesia
Colleen Cavanaugh
Roswell
Sullinger
Artesia High School
Distributive Education Clubs of America
Roswell High School
Goddard High
Carlsbad
Clovis
Dexter
Goddard
Hagerman, Hobbs
Las Cruces
Mayfield
Las Cruce
Carlsbad High School
Clyde Wilson
Becky Zinkle
Roswell Goddard
Eastern New Mexico University
Allen Recter
Albuquerque
Patti Hall
Roswell Schools Closed Three Days for Conferences
Roswell municipal schools will be closed Wednesday Thursday and Friday October 25 26 27. Teachers will hold study sessions on Wednesday for curriculum improvement and Albuquerque hosts the New Mexico Education Association State Teachers Convention on Thursday and Friday.
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Rosweil
New Mexico Education Assn
Albuquerque
Sunshine satellite OSO 4 begins solar study mission
Cape Kennedy reports NASAs OSO 4 solar observatory, a 600 pound craft built by Ball Brothers, has entered a near circular orbit to observe sun spots X rays gamma rays and radio emissions. Scientists aim to predict solar flares to protect astronauts and high altitude aviation.
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Cape Kennedy, Fla
America
Earth
Orbiting Solar Observatory
Cape Kennedy
OSO
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Ball Brothers Research Corp
Boulder
Colo
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New Mexico Chamber of Commerce
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United Auto Workers
Ford Motor Co
Communications Satellite Corp
Stockholm
Sweden
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France
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Salt Lake City
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