Five brothers arrive as infant joins Roswell family
Three boys Kenneth Michael Garry and Joe travel from a southern state to Arizona picking cotton to survive. A rain swept trip ended in Roswell where they found shelter at the Salvation Army and their baby brother was born in the night. A Roswell police car ferried an improvised ambulance to the hospital.
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Kenneth
Michael
Garry
Joe
Arizona
Roswell
Salvation Army
Maj
Jan Hoogstad
Daddy
Mother
Roswell United Fund
Gomulka Seeks Freedom From Russia In Poland
Warsaw reports indicate Wladyslaw Gomulka, new Polish communist leader, delivering a 22 hour appeal denouncing past misrule and calling for independent socialist path away from Moscow. Khrushchev’s visit highlighted Kremlin pressure as troops stood guard, then withdrew while city returned to normal.
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Gomulka
Central Committee of
The
United Workers—Communist—party
Poland
Moscow
Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Warsaw
Kremlin
State city managers convention opens in Roswell
The state convention of city managers opens in Roswell on October 26. Twelve cities in the state have city managers and all are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
United Fund Drive Kicks Off With 7:30 Breakfast
Bert Shephard, drive chair man, names the initial United Fund workers as the campaign opens with a 7:30 breakfast at the Woman's Club. The goal is 61160 to fund seven groups next year including the Salvation Army, Red Cross, Girl Scouts, and others. Jud Roberts to deliver keynote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Fund
Bert Shephard
Woman’s Club
Jud Roberts
Salvation Army
Girl Scouts
Red Cross
Recreation Council
Roswell Association For
J. S. Link
Ken Cobean
Jack Devlin
Carl Hart
Jim Lilley
E. A. Sneesby
Dan Leopard
Bill Osborn
J. B. Riley
Art Hammonds
Tom Earnest
Eddie Hinman
Howard Stone
Kelly Hinman
Herbe Hake
Cabot Dysart
Dick Barton
Fred LaTurner
Lee Hollenden
John Schnedar
Jim Golden
Bulganin proposes US Soviet ban on H-bomb tests
London dispatch reports Soviet Premier Bulganin urged President Eisenhower to pursue an immediate U S Soviet agreement prohibiting atomic tests. Bulganin advanced a science based argument that violation would be detectable, echoing a similar campaign line by Adlai Stevenson.
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London
Bulganin
Eisenhower
U. S
Moscow
Adlai Stevenson
United States
Russia
Moscow Radio
Presidential Nominees End Week of Full Battle
Eisenhower heads home after a 5,850 mile campaign swing with stops in Denver and a tour through Minnesota Washington Oregon California and Colorado. He faulted Adlai Stevenson on the draft while Stevenson urged Democrats to mobilize energy to win a “new America” and world peace.
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Associated Press
Eisenhower
Adlai Stevenson
Denver
White House
Minnesota
Washington
Oregon
California
Colorado
Seattle
Stevenson
Los Angeles
South Bend
Ind
America
Y O Crossing Road Action Faces Setback
The Y O Crossing road project hits a snag as only two of several invitees attend a Thursday meeting. Bill Deane reports state highway plans to blacktop eight miles of Dunken road at no county cost and begin Y O Crossing planning, but county officials want the Dunken road completion to stay as a condition. Al Woodburn, planning board chair, declined further comment.
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Bill Deane
Chamber of Commerce Highway Committee
Y-O
State Highway Department
County Commissioners
Deane
County Commission
Land Use Planning Board
C. of C. Highway Committee
Tom Mann
Eber McKinley
Alamogordo
McKinley
Chaves
Chaves County
Dunken Road
Planning Board
al Woodburn
Death toll rises to 21 in Santa Fe Chief wreck near Springer
The Sept 5 wreck of the Santa Fe Chief and a mail train near Springer New Mexico raises the death toll to 21. James Walter a 24 year old chef from Rockford Illinois aboard the streamliner died Friday.
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Chicago
Springer
N. M
James Walter
Rockford
Ill
Missing Man Found Safe After Search Called Off
Solomon Martinez, 35, who had been missing for over a week in sub freezing mountain weather, was found alive Saturday. He staggered to a mountain road and flagged down a logging truck hours after officials ended the search and declared him dead.
Egypt Sets Date for Suez Talks in Geneva
Cairo announces preliminary talks on Suez Canal dispute to open in Geneva on October 29. France and Britain quickly dismiss the plan calling it a trial balloon and saying no arrangements exist. U.N. officials declined to comment.
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Cairo
Geneva
France
Britain
U.N
New York
Rancher Keeps One Cow and Pony After Selling Herds
Rancher Charlie Cochran has sold off all his cattle except one cow on a cecoum of the dreuth and kept one cow pony. Mrs Cochran urged him to sell the rest but Charlie, the riding cowboy, refused saying he may need the mount to move the cow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hobbs
Charlie Cochran
Optimists Hear German Address On Boys Program
Neil V. German vice president of Optimist International spoke at a District 19 dinner at the Elks Club in New Mexico about building boys rather than mending men. He traveled 1700 miles to the Holiday Inn board meeting and urged time with boys for the program to work amid questions on H-bomb tests and world affairs at a press conference.
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Neil V. German
Optimist International
Calgary
Alberta
Canada
New Mexico
el Paso
Juarez
Mexico
Elks Club
District 19
Holiday Inn
German
United States
U. S
Nickson Hotel
Archbishop Byrne Speaks at New St Marys Hospital Open House
Public invited to see the new St Marys Hospital with guided tours from 10 am to 4 pm today and again tomorrow to close the Golden Anniversary program. Archbishop Edwin V Byrne presided at the dedicatory mass and banquet praising Sisters of the Sorrowful Mother and lay staff for fifty years of service. Optimists of New Mexico El Paso Juarez attended the dinner dance as business sessions begin at Holiday Inn with achievement awards planned.
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Edwin V. Byrne
Santa Fe
St. Mary’s Hospital
Mother of Mary Baptista
Milwaukee
Sisters of the Sorrowful Mother
St. Mary’s
Borgia
Roswell
Ellers
South Main
St. Mary’s Auxiliary
St. Mary's Hospital
Liucmds
Edwin V. Bryne
New Mexico
el Paso
Juarez
Holiday Inn
No Parade Today After Bronco Victory Over New Mexico Western
No Regimental Parade at the Institute this afternoon following the Broncos 14 to 12 win over New Mexico Western last night.
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New Mexico
Institute
Rev Jack Pritchard To Head Pecos Presbytery Rally
The Rev Jack Pritchard of Albuquerque is the main speaker for the Pecos Valley Presbytery Men fall rally at First Presbyterian Church today from 3 to 8 p.m. The program includes opening prayer devotionals, business session, keynote address at 4 15 p.m. and evening service at 7 30 p.m with supper at 6. Members from Pecos Valley chapters expected.
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Jack Pritchard
Albuquerque
Pecos Valley
Probes Mass Meetings Stir in New State Prison
In Santa Fe the new multi million dollar prison faces internal drug probes and guard protests. Dist Atty Bert Prince says narcotics and possible unreported stabbing charges are under review though no findings yet. About 50 guards met to hire a lawyer to challenge policies and sought contributions to cover legal costs with support from the American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars. The dispute centers on five suspensions by Warden H R Swenson following a Merit System Board hearing.
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Santa FE
Bert Prince
Prince
H. R. Swenson
American Legion
Veterans of Forign Wars
Swenson
Prison Merit System Board
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Wladyslaw Gomulka
Soviet Union
Josef Cyrankiewicz
Edward Ochab
Konstantin Rokossovsky
Rokossovsky
Ike
Adlai
Lonnie B. McDaniel
Earl J. Tankersley
Egypt
Hugh Rowland
Record
Archbishop Byrne
Vanquet
Suez
Rev. Pritchard
Pecos
Bruce Poorsaugh
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