Air Power and Viet Nam Challenge Highlighted
General Martin as Inspector General of the Air Force spoke at Walker AFB detailing Southeast Asia pressures. He outlined Vietnam as a major test with limited modern communications and transport, urging continued military and economic aid to support a free, prosperous South Viet Nam.
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Southeast Asia
Glen W. Martin
Air Force
Roswell
Air Force Association
Viet Nam
Martin
Walker Air Force Base
Walker
Far East
Asia
China
South
United States
South Viet Nam
North
Air Force Inspector General
Lester Miller
Sam Agee
New Mexico Military Institute
Wyatt
Halloween All-School Carnival at ENM State Fair Grounds
Eerie creatures and community groups unite for an Oct 30 carnival at the ENM State Fair Grounds. A 5 pm Halloween parade circumnavigates the Commercial Building, with 50 booths open 5 to 11 pm featuring pay and free games.
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PTA
New Mexico
Creation of New Mexico Liquor Board Urged
A long awaited report by ex state senator Fabian Chavez Jr. recommends establishing a state liquor control board to issue supervise and revoke licenses transferring authority from the Revenue Bureau. Chavez suggests a Arizona style licensing law focusing on floor plans restricted consumption non transferrable licenses and no package sales. The report urges reform to curb bribery pressures and inflationary liquor license prices.
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Santa FE
Liquor Control Board
New Mexico
Jack M. Campbell
Fabian Chavez Jr
Chavez
State Bureau of Revenue
Campbell
Arizona
Liquor Director
Kidnapped Linda Ridings Found After Four Years On the Road
Six year old Linda Ridings, reported kidnapped in 1961, was found living with Rama mona Doughtery in Santa Ana after four years on the migrant farm labor circuit. Doughtery, a 41 year old, was booked on kidnapping charges. Linda said she was given to Doughtery as a baby and later to Oklahoma. Linda’s mother Barbara Ridings remains missing.
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Robert Mischon
Carol Ann
Los Angeles
Linda Lee Ridings
UPI
Santa Ana
Calif
Linda
Ramona Daughtery
Miss Doughtery
Clarence Boyd
Oklahoma
Boyd
Barbara Ridings
Oklahoma City
Midwest
Woody Williams
Wilfred Leroy Green
Green
Student Elected To NMSU Senate
Marlene White of Roswell was elected to the New Mexico State University Student Senate by a narrow ten vote margin over James Taylor of Lincoln. She will represent the College of Agriculture and Home Economics and is a 1965 Roswell High graduate.
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University Park, N
Marlene White
Roswell
New Mexico State University
Miss White
James Taylor
Lincoln
College of Agriculture and Home Economics
State
Roswell High
Denver E. White
South Washington
New Mexico State
Zeta Tau Alpha Sorority
Nothing Wrong With Phones Announces Touch Tone Intro
The article explains a forthcoming telephone change called Touch Tone. A new warbling sound will replace the conventional dial tone to indicate the system is switching. The change will take effect on Saturday as the telephone company prepares to initiate the new calling method.
Budget Hearing Set for Chaves County ISD Budget
A proposed 2 311 059 budget for Chaves County Independent School District will be reviewed Monday at 9 a.m. in Berrendo Junior High School library by Harry Wagaker of Santa Fe chief of the Public School Finance Division. The new budget follows Aug 31 district consolidations and replaces a 2 094 238 budget. Roy King notes a 349 659 unbudgeted balance and says the 216 821 increase stems from state tax rises. Rodman Cookson and the newly elected board will attend.
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Chaves County Independent School
Berrendo Junior High School
Harry Wagaker
Santa Fe
Public School
Penasco
Roy King
Chaves County
King
Rodman Cookson
Record Thefts Suspects Held In Radio Station Break-In
Two local youths aged 15 and 16 are held by juvenile division officers after the Tuesday night break-in at KRIK Radio 2108 S Main. Police recovered records a guitar and a tape recorder from the station and say the youths are implicated in two Lonnie's Store break-ins at 1731 SE Main.
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Krik Radio
S. Main
Lonnie
SE Main
City council fights toilets as homecoming bonfire fuels thefts
Roswell youths Marion Sonnier and Sterlin Franks were arrested for theft after allegedly borrowing outdoor toilet structures for a Goddard High School bonfire, crossing city limits. In Montana a deer survived a roadblock and was released by wardens. A ballot box mishap in Michigan delayed vote counting by a day. A missing cannon at Soo campus reappears around Halloween. Roswell's Democratic gubernatorial hopeful Roy S Walker names Republican Sam Spencer as campaign manager.
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Roswell
Goddard High School
Marion Sonnier
S. Union
Sterlin Franks
E. Cherry
Roy S. Walker
Dorothy Herring
Sam Spencer
Spencer
Walker
Federal Housing Administration
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Pam Benner
Logansport
Ind
Pam
Charles Stone
Liquor Board Creation
State Revenue Bureau
NMSU
Funny
Hamilton
Mont
Fish and Game
Courtney Taylor
GLOBE
Aziz
Salt Ste. Marie
Mich
Soo
Michigan Technological University
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