State Auditor to review highway per diem records
State Auditor Alex Armijo announced checks of Highway Department and Finance Department records will examine possible per diem overpayments to Highway Commission Chairman John Sudderth. The New Mexico attorney general said Sudderth is entitled to per diem but not at the rate he has received.
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Santa FE
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Highway Commission
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Mexxico
Sudderth
Glen Alto Plat Okayed By City Planning Panel
The planning and zoning commission approved Glen Alto Subdivision No. 3 plat and preliminarily OK’d changes in Glen Alto plats, all pending engineering approval. A 3-2 vote backed a Crawford carport variance. Ronneberg and Otterson denials were noted with appeals likely to city council.
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Glen Alto Subdivision No
Roswell
Glen Alto
Commission
P. M. Crawford
Pennsylvania
L. H. Ronneberg
S. Michigan
N. T. Otterson
S. Sunset
Testimony Puts Klansman 100 Miles From Slaying
In Alabama the defense rests in the second murder trial of Collie Leroy Wilkins Jr. after testimony placing him about 100 miles from the Liuzzo killing. FBI ballistics tied bullets to the gun used, and Gary Rowe testified Wilkins fired into Mrs. Viola Liuzzo’s car after a high speed chase.
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Hayneville
Ala
Collie (Leroy) Wilkins Jr
FBI
Viola Liuzzo
Ben Chester Hayneville
Collie Leroy Wilkins Jr
Arthur J Hanes
Hanes
Wilkins
Bessemer
Detroit
Liuzzo
Williams
Fairfield, Ala
Zoning Group Reopens Debate On Trailer Ordinance
Roswell leaders study Ordinance 852 revising 833 with changes allowing some residential parking and waiving fees in hardship cases. Council and zoning members spar over enforcement and existing trailer locations as they seek a workable policy.
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Roswell
Planning and Zoning Commission
Gail Harris
Bill Derby
el Paso
Tex
Carlsbad
Albuquerque
Derby
Harris
Hoyt McMinn
Col. E. L. Lusk
James Woll
Retired Army sergeant draws crowd out of Iowa pacifist meeting
A self described Vietnam era sergeant in a green beret spoke at the University of Iowa pacifist gathering and urged support for government policy. About half of the 300 attendees left with him after he condemned opposition to the war and praised legal duty.
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Iowa City, Iowa
University of Iowa
Army Special Forces
Viet Nam
Students For A Democratic Society
Smith
Yale
University Memorial Union
Headstart Plan Set For Discussion By Five Districts
Dexter Hagerman Lake Arthur Roswell and Chaves County schools meet in Roswell to discuss a Headstart program. Community Action Program Director Terry Wilmot says the program may start in January and seeks to fix last summer's Operation Headstart funding gaps for follow up medical and dental care.
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Hagerman
Lake Arthur
Roswell
Chaves County
Roswell City
Terry Wilmot
Steve Allen Withdraws From California 26th District Race
Steve Allen quits the California 26th District congressional race after an adverse State Supreme Court ruling on his eligibility to run as a Democrat. Aides released the statement noting the decision comes in light of the court ruling.
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Los Angeles
Steve Allen
California
Allen
State Supreme Court
Driver Uninjured After Car Skids Off Road
Mrs. A A Gorrell of Carlsbad escaped injury when her westbound car ran off U S 70 380 near Riverside. State Police said loose gravel caused loss of control and the vehicle struck a guard post.
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Carlsbad
Riverside
Clouds Block Final View of Elusive Ikeya Seki Comet
In Honolulu AP report, clouds hindered the last attempts to sight the Ikeya Seki comet near the sun. Scientists said viewing ended at sunset, noting the object burned about 60 times brighter than the moon during a brief daytime sighting in Japan.
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Honolulu
Japan
International Cooperation Boosted by UN Association Speaker
Ruth Hashimoto, state president of the United Nations Association of the USA, urged international cooperation in New Mexico. She cited student exchanges and scholarships, thanked supporting groups, and described ICY as a 1965 UN anniversary effort. She stressed the UN as an action agency for peace and progress.
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United Nations Association of the USA
New Mexico
Nehru
India
General Assembly
U.S
Johnson
Hendricks Rites Slated for Maude D Hendricks
Funeral services for Mrs Maude D Hendricks of 406 S Missouri Ave are set for Saturday at 19 a m in Ballard Chapel. She died Thursday at St Marys Hospital. Rev David Moore of First Baptist will officiate with Luther Tankersley singing, accompanied by Mrs Tankersley. Interment will be in South Park Cemetery under Ballard Funeral Home direction. Pallbearers include Cecil Schrimsher Herb Farnsworth Claude Caruthers Charlie Austin Harley Anderson Louie Bagwell Woods Clark Sr and John Moore. Honorary pallbearers include Rev S C Williams Maj L B Hodges C A Buchanan L E Gray and Eugene Johnson.
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S. Missouri Ave
Ballard Chapel
Hendrcks
St Mary's Hospital
David Moore
First Baptist Church
Luther Tankersley
Tankersley
Ballard Funeral Home
South Park Cemetery
Cecil Schrimsher
Herb Farnsworth
Claude Caruthers
Charlie Austin
Harley (Slim) Anderson
Louie Bagwell
Woods Clark Sr
John Moore
Markets Reach New Highs as Stocks Rally Across Sectors
New York AP reports a broad stock market advance hitting new highs with volume around 9.1 million shares. Leaders include Motors, steels, electricals, copper, and office equipment while autos post sharp gains led by General Motors, Chrysler, and Ford. Copper names Kennecott and Anaconda rise. Liggett & Myers declines on soft earnings. Eggs and cattle markets briefed from Chicago and Denver trading desks.
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Kennecott
Anaconda
Amerada
Aijrlin Phill Pet
Reich
Reyn
Rey Tob
Tel Tel
Safeway
Ariz P
San O Gas
Atchison
Sears Roeb
Retin
Shell Oil
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Socony
du Pont
Sperry
el & Mus
el Paso
Studebaker
Swift
Gen Motors
Tenn Gas
Goodyear
Texaco
Gulf Oil
Transwa
Int
Bus
Oj Cal Marath Oil
US Steel
Mont Ward
Wn Bancorp
Mt St T&t
Westy el Nord Gas
Two Vehicle Crashes Prompt Citations In Local Streets
At 3 10 p m Essie Carol Norman of 1902 Adams Drive and Tharon Devone Montgomery of Route 2 collided at an intersection. Norman cited for passing. At 4 21 p m Mary Jo Richards of 1612 S Lea and Barbara Baine Mitchell of 700 S Kentucky collided on Lea and Hobbs. Mitchell cited for careless driving.
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Essie Carol Norman
Adams Drive
Tharon Devone Montgomery
Norman
Lea
Hobbs
Mary Jo Richards
S. Lea
Barbara Baine Mitchell
Kentucky
Mitchell
Trucker Injured in Alto Wreck Near Embankment
Phillip Thompson, 36, of Plainview Texas, escaped serious injury when his semi-trailer left State Road 37 near Alto and tumbled down a 40 foot embankment. He is in satisfactory condition at Ruidoso Hondo Valley General Hospital with multiple injuries and a severed ear repaired. deputies report possible amnesia.
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Lincoln County
Alto
Plainview, Tex
Phillip Thompson
Ruidoso-Hondo Valley General Hospital
Clyde Atwood
Thompson
Hospital Visitors Schedules and Admits List
Visiting hours listed for General patients 2 to 8 30 pm Maternity 3 to 5 pm and 6 30 to 8 30 pm. The record names numerous patients admitted or dismissed Oct 21 across ENM Medical Center Memorial Osteopathic and Walker Air Force Base births noted for Capt and Mrs Samuel G Lemon.
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ENM Medical Center
Luther Estes
S. Evergreen
Samuel Tidwell
Lisa Starling
N. Whitaker
Joseph Millmeyer
A. Nadene Bratcher
Larry Bratcher
N. Washington
Ora Gwinn
E. College
John Britt
Mauricio Gonzales
Clarence Crawford
Hattie Long
Delaware
Memorial Osteopathic
Archie Massingill
Bruce Crockett
S. Jackson
Eli Hager
Dexter
Walker Air Force Base
Samuel G. Lemon
Pleads Innocent To Burglary Charge
Joseph McElroy aged 44 of Albuquerque pleaded innocent to burglary and larceny over 100 dollars. His attorney waived preliminary hearing and he was held for district court. Bond set at 2000 dollars by Justice L O Thompson Jr. Manuel Contreras of Roswell was sentenced to six months in jail after pleading guilty to a fraud charge reduced from forgery.
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Joseph McElroy
Albuquerque
McElroy
L. O. Thompson Jr
Manuel Contreras
Roswell
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