Dexter high drama stages two plays in Lincoln County
Dexter High School Drama Department presented Egad What a Dad and The Red Key in Dexter and Carrizozo with plans to perform Tuesday in the Dexter gym. Apple notes in Hondo Valley recall prime fruit available for Halloween.
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Capitan
Carrizozo
Dexter High School
Fred Miller
Dan Storm
Glencoe
Hondo Valley
Joe Gutierrez
East Hondo
Hondo School
Storm
Joe Gutterrez
Orlando Lucero
San Patricio
Conley
Juan Montez
Adelaide
Lupe Chavez
Lupe
Four Negro ministers jailed in Birmingham contempt case
Four Negro ministers were jailed for five days each in Birmingham after contempt convictions from a 1963 demonstration. Four others including Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. are slated to begin their terms in the city jail a week later.
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Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
Martin Luther King Jr
Pentagon protest ends as marshals clear last holdouts
U S marshals evacuated remaining Vietnam war protesters from the Pentagon grounds early today ending a tense weekend rally at the five sided military nerve center. Dozens were injured hundreds arrested and several detainees taken to Occoquan Virginia.
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Bob Horton Washington
U.S
Pentagon
Defense Department
Occoquan
Assistant D A Named By Hanagan
William Calvin Fleming 31 a former Carlsbad resident was appointed assistant district attorney for Chaves County by District Attorney Pat Hanagan. He will base in Roswell replacing Gordon Gay who resigned to enter private practice. Fleming a Roswell native raised in Carlsbad is an Oklahoma State University graduate with a UT law degree who recently passed the New Mexico State Bar. He and his wife Audrey of Houston have moved to Roswell.
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William Calvin Fleming
Carlsbad
Chaves County
Pat Hanagan
Gordon Gay
Fleming
Roswell
Oklahoma State University
University of Texas
New Mexico
Carlsbad Caverns National Park
New Mexico Highway Dept Plans 18.262 Million in 1968 69 Projects
The New Mexico Highway Department schedules highway work totaling 18.262 million for 1968 and 1969 across eight counties led by Lincoln and Roswell areas. Projects include Hondo bypass extensions, an interchange north of Roswell at Clovis Vaughn, and widening from Comanche Hill to Bottomless Lakes. Estimated costs range from 130 thousand to 2.835 million with numerous federal and state funded segment lettings through 1969.
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New Mexico Highway Department
J. C. McLelland
Chamber of Commerce Highway Committee
Lincoln County
Comanche Hill
Bottomless Lakes
Roswell
Clovis-Vaughn Wye
Hondo
Hobbs Urban
Carlsbad
Nogal Area
Texico North
Roosevelt County Line
Five-Year-Old Girl Dies in Highway Crash Near Hondo
A two-car crash seven miles west of Hondo on US 70 Sunday evening killed Irene Pena, nine, and injured four others. Corina Pena, 13, remains in critical condition with head and chest injuries. Lorena Pena, 13, twins with a broken arm and jaw. Lucy Terrazas, 23, lacerations. Nora Zinn, 45, chest and facial injuries. Betty Chick, 32, treated and released. Investigators seek cause as Terrazas car swerved. no citations issued yet. Funeral services for Irene Pena await at Chapel of Roses Mortuary.
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Corina Pena
Lorena Pena
Corina
Lucy Terrazas
Hondo
Nora Zinn
Ruidoso Downs
Betty Chick
Clinton- Sherman Afb
Okla
Chick
Conn Brown
Irene Pena
Chapel of Roses Mortuary
UAW Prepares to Vote On Ford Contract
UAW officials ready a ratification vote on a new Ford contract that could cost Ford nearly a billion dollars over three years. The Ford Council will meet and voting by members is planned in 25 states.
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UAW
Ford
Kit Kincade
Associated Press
Detroit
United Auto Workers Today
Ford Motor Co
Ford Council
Walter P. Reuther
Malcolm L. Denise
Denise
Reuther
Awards Go To Lions Of District 40X
District 40X in southeastern New Mexico honored three clubs Lovington Lions Roswell East Grand Plains Roswell Carlsbad Heights for outstanding records at a two day round up. Bert Jones Artesia Downtown Lions received the past district governor plaque. Maxson Straub international director gave the keynote address.
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Lions and Lions Clubs
New Mexico
Lovington Lions Club
East Grand Plains Club
Roswell
Carlsbad Heights Lions Club
Bert Jones
Artesia
Downtown Lions Club
L.J. ‘‘Duffy
Paul Taylor
Roswell Downtown
Buck Fever Buck Fever In Pueblo Deer Hunt
Fourteen year old Jerriann Bocchietti on her first deer hunt in Pueblo, Colorado, missed the first shot then struck the buck on the second attempt. She accidentally ejected two live shells between attempts, ending with a four point buck weighing about 200 pounds dressed.
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Pueblo
Colo
Jerriann Bocchietti
Jerriann
Charles Bocchietti
Jermann
Berserk Paper Mill Gunman Kills Six in Central Pennsylvania
Leo Held, 39, a Hammermill Paper Co. lab technician, killed six people and wounded seven in a spree that began at the Hammermill plant near Lock Haven. He targeted car pool mates and bosses, then shot a neighbor at the Piper Aircraft plant before returning home and being captured. Six dead and seven wounded, three critically, as police recovered multiple guns.
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Lock Haven
John Gray
Leo Held
Hammermill Paper Co
Loganton
Held
Hammermill
Pennsylvania
Gray
Piper
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AL Stubbs
Roswell High
Christine Peschka
Jerome A. Peschka
S. Lea. Roswell
Kansas City
George Richardson
David F. Cargo
Denver
Fred Pool Jr
Republican Women’s Federation
Eddy County
Goddard Workshop
Santa FE
Chambers and Campbell, Inc
Albuquerque
Washington
Justice Department
Supreme Court
Georgia
Israel
Egypt
Saigon
South Vietnam
House of Representatives
Air Force
Gilbert E. Myers
North Vietnam
Senate Preparedness
United Nations
N.Y
Dave Dellinger
Defense
William C. Fleming
D.A
Hanagan
Mall
Army
Harold K. Johnson
Louis Pacheco
Jonathan Lara
Leandro Lara
Patricia
UPI
Lovington- Tatum
Vaughn Urban
Melrose East
East Tularosa East
Ft. Sumner
Hondo Area
East Tularosa
U.S. 70-285
Rosnel
Lovington
Lions of
Margaret Ramm
Piper Aircraft Co
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