Artesia Youth Killed in One Car Crash West of Carlsbad
Stanley Kilgore Briggs 16 of Artesia died at 3 40 a m after a car ran off U S 180 17 miles west of Carlsbad and struck a bridge abutment Briggs was thrown from the vehicle and died at the scene Randy Beadle the driver suffered facial lacerations and was hospitalized Floyd F Morrow 20 of Loco Hills sustained back and head injuries and also was hospitalized Both youths were treated at Carlsbad Memorial Hospital Survivors include his parents Ted and Allene Briggs and three half brothers Funeral services were set for 2 p m at the First Baptist Church Artesia with burial in Woodbine Cemetery Memorials may be sent to Hermosa Heights Home for Homeless Children via The First National Bank of Artesia
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Artesia
Stanley Kilgore Briggs
S. Second St
Carlsbad
U.S. 180
Randy Beadle
Briggs
Carlsbad Memorial Hospital
Floyd F. Morrow
Loco Hills
Carlsbad Hospital
Artesia High School
First Baptist Church
Young Briggs
Enid
Okla
Cushing
J. Wayland Edwards
Woodbine Cemetery
W. A. Genzor
Jack Burrows
Bill Brock
George Beadie
Lawrence P. David
John O’brien
Allene Briggs
Ted Briggs
Theodore Briggs
Dale Sanders
Las Cruces
Jim Mitchell
Bill Sanders
Richland Springs
Tex
Hermosa Heights
First National Bank of
Two Correctional Camp Runaways Are Found Here
Two youths escaped from Camp Sierra Blanca in Lincoln County were captured Sunday morning. Jose Saiz 17 of Santa Rosa and Leroy Otero 15 of Grants were spotted in the 500 block of South Main Street and detained for return to the Boys Industrial School at Springer. Remaining runaways include Rudy Hernandez 16 Silver City Johnny Gonzales 17 Fort Sumner and Daniel Gallegos 16 Las Vegas.
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Camp Sierra Blanca
Lincoln County
L.M. Hall
Jose Saiz
Santa Rosa
Leroy Otero
Grants
S. Main St
Boys
Springer
Rudy C. Hernandez
Silver City
Johnny Joe Gonzales
Fort Sumner
Daniel Gallegos
Las Vegas
Oregon Man Active Again After Using This Pile Treatment
Eugene resident Chuck Gray credits Preparation H with restoring activity after hemorrhoids. The ad touts prompt relief from pain burning and itching and claims swelling is reduced, with lubrication and soothing effects to prevent infection.
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Oregon
Eugene
Chuck Gray
Pickup Truck and Items Stolen Across City Weekend
City Police report multiple thefts including a 1960 Chevrolet pickup with New Mexico plate 4-1570, a rifle stolen from a truck in downtown Roswell, and a box of tools valued at $80. Also, William Coffey, 25, was booked Friday at Fifth and Virginia for disorderly conduct and creating a public affray.
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L.M. Hall
Jesse Cunningham
Fletcher Wholesale
N. Lincoln
New Mexico
Jack Hobbs
Dexter
Roswell
Julio Herrera
Chaves County
William Coffey
W. Juniper
Fifth
Virginia
Bovina Driver Jailed in DWI Case
Kenneth Sterling Bates 41 of Bovina Texas was fined 175 dollars and costs by Justice of the Peace L O Thompson Jr for driving while intoxicated. Bates arrested at 4 p m Sunday at the north city limits of Roswell was jailed in lieu of payment. Also arrested for DWI was Leroy John Lopez 21 with no address listed, booked at the Chaves County sheriff's office after an arrest at 3 45 a m Sunday.
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Kenneth Sterling Bates
Bovina
Tex
Justice of the Peace
L.O. Thompson Jr
Supreme Court shields magazines from seizure
Washington AP reports the Supreme Court ruled that certain Danish nudist magazines, some aimed at homosexual readers, are protected from seizure and destruction by the federal government. The decision underscores First Amendment protections for controversial publications.
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Washington
Supreme Court Today
Thieves Steal Cigarettes From Liverpool Brewery
A gang stole about $64,000 worth of cigarettes from a Liverpool brewery in daylight near the central police station. Workers saw the theft and the thieves fled in a company truck, then returned for a second load before escaping as brewers gave chase.
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Liverpool
England
Central
Gililland Services Pending For Roswell Man
Funeral services are pending at Roswell Funeral Home for Horace Edward Gililland 61 custodian at Yucca Middle High School who died after a fatal heart attack Sunday evening He was dead on arrival at St Mary's Hospital at 7 15 p m He had lived in Roswell two years in Chaves County four years and in New Mexico 19 years born in Texas September 13 1906 his last address 107 W Bland He married Ruby M Kelley January 26 1930 in Abilene Texas His wife his mother Mrs Frank Gililland of Lubbock Texas a son and three daughters survive along with three brothers and three sisters
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Roswell
Horace Edward Gililland
Yucca Middle
St. Mary's Hospital
Gililland
Chaves County
New Mexico
Texas
W. Bland
Ruby M. Kelley
Abernathy
Tex
Frank Gililland
Lubbock
Bob Gililland
Glenda Click
Ella Mae Robinette
Alda Raye Fortenberry
Chris John Tracey
N. Garden
Ballard Funeral Home
Greece
John
Mary Spirolas Trakas
United States
Chicago
Ill
el Paso Tex
Willie Adele Smith
Hagerman
Knights of Pythias
Edgewood School
John C
Albuquerque
Tommy C
Eastern New Mexico University
Portales
Pettie
Cheryl Tracey
Chicago Til
Burglary Charges Filed Against Three Men Here
Three men face burglary and larceny charges in Fifth District Court. Edward Roy Schneider Samuel A Miller and Albert Noel Cardona are named with Cardona linked to the Aug 27 Lonnie's 7 11 burglary and Schneider and Miller to the Sept 6 7 Peggies Arts Crafts burglary with larceny over 100 dollars. All three pleaded not guilty at Oct 19 Justice of the Peace appearance.
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Fifth District Court
Patrick Hanagan
Edward Roy Schneider
Samuel A. Miller
Albert Noel Cardona
Cardona
Lonnie
E. McGaffey
Schneider
Miller
Peggie’s Arts & Crafts
Justice of the Peace
Justice of the Peace Court
Stolen Hagerman Truck Recovered
A pickup truck stolen Saturday from the Richardson car lot in Hagerman was recovered Sunday at 5:40 p.m. two miles east of Atkinson on Eland by the Chaves County sheriff's office. Mrs. Goggin reported the vehicle parked with one door open.
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Hagerman
Chaves County
Hospital admissions and births listed at ENM Medical Center
Visiting hours posted for General and Maternity patients. Record shows Admitted and Dismissed lists at ENM Medical Center and Memorial Osteopathic with many names, births, and addresses dated Oct 20 22. Notable entries include Ada Britton and Archie Krker births and multiple residents admitted or discharged across Oct 21 22.
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ENM Medical Center
Ada Britton
Sara D. Clement
Belle Corbell
W. Tilden
Sharlene Ramey
Mike Heathington
Andrew R. Powell
Lee Mullins
Abbie Moss
Warren Watkins
Joyce Ledgwood
Fred van Winkle
N. Orchard
Bessie H. McFall
Archie Kirker
Maryland
Memorial Osteopathic
Ross E. Ledbetter
E. McGaffey
No Arson Indicated in Two Weekend Fires
Fire Chief Juan Apodaca said investigations showed no arson in two weekend blazes. Damage totaled about 230000 dollars at the Farmers Market and Supply Company and 140000 dollars at Baker Drug Store. no injuries were reported. The article also notes Mars approached Earth at about 35 million miles in 1956, the nearest until 1971.
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Las Cruces
Juan Apodaca
Farmer’s Market and Supply Co
Baker Drug Store
Berkeley
Mars
Rites set for Roswell residents in three funeral services
Funeral services held in Roswell for Clifford M. Arnold 91 of 1212 E Walnut with burial at South Park Cemetery. Also noted are services for Karen Ann French 38 of 703 Serena Drive and Chris John Tracey 76 of 411 N Garden, with details of their origins and survivors.
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Clifford M. Arnold
E. Walnut
Arnold
Roswell
Ballard Chapel
John H. Parrott
First Baptist Church
Luther Tankersley
South Park Cemetery
A.H. Cates
Traffic accidents clog city scenes with multiple charges
A string of accidents and citations reported through the night and early morning. W R Goldston, 57, and Ben James Donham, 58, both on West Auto Route. Donham cited for following too closely. Roland Roberts, 46, and Willie Duran, 54, on Monroe Drive and Mulberry, Duran charged with DUI. Murray Parham, 48, and Terry Richardson, 17, on Bandolina and Grand, Richardson cited for improper left turn. Charles Fuller, 55, and Inez Reed, 30, at A 1 Retail Station, Reed charged for failure to yield. Richard Villard, 38, and Paige Webster, 15, on West Alameda and Carver, Webster cited for following too closely. Manuel Ramirez, 19, and Felipe Apadeca, 24, and Jean Lee, 23, at Ninth/Main, Main/Lee cited for following too close. Richard Drysdale, 49, on Brasher Road, careless driving. Francisco Acevedo, 61, and A A Green Jr., 16, on Garden/19th, Green cited for failing to yield. passenger Charles Green injured but not visibly. David Rice, 23, Wyoming, careless driving. vehicle hit pole, damaged $500, driver refused treatment.
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N. Montana
W.R. Goldston
Ben James Donham
Donham
South Garden
E. Summit
Roland Roberts
Monroe Drive
Willie Duran
E. Mulberry
Duran
Main
Murray Dean Parham
Terry L. Richardson
N. Grand
SE Main
Brasher Rd
Richard Wayne Drysdale
Rt. 2
Drysdale
N. Garden
Francisco C. Acevedo
S. Ash
A.A. Green Jr
Green
Charles Green
S. Wyoming
David D. Rice
Rice
Wyoming
Theft of Mail Reported Near Roswell
Chaves County Sheriff Tom Nord investigates a mailbox theft northeast of Roswell. Mrs. Oran Bernard reported mail taken and destroyed at 8:45 a.m. A driver's license may be among the items. juveniles are suspected.
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Chaves County
Tom Nord
Roswell
Oran Bernard
No Progress Made In Copper Strike
Salt Lake City AP reports negotiators have not started talks and none are planned in the nationwide copper strike now in its 101st day. About 50,000 workers remain idled as observers guess the stoppage may be about halfway through. The Commerce Department had predicted copper stocks would last 60 to 90 days when the strike began July 15. Hawaii consists of more than 100 islands.
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Salt Lake City
Commerce Department
Markets dip then trim losses as Fed proposal spooks traders
New York stocks fall sharply on news Congress or Fed plans to extend 70 percent margin requirements for banks and other lenders. Dow declines near 10 points at one point, then recovers about two thirds as bargains are found. Auto stocks and IBM drop while Rheem leads on Seeburg bid. Egg, livestock, and Chicago cattle figures listed.
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New York
Federal Reserve Board
Ford
IBM
Rheem Manufacturing
Seeburg
Rheem
Polaroid
International Nickel
Westinghouse Electric
Eastern Air Lines
Boeing
Pfizer
New York Central and
Standard
Youth Advised Of His Rights In Drug Case
A Phoenix youth Thomas Patrick Bell aged 19 was advised of his rights by Justice of Peace L O Thompson Jr after a tip led to a room inspection at the New Mexico Military Institute. No hearing date was set. Bell and Casper Wyoming teen Louis A Christenson 17 were arrested by city and state police early Saturday morning on possession charges. The younger boy was to appear in juvenile court today.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Justice of Peace
L.O
Steel Haulers End Three Month Strike Vote Tally
Independent steel haulers vote to end a three month strike in eight states with 67 percent supporting return to work Tuesday morning. William Kusley announced figures would be released later as votes from all states were tabulated in Gary Indiana amid a Pittsburgh explosion and lingering Pittsburgh talks.
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Gary
Ind
William Kusley
Kusley
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Labor and Industry
William J. Hart
Hart
Cleveland
Ohio
Buffalo
N.Y
National Steel Carriers Association
Coalition Forms Alliance Across Racial Groups in Albuquerque
The Spanish-American Federal Alliance of Free City States ends a two day Albuquerque meeting by signing a political coalition with Negro groups. Signatories include SNCC, Congress of Racial Equality, Black Muslims, Black Panthers, Black Congress, Hopi Indians and Reies Tijerina. The pact aims to unite groups to challenge white supremacy, with some leaders admitting the fight may involve armed action.
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Albuquerque
Federal Alliance of Free City States
Alliance
Student Non- Violent Coordinating Committee
The
Congress of Racial Equality
Black Muslims
Black Congress
Black Panthers
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August Merz
Marie White
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Joel Norris
E. Fourth
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Carlos Perez
Frank Aragon
ST. Mary’s
Isabel Garcia
Annie B. Pounds
Furman Montoya
Box
E. T. Akin
Karla Stockard
Alice Williamson
la Fonda
Debbie Courtnay
Pinon
Anita Cole
Bill R. Ballard
S. Hemlock
Kim Britain
S. Madison
Herman Goodlow
Rt. 1
Peter E. Dunne
S. Montana
Michael F. Cusack
Houston
Trinidad Cardona
Picacho
Helene Coats
S. Missouri
Felipe Mendoza
S. Stanton
Daniel Sosa
Charles G. Pittard
Eugene Lott
Luther Helmstetler
Bill Ballard
Richard Dutchover
Toribio Sanchez
Kenneth Wheeler
Mildred I. Thornton
Travis Keesee
Priscilla
Patricia Barnett
David L. Glass
Amelia S. Aragon
E. Bland
Bob Carroll
N. Atkinson
Jarard
Jarard Adams
S. Michigan
C.M. Arnold
W.L. French
Karen Ann French
Serena Drive
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Texaco, Inc
Metairie Cemetery
New Orleans
Austin H. Dillon
First Methodist Church
Geraldine Barbee
French
William
Mary Warner Shively
Louisiana State University
William L. French
Episcopal Church
Jennifer
Jessica
C. J. Tracey
Island Domain
Hawaii
Oil of
California
Denver Livestock
E.F. Hutton & Co
Dow-Jones
Amer
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T&t
Park-Davis
RCA
Atkinson
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Sears Roeb
Chrysler
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Skelly Oil
Oca-Cola
Swest PS
Cent Oil
Sperry
Ad’ Es du Pont
Ltd Oil NJ
Estmn Ko
Sunray DX
el Paso NG
Tenneco
Reies Tijerina
Ralph Featherstone
SNCC
Featherstone
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