End of Daylight Saving Time Headlines Local Reactions
DST ends next Sunday at 2 a m affecting routines and golf plans while the Legislature may reconsider it. Local highway spending totals look large with state and federal funds, and four tons of washed carrots from Orchard Park travel to Arizona. Lost and Found notices from Frolics prompt calls. ENMU music professor Louis Diercks organizes a regional adult chorale with Roswell and Portales members.
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Phoenix
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Khusweil
Schoenburg Bros. Produce Co
John Chappell
Arizona
Orville Worley
Orchard Park
UAW Ford Vote Yields 3 Year Pact 2-1
The first UAW local at Ford voted 2-1 to approve a three year contract ending a 48 day strike, a result reported from Ford plants nationwide involving about 160,000 members.
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Associated Press
Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
Ford Motor
Livonia
UAW
Ford
Conservation Awards Top Annual Meet at Macho District Dinner
Members of the Macho Soil and Water Conservation District honored board of supervisors and the secretary at a Monday night meeting held at Berrendo Elementary School. Alton Corn and Bronson Corn were elected to the board, with Bronson winning a runoff after a tie. Essay winners were Michael Burris first, Donza Crawford second, James Hart third, with honorable mentions to Murray Stein Rhetta Huff and Cathy Weatherford. Plaques celebrated long service for Penny Henson John Anderson Alton Corn G W Shanks and J Louis Merritt.
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Board of Supervisors
Berrendo
Alton Corn
Bronson Corn
J.W. Daniels
Michael Burris
Donza Crawford
James Hart
Murray Stein
Rhetta Huff
Cathy Weatherford
Penny Henson
John Anderson
KSWS
Ksws-Tv
G.W. Shanks
J. Louis Merritt
Clem Weindorf
Macho
New Mexico
Weindorf
Barney Yost
Women’s Auxiliary
Opal Merritt
Vaughn and
Corona
Russell Bird
Fred L. Burris
Donza
Faye Crawford
James
John R. Hart
Stubbs
U S Weighs Sudden Incident Pause in Vietnam War Talks
The United States considers a major pause in the sudden incident against North Vietnam this winter to test Hanoi’s willingness to begin peace talks. A prolonged halt could begin with the Christmas truce in December and three stand downs through January, though military leaders oppose it.
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John T. Wheeler
Associated Press
Saigon
United States
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Washington
U.S
Thieu Plans Air War Truce After Inauguration
The article notes Nguyen Van Thieu pledging a truce in the air war and the pause in bombing being unlikely to be arranged before his inauguration at the end of October as weather in Laos favors bombing during winter.
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Ind
William Kusley
Hobart
UPI
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Nguyen van Thieu
Track Plans Of Ruidoso Protested
The Village of Ruidoso Downs protests neighboring Ruidoso plans to acquire the track. A special meeting passed a resolution citing fears of negative economic impact on Ruidoso Downs. A Dec 4 special election will decide if the village should negotiate to buy the track.
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Ruidoso
Ruidoso Downs
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Buffalo man jailed for car theft faces new Oklahoma truck trip charges
Walter Pidgeon, 29, of Buffalo, New York, who finished a six month term at Chaves County jail for auto theft, is charged with using a county dump truck to drive 400 miles to Arapaho Oklahoma without permission. He stole the 1960 two ton truck loaded with 200 gallons of gas, fled after a rod burned out, and is to be returned to New Mexico to answer charges.
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Chaves
Oklahoma
Tom Nord
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Justice of the Peace
L. O. Thompson
Nord
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Arapaho
Okla
Clinton
Chaves County
New Mexico
Egypt Says It Shot Down Israeli Mirage Over Suez Duel
Egyptian and Israeli forces engaged in a fierce artillery and mortar duel at the southern end of the Suez Canal. Egypt claimed it shot down one Israeli Mirage jet and reported four Israeli tanks damaged in the clash.
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Associated Press
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Egypt
Israel
U S Lifts Arms Ban on Israel and Arab States
The United States will resume shipments of selected military equipment to Israel and five Arab states, lifting a ban in place since the June war. The State Department cites restraint amid a growing arms race, while noting Soviet deliveries to Arab allies continue. An Israeli spokesman mentions oil refineries near Port Suez burning after clashes following the cease-fire.
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United States
Israel
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U.S
Middle East
Robert J. McCloskey
Near East
Port Suez
Port Taufiq
Egypt
U.N
Louisiana Crime Probe Targets Cosa Nostra Influence
Six investigations are under way after Life magazine cited Cosa Nostra ties to Louisiana politics and business. Key figures include Carlos Marcello, Gov. McKeithen staff, contractor D Alton Smith, state police Cmdr Roland Coppola, Judge Malcolm O Hara, and Teamster Edward Partin. The probe examines bribery, racketeering, and alleged efforts to free James Hoffa.
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Cosa Nostra
Louisiana
Life Magazine
Carlos Marcello
New Orleans
Cosa Nostra Activiies
Marcello
John Meker
New York
Life
D’alton Smith
Aubrey Young
McKeithen
Young
Smith
Roland Coppola
Lafayette
Malcolm V. O'Hara
Orleans Parish
Jim Garrison
Underworld
Jeferson Parish
Ferriday
Jefferson Parish
State Labor Management Commission of Inquiry
Teamsters
James Hoffa
East Baton Rouge
Dist
Atty
Sargent Pitcher
Edward Grady Partin
Pitcher
Partin
Hoffa
Grazing Group and BLM Set Roswell Meeting
A joint session of the Southeastern New Mexico Grazing Association and the Bureau of Land Management will gather in Roswell on November 7 at 10 a.m. at the Roswell Inn. Jim Anderson, State Director of BLM, will lead the morning informational on proposed grazing lease regulations, followed by the association’s annual business meeting in the afternoon.
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Southeastern New Mexico
Humphrey to Visit El Paso Amid Chamizal Ceremony
Vice President Hubert Humphrey plans a trip to El Paso Texas on Friday to join other administration dignitaries. President Johnson will attend a Saturday ceremony with Mexican President Gustavo Diaz Ordaz to formalize the Chamizal Strip transfer ending a long-running bilateral dispute.
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Hubert Humphrey
el Paso
Johnson
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Mexico
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