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Newspaper
Roswell Daily Record
Location
Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1967
Page
2
The Senate considers a stopgap spending bill to fund federal departments that ran dry at midnight. Sen. Mundt plans a 95 percent cut in nondefense appropriations for the year ending next June 30, while Sen. Williams is reportedly preparing another approach.
Local court records list multiple defendants fined and sentenced for drunkenness disorderly conduct driving violations and related charges. The piece also covers Senate House clashes over 1967 68 appropriations with proposed spending cuts and a shelved income tax surcharge.
Hospital visitors are scheduled with general patients 2 30 to 8 30 p m maternity 3 to 5 and 6 30 to 8 30 p m. St Marys lists admissions on Oct 23 and dismissals also that date with names and addresses. Memorial Osteopathic lists patients including Lena Anderson Payton Windsor Carlos Perez and others with addresses.
Santa Fe AP The New Mexico attorney general Office says rules requiring a school principal's approval for married students to participate in activities or clubs are arbitrary and unreasonable Such rules would be void under state law The opinion also says a rule to require a pregnant student to withdraw would violate compulsory attendance law The ruling was sought by Supt Mack G Henington of Estancia Municipal Schools after the Estancia Board proposed such regulations
James Crosby, 51, of Cottonwood Ranch, was fined 50 with costs and ordered to restitution on two counts of issuing worthless checks under 25. The checks were 20 and 15 dollars. Crosby appeared before Justice of the Peace L O Thompson Jr. Deputies arrested him about 7 pm Monday on a warrant from De Baca County for issuing a worthless check over 25 and filed local counts earlier today.
A 21 year old Clovis man, Jay Ewing, was found guilty of second degree murder in Las Cruces for the July 2 shooting death of Army Sgt. J C Bullard after a one day trial. The six man six woman jury recommended clemency and deliberated about 22 hours. Ewing claimed self defense. Bullard was shot five times after a party. Ewing was on parole for an aggravated battery charge. The district attorney sought the death penalty.
NASA announces a four percent staff reduction, about 1460 jobs, mainly via attrition with some layoffs. The agency seeks space-center input by Thursday and also targets a one percent personnel funds cut, no overtime, and a full cut in transportation funds to limit travel.
At 11 45 a m in S Washington and Tilden streets Barney Lee Douglas 50 of 1100 N Washington and Sadie E Toby 69 of 600 S Missouri were involved Toby charged with failure to yield right of way and driver information given.
Three men Thor Trontveit 30 Fairbanks Alaska Rolf Storhavg 22 Oslo Norway and Finer Pedersen 48 navigator SAS were rescued by a U S Air Force helicopter near Inuvik after a forced landing in near zero weather. They spent nine days marooned 90 miles southwest of Inuvik in the Yukon wilderness following engine failures on a 500 mile flight from Fairbanks to Inuvik on October 14. The men were walking and in good condition with minor injuries reported.
The Pittsburgh based steel haulers reached a settlement accepted by 67 percent of 10 000 to 20 000 workers ending a long strike. The agreement grants $10 an hour after four hours waiting, a 5 percent rate increase, and a committee to represent haulers before the Teamsters. The strike disrupted eight states with violence and fatalities. Kusley from Gary Indiana calls the move the beginning of organized labor’s power.
Mrs. Mabel Agnes Poland 63 of Roswell died Monday in Presbyterian Hospital Albuquerque after a long illness. She lived in New Mexico for 50 years and in Roswell 20. She is survived by a son Virgil J. Poland and a brother. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. at Ballard Chapel with burial at Memory Lawn Cemetery. Pallbearers named.
Three girls were injured in a collision at the South Washington and Hendricks intersection at 3 06 pm Monday. Nancy Kay Robinson 16 of 109 W Oliver and Betsy May 15 of 1505 S Kentucky were car passengers. Robinson was treated at St Marys and May taken to a private doctor.
Supreme Court revival of the Scopes era looms as Susan Epperson and H H Blanchard challenge Arkansas antievolution law. They argue the measure limits scientific inquiry and violates equal protection, citing teaching bans, fines, and firings for educators and curricula.
New York index gains outpace losses though Dow dips slightly after GM recalls 1,143,000 Chevrolet cars. Broader NYSE index stays higher while the Dow slips. Chrysler and Ford show mixed moves amid varied commodity and livestock notes from Chicago and Denver markets.
Lewis Jose Borias, 39, was charged in Fifth District Court with statutory rape and assault with intent to commit a violent felony and sexual assault. Judge L O Thompson presided with transcripts by Patrick Hanagan. Borias pled not guilty to contributing to the delinquency of a minor rape and an assault to commit a felony and was bound over to District Court on a $3,000 bond.
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