Court Makes No Headway In Seating Sheppard Panel
Four housewives were excused for cause as prosecutors and defense eyed jurors for Samuel H. Sheppard retrial in Marilyn Sheppard murder. Prosecutors pressed on circumstantial evidence and innocence presumption while two were excused and six seated tentatively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheppard Panel
Arthur Everett
Cleveland
Ohio
Samuel H. Sheppard
Marilyn
Sheppard
Francis J. Talty
Methodists Set Conference Here In Rio Grande District
The Western District of the Rio Grande Conference will hold its District Conference at El Di vino Pastor Methodist Church Friday and Saturday. It begins at 2 p m Friday with Rev Simon Nieto presiding. About fifty to fifty five ministers and delegates from Texas and New Mexico are expected. Rev N R Saenz will preach Friday at 8 p m. WSCS ladies will host a banquet Friday night and a noon dinner Saturday. Rev Jose F Salas pastors El Buen Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rio Grande
The
Methodist Church
el Divino
Methodist
Simon Nieto
Texas
New Mexico
N. R. Saenz
Central District
WSCS
Jose F. Salas
Official Records Divorces Granted And Licenses
Official records list divorces granted for Romelda Burns and Royce Burns Linda Sue Brandt and Ronald Brandt Ronald Jerrell Dillard and Sammye June Dillard Elza Johnson and J M Johnson Willie Goree and Myrtle Goree Judith Ann Day and Robert H Day George Alaniz Jr and Gloria Alaniz Linda Johnson and Donald Johnson. Marriage licenses issued in Roswell and surrounding areas including Glen Irving Peacock and Irva P Jackson Donna Lynn and John Vincent Hamiga Billy Wanzer and Jackie Wynell Norris Mary K Wortman Fred Liebsch and Elizabeth Knight Karen Krach and Robert Skaggs Charlie Duncan and Kay Burton Bruce L Shearer and Sherry Kneece Jack W Meier and Dorothea Newcomb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romelda Burns
Royce Burns
Linda Sue Brandt
Ronald Brandt
Ronald Jerrell Dillard
Sammye June Dillard
Elza Johnson
J. M. John
Willie Goree
Myrtle Goree
Judith Ann Day
Robert H. Day
George Alaniz Jr
Gloria Alaniz
Linda Johnson
Donald Johnson
Glen Irving Peacock
Roswell
Irva P. Jackson
Lovington
John Vincent Hamiga
Donna Lynn
Charlie Duncan
Kay F. Burton
Bruce L. Shearer
Sherry Kneece
Jack W. Meier
Indianapolis
Ind
Dorothea Newcomb
Justices Suspended By Finance Director in New Mexico
Eleven New Mexico justices of the peace are suspended with five days to show cause for reinstatement. C. R. Sebastian, the state finance director, cited failure to remit funds, ordering records audited by the state auditor. Several named judges across Albuquerque Santa Fe Clovis and other towns were included in the action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sebastian
State Auditor’s Office
A. C. Alona
Clovis
James A. Lewis
Eugene L. Cline
Harold J. Weiler
Albuquerque
Freddie Salazar
Alfredo Q. Ortiz
Santa Fe
George Cooley
Thoreau
Carl Lytle
Grants
Joe I. Maestas
Fairview
Fred Sinclair
Clayton
Abel Jaramillo
Belen
Scouts Schedule 50 Mile Hike on Capitan Mountain
Scout Troop 50 from Walker Air Force Base plans a four day 50 mile hike starting Wednesday at the Capitan north base road. Thirty four youths plus four leaders will do 10 hours of conservation work for Lincoln National Forest and end Sunday at the Capitan south base road with Roswell Citizens Band providing an emergency walkie talkie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scout Troop 50
Walker Air Force Base
Capitan Mountain
North Base Road
Capitan
Lincoln National Forest
South Base Road
Roswell
Butterfield Gets 30 Day Sentence
Keene A. Butterfield aged 58 of 1603 N Union was sentenced to 30 days in county jail for driving without a license and for driving while intoxicated. The sentences run concurrently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keene A. Butterfield
N. Union
Butterfield
Hospital births and admissions listed by area centers
A reader notice lists births and admissions across multiple hospitals. Entries include Mr. and Mrs. Jake Padilla with a son and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Arias with a son born October 24, plus several admitted patients at ENM Medical Center and Memorial Osteopathic with various named individuals and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evanthia Streety
Paul Winham
Gennie Lyons
Jake Padilla
Robert Arias
Charlotte Hadden
W. Hendricks
ENM Medical Center
John Wagner
Artesia
Henry Alaniz
Maryland
Cordelia M. Kincaid
J. B. Howell
W. Eighth
L. C. Hudry
S. Kentucky
Eugene J. Winkler
Earl L. Malone
S. Lea
Henry Cozart
Tatum
Olin E. Gray
Forest
George Purcella
Louis Cummins
Norwood Chairs County Study on League Membership
Alan A. Norwood Chaves County commissioner has been named chair of a committee to study the feasibility of county membership in the New Mexico Municipal League. The Municipal League board rejected county commissioner membership in September, with the issue to be discussed at the next New Mexico Association of County Officials meeting in Tucumcari.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weiler
Ortiz
Judicial Systems Study Committee
John L. Martin
Epimenio Herrera
Eloy Duran
Albuquerque
Everett T. Shockey
Moriarty
Alan A. Norwood
Chaves
New Mexico Municipal League
The
Municipal League
County Commission
New Mexico
Soul Proof Duel: $200,000 for Hidden Human Soul
About 18 days of court time next year will test scientifically the existence of the human soul. The $200,000 prize from James Kidd’s 1951 will may go to researchers or groups providing proof of a soul or its existence after death. Entities include California Parapsychology Foundation, Arizona Board of Regents, University of Life Church, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix, Ariz
James Kidd
Arizona
Kidd
Superior Court
Robert L. Myers
California Parapsychology Foundation, Inc
Arizona Board of Regents
Arizona Foundation For Neurology and Psychiatry
Parapsychology Foundation, Inc
University of Life Church, Inc
Neurological Sciences Foundation
Physical Research Foundation, Inc
The
Aquarian Foundation
Markets Rally as Prices Close Higher on Active Trading
Stocks ended higher after a volatile session with a 2 to 1 loss advantage narrowing to near balance. Du Pont and IBM led gains while blue chips improved though airlines electronics rails and motors lagged. volume around six million shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
du Pont
IBM
Xerox
Housewives Watch Price Cuts Amid Grocery Boycott in New Mexico
Associated Press reports New Mexico housewives group HELP maintains boycott while monitoring lower prices at Safeway K Mart and Foodway. Furr's reduces hours promotions and ad spend. Safeway may ask customers to bag and carry cuts to cars. bread prices trimmed with cheaper wrapper option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New Mexico
Albuquerque
HELP
Safeway
Kmart
Foodway
Furr’s
Piggly Wiggly
Southwest
Carlsbad
Roy Furr
New Mexico-West Texas
Bob Jaynes
el Paso
Hobbs
Youth Sentenced To Boys' School At Springer
Four juveniles appeared for hearings before Juvenile Court Judge George Reese. Frank Gabaldon 13 of 1515 S Grand was sentenced to the Boys School at Springer for receiving and concealing stolen property. Joe Ray Anaya 13 of 1416 S Stanton was paroled to his sister in Las Cruces after being charged with attempting to commit a felony. Rudy Brady 13 and Laurence Garcia 10 were also charged with attempting to commit a felony and were paroled to grandparents and parents respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Reese
Springer
Frank Gabaldon
S. Grand
Cruz Gabaldon
Joe Ray Anaya
Marie Anaya
S. Stanton
Las Cruces
Anaya
Rudy Brady
Abel Brady
Egg Market Steady In Chicago Wholesale Prices
Eggs in Chicago markets show steady wholesale prices with Grade A whites at 41 cents per dozen, mixed 41, mediums 32 1/2, standards 40, checks 34 1/4, reflecting steady demand for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EGG Market
Chicago
Gas pump crash starts fire at 600 N Grand
Fire Department logs a gas pump blaze when an unidentified driver backed into a pump at 600 North Grand at 12 05. Line broken, fire controlled by 12 10 p.m. A second alarm at 109 West Albuquerque reports a shed behind a residence owned by I E M Burns with extensive damage. Cause unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Grand
Albuquerque
I.E.M. Burns
Denver Livestock Prices Mixed Across Cattle Hog and Sheep Halts
Denver market report shows cattle 2 200 calves and 50 slaughter steers steady with scarce other slaughter. Feeder steers good to choice 23.95 to 24.50. hogs 600 with barrows and gilts steady. sheep 2 500 slaughter lambs steady to strong. Feeder lambs 90 to 106 pounds 23.85 to 24.55. feeder lambs 23.50 to 24.50 for choice and fancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Livestock
Denver
Ap-Usda
Also Mentioned on This Page
United Fund
Scott Smith
Roswell High School
U.F.C
Cheryl West
Janet Graham
Stubbs
Methodists
Official
Billy Wanzer
Jackie Wynell Norris
Robert T. Dunlap
Mary K. Wortman
Fred Liebsch
Falls City
Neb
Elizabeth Knight
Robert Skaggs
Karen Krach
Cincinnati
Roswell Lodge No. 18
Af&am
Tony Catola, W.M
Mission
Olona
Amason, McGee, Allen & Glass, Inc
West Third
ST. Mary’s
Ralph Hall
W. Walnut
Marvin Dowdy
Dexter
Vicent Sedillo
Donna Olson
Portales
Maria Lozoya
Robert Shafer
Sherrill
Charles Marson
Missouri
Gregory Segovia
N. Orchard
Adolph Lopez
N. Main
Memorial Osteopathic
Ted Zafrano
S. Kansas
Judy Anaya
Martha Kennedy
N. Lea
Jesus Robles
E. Bland
A.M. Reagan
Joe Luna
A.J.C
Duane L. Adcock
Transportation
ALC
Jerry Gunning
FMS
Norwood
E.F. Hutton « Company Inc
NEW York and
Pacific Coast
North Main Street
Richard F. Speck
Ill
Speck
UPI
DOW Jones
F. Hutton & Co
E. F. Hutton & Co
Amerada
Nor N Gas
Aurtlin AM Philt Pet
Can
RCA Am
We Reich
Tel Tei
Reyn
Ariz P Sv
Rey Tob Atchisen
Richfid
Diego Gas
Atl
Sears Roeb
Cent Oil
Smith
Gulf Oil
Texaco
Hallibur
Transwa PL
Tnt BusMch
UN Oil Cal
Marath Oil
US Steel
Mobiles
UN Bancorp
Ward
Westy el Mont Mt
Front Air
N. Main Roswell, N. Mex
Kentucky
Yellowstone
Yellowstone Distillery Co
Louisville
Reliable Motors, Inc
Roswell, N. M
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