Roswell tales mix furniture woes and VA note
In Roswell a New York move story follows Ross Roswell attorney appointed to GM top legal post and Amy Malone. Bill Purdy arranges furniture with six to eight week delays. VA figures show 692 houses, $20 000 monthly upkeep, and a foreclosure cleanup timeline. Cheryl Smith graduates hours at Abilene Christian College.
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Ross
Amy Malone
New York
Big City
Roswell
General Motors
Malones
Bill Purdy
Nyc
Bill
Purdy
Veterans Administration
Span
Charles Pittard
Pittard
Cheryl Smith
Russell Smith
Abilene Christian College
Miss Smith
Roswell High School
UAW Ford contract approved by four locals
Four UAW locals representing skilled trades and production workers ratified a new contract with Ford Motor Co by wide margins. The 160000 Ford workers in 101 bargaining units vote today. The Senate Vietnam policy debate saw no public discussion with Rusk or McNamara. Cart.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
Ford Motor Co
UAW
Ford
Duffers' Aims Block Golf Ball Bombardment in Staten Island
Tower on the Green Inc owners of two luxury apartment buildings near the Silver Lake Park Golf Course filed a suit in State Supreme Court seeking to halt a bombardment of golf balls from the 18th hole. The suit claims more than 50 shots have broken windows and tenants live in fear of stray balls and flying glass. It seeks 385 in damages and either an injunction against the 18th hole or redesign of the hole to remove danger.
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New York
Staten Island
Tower On the Green, Inc
Silver Lake Park
Duffers
State Supreme Court
Senate rejects major federal spending cut proposals
The Senate defeated a $5 billion current year spending cut and a $2 billion appropriations cut as part of budget constraint push. House actions sought up to $8 billion in overall cuts. Debates centered on continuing funding for agencies with pending 1967-68 budgets and potential across the board reductions.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Congress
House
John J. Williams
R-Del
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Ford
Democratic Party
Karl E. Mundt
R-S.d
Water amendment eyed in Pecos Valley appeal option
A constitutional amendment involving Pecos Valley water use would allow State Engineer water decisions to be appealed in court. The measure is one of eight amendments on the November 7 ballot and an explanation appears on Page 5 today.
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Pecos Valley
Soviets Push UN for Israel Censure as Suez Fires Burn
United Nations reports renewed fighting near Port Taufiq and Suez oil refineries after Israeli shelling. The Soviet Union seeks a Security Council resolution condemning Israel while the United States and Israel deny Egyptian claims of aggression. Attacks prolong the cease-fire dispute as observers urge enforcement and reparations.
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Tom Hoge
Associated Press
United Nations
N.Y
Egypt
Suez
Soviet Union
U.N. Security Council
Israel
Artiillery
Port Tauiq
Security Council
Great Bitter Lake
Port Taufiq
Canal
Sinai
Damya
Jordan River
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Council
Suez Canal
Port Ibrahim
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
Fedorenko
United States
Britain
West Germany
Tel Aviv
Tear Gas Involves Roswell Killing Over shotgun Loan
A 46 year old Roswell man Jim G Branham Jr was stabbed to death after an argument over loaning a shotgun. Thomas J Smith Jr was charged with murder after being shot in a struggle with police and tear gas was used to compel surrender. Branham died at St Mary's Hospital shortly after the fight near his home. Smith detained at county jail awaiting arraignment.
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Roswell
Jim G. Branham Jr
E. Summit
Thomas J. Smith Jr
S. Ash
Branham
L. M. Hall
Smith
Hall
St. Mary's Hospital
Chaves
Justice of the Peace
L. O. Thompson Jr
Ash
Summit
James Nesmith
St Mary's
Civil Rights Measure Clears First Senate Test
Washington AP 8 7 vote in Senate Judiciary Committee after Sen Hugh Scott flew in from England for a key vote. Administration bill replaces Ervin substitute as panel moves to amendments. Scott cites White House strategy and Dodd in Rhode Island hospital.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Hugh Scott
Scott
Pennsylvania
England
White House
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Dn.c
Ervin
House
Capitol
Atty
Ramsey Clark
John Doar
Justice Department
Judiciary
Oxford University
Judiciary Committee
State meeting to open Thursday for New Mexico chamber executives
The New Mexico Chamber of Commerce Executives Assn fall meeting runs Thursday and Friday with serious sessions on the Capitol and development topics. Peggy Corbett opens with a noon luncheon keynote, followed by talks on mind indexing and state industrial development.
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State Capitol
New Mexico Chamber of Commerce Executives Assn
Peggy Corbett
Los Alamos
Harvey Drake
Oklahoma City
James Covell
New Mexico Department of Development
William Baldwin
Eastern New Mexico University
Chamber of Commerce
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AL Stubbs
Ralraraas
Harry G. Best Jr
U.S. Navy
San Diego
Calif
Harry G. Best
Encanto
THE
Washington — Administration
Vietnam
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Saigon
Army
Cairo
Stokely Carmichael
Sacramento
Ronald Reagan
Midwest
Texas
Reagan
Des Moines
Iowa
Tokyo
Sohyo
General Council of Japan
State Department
John Smith
CIA
Moscow
Literary Gazette
Defense Ministry of India
Wayne Patterson
Patterson
A. S. Patterson
Delaware
Las Vegas
Ragland
Port
Taufiq
Hamid Mahmoud
Gideon Rafael
Elath
Rafael
Man
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Dodd
Rhode Island
Chamber
Jack Hilligoss
Guenther P. Stieghorst
Southwestern Division
U.S. Chamber
Golden
Colo
Clare Miller
McPherson
Kan
Tom Bolack
Farmington
Bob Tinnie
Albuquerque
Arnold Mathias
Dallas
Bill Armstrong
Mathias
Armstrong
Fred Buckles
Roswell Industrial Air Center
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