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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1964

Page

2

Surprise cabinet talk sparks NM campaign luncheon

At a Santa Fe luncheon Republican and Democratic candidates discussed issues for senator and U S representatives along with Governor. The only surprise was Rep Thomas G Morris saying a rumor of a cabinet post had circulated previously. Other remarks covered reapportionment, surplus goals, road funds, and responses to civil rights and past administration ethics cases.

Santa FE U. S. Representatives Jack Campbell Associated Press Managing Editors Association U. S Thomas G. Morris Morris

New Defense Appointed for Steele in Roswell Killing Case

Harold L. Hensley Jr. named defense counsel for Robert P. Steele by District Judge George L. Reese replacing Paul Snead. Steele faces charges for the murders of Erika McGowan and her 3 year old son Peter Fortin after extradition from Paramus New Jersey. Ross Malone remains co counsel as Steele’s preliminary hearing looms this week. Airman John Daniels of Walker Air Force Base identified Steele as the shooter.

Harold L. Hensley Jr Robert P. Steele Roswell George L. Reese Hensley Paul Snead Steele Ross Malone Erika McGowan Peter Fortin Paramus New Jersey W. E. Smith C. John Daniels Walker Air Force Base

American Plane Possibly Shot Down by Cambodians

A two engine U S Air Force transport was hit by ground fire during an airdrop near a U S Special Forces camp and crashed killing all eight aboard. Military sources say the wreckage fell about half a mile from the Cambodian frontier in Viet Nam. Cambodia said its antiaircraft battery shot down a similar plane on Saturday in Mondulkiri Province. U S officials in Saigon had initially blamed Viet Cong guerrillas.

Saigun South Viet Nam U.S Viet Nam Cambodia Mondelkiri Saigon

Muscovites Launch Third Television Channel

Moscow television's third program began operation today airing four times weekly. The channel will offer foreign language lessons in English and French and feature science films.

Moscow Moscow Television

Crowd Management School At State Police Headquarters

A Traffic and Crowd Management school is held at the State Police Headquarters in Roswell today and tomorrow. Instructors include Otis Haley Carlsbad police chief and Melvin West Roswell patrolman. About half the region's State Police, 30, attend today and the other half tomorrow.

Roswell New Mexico Otis Haley Carlsbad Ageant Melvin West

Hospitals Update On Visiting Hours And Admitted List

The notice lists visiting hours for General patients from 2 p.m. to 8 30 p.m. Maternity visits are 3 to 5 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 30 p.m. It records multiple admissions and discharges across St Marys ENM Medical Center Memorial Osteopathic and Walker Air Force Base along with recent births. Names include Ellsworth Boswell Kellie Graham Richard Bannon and many others. Births include a Dexter couple and a Route 2 Harlan family with newborns.

ST. Mary's Barney Green Maria Montoya Henry Alaniz Roy Rodriguez Willard Watson Tony Smith Sharon Millsap Glen Langham Kellie Graham Milton Hathaway T. J. Carey Ellsworth Boswell Alex Crist Phillip Monical Bertha Fielden Felipe Horton O. H. Hewatt Charles Smith Lucille Henderson Wayne Morris V. S. Carr Candance Downey Manuel Ramirez Dexter James E. Harlan Route 2 Larry A. Robinson W. Jaffa ENM Medical Center James H. Jamison Lovington Lonnie Moore Highland Rd Willie M. Sparks E. Walnut Joseph Carrier George Merriman Lake Arthur Dwight “Pat” Patterson Ruidoso Downs Bessie Tegler W. Third O. K. Chapman

GM Strikes End National Walkout Yet Local Tieups Persist

Detroit AP reports GM ending its 31 day national walkout while 28 local units still stay out delaying operations. 95 of 97 local unions ratified a new three year national contract. 102 of 130 GM units settled. Local plants may be recalled gradually as callbacks occur.

Detroit General Motors Corp United Auto Workers Union UAW Pontiac Mich Buick Flint Kansas City Kan Louis G. Seaton Chrysler Corp Ford Motor Co

Roswell Daily Record Announces Weekly News Tip Reward

The Roswell Daily Record offers five dollars each week for the best news tip received at 424 North Main. Winners are announced weekly. Call MA 27710 from 6 30 am to 5 pm or 623 6693 after 5 pm. For missed editions call MA 2 7710 5 7 pm Sunday through Friday.

Roswell

Britain unveils emergency plan to reduce $2 billion trade gap

London. Prime Minister Harold Wilson's Labour government outlines an emergency program to shrink a 1964 trade shortfall of about $2 billion. Measures include import surcharges, export tax breaks, and a Commonwealth export council. Britain may borrow up to $1 billion from the IMF to support the pound while pledging ongoing expenditure review.

London Harold Wilson Britain Commonwealth Export Council George Brown International Monetary Fund

Two More Die On Highways In New Mexico

Two people died in separate New Mexico crashes reported by the State Police. Jose Hernandez 40 died in Anthony after his car was struck by Francisco Miranda 26 of La Mesa. Clarence McGee 39 of San Antonio Texas died when a truck he rode in overturned after a front tire blew out about 35 miles west of Fort Sumner on U S 60.

Associated Press New Mexico Jose Hernandez Anthony Francisco Miranda la Mesa Clarence McGee San Antonio Tex Fort Sumner U.S. 60

B52 Bombers Placed On Guam Within Range Of China

The United States stationed 15 B52 heavy bombers on Guam, about 1,000 miles from China, replacing a B47 unit. The move, made last spring, positions the fleet closer to Communist China with a 6,000 mile base range and the ability to be refueled for greater reach. Each aircraft can carry multiple nuclear weapons and is capable of launching Hound Dog missiles.

Washington United States Guam Red China China Air Force U.S

Canadians Sell Wheat To Russia

Russia bought 10.6 million bushels of Canadian wheat and flour worth about 21 million dollars. Shipments will begin next month via St Lawrence and Atlantic ports, with 250000 long tons of wheat and 25000 long tons of flour. Cuba may receive some goods under the contract, negotiated by Nikolai Belousov of the Soviet Grain Board at the Canadian Wheat Board in Winnipeg.

Winnipeg Man Russia Canada Canadian Wheat Board St. Lawrence Atlantic Cuba Soviet Union Wheat Board Nikolai Belousov Soviet Grain Board Belousov Nikita Khrushchev Caribbean

Clothing Stolen From Parked Car in Sunday Theft

A man's suit hat coat and shirt valued at 108 were stolen from a car owned by John Harless of Loving New Mexico while parked at Saint Mary's Hospital. A surplus City wrench worth 98 was reported missing. A 41 television from Land's Motel and a 22 caliber pistol from 215 E. Wildy were also stolen. A 1963 Ford Galaxy taken from Grubb's Motor Company was located Sunday and found undamaged at Mesa Junior High.

John Harless Loving New Mexico Saint Mary's Hospital Land’s Milo Garcia E. Wildy Grubb’s Motor Company Mesa Junior High

Indefinite suspension ordered for New Mexico attorney

The New Mexico Supreme Court suspended attorney C N Morris from practice indefinitely after his involuntary manslaughter conviction from a fatal drunk driving crash near Artesia. The decision notes the act violated law and morals, with termination possible after one year or upon completion of his sentence and civil restoration of rights.

Santa FE Carlspad C. N Bill) Morris New Mexico New Mexico Supreme Court Morris Artesia Gregorio Molina Lakewood Board of Bar Examiners Supreme Court

Markets Gains Are Cut In Late Trading

New York stocks ended the day with modest gains trimmed in late trading as volume neared 5.2 million shares. Eastman Kodak, Santa Fe, Texaco, and Caterpillar rose, while IBM and Xerox fell about 3 percent.

New York Herbert Hoover Eastman Kodak Santa Fe Texaco Caterpillar General Motors Ford Chrysler IBM Xerox United U.S. Industries Eastern Air Lines Polaroid Liggett & Myers Pacific Tin ACF Industries American Export Lines Colgate - Palmolive Dice-Wayne National Airlines Revlon Soo Line Singer Norfolk & Western Korvette Lukens Steel Texas Gulf American Stock Exchange

12 Year Old Loses Control of Car in Roswell

A 12 year old Roswell boy named Mike Pratt lost control of a car he was driving on Berrendo Road one mile east of U S 70. He skidded and crashed into a pasture fence. Pratt was cited for reckless driving and no license. The vehicle belonged to Lima Brown. A nearby 7 year old was struck but not injured when a passing pickup moved and backed into him at a Democratic Rally at Honda Center. Mario Gonzales was taken to Saint Mary's for observation.

Roswell U. S. 70 Berrendo Road Mike Pratt S. Kentucky Pratt Lima Brown W. Deming Honda Center Mario Gonzales E. Deming Saint Mary’s

Locational notes for Eddy County survey and pool data

In Eddy County area 33-20S-28E data show George D. Riggs Box 116 Carlsbad and Hughes No. 7 Unit N Salador Yates pool with coordinates 990-S 18038-W Elev 3199 feet 660 feet Yates formation Rotary.

George D. Riggs Carlsbad Hughes Salador- Yates Pool Yates Formation Rotary

Churches in Boston Valued at About 3.5 Billion Dollars

U S churches occupy buildings valued at roughly three and a half billion dollars in the Boston area, reflecting substantial investment in religious infrastructure.

Boston U.S

Dow Jones advances with mixed gains across sectors

In Chicago, eggs hold steady as wholesale prices show little change. A whites 36, mixed 36, medium 26 2, standards 30, dirty grades unquoted. Dow Jones averages rise modestly with Industrials up 0.51, Rails up 0.89, Utilities up 0.22, and the overall index at 313.54.

DOW Jones Associated Press Chicago

Accidents Reported Saturday and Sunday In City Area

Saturday accidents occurred at S E Main and McGaffey at 8 04 a m involving Rachael E Boice and Barbara Ann Rose and at Main and 19th Streets at 4 04 p m involving George Bernard Humphreys and Betty Lou Owens. Sunday at Virginia and 13th Streets at 10 15 a m involved Oscar Cook and Ronald Micheal Gunderson riding a bicycle with Gunderson taken to WAFB Hospital in good condition. no citations were issued.

S. E. Main McGaffey Rachael E. Boice Rt. 2 Barbara Ann Rose W. Hendricks Main 19Th Streets George Bernard Humphreys S. 2Nd Artesia Betty Lou Owens Broadway Virginia 13Th Streets Oscar Cook Rt. 1 Ronald Micheal Gunderson W. College Gunderson Ballard Wafb Hospital

Bowling Group Meeting Cancelled After Local Death

A meeting of the Women's Bowling Association scheduled for Tuesday evening at the Chamber of Commerce was canceled due to the death of Pat Patterson at 710 East 19th Street from an accident at his home today.

Women's Bowling Assn Chamber of Commerce Pat Patterson E. 19Th St

Nerve Pressure Cause Chiropractic Clinic Ad

An advertisement by Dickens Chiropractic Clinic promotes spinal and nervous system analysis to assess chiropractic help. It cites trials with blood transfusions and cash payments as anecdotes and argues health as a treasure, urging readers to seek chiropractic evaluation.

Dickens Chiropractic Clinic South Richardson Roswell New Mexico

Also Mentioned on This Page

By Bill Feather Interior Joseph M. Montoya Senate Edwin L. Mechem Merle Tucker Tucker E. S Johnny Walker Walker Jack Redman Barry Goldwater Redman Mike Sims Bobby Baker Billie Sol Estes Vienna Eisenhower Sims Futura Manuel Aguilar Emerald Dr Gladys Ashburn Hope Roy Montgomery Louisiana Oswald Rheinhart S. Lea Denise Mairot Timothy Proctor Elene Hendricks Francis Vaideman E. C. Dennis Lee Sanderson Verda Larkin Ronald Willis Claud White Velma Clark Andres Garcia Dora Montano Michael Albritton Agnes Nease Lorenzo Baca Michael Goodwin Kenneth Eger Terry Houston Clay Hendrix Steven Eldridge W. Second St James Cain Oasis Ranch Fate Sanders S. Union Clarence Avent N. Michigan Memorial Osteopathic Hazel Ledbetter S. Virginia Perfecto Chavez Thomas Barrett Eugene DePauw Amanda Primera James Riley Frank Wylie T. M. Dye Hagerman A.1.c Gene L. Love SAW Birt A.2.c Joe L. Washington Supply Joseph B. Goldsmith Jr 40Th Bomb Sqdn State High Court Committee On Ethics The State Bar Association Board of Bar Commissioners Bar Board of Bar Commissioners J. C. Compton David Carmody David Chavez Jr Irwin Moise Justice Noble Noble National Bankers Life Hospital National Bankers Life C. L. Crowe Agency Insurance Company P. O. Box Eddy County Rodman M. Cookson Chaves County Democrat W.A.F.B Richard CunnIngham Tabernacle Baptist Amerada Phill Pet Reich Ch Reyn Ariz P Sy Safeway St Atchison San D Gas Sears Reed Sheil Oil Cities Sinclair Cent Oil du Pont oCcony el & Mus Swest Sperry Rd el Paso NG Cal Transwa PL Int Bus Mch US Steel Marath Oli WN Bancorp A Mont Ward Westy el Nord Gas Cortesy E& F. Hutton & Co Fidelity Fund Fidelity Cap Trust Aztec Delhi Taylor EP Electric Fortuna Ti I's Lone Star St Pot Co Amer Pubco Union Transcon Western Gas E. F. Hutton & Co Yickens Esi Chiropractic
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