Douglas-Home reshuffles Conservative leadership in Parliament
Sir Alec Douglas-Home reshuffled the Conservative leadership in Parliament to showcase younger figures and reconcile rebels. Reginald Maudling becomes deputy leader in all but name, Edward Heath takes economic affairs, Iain Macleod and Enoch Powell return to top ranks, and Henry Brooke is dropped from the Shadow Cabinet with Edward Boyle named home affairs spokesman.
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London
Alec Douglas-Home
Reginald Maudling
Douglas-Home
Commons
Edward Heath
Britain
Richard A. Butler
Butler
Iain Macleod
Enoch Powell
Macleod
Labor
Powell
Douglas Home
Henry Brooke
Brooke
Home Affairs
Edward Boyle
U S Hopes For British Nuclear Talk On NATO Force
Washington officials expect British Prime Minister Harold Wilson to present concrete NATO nuclear proposals during a Johnson visit in about six weeks. Patrick Gordon Walker said London needs time to craft plans, while not stalling on a 25 ship surface nuclear force and U S hopes for year end agreement remain uncertain.
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U.S
Harold Wilson
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Johnson
Patrick Gordon Walker
Gordon Walker
NATO
Robert Bracy Funeral Set Thursday
Robert H L Bracy 61 longtime Roswell hotel porter died Tuesday in St Mary's Hospital from a sudden illness. Service at 3 30 p.m. Thursday Ballard Chapel with Fellowship Missionary Baptist Church choir. burial South Park Cemetery. Ballard Funeral Home in charge.
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Roswell
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Tex
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Odessa
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Lubcock
Clifton Bracy
Los Angeles
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Wilburn Rooker
Ballard Funeral Home
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South Park Cemetery
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Ben Crow
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Marvin Hill
Glenn Halen
Glenn Lee
Dennis Ormseth
Guy Gray
Kenneth Parr
Muriel Patterson
Jack Coon
Robert Bradley
Tom Fletcher
Thurm Brown
W.W. Patterson
Hospital Visiting Hours and Birth Notices Listed
Visiting hours are posted for General patients 2 PM to 8 30 PM Maternity 3 to 5 PM and 6 30 to 8 30 PM Numerous listed residents from Artesia Roswell Carrizozo and surrounding areas receive notices of births and dismissals including Mr and Mrs Kendall Berkes with a daughter born October 27.
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S. Plaza
Famed Coach Buck Bailey and Wife Die in Car Crash
Arthur Buck Bailey the 68 year old former Washington State University baseball coach and his wife Frances 51 of Spokane Wash were killed in a two car collision thirteen miles south of Albuquerque at the US 85 and New Mexico 45 junction. Juan Ortiz 20 of Los Lunas also died in the crash Bailey coached at WSU 34 years retiring in 1961 and led Shrine East West game captaincy in 1926 his baseball teams won 14 northern PCC titles and finished second 10 times.
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Arthur
Buck) Bailey
Washington State University
Jack Johnson
Bailey
Frances
Spokane
Wash
Juan Ortiz
Los Lunas
U.S. 85
New Mexico
Johnson
Ortiz
Washington State
Eisenhower to Leave Walter Reed Hospital Thursday
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower in good voice after a respiratory ailment will leave Walter Reed General Hospital Thursday morning. Army spokesmen said he will go to his Gettysburg farm without making a statement. Doctors reported very satisfactory progress and a comfortable night.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walter Reed General Hospital
Army
Gettysburg
Walter Reed
Johnson Sees State Democrats Before Flight to Los Angeles
President Johnson met with New Mexico Democrats at Albuquerque Airport. He shook hands with 500 to 700 onlookers, then joined leaders including Sen Clinton P. Anderson Rep Joseph Montoya, Rep Thomas Morris Gov Jack Campbell and former Gov John Burroughs. Robert McKinney spoke with Johnson before boarding.
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SAP
Johnson
Clinton P. Anderson
Joseph M. Montoya
Thomas G. Morris
Jack Campbell
John Burroughs
Robert McKinney
The
New Mexican
Sata Fe
U.S
Switzerland
Montoya
Los Angeles
Skeletons in Closet Highlight Chaves County Clerk Race
Dorothy Herring incumbent Chaves County Clerk candidate faces opposition claims of a skeletons in the closet controversy. She jokes they have waited for Halloween as paper skeletons decorate the clerk’s office, noting the workload could have left them ghost dust otherwise.
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Dorothy Herring
Chaves
Polish Leader Credits Kremlin Changes to Leninist Unity
Warsaw leader Wladislaw Gomulka says recent Kremlin changes followed Leninist party unity after Khrushchev’s resignation. He met Brezhnev and Kosygin, urging solidarity among Socialist bloc parties and reaffirming faith in Soviet policy.
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Poland
Wladislaw Gomulka
Communist Party
Kremlin
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Gomulka
Leonid Brezhnev
Alexei Kosygin
Soviet Union
China
Barry Goldwater Jet Pass Stirs Airport Spectacle in Bristol
Sen. Barry Goldwater’s campaign jet performed a low level maneuver at Tri-Cities Airport risking safety claims. Pilot Ralph Long said the pass occurred at 350 knots and 400 feet while Wagner said the stunt was arranged with Tri-Cities controllers and friends.
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Barry Goldwater
Tennessee
Ralph Long
Goldwater
Tri-Cities
Cleveland
Ohio
Long
Paul F. Wagner
American Airlines
Bristol
Wagner
College heads oppose BEF pay differential policy
Three New Mexico university presidents Dr. Thomas Donnelly Dr. Donald Moyer and Dr. John Snedeker sign a petition to end a $1,000 pay differential between their institutions and the flagship campuses. They argue salaries should reflect training and competence, not a national disparity.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Educational Finance
Thomas C. Donnelly
New Mexico Highlands
Donald C. Moyer
John H. Snedeker
BEF
University of New Mexico
New Mexico State University
New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology
Highlands
Eastern
Western
William McConnell
Roswell Daily Record Offers $5 Weekly News Tips
The Roswell Daily Record announces a $5 reward for the best news tip each week. Tips can be telephoned or brought to the office at 424 N. Main. Call MA 2-7710 during office hours or 623-6693 after 5 p.m. Boys handle missed editions and Sunday requests at MA 27710.
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Roswell
Markets Hold Steady Amid Steel Weakness In NY
The New York market stayed even as U S Steel fell about a point and Wheeling Steel dropped two on earnings news. Volume ran about 46 million shares with scattered gains and losses across key stocks while bonds held mostly steady.
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U.S. Steel
Wheeling Steel
U.S
State Affected By CWA Strike Reported in Several States
DENVER AP New Mexico is among seven states affected by a CWA Local 8490 walkout involving 700 to 900 telephone installers. Also hit were El Paso County Colorado Arizona Idaho Wyoming and Utah. Mountain States Telephone officials expect no service disruption with a wildcat walkout over time distribution in Colorado Springs.
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New Mexico
Communications Workers of America
el Paso County
Tex
Arizona
Idaho
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co
Colorado Springs
Horse Thieves Reported Here
A colt and a mare owned by Mrs. W. R. Woods on Auto Route West were reported stolen Tuesday. Officers said the colt is black with a white half moon on the forehead and a white sock on a foot while the mare is red with a black mane. Mrs. Woods reported gate wire had been cut.
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W. R. Woods
Accidents Reported Across City Streets
Vehicle collisions logged at Virginia and Fourth at 3 08 p m involve Walter R Ratliff Rt 1 Dexter and Charlie Dutchover 203 S Elm Sunset and 2nd at 9 51 a m list Arthur W Lund 16 Langley Place and Kenneth E Pierson Smith Trailer Court 700 Block Heights Drive 1 50 a m pairs Larry James Taylor Box 895 Artesia and Henry Schram 706 S Heights Drive.
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Walter R. Ratliff
Rt. 1
Dexter
Charlie Dutchover
S. Elm
Sunset
Arthur W. Lund
Langley Place
Kenneth E. Pierson
Smith Trailer Court
Block
Heights Drive
Larry James Taylor
Artesia
Henry Schram
S. Heights Drive
Denver Livestock Prices Mixed as Slaughter Demand Cools
USDA Castle reports 1,500 calves and 1,200 hogs with price declines across hogs and lambs. Cows steady amid scarce slaughter classes and other categories light. Feeders and sheep markets show weakness with feeder lambs not established and slaughter lambs down from prior week.
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Denver Livestock Denver
Usda— Castle
Egg Market Mixed Prices In Chicago Trading
In Chicago wholesale eggs showed mixed moves with prices down by two cents to up by one. Grade A whites ranged around 26 cents, mixed at 36, mediums 26, standards 30, dirties unaquated, with checks at 237/2.
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Chicago
Local GM Strikes Persist Across 28 Plants
Crippling local strikes continue at 28 General Motors plants while GM receives a trickle of new cars. The UAW called off a nationwide strike but allows units without at the plant agreements to stay out in solidarity. Three local settlements have occurred, leaving 25 of 130 bargaining units without new at the plant contracts. Pontiac Division in Pontiac Michigan and Buick Division in Flint Michigan report cars rolling off. similarly a Buick Oldsmobile Pontiac plant in Kansas City Kansas is producing.
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United Auto Workers Union
Farflung
Pontiac Motors
Pontiac
Mich
Buick
Flint
Kansas City
Kan
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