MIT Professor Townes Wins Nobel Physics Prize in 1964
Dr. Charles H Townes of MIT and two Moscow scientists shared the 1964 Nobel Prize for Physics for maser research enabling radio signal amplification. Dorothy Crowfoot Hodgkin won the chemistry prize for X ray determined structures of crucial biochemical compounds.
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Oxford University
England
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News Tip Reward Offered By Roswell Daily Record
The Roswell Daily Record offers five dollars weekly for the best news tip brought to the office at 424 North Main or telephoned in. Winners are announced each week. Call MA 27710 6:36 a.m. to 5 p.m. or 623 6693 or 622 4809 after 5 p.m. Missed edition requests handled by the Record staff.
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Public Service line expansion eyed for 1967
A second PSCo transmission line from Albuquerque to Four Corners is planned by late 1967 at an estimated cost of 6.8 million. It will join the WEST network as part of a broad nine state generation and transmission program totaling 10.5 billion. The PSC and Arizona Public Service co operate on reserve capacity.
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New Mexico
Four Corners
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PSC
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Two USAF Pilots Die in Saigon Area Skyraider Crash
Two US Air Force pilots were killed when their Skyraider crashed during a training mission 12 miles northeast of Saigon. The item notes 95 noncombat American deaths in South Vietnam since 1961 and 214 combat deaths. Also reports Cambodian forces crossing into South Vietnam and shelling Phu Hoi village, amid border-charge exchanges between Cambodia and South Vietnam. An unarmed US Air Force C123 downed by Cambodia is mentioned as having strayed over the border.
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South Viet Nam
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Viet Nam
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Sampans
Lovington Man Arrested Here
Roy Edward Hudson aged 26 was arrested by Roswell officers for the sheriffs office in Lovington on charges of writing worthless checks over 50 dollars. Entrance gained into a storage shed owned by Hattie Marsh was reported with no damage estimate. The Laundry Lounge reported a pried Coke machine but no missing items. Willy Offing said his Hampshire pig was stolen from his barn. M E Causey reported the loss of a white gold ring valued at 300 dollars belonging to his wife.
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Lovington
Hudson
Hattie Marsh
E. Forest
E. McGaffey
Willy Offing
S. Beach
Hampshire
House Hit Run Car Sought After Night Collision
A hit and run car struck the west side of Leon Williams house at 301 E. Jefferson Wednesday night. Police say the vehicle headed north on Jefferson before turning onto Grand Street leaving extensive damage to its right front fender. damage estimate unavailable.
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Leon Williams
Jefferson
Grand Street
Bethlehem Steel readies latest profit figures amid price debate
Bethlehem Steel Corp plans to report third quarter and nine month results as the steel price controversy heats up. President Johnson signaled skepticism about major price increases, while industry leaders note earnings gains but below average returns, with labor talks looming and contracts due next June.
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Hospital notes and births from Powhatan Carter II area
Admitted Oct 28 Powhatan Carter II Fort Sumner. Dismissed Oct 28 Joe H Trout Leslie Massey Raymond Hidalgo Mrs Ralph Walton Vicky Bennett Connie Waide. Births Oct 28 to Mr and Mrs Frank Marcus Motor Route 96 a son to Mr and Mrs Allan White 1212 W Second a son to Mr and Mrs Jon Moore 907 N Atkins on a daughter. Admitted Act 28 Andrew Ramirez Dexter John H Crowder 200 S Penn Mrs W W Merritt Route 2 Freddie Nichols Jr 1613 S Jackson Mrs Harriet Longacre Artesia Mrs Leo D Martin Cloudcroft Mrs Earl Nelson 1511 S Kentucky Linda Long Mrs Johnny Johnson Leroy Ross J S Dennis Roy Grantham Tom Perry Mrs Joe Leskey Jim Mann Kenneth Wayne Hood Pat Baxley.
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Freddie Nichols Jr
S. Jackson
Harriet Longacre
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Cloudcroft
Earl Nelson
Kentucky
Linda Long
Johnny Johnson
Leroy Ross
J. S. Dennis
Roy Grantham
Tom Perry
Joe Leskey
Jim Mann
Kenneth Wayne Hood
Pat Baxley
Notable Birth Announcements At Walker AFB Area
Harry E. Kine of 1718 N Delaware and Mrs. Grover Casity with others named, along with Mrs. Clarence Craft and Mrs. Walter Ratliff, reported in Walker Air Force Base notices. Acknowledges SM Sgt Noah Vance 6th SAW and a son for Capt Andrew L. Ageloff 812th Med Gp. A son is listed for the 812th Med Gp.
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Clarence Craft
Walter Ratliff
Walker Air Force Base
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Vance
SAW
Andrew L. Ageloff
Baha i Faith Urges Spiritual Tie to Material Progress
A Baha i belief statement notes that material progress and spiritual progress are distinct and progress real only when they advance together. For information contact Baha is under the Hereditary Guardianship at 515 E Cherry Roswell or call 622-6898 or 623-0743.
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Roswell
Markets Near Calm Recovery As Stocks End Mixed
In moderate trading the market posted a narrow late recovery with volume around 4.4 million shares. Dozens of issue names moved in small fractions, led by gains for Eastman Kodak Texaco and Allied Chemical while Boeing fell nearly two points and U.S. Steel held steady.
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Ford
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Subterranean Fire Warms Reykjavik Homes and Greenhouses
Volcanic activity beneath Reykjavik channels heat through insulated aqueducts to warm houses and power extensive greenhouses. The system delivers a smoke free source of warmth and enables banana cultivation in large facilities.
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Iceland
Denver Livestock and Egg Market Summary
Denver stockyards report cattle calves slaughter steers and heifers mostly steady with some gains. hogs and sheep mixed with barrows and gilts up to 25 cents higher and feeder lambs firm. Chicago egg market shows barely steady prices with wholesale levels mostly unchanged across grades.
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Denver
USDA
Chicago
Separate Ballot Proposed for Roswell Community College Levy
A separate ballot to approve a property tax levy for Roswell Community College faces voters on November 3. The measure would raise about one half mill to fund building, library, and laboratory needs, with funds directed to the college’s building fund and equipment.
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Roswell Community College
Gene Reischman
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Eastern New Mexico University
Birth Control Debate and Vatican Council Advances
Catholic prelates urge fearless study of birth control while preserving traditional teaching. Leo Jozef Suenens calls for reexamination of doctrine and potential new approaches as the council moves toward finalizing the ecclesia schema and affirming shared papal episcopal authority.
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Leo Jozef Cardinal Suenens
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Belgium
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Council
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Ecclesia
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