Campbell confirms no agreement on governor candidate
Gov. Jack M. Campbell acknowledged reports that he and New Mexico’s congressional delegation could not agree on a viable governor candidate. He avoided details, called talk of a secret meeting misleading, and made light of the Albuquerque Journal story.
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Foreman Attacks Senator Anderson on Medicare and Socialism
Ed Foreman former Texas congressman assailed Senator Clinton Anderson at a New Mexico Republican Women’s Club luncheon accusing him of pushing a Medicare bill toward a socialized America Foreman claimed Anderson bought votes and warned against federal aid to education and other liberal policies He urged conservatives from both parties to counter “socialistic programs” in Congress Foreman now resides in Las Cruces and was the youngest member of the 88th Congress
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Johnson Signs 3.6 Percent Pay Increase for Federal Workers
President Johnson signed into law a 3.6 percent pay rise for 1.8 million federal employees including postal workers. The act, retroactive to Oct 1, costs about $641.5 million annually and aims to align salaries with private industry for equal effort, per Johnson's statement.
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Hunting Accident Claims Sgt Joseph Hattaway in New Mexico
MSgt. Joseph E. Hattaway, 35, of 209 E. McCune, died after a hunting accident Saturday afternoon in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains. The Walker Air Force Base sergeant with the 6th Strategic Aerospace wing was with four other airmen about 18 miles northwest of Ocate when he was shot through the chest and died instantly.
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Walker Denies Misquotation in Record Statements
Roy S. Walker of Clovis, candidate for the 1966 Democratic gubernatorial nomination, says the Record misquoted him twice. He rejects support for pre primary conventions and asserts he backs the direct primary, and denies remarks on landowners and water rights.
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Marines Repel Viet Cong Tide Near Da Nang
A Marine company repelled a Viet Cong human wave assault at a camp 10 miles southwest of Da Nang. About 56 Viet Cong were killed in an hour long predawn fight. Marine losses were described as moderate with three Marines killed at a small outpost. Da Nang was briefly off limits to U.S. personnel amid rising attacks in the region.
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York Cathedral Vandalism and Bomb Hoax Reported
In York England a centuries-old cathedral was desecrated with paint and a bomb hoax reported in the crypt was later deemed a hoax after a thorough search. The Vatican council enters a 10 day recess to continue work on mixed marriage schemas. In Minnesota Governor asks for Insurance Commissioner resignation after a fraud indictment tied to American Allied Insurance Co.
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Return to Standard Time Across Nation Today
About half the nation resumes standard time as daylight saving time ends in 31 states. Clocks revert at 2 am today with uneven observance across regions. Some states already shifted back while others retain daylight time in parts only.
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All-Schools Halloween Festival At ENM State Fairgrounds
Several thousand attended the All-Schools Halloween Festival at the ENM state Fairgrounds. A costume parade and 50 booths were featured with twelve youths winning prizes across three divisions.
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Skyraiders Mistakenly Bomb Vietnamese Village
Two U S Air Force Skyraiders bombed the village of De Duc, killing 48 civilians and wounding 55, in a friendly fire incident near Bong Son. An investigation is underway, with Vietnamese officials cited as having called for the strike.
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