Search Efforts Halt for Mattmark Avalanche Victims
Rescue teams suspended work as fog blanketed the Alpine valley. Andre Schmidt said operations would resume only in perfect visibility to view the Allalin Glacier threat and prevent a repeat of Monday's fall. 85 workers at the Mattmark hydroelectric project were missing and presumed dead.
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Alpine
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Wild Time At Beatles Show Injures Five Girls
Five teenage girls were injured when a frenzied fan leaped on stage during a Beatles performance in San Francisco. Police detained several youths as the crowd surged toward the stage. No further details were provided on the condition of the injured.
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San Francisco
Rosary Services for Angela Schnedar at Ballard Chapel
Rosary devotion scheduled at 7:30 p.m. in Ballard Chapel for Angela J. Schnedar 71 of 809 N Heights Dr. She died Monday in St. Mary's Hospital a Roswell resident for 39 years active in St Peter Catholic Church and church groups Pallbearers and honorary pallbearers named Burial in South Park Cemetery Ballard Funeral Home directions. Funeral 2:30 p.m. Friday First Baptist Hagerman for D L Newsom Hagerman resident since 1906 died Monday in Durango Colo R A Long to officiate with church choir pallbearers named Burial in Hagerman Cemetery Ballard Funeral Home. Ernest A McLeod 52 Albuquerque death Sunday Veterans Hospital services 2 p.m. Thursday Ballard Chapel Survivors listed Pallbearers named Burial in Tinnie Cemetery Ballard Funeral Home. James L Anderson Gainsville oil operator died Tuesday in Ft Worth Hospital Survivors listed Funeral 10:30 a.m. George J Carroll Chapel Gainsville Interment at oe Cemetery. Beatles incident at Cow Palace details of stage dive and jelly beans with no serious injuries and Beatle contact by a fan report. Police confirm.
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Calif
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Los Angeles
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Maryville
Tenn
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Three Thefts Reported By City Police
Police logged three thefts on Tuesday. From a car in the 500 block of South Main missing were a suitcase a hair dryer three rings and clothing totaling 116 dollars. another car in the 300 block of South Main lost a toolbox with tools valued at 50 dollars. Items from Willie Flynn’s car belonged to Gwendlyn Dunn. Ruth Hernandez reported a home radio theft from 318 East Jefferson.
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Kansas
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E. Jefferson
State Fair 4-H Entries Reach New Mexico Expo
Thirty one Chaves County 4-H members will enter 156 animals at the New Mexico State Fair in Albuquerque from September 16 to 26. Entries include 117 sheep, 21 steers, four heifers, and 14 pigs. 4-H youths supply their own transport to fair activities.
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Chaves County
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Albuquerque
Schweitzer Reported Seriously Ill in Gabon Hospital
Reports from Strasbourg circulated that Dr Albert Schweitzer renowned medical missionary at his Lambarene jungle hospital in Gabon is seriously ill at age ninety officials could not confirm the reports. Schweitzer is a native of near Strasbourg.
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Albert Schweitzer
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Gabon
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Libreville
Lamarene
Red Gunners Lose Helicopter in Vietnam Ambush
Four Americans and one Vietnamese were killed when a helicopter went down near Ben Cat in Binh Duong Province after taking heavy ground fire from Red gunners 25 miles northwest of Saigon. A Vietnamese unit recovered the crew. Separately, a U S Navy pilot remains missing after a fire on August 24, with rescue efforts unsuccessful after a week. Air force and Navy crews reported all other aircraft returned safely from raids in North Viet Nam.
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Binh Duong
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Viet Nam
Thanh Hoa
North Viet Nam
Hospital notices list visiting hours, admissions and births
Visiting hours are listed for General patients from 2 p.m. to 8 30 p.m and maternity from 3 to 5 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 30 p.m. The section also records several admissions births and a memorial osteopathic listing along with Walker AFB personnel and a daughter born to Delbert R Richardson and 6th FMS.
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Grace Villa
S. Grand
Ignacio Ortiz
E. van Buren
Roy Jones
Multiple Tuesday Car Crashes Across City Blocks
On Tuesday several accidents occurred across town. At 2:23 a.m. on McGaffey and Main, Lois Mary Coones and Eugene John Gugliotta were involved. At 9:16 a.m. John Lee Dick son and Donald Michael Goldberg collided near West Second. At 11:39 a.m. Francisco H. An chondo and June Nix Brown collided at Third and Washington. At 5:10 p.m. Richard T. Westen barger and Judith Lynn Kuebeleck were in a crash at Main and McGaffey.
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N. Missouri
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S. Union
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John Lee Dickson
Roff
Okla
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Denver
Colo
Washington
A.m
Francisco H. Anchondo
S. Stanton
June Nix Brown
Berkley
Area residents admitted to New Mexico Bar
Three area residents who recently passed the New Mexico Bar Examination are W. Reginald Hughes Brian Copple and Don M Fedric Hughes 1206 Highland is a University of Oklahoma graduate son of former Roswell residents and plans to reside in Roswell Copple son of Roswell residents lives in Las Cruces and works at Darden and Mechem Fedric Lovington High School graduate earned a UNM bachelor and a Creighton law degree and now works as an associate with George Hunker
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Brian Copple
Don M. Fedric
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Highland
University of Oklahoma
Norman
Okla
Roswell
W. R. Hughes
Bartlesville
Barbara Watkins
University of New Mexico
Creighton University
Omaha
George Hunker
New Mexico Names Fort Bayard Hospital Chief
Leo Murphy announced Thomas J. Shinas as state administrator of Fort Bayard Hospital after it was assigned to the federal Department of Health for transfer. Shinas will be paid 11000 dollars plus housing, starts immediately, and the state plans a geriatrics center for about 150 patients at the former Veterans Administration site.
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Truck Wreck Near East Grand Plains Leaves Vehicle Destroyed
State Police report a tractor trailer jack-knifed at the State Roads 2 and 254 intersection south of the city. No injuries were reported. The driver Thomas Neale Truelove Route 2 was turning from New Mexico 2 onto 254 when the rain slick pavement caused the crash. The tractor owned by James O'Bannon Trucking Co. of Roswell was destroyed.
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Thomas Neale Truelove
New Mexico 2
James O’bannon
Rusk apologizes over Singapore incident
Secretary of State Dean Rusk wrote a letter of apology to Singapore Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew for improper activities by U S officials in Singapore. The letter dated April 15, 1961, acknowledges regret and promises review for disciplinary action. Public note clarifies prior denial was incorrect.
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Secretary of State
Dean Rusk
Singapore
Lee Kuan Yew
U.S
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Draft Card Law Signed by Johnson
President Johnson signed a new federal law making it a crime to tear up or mutilate draft cards. The statute carries five years in prison and a ten thousand dollar fine for violators, enacted in response to pacifist card destruction.
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Washington
Johnson
Ancient Roots of Fireworks Across Civilizations
The passage notes that fireworks date back to ancient times with Chinese and Indian firemakers using charcoal and saltpeter. It explains that sulfur was later added, leading to the creation of gunpowder long before guns were invented, per National Geographic.
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National Geographic
Markets Show Downdrift as Merger News Moves Stocks
New York markets closed mixed with a downdrift after news of the Chesapeake & Ohio merger with Norfolk & Western. C&O jumped about five points on merger plans while Norfolk & Western fell around four points on the stock swap premium. Several smaller railroads declined, while airlines and drugs rose slightly. volume reached about 5.9 million shares.
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Chesapeake & Olio
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du Pont
General Electric
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Central of New Jersey
Chicago live cattle futures snapshot
E F Hutton feed shows October to April contracts with high and low ranges. Notable closes include October near 26.90 and February around 24.90. Volume figures appear for each contract, indicating active trading in the live cattle market.
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Chicago
E. F. Hutton & Co
Denver Livestock Market Report Highlights Cattle Hog and Sheep Totals
Denver cattle numbers steady to higher on calves, steers and heifers while cows and bulls move little. Slaughter steers 25.00 to 25.75, heifers 25.00 to 25.25, cows 16.00 to 17.00, bulls 17.50 to 20.00. Hogs 806 head with barrows and gilts 50 to 75 lower, sows down to 50. prices 21.50 to 23.25 for various weights. Sheep 6,000 head with slaughter lambs steady, feeder lambs not yet sold. lamb ranges 24.70 to 24.80 for 98–100 lb and 23.00 to 23.15 for 100–106 lb shorn. ewes 6.80.
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