Restraint Sought on Water Use by Trailer Park Residents
A 5th District Court complaint filed by the state engineer seeks a temporary restraining order against Roy E. Oldrup and 28 lot purchasers in Sierra Vista Village south of Roswell. It alleges water use beyond their 1965 permit from the Roswell Aquifer and that Oldrup operates a water utility supplying others in the subdivision. The suit asks show cause why they should not be permanently barred from drawing basin water except per their permit.
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5Th District
Roswell
State Engineer's Office
Sierra Vista Village
South Main
Southeast Main
Walker Air Force Base
Roy E. Oldrup
Oldrup
Paul L. Bloom
Santa Fe
Alpine Area Development Sale Told
Alpine Area Development sold a 160 acre tract known as Alpine Village north of Ruidoso to Mr. and Mrs. Glover D. McCarty. The $ sale price was not disclosed and the deal closed August 21. McCarty plans an office in the Village and maintains others for Highwood and Country Club Estates. About a dozen homes have been built and the area provides paved streets a water system and utilities.
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Ruidoso
Glover D. McCarty
Lonnie Brown
Sudderth Drive
Highwood
Country Club Estates
Alpine Village
Hotel Fire Fatal to Woman on Long Island
A Tuesday blaze destroyed a six story Long Beach hotel killing a 64 year old Bronx woman Mrs. Dorthy Golla bier whose body was found five hours after the fire began. About 400 people escaped including 200 evacuated and 80 rescued with ladders from a high parapet.
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Long Beach
N.Y
Long Island Boardwalk
Martin Hearld
Dorthy Gollabier
Bronx
Edward Wagenen
Glass Blowing Breakthrough: First Automatic Brawing Machine
A history note reports that the first automatic glass drawing machine was invented in 1903 marking a milestone in glass making. This innovation streamlined production and influenced later industrial processes in glassworks.
Thank You Mr President Gratitude From Marine Letter to Johnson
Marine Cpl. Dennis Stefanacci, 21, from Ambridge, wrote to President Johnson thanking him for the chance to serve. Johnson read the letter to Congress as Stefanacci expressed pride in fighting for freedom despite wishing there were no war. His half-sister Geraldine noted his initial discouragement, then pride in his sacrifice for a cause he deems worth it.
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Johnson
Ambridge
Geraldine Stefanacci
Dennis
Stefanacci
Soviet Submarines Step Up Operations
Washington AP reports Soviet submarine activity has increased over the past year. Navy sources note more frequent sightings of three and four subs, indicating larger numbers and more open operations, tied to Soviet long-endurance craft including atomic-powered vessels.
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Washington
Navy
Roswell Trains 35 Under Manpower Act Programs
The Federal Manpower Development and Training Act funds programs to train 15 waitresses and 20 service station specialists in Roswell. Alleys of applicants must be unemployed and willing to work full time after training, with early start dates in late September and a 23 week service station course plus an eight week waitress course.
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Roswell
Leroy Williams
State Employment Service
Williams
New Mexico
1300
W. Alameda
Both Sides Know Why They Fight
Sen. Mansfield says both sides in Viet Nam understand their aims and presents a list of each side’s conditions for peace. He argues the United States has set terms of negotiation including a verifiable South Vietnamese choice and withdrawal of foreign forces with guarantees for Laos and Cambodia.
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Carl P. Leabsdorf
Washington
Sen
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate
Mansfield
Johnson
United States
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Laos
Cambodia
Rebel Leaders Cheer Peace Plan End Dominican Crisis
The OAS secured a full agreement to end the Dominican crisis and install a provisional government led by Hector Garcia-Godoy, with nine months to general elections. Rebels and armed forces pledged support as 11,000 peace troops prepare to withdraw after the U.S. intervention and a three-man OAS committee oversaw talks.
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OAS
Robert Berrellez
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Organization of American States
Ellsworth Bunker
United States
Ramon de Clairmont Duenas
el Salvador
Iimar Penna Marinho
Brazil
Hector Garcia-Godoy
U.S
Juan D. Bosch
Nasser Ends Moscow Visit
President Gamal Abdel Nasser of the United Arab Republic left Moscow after five days of talks with Soviet leaders. He is seen as a potential peacemaker in Viet Nam and won pledges for more aid to Egypt. He flew to Belgrade to meet Tito, while details of his Viet Nam peace plan remained unrevealed.
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Moscow
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Viet Nam
Nasser
Egypt
Belgrade
Tito
Yugoslavia
Kremlin
Fireman Status
There are more than 800000 municipal firemen in the United States but only about one of eight is a full time professional fire fighter. The rest are volunteers.
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New York
United States
Cleveland Welcomes Hero Manry
Robert Manry arrived in Cleveland after sailing solo across the Atlantic on the Tinkerbelle. About 1,000 well-wishers greeted the 47-year-old at the airport in the rain as Gov. Rhodes praised his 78 day crossing from Falmouth Massachusetts to Falmouth England ending August 17.
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Cleveland
Robert Manry
Atlantic
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Manry
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