Dulles Announces New War Policy and Plane Vanishing
A Pacific Northwest air mystery emerges as Regina Airlines flight from Monterey to Portland vanishes after reporting over McChord Air Force Base. Search efforts falter due to low clouds and rain, with soldiers aboard en route to possible overseas deployment. In Nice France, violinist Jacques Thibaud and 41 others are killed when Air France four engine liner crashes on Mt. Comet after departure from Paris. Rescue teams find no survivors amid freezing conditions and rugged terrain.
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Toledo
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Oregon
Nice
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Dexter Residents Hurt in Farm Road Collision
Four Dexter residents were injured in a pickup coach crash one mile south of Dexter at a farm to market road intersection. The 2:30 p m collision sent Carlos Martinez and others to St Marys Hospital via Mason Funeral Home ambulance. Investigation by Capt I R Funk of the Roswell police.
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St. Mary’s Hospital
Mason Funeral Home
Hagerman
Carlos Martinez
Paula N. Martinez
Lupe Jarminez
Ramon Navarro
S. R. Johnson
Hal Bogle
Johnson
I. R. Funk
Roswell
New Mexico
John E. Nanny
Henderson
Tex
Alvin N.lalley
Buffalo
U. S
White City
Carls
Geneva Soller
Lafayette
Ind
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Della Lambeth
Hobbs
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Alvin Lalley
Edwin Soller
Charles C. Hastings
John A. Wood
Soller
Wood
Hastings
Albuquerque
May Ban Reporters From Press Gallery
Los Angeles recounts a council decision to bar Daily People's World reporters after Councillor Harold Harby accused the paper of libel. Don Wheeldin was ordered out, and a motion to permanently bar paper representatives from the press gallery was approved unanimously.
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Local Weather Bureau Forecast and Stats
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with widely scattered showers today and tonight. High near 85, low around 66. Day length about 12.9 hours. Year to date totals and normal values are noted, with today’s temperatures and forecasted conditions listed.
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Gen Wainwright Near Death At Brooke Hospital
Gen Jonathan Wainwright aged 70 lying in a coma at Brooke Army Hospital in San Antonio. Attendants say he worsened and was not expected to live through the night after suffering another cerebral thrombosis. He commanded the 4th Army with HQ at Fort Sam Houston after liberation from Japanese imprisonment.
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Brooke Army Hospital
Corregidor
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Ft. Sam Houston
New Cadets Arrive as Roswell Grads Enroll at NM Military Institute
First year housing registrations take place on the New Mexico Military Institute campus with 13 Roswell cadets among registrants. Returning Broncos and Colts begin practice ahead of season openers on Sept 11 and Sept 12 respectively as orientation continues this week.
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New Mexico Military Institute
Roswell
Gorge P. Caraway
John F. Coll
Poe R. Corn
Timothyw. Daniel
James L. DeFord
Jack D. Garrett
Judson P. Goodart
Robert T. Huff
S. Kenneth Hunter
Harold L. Jones Jr
Robert C. Marley
Tom A. Sacra, Jr
Terry M. Wilmot
Bronco
Colt
Broncos
Eastern Arizona Junior College
Thatcher
Ariz
Colts
Artesia
Two Factors Put Off Murder Trial Of Walter Mayer
Walter Mayer 56 a Santa Fe stockman faces a postponed murder trial for the May 2 pistol slaying of John C Wisdom of Des Moines and Bloomfield. District Judge Harold Levis cited drought and jury duty strains in granting the postponement to the term starting October 26. The defense requested more time to prepare while the prosecutor sought an immediate trial.
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Walter Mayer
Santa Fe
Mayer
John C. Wisdom
Des Moines
Bloomfield Stockman
Harold Levis
Ruarl
Santa Rita Man Among Nine Returns Home From Tokyo
A C97 military transport departed Tokyo International Airport this afternoon carrying nine repatriated Americans. The group includes Sgt. A. M. Ambriz of Santa Rita, New Mexico, among the travelers back to the United States.
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Tokyo International Airport
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Navajo Miss Navajo Contest Set for September Fair
The Miss Navajo contest will be chosen at the tribal fair in Window Rock Arizona September 11 to 13. Contestants must have at least half Navajo blood and be between 18 and 21 years old.
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Window Rock
Ariz
World War II Hero Gen Wainwright Dies in Texas Hospital
Gen. Jonathan M. Wainwright, 70, renowned for his role at Corregidor, died at 1:27 p.m. (EST) today in Brooke Army Hospital in San Antonio, Texas.
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Tex
Jonathan M. Wainwright
Corregidor
Brooke Army Hospital
Wreckage Found After Airliner Vanishes With Soldiers
The Air Force reports the burned wreckage of a chartered airliner missing last night with 19 soldiers and two crew aboard has been found in southwest Washington. Early reports indicated no survivors.
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Air Force
Washington
Tragic Training Accident Drowns 18 Soldiers at Ft Bragg
Ft Bragg Public Information Office reports eighteen soldiers drowned during a training problem. Details are scarce as authorities confirm the fatalities and begin investigation into the incident.
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FT. Bragg
N. C
Legion demands total war to drive Communists from Korea
The American Legion called for an all out war including atomic and hydrogen bombs if peace talks fail, aiming to remove Communists from Korea.
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ST. Louis
American Legion
Korea
Russia Urged to Join Four-Power Talks on Germany Austria
The Big Three called on Russia to attend an early four-power foreign ministers conference on Germany and Austria. United States Britain and France propose elections across Germany as a first step toward unity and a final peace. They reject Soviet plans for a provisional all German government and favor a mid October summit at Lugano Switzerland to set terms for a German peace and Austrian independence treaty.
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Austria
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France
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Lugano
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Konrad Adenauer
Dulles warns Red China not immune to aggression
Secretary of State Dulles warned the Communist world that Red China could trigger a wider war if it renews aggression in Korea or Indochina. He said China must not count on sanctuary bases in Manchuria and urged firm posture at peace talks, stressing mutual good faith and readiness to negotiate.
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U. N
Enrollment total for Chaves County rural schools 1953-54
Enrollment in Chaves County rural schools begins 1953-54 at 1,160 with Elk Elkins and Flying H still not reporting. Walker leads registrations at 566, followed by East Grand Plains 211 Berrendo 145 Mountain View 125 and Littlefield 113.
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Grand Plains
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Baseball Scores National League Thriller
Cincinnati beats New York 14 to 4 as Podbielan and Wehmieier combine on the mound with Smith and Seminick key at bat. Westrum and Gomez contribute for the Giants in a high scoring game.
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New York
Podbielan
Wehmieier
Smith
Seminick
Gomez
Westrum
Festivities Scheduled Here for Hereford Tour
About 800 people will attend the third annual New Mexico Hereford Tour in Roswell with a stock show dance and watermelon bust at Fair Park. The tour includes stops at Hobbs Milnes Clovis Portales and ends with visits to ranches and shows before a Clovis evening and Portales return.
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Roswell
Fair Grounds
Parley G. Jensen
Albuquerque
The
New Mexico Hereford Association
al W. Woodburn
Chaves
Woodburn
Hobbs
Alvin Price
Mixed feed program offers reduced prices to drought area farmers
Mixed feed will be made available at reduced prices to eligible farmers and ranchers in drought areas under a new program. Mixed feeds were excluded from the federal program because the railroads refused to cut their rates to feed mixers.
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Washington
Chamber launches TV trip program for Neighbor communities
Roswell businessmen plan three trips to Lincoln Lea Eddy Guadalupe DeBaca Curry Roosevelt counties and other Chaves areas with KSWS-TV pictures. Mayors and leaders urged to appear. Advertising for the Eastern New Mexico State Fair will be distributed as entertainment is filmed. Transportation costs $15 for the three trips. First trip departs next Wednesday September 9 to Lincoln.
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Lincoln
Lea
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Guadalupe
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Roosevelt
Chaves
New Mexico
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Bill Purdy
Merchants Committee
Lin
Lunch with Kinsey at Women’s Press Club
A humorous dialogue unfolds as a reporter plans lunch with Alfred C. Kinsey, the famed sex researcher, at the Women’s National Press Club. The exchange touches on curiosity, social norms, and Kinsey’s visit, with the reporter insisting the event is work related.
Quickies by Ken Reynolds Caption in The Record Want Ads
A brief item notes Ken Reynolds’s Quickies column. the captioned picture in The Record Want Ads drew attention for its bold presentation and striking value given the price.
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