Food relief for Celia victims flown to Corpus Christi
Three tons of food for Hurricane Celia victims were flown from Dallas Love Field to Corpus Christi for Salvation Army delivery. Shown loading at Love Field are Ernie Slingerland of American Airlines, and Ron McClennan with Maj. John Jordan of the Salvation Army.
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Dallas Love Field
Salvation Army
Love Field
Ernie Slingerland
American Airlines
Ron McClennan
Maj
John Jordan
Austin N Poteet dies after long illness in Roswell
Retired Ark Oklahoma farmer and Baptist minister Austin N Poteet 59 of 1601 N Montana Roswell died Tuesday at 4 30 p m after a long illness Funeral services are pending at Ballard Funeral Home He was born June 14 1911 in Booneville Ark and ordained Feb 24 1952 at Barber Okla He and Ama Pauline Patterson wed Aug 13 1938 in Washington County Ark Survived by widow parents 11 grandchildren and numerous relatives Funeral arrangements in Roswell with Ballard Funeral Home.
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N. Montana
Roswell
Ballard Funeral Home
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Booneville
Ark
James R
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Rock Springs
Stilwell
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Pauline Patterson
Washington County
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Evelyn Spargar
Tulsa
Louise Young
Sunnyside
Wash
Paula Poteet
Newel J. Poteet
Tahlequah
Roy Poteet
Grandview
Haskell Poteet
Bradley
Jim Poteet
Minnie Rideal
Denver
Two City Men Are Sentenced To Jail Terms
Two Roswell men Adolph Padilla and Jake Padilla faced larceny charges over 100 dollars tied to the disappearance of an adding machine from Villa Solano School on June 16. Both pleaded guilty in Magistrate Court to larceny under 100 and received six months in county jail with two months suspended. Jake Padilla also faced an aggravated battery charge with bond set at five thousand dollars.
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Roswell
Dist. Atty
Patrick Hanagan
Adolph Padilla
E. Mathews
Jake Padilla
Villa Solano School
Clyde McKee
Padillas
McKee
Padilla
Roswell man injured in one car crash near Hagerman
A Roswell resident, Jackie Lee Keesee, 21, of 1202 N Union, was hurt in a one vehicle wreck on N o 172 about 33 miles east of Hagerman at 7 15 this morning. He swerved to miss a cow, lost control, and the car overturned 3 1 2 times. He was admitted to Lea County General Hospital in Lovington with shoulder and chest injuries.
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Roswell
No. 172
Hagerman
Jackie Lee Keesee
N. Union
Lea County General Hospital
Lovington
Keesee
Ray Magness
Keesee Carey
Magness
PCP Wins Fight For Ballot Spot
The Alianza backed Peoples Constitutional Party won another round in its battle to appear on the general election ballot. The New Mexico Supreme Court denied a motion from the attorney general that would have delayed the ballot inclusion. The AG sought a stay of a district court ruling that a law governing minority parties was unconstitutional.
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Peoples Constitutional Party
New Mexico Supreme Court
Attorney General's Office
PCP
Attorney General
District Court
Census Sketch of America Has Familiar Appearance
The 1960 census puts the population at 179,323,175 in a nation seeking warm weather or suburbia. The full official portrait awaits the final tally to be sent to President Nixon by December first.
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Brooks Jackson
Associated Press
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Bureau
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New York
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Arizona
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Stans
George H. Brown
Panthers Reject Seized Items After Dawn Raids in Philadelphia
Police say furniture and appliances taken from three Black Panther centers will be returned, though Panthers refuse to accept. Commissioner Rizzo denied apologizing, noting guns and ammunition found and that centers will reopen with expected reimbursements. Panthers vow to proceed with a planned convention despite the raids.
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Frank L. Rizzo
Rizzo
Philadelphia Bulletin
Paul Levy
Panther Center
West Philadelphia
Panthers
Shakur
Panther
Fires Reported From Sequoia Home And Main Street Accident
Fire crews responded to a smell of smoke at 317 S Sequoia traced to an air conditioner motor. A standby at N Main and Country Club involved police and a Truck from Station No 4. No injuries reported.
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S. Sequoia
N. Main
Chaves County CAP appoints Lawrence Barreras director
Lawrence Barreras 32 of El Paso Texas was chosen from 40 applicants as the new director of the Chaves County Community Action Program He will take over Sept 15 and succeed acting director Mrs Paul Martinez Barreras formerly worked in Albuquerque with the Economic Opportunity Board and helped train CAP personnel He is married with three children and will relocate his family Barreras approval followed a closed executive session amid objections from the Roswell Poor Peoples Movement which claimed secrecy and lack of notice for the meeting
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War On Poverty
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Lawrence Barreras
el Paso
Tex
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Albuquerque Economic Opportunity Board
CAP
Antipoverty Agency
Paul Martinez
Bob Ramirez
Ramirez
Roswell
RPPM
Capitan Man Faces Charge in Larceny Case
Capitan man Jackie Claude Walker, 24, was returned to Roswell from Deming on a larceny over $100 charge. He allegedly stole cash and items from Hazel Hatley of 420 E Fifth in August. Walker is jailed pending Magistrate Court appearance.
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Roswell
Deming
Jackie Claude Walker
Hazel Hatley
Easy Way to Kill Roaches and Ants
Brush Once Lasts Montha control roaches and ants the safe way Johnston's No-Roach. This colorless coating is effective for months easy to use. Harmless to pets. No need to move dishes. Don't take chances take No-Roach SHAMAS Food Stores.
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Shamas
Medal Won By Adviser To Guard
Maj. Troy K. Yarbrough of the 1st Battalion 200th Artillery New Mexico National Guard in Roswell received the Bronze Star Medal for meritorious combat service in Vietnam. From July 1969 to June 1970 he advised Phung Hiep district and later Phong Dinh Province forces in the Mekong Delta south of Saigon. The award cites his professional zeal, sound judgment and stamina under stress and his impact on allied combat effectiveness.
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200Th Artillery
New Mexico National Guard
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Phong Dinh Province
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Saigon
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Northwest State College of Louisiana
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Tex
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Shari
Serena
Markets Close Slightly Lower After Modest Dip
New York stock market finished with a small decline after an early setback. The Dow Jones industrial average fell about 1.5 points as decliners narrowly outpaced gainers in a quiet session.
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Chicago Livestock Prices Mixed as Slaughter Steers Steady
Chicago and Denver livestock markets report mixed cattle figures with slaughter steers holding steady at Chicago, prime and high choice ranges cited, heifers and cows varying by weight and quality while Denver notes no cattle or sheep auction and hogs firm to strong with sows steady.
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USDA
Denver
Fighting Flares Over King Hussein Crisis Near Amman
Iraqi and Jordanian forces stalled in tensions after an Amman assassination attempt against King Hussein. Iraqi troops moved into Jordan alongside Palestinian guerrillas as Amman faced shelling of refugee camps. Reports say Iraqi units were mostly artillery and anti aircraft, while Jordan’s 55,000 strong army held the line with limited direct confrontation.
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Jordan
Hussein
Amman
al Fatah
Beirut
Baghdad
Driving While Intoxicated Defendants Named in Courthouse Record
Sept 1 court notes list George O Archuleta of 9h E Jefferson and William M Stanley of 704 Chrysler Drive each facing driving while intoxicated charges with fines of 200 and 175 dollars respectively.
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E. Jefferson
William M. Stanley
Chrysler
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