Menzies Mission Reported Failure In Suez Talks
Cairo dispatches say the Menzies mission failed to bridge the dispute over Suez. Nasser rejects the 18 nation plan and warns only U S intervention may avert force by Britain and France. Western diplomats warn of a potential rift if action occurs. Page six.
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Cairo
Egypt
Menzies
Suez Canal
Washington
London
Nasser
United States
Britain
France
U.S. State Department
U.S
London Daily Mail
Suez Committee
Australia
Iran
Sweden
Ethopia
Suez Canal Co
Mechem Rips Simms as Cattlemen Open Meet In Carlsbad
Edwin L. Mechem harshly challenged Governor Simms over alleged irregularities while Mechem spoke in Roswell as part of a Republican caravan for eight candidates. The Carlsbad cattlemen opened their third quarterly meeting with politicians and drought pushing cattlemen to seek better grazing areas.
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Edwin L. Mechem
Roswell
Simms
Mechem
John F. Simms
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Statehouse
East Grand Plains
Phillip Hubbell
Frank Wortman
Public Lands
Rotary Club
Forrest Atchley
House of Representatives
Carlsbad
John Simms
Edwin Mechem
New Mexico Cattle Growers Assn
Murray Morgan
Alamogordo
Dexter
Chaves
Eddy
Deming Doak
Gladstone
Hereford Assn
Hal
Bill Bogle
E. 0. Moore
Ellis Haviik
Artesia
Pecos Valley Cotton Oil Co
Lovington
E. F. Rosson
Loving
Dick Morrison
Francis G. Tracy
Pickets Posted At Lone Star Steel Plant
Pickets were posted at the Morris County plant of Lone Star Steel Co at midnight after the contract with United Steel Workers expired. It was not learned how many workers accepted the offer from firm president E B Germany of Dallas to stay on the job.
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Longview
Morris County
Lone Star Steel Co
United Steel Workers
E. B. Germany
Dallas
Southwestern region Little World Series opens in Cushing
Eight sandlot baseball teams from six states begin the Southwestern regional Little World Series in Cushing Oklahoma. Competing squads include clubs from New Mexico Oklahoma Texas Louisiana Missouri and Alabama.
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Cushing, Okla
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Texas
Louisiana
Missouri
Alabama
Welcome Capt. and Mrs. Morrison and Gauntz
A social note announces marriage or reception involving Captain Robert Morrison and Captain Paul Gauntz along with their spouses. The item records a formal greeting or event for these families.
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Robert Morrison
Paul Gauntz
Damages Sought in Collision Case
In a case filed Wednesday in the office of Jean Willis, district clerk, Donald L. Loring sues Margarite Valdez over a collision at East College Boulevard and North Main on Oct. 2, 1955. Damages totaling 272.62 are sought, including 172.62 for car damage and 100 punitive.
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Jean Willis
Donald L. Loring
Margarite Valdez
East College Boulevard
North Main
Elks Bulletin Appeals For Clothes For Three Children
Roswell Elks Lodge 969 seeks clothing for three youngsters, two boys aged 6 and 9 and an 8 year old girl, to aid their school needs. Secretary H G Zike urges members with outgrown garments to contact the lodge at 200 N Richardson or call Main 2 15 60.
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H. G. Zike
Roswell Elks Lodge 969
Zike
Elks
N. Richardson
SCC Finds No Violations In Santa Fe Wreck
The State Corporation Commission ruled no violations occurred in a switching error that sent the Santa Fe Chief into a mail train near Springer killing 20. Mail train fireman Pete Caldarelli testified he switched in error after a warning, causing a deadly pre dawn crash that left 20 dead and 35 injured. Charles Kincaid of Albuquerque and William P. Wright of Chicago were among the seriously injured.
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Caldarelli
Springer
Charles Kincaid
Albuquerque
William P. Wright
Chicago
Police bear down in probe of baby death in New Haven
In New Haven Connecticut police push a high intensity inquiry into the Ruotolo infant death after her body was found stuffed in a plastic bag near Lake Whitney Hamden. FBI facilities are offered but no interstate angles are evident. Autopsy results pending with organs sent to the FBI lab.
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New Haven
Conn
FBI
Hamden
Office of State
Abraham S. Ullman
Cynthia
Lake Whitney
Eleanor Ruotolo
Sears Roebuck
Ullman
Rutolo
James J. Corrigan
Cattaneo
Corrigan
Washington
Stevenson attacks Eisenhower on school crisis plan
Adlai E. Stevenson accused the Eisenhower administration of failing to meet the school crisis and said the Democrats have a strong program while the administration has done little. He warned action is needed now and outlined enrollment and classroom shortages, aiming to mobilize support ahead of regional Democratic conferences.
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Libertyville
Ill
Adlai E. Stevenson
Eisenhower
California
Stevenson
America
Sen
Estes Kefauver
Tennessee
Hartford
Conn
New York
New England
Middle Atlantic
San Francisco
Children of America
70 year old pickpocket with 105 arrests nabbed in Newark
Mrs. Maggie Reilly, 70, was arrested in a Newark department store on petty larceny charges. Police say it is her 105th arrest since 1908 for pickpocket and purse snatching, with 44 aliases. She has spent about a third of her life in jail and has been arrested in major U.S. and Canadian cities.
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Newark
N. J
Maggie Reilly
Tucker Denies Bypass in Valencia Campaign Setup
Ernest Tucker Democratic state chairman said there was no intention to bypass Filo Sedillo Valencia chairman in arranging a Belen campaign meeting. A secretary slip routed a contact to Bolesio Romero while Sedillo was ill. Tucker says he spoke with Sedillo the night before the governor spoke, and that Governor Simms had no knowledge of the arrangements. Tucker reports strong Democratic sentiment across the state and vows full effort to win.
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Simms
Tucker
Dennis Lee
Ernest Page
Two Texans Die In Accidents On State Highways
Two Texans killed in separate New Mexico crashes as cars left highways and overturned. Mabel Richards Carvajal of El Paso and Robert B. Dyer of Lipan died in incidents on U S 54 north of Newman and U S 380 east of San Antonio. Dyer, a Navy man, was ejected. his wife and infant were unhurt. The toll for the year rises to 256.
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Associated Press
New Mexico
Mabel Richards Carvajal
el Paso
Robert B. Dyer
Lipan
Tex
Newman
U. S. 54
Alamogordo
Dick Richards
Dyer
San Diego
U. S. 380
San Antonio
Skilled Workers Shortage Cited by Labor Secretary
Los Angeles report on Secretary of Labor James Mitchell outlining a national skilled labor shortage. Mitchell spoke at Town Hall warning productivity gains from technology will deepen the gap, stressing a worker’s security ties to skill development.
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Los Angeles
James Mitchell
Town Hall
Mitchell
Mythical Joe Smith Counterparts in History
Article notes Joe Smith figures in U S political history as symbols. It cites Patrolman Peter Joseph Monahan as a 1924 presidential symbol of honesty, and mentions a mythical Joe proposed by Terry Carpenter as a vice presidential symbol at an open convention.
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New York
Joe Smith
Joe
San Francisco
Madison Square Garden
Terry Carpenter
Nebraska
Peter Joseph Monahan
Trinidad Council Closes North Fork Waters to Hunting and Fishing
Trinidad city councilmen ordered the North Fork watershed closed to hunting and fishing until further notice after a Sunday fire. The area had only recently reopened to fishing, ten days earlier, under a city ordinance.
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Trinidad
Colo
North Fork
Reverend Newby Returns as Pastor at First Assembly
Reverend and Mrs. Edgar Newby return to oversee the First Assembly of God Church after Rev Newby accepted a call to pastor. They previously lived in Roswell and led Seminole Oklahoma church assignments. The family includes sons Eddie nine and Bill seventeen, with Bill attending a Bible college in Waxahachie.
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Edgar Newby
Roswell
Newby
First
Assembly of God Church
Newbys
Seminole
Okla
Eddie
Bill
Assembly of God Bible College
Waxahachie
Tex
G. W Ae Jr
Firs Assembly of Church In
Chavez Briefs State Democrats on Platform and Campaign Roles
Senator Chavez criticized the state Democratic platform as weak and said he would not campaign for any legislative candidate unless conditions are met. He urged repeal of the lien and relative laws, proposed a $2,000 exemption, and endorsed direct primaries and a $1.25 minimum wage. He spoke at a meeting with eight county party leaders.
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Albuquerque
Sen. Chavez
D-Nm
Chavez
Emilio Naranjo
Rio Arriba
Dorotee Martinez
Harding
Jose
Abran Marquez
Guadalupe
Columbus Ferguson
Ruben Romero
Taos
Lazaro Garcia
Mora
John Vigil
Santa Fe
Ernesto Peralta
Socorro
Manuel Ortiz
San Chavez
Democratic National
Democratic Platform
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SCC
Adlai
Gop
Ed Mechem
Bert Aston
Warren Cobean
Phillip Hubbel
Robert O. Anderson
Chaves County
Republican Party
Aston
N. M
Robert L. Emmett
Emmett
James K. Elder
Mary McCullough
Sturgis
Ernest Tucker
Valencia
Oberdvic Llich Crhand
Wuulbao
National Guard
Adj
J. J. B. Williams
Williams
Atlonal
Kentucky
Don Sturgill
Public Safety
Sturgis High School
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Coe
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