Three-State Murder Couple Nabbed After Slayings Spree
A 23 year old ex convict Donald Boggs and 16 year old Dixie Radcliff were jailed in Flagstaff after a three state murder spree that left four men dead in Arizona Utah Texas and Ohio. Boggs confessed to killings in Arizona and allegedly in Utah and Texas while Radcliff faced a juvenile hearing. The pair had vanished from their Ohio homes since Aug 27 after meeting at a revival meeting led by Radcliff s father.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Ohio
Donald Boggs
Londonderry
Dixie Radcliff
Pearl Radcliff
Holiness Gospel Church
Amesville
Boggs
Arizona
Cecil Richardson
Coconino County
Utah
Texas
Ross County
F.J. Heinzelman
Richardson
Heinzelman
Miss Radcliff
David Archey
Halvor Johnson
Newport
N.H
Robert Willis
Warren Lenker
Brigham Young University
Provo
Elizabeth
H.B. Flory
San Antonio
Tex
Sheriff’s Office
Justice Court
Willis
Lenker
Huntsville
Johnson
Ash Fork
Northcentral
Flory
NM Pharmacy Board Hears Cathey Case
A closed show cause hearing for Roswell pharmacist Ben F. Cathey 63 on two year federal probation for dispensing narcotics without a prescription was held by the New Mexico State Board of Pharmacy. A decision on possible license suspension will be issued within 60 days.
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State Board of Pharmacy
Roswell
Ben F. Cathey
Cathey
Associated Press
Charles Harris
Bill Bert
Deming
Albuquerque News
Tom Olson
Santa Fe
Albuquerque Tribune
United Press International
Ed Marr
Board of Pharmacy
Ben Bjorum
Narcotics Law Attention Moves To New Mexico Board
The State Board of Pharmacy will meet October 7 in Santa Fe with narcotics handlers to implement the New Mexico Narcotics Law. The board gained authority to operate the law during the recent legislative session, shifting from the State Health Department. Funding will come from legislature appropriations or license fees, and licensing targets doctors dentists veterinarians pharmacists nurses and narcotic wholesalers and manufacturers. Objections to fees were raised by doctors in the northern part of the state.
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State Board of Pharmacy
New Mexico
Santa Fe
State Health Department
Interim Board Empowers Chaves County School Authority
State Attorney General Boston Witt clears authority for the interim Chaves County Independent School District board led by Max Callaway. The ruling grants full power to administer and operate the system until a permanent board is elected, resolving a potential legal-technical crisis after the Aug 31 dissolution.
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Roy Carbine
Jean Huff
Boston Witt
Chaves County
Max Callaway
Roswell Daily Record
Associated Press
Lake J. Frazier
Independent County
Chaves Independent
State Board of Education
Chaves
Taos
Rio Arriba
Frazier
Callaway
Pat Hanagan
Shooting rampage kills seven in Walla Walla loss
A mother fresh from a mental care hospital killed the Hastings family and three others in Walla Walla. Frederic Hastings, administrator for Washington State Public Assistance, his wife Margaret and three sons died. Two other children were gravely wounded.
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Walla Walla
Wash
Frederic Hastings
Washington State Public Assistance Department
Columbia Counties
Margaret
Frederic Jr
McEligot
Peter
New Orleans Sunk By Betsy In Huge Wind and Flood
Hurricane Betsy battered New Orleans with 115 mph winds and 6 foot tides trashing streets and knocking out power for much of the city. Three died in the storm raising its toll to nine. 350000 phone lines were out in Louisiana, canal Street resembled a post Mardi Gras scene, and 650 National Guardsmen were deployed to prevent looting.
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New Orleans
Bourbon Street
French Quarter
Gentilly
UPI
Betsy
Baton Rouge
Mississippi Gulf Coast
Gulfport
Bayou
Victor Schiro
Louisiana
New Orleans Public Service Corp
Mississippi
Canal Street
Florida
Miss
Wade Guice
Civil Defense
Harrison County
W.W. Dumas
Mississippi River
Man Stabbed Three Times in Roswell Incident
A Roswell man Kenneth Wayne Holley, 22, was stabbed three times in the right side after a confrontation near his car in the 1900 block of West Juniper. He was hospitalized in stable condition with no arrests reported.
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Roswell
Eastern
New Mexico Medical Center
Kenneth Wayne Holley
West Juniper
Holley
New Cotton Plan Goes Into Bill
The Senate approved a new cotton program in the omnibus farm bill, lowering price supports and adding direct Treasury payments to farmers. The 62 to 24 vote supports the Johnson administration proposal after defeating Ellender's substitute. Under the plan a farmer may gain up to about 35 cents per pound if plantings are reduced by one third.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
House
Treasury
Herman E. Talmadge
D-Ga
Senate Agriculture Committee
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
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John Harvey
Gina Lollobrigida
House Rules Committee
Gina
Legis
Leonard DeLayo
DeLayo
Department of Education
United States
France
NATO
Charles de Gaulle
Rodman Cookson
Cookson
Lake Frazier
SBE
Hanagan
Coast Guard
Lake Pontchartrain
U. S
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