Three Held in New Mexico Furs And Jewelry Burglaries
Three suspects are being held for questioning in two burglaries in Espanola and Gallup involving fur coats and jewelry worth over 21 thousand dollars and cash. A jail inmate gave a statement implicating an accomplice in the alleged thefts and the pair traveled from Gallup to Albuquerque before planning another robbery in Espanola.
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Albuquerque
Espanola
Gallup
Bernalillo County
Harold Hubbell
Hubbell
Ben F. Herrera
el Paso
Trainmen Meet Raton Brotherhood Banquet Speaker
The Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers concluded a one day state meeting in Raton with a banquet. The principal speaker was H. S. Stephens of Topeka Kansas, general chairman of the order.
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Raton
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers
H. S. Stephens
Topeka
Kan
Brotherhood
Pueblo Woman Killed in Arkansas Car Crash
Pueblo woman Mrs Frank Rose aged 32 was killed when her car overturned near De Valls Bluff Arkansas. Her Pueblo doctor husband was injured along with 18 year old Elizabeth Weber in the crash yesterday.
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DE Valls Bluff
Ark
Frank Rose
Pueblo
Colo
Elizabeth Weber
Thorn enjoys smooth two place jet ride over Colorado
Governor Dan Thornt on, commanding Colorado Air National Guard, described a two place T33 jet trainer as riding smoother than the Cadillac the state furnishes after a yesterday aerial jaunt over Colorado.
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Denver
Dan Thornton
Colorado
Colorado Air National Guard
Weather Summary From United States Weather Bureau
Readings from yesterday afternoon to today show a high of 94 and a low of 49 with temperatures near 60s in the morning. Precipitation is trace for the month and 7.44 inches year to date with no rain in the last 24 hours. Sunrise 5 43, sunset 6 02, forecast calls for mostly fair skies with gradual warming through tomorrow.
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Ture
Fair Opens Alamogordo as Entries Expected From Counties
The Otero County Fair opens tomorrow with entries expected from Dona Ana and Lincoln Counties. The Dona Ana Sheriff's Posse will participate in the opening parade.
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Alamogordo
Otero
Dona Ana
Lincoln
Verdict Set Aside in Auto Collision Case On Bias Claim
In the Joe Mitchell vs Claude R Forster case the District Judge set aside a verdict and granted a new trial after an auto crash on June 28, 1952. Mitchell, who sued January 19, argued misconduct by a juror and bias. Forster counters with an exception claiming improper jury evidence and lack of proof of bias.
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George T. Harris
Joe Mitchell
Claude R. Forster
Mitchell
Forster
Hearings Planned on Colorado Water Division
State Water Board study will hold two hearings next week in Durango Glenwood Springs and Phoenix to decide how remaining Colorado water supplies are allocated between the east and west slopes. Sheriff’s deputies search for a missing woman who was last seen wearing only red sandals.
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Denver
State Water Board
Colorado
di- Phoenix
Ariz
Ivan C. Crawford
Glenwood Springs
Durango
Senator Warns A-Bombs Threaten Nation's Ears
Senator Russell says the U S stockpile of atomic bombs exceeds available delivery planes and pilots limiting deterrence against any aggressor. He urges stronger long range bombers and improved radar as Russia develops the H bomb while defending defense budget cuts. Senator Bridges calls for reassessment of defense plans and hints at tax cut talks with Eisenhower.
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Sen
Russell
D-Ga
United State
Senate Armed Services Committee
Senate
House Atomic Energy Committee
Eisenhoers
U. S
Russia
America
Breck
Air Force to cancel up to six thousand jet engines
The Air Force plans to halt as many as 6,000 spare jet engines costing as much as 500 million dollars, citing greater durability and lower attrition. Secretary Wilson and Secretary Talbott emphasized no plane production will be affected, with tapering off to begin immediately and full stop by next spring.
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Air Force
Defense
Wilson
Talbott
Korea
Allison
General Eelectric
Pratt & Whitney
Wright Aeronautical
Packard
Studebaker
Nash
Buick
Chevrolet
Ford Air Force
Chicago
East Hartford
Conn
Sympathy Extended To Reluctant POWs
Gen Mark Clark voiced sympathy for American POWs held by Reds who refuse repatriation and pledged legal rights and protection under U S law. The five nation repatriation commission planned a special session as POWs threaten obstruction and violence.
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Munsan
Mark Clark
U. N
Far East
U. S
U. N. Command
United States
Dulles Urges Communists to Move on Peace Efforts at UN
United States Secretary of State Dulles told the United Nations General Assembly that the world faces a crisis and it is up to the Communists to remove roadblocks to peaceful solutions in Korea Indochina and Germany. He said mere words are not enough and called for concrete steps to curb tensions and achieve a united independent Korea. Imminent occasions demand harmony and an equivalent response from the Communist side.
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Dulles
Korea
Indochina
Germany
U. N. General Assembly
United States
Gas Station Blast Causes Fatalities in Las Cruces
A Las Cruces gas station blast in a Sunday afternoon fire killed Anna Ellis, 57, of Tucson, and injured her granddaughter Sheryl Kathleen Houtz, 5, also from Tucson. The blast stemmed from accumulated gas of undetermined origin and sparked at a local service station. Investigators continue probing the cause.
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Las Cruces
Anna Ellis
Tucson
Ariz
Sheryl
Kathleen Houtz
Major League Results Summary
National League Brooklyn defeats St Louis 4 to 7 in nine innings Erskine and Campanella lead the winners Phillies topple Chicago 16 to 4 in nine innings Simmons Burgess Elston Moison Leonard Lown McCullough credited with key plays American League St Louis edges New York 7 to 1 Larsen Moss McDonald Miller Kuzava and Silvera pace the win Detroit loses to Boston 2 to 7 Garver Bucha Hudson Kinder White contribute for the losers
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Chicago
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Burgess
Elston
Moison
Leonard
Lown
McCullough
St. Louis
New York
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Moss
McDonald
Miller
Kuzava
Silvera
Wooing by Mail Sends Man Back To Jail Cell
Former postal worker Edward Kropfli, 44, returned to jail after violating a release condition by continuing to write letters to Mrs. LaVera O Betz, 26. He had just begun a 30 day sentence for disorderly conduct when a 23 page letter arrived, followed by two shorter notes, prompting another 30 day term.
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Long Beach
Calif
Edward
Kropfli
LaVera R. O’betz
O’betz
County Voters Pass Some Amendments in New Mexico
In Chaves County 921 ballots were cast in the state constitutional amendment election. Absentee voting received key support with Amendment 10 at 627 for and 178 against. Amendment 6 extending a $2000 property tax exemption for veterans drew 620 for and 192 opposed. Other measures fell short or split, including liquor sales to Indians and annual legislative sessions. County totals show varied up and down across the nine amendments.
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Chaves
Supreme Court
Resources Investment Fund
Missing Two-Man Ground Crew Searched Near El Paso
Biggs Air Force Base launched a search for a two-man ground party sent Tuesday to inspect wreckage on Diabolo Peak, 40 miles east of El Paso. Radio contact with the jeep crew failed since Tuesday night while an overflight confirmed the ground party reached the site. A possible link to missing Tucumcari businessman J. D. Hayes was noted, but officials suggested the wreckage may be from an old crash.
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EL Paso
Biggs Air Force Base
Diablo Peak
Biggs
Biggs Afb
J. D. Hayes
Carlsbad
Air Force
Rita Hayworth Faces Threats While Reuniting With Aly Khan
Rita Hayworth seeks reunion with Aly Khan as her daughters Yasmin 3 and Rebec ca 8 look on in a Las Vegas hotel suite. Anxious family flight from Los Angeles follows threatening letters demanding separation as the AP Wirephoto captures the moment.
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Yasmin
Rebecca
Las Vegas
Los Angeles
Rita
Aly Khan
Attorneys Named To Represent Man In Chair Appeal
Gilbert, White and Gilbert of Santa Fe were named to assist Arthur Fay Johnson in his appeal from the state supreme court. District Judge George T. Harris issued the order yesterday. Johnson and Lucille Johnson were tried on a Lea County venue change. Johnson was convicted of first degree murder and sentenced to death on Dec 8, 1951. Lucille Johnson was found guilty of murder and sentenced to life. the state supreme court later filed its Aug 12 opinion, and Judge Harris ordered her release, discharge from the penitentiary, and dismissal of the charge.
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Gilbert
Santa Fe
Arthur Fay Johnson
State Supreme Court
George T. Harris
Lucille Johnson
Lea County
Johnson
Harris
Chief Justice Daniel K. Sadler Stricken While Voting
New Mexico Supreme Court Chief Justice Daniel K. Sadler was reported resting comfortably after being stricken ill Tuesday while he came to vote in the special election.
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Daniel K. Sadler
New Mexico Supreme Court
Forty Lose Licenses in Santa Fe Drunken Driving Crackdown
The Revenue Bureau reports 40 New Mexico drivers had their licenses suspended last week for driving while intoxicated or related offenses. Most suspensions targeted drunken driving, reflecting a statewide enforcement push.
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Santa FE
the Revenue Bureau
New Mexico
Surgeons Seek Separation of New Orleans Siamese Twins
In New Orleans surgeons began operating to separate eight week old twins Carolyn Anne and Catherine Anne Mouton who are joined at the base of the spine. Doctors hope to give them normal life though past attempts have often failed. The girls, born July 22 in Lafayette, share only a lower intestinal tract and a partial dural sac. they show normal mental development and separate nervous systems.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Laffayette Sanitarium
Carolyn Anne
Roswell Police Deny Kidnap Rumors Targeting School Children
Roswell police chief Tommy Thompson says rumors of three or any kidnapings from Mark Howell School are false. He notes a single attempted luring near the school and urges caution with strangers, while dismissing the rumor as unfounded.
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Mark Howell
W. College Blvd
Roswell
Tommy Thompson
Thompson
Plea Change in Pueblo Bank Robbery Case
Donald Ray Ash craft, 22, charged with robbing Pueblo Savings and Trust Co. and stealing cancelled checks valued at 112000 by a bank messenger, changed his plea from innocent to guilty yesterday.
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Denver
Donald Ray Ashcraft
Pueblo Savings and Trust Co
QUICKIES by Ken Reynolds at The Record Want Ads
A light item from Ken Reynolds about casual acquaintance at a fish pond appears in The Record Want Ads section. The brief reads like a neighborhood note and hints at everyday social promptings.
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Quickies
Ken Reynolds
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