New Mexico Voters Consider Eight Constitutional Amendments
Voters in New Mexico head to the polls to decide eight constitutional amendments including weighted voting for the Senate, an intermediate state court of appeals, a legislative salary, and school finance measures. About 75,000 to 100,000 voters are expected to participate, with 23 counties also voting on a special tax levy to fund indigent hospital claims.
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New Mexico Senate
House
Dist
Caswell S. Neal
New Mexico
Senate
Bernalillo
State Court of Appeals
Pakistan Charges India With Two Major Attacks
Pakistan accuses Indian forces of two major strikes near Fazilka and Rajahstan and says attackers were repulsed. U Thant warns cease fire not holding as troop withdrawals stall. India reports casualties and missing personnel while vowing counteraction.
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Pakistan
India
Rawalpindi
U.N
U Thant
The
Security Council
Fazilka
Defense Ministry
Twins clinch AL pennant with 2 1 win over Washington
Minnesota defeats Washington 2 to 1 to seal their 99th victory and clinch the American League pennant. In other reports, DC home rule vote advances in the House, Kosygin outlines Soviet economic overhaul, and B 52 bombers hit a Viet Cong area near Tay Ninh.
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Washington
Minnesota Twins
Midwest
Twins
District of Columbia
Saigon
South
U.S
Guam
Tay Ninh
Americans Slain in Reprisal by Viet Cong
The United States denounces the execution of two American soldiers by the Viet Cong as acts of wanton murder. Capt. Humbert Versace of Baltimore and Sgt. J C Roraback, wife in Fayetteville, N C, were reportedly killed in a Viet Cong area after being captured at Tan Phu and near the Cambodian border. The Viet Cong claim reprisal for three Communist sympathizers executed in Da Nang.
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Robert Moorefield
Saigon
South Viet Nam
United States
Hanoi
Humbert R. Versace
Baltimore
J.C
Kenneth M. Roraback
Fayetteville
N.C
Versace
Tan Phu
Mekong Delta
Roraback
Isaac Camacho
el Paso
Tex
Esther M. Robbins
Baldwin
N-Y
George D. Roraback
West Hollywood
Fla
da Nang
Symbol of Flapper Clara Bow Dies at 60 in California
Renowned silent film star Clara Bow who defined the It girl image died in Culver City at age 60 possibly from an apparent heart attack. She had lived in seclusion after separating from Rex Bell, with two sons Rex Jr. and George.
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Clara Bow
Hollywood
Nevada
Rex Bell
UPI
Culver City
Miss Bow
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Clara Beldan
Los Angeles
Elinor Glyn
Bell
Rex Jr
Captain Versace Liked Priesthood Before Death in Vietnam
Capt Humbert R Versace, 28, a West Point graduate and devout Catholic, told his family he wanted to pursue priesthood. He was captured by Viet Cong near Tan Phu in Vietnam two months after a combat infantryman badge ceremony at Ft Meade. His parents recalled his love for the Vietnamese people and his wish to return to help them.
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Baltimore
Viet Nam
Humbert R- Versace
West Point
Humbert J. Versace
Ft. Meade
Versace
Army
Capt
Tan Phu Deep
Scofield Barracks
Hawaii
State Fair Tuesday Schedule Enm List
8 am weighing sifting and classifying fat calves and market swine. 9 am judging agricultural projects. 9 30 am judging baking and canning junior home economics. 10 am parade. 10 30 am judging county community and individual booths. 1 pm weighing sifting and classifying lambs. 1 swing rabbits open and junior. 1 30 pm flower judging. 2 pm poultry judging open and junior divisions. 7 30 pm rodeo. 11 am to 12 midnight carnival.
New Mexico Road Toll So Far This Year
The toll figures show 325 deaths or incidents on NM roads to date this year, compared with 267 at the same point last year, indicating a rise in road toll since the start of the year.
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N. M
Mazatlan Hit by Storm Hits Mazatlan in Pacific Cyclone Haz el
A fourth tropical storm lashed Mazatlan and western Sinaloa causing heavy damage and at least two drownings. Thousands homeless, communications down, the coastal area from El Rosario to Mazatlan hit. Widespread flooding and boats wrecked as rains persist.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
Pacific Coast
Mazatlan
Sinaloa
Pacific
el Rosario
Baby Siting Machine Draws Attention at Turin Fair
A Turin technology fair features a fully automatic baby-sitting machine by an Italian appliance maker. The device, cylinder shaped, bathes a baby in five minutes with warm water jets soap rinse and complete cleansing.
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Turin
Italy
Psychiatric examination for Detroit mother in Miami case
Mrs. Victor Thorne, 44, arrived in Miami after a nationwide search for her 13 year old son Richard who is brain damaged and nonverbal since infancy. She told a judge she left him at a Miami airport with three cents and no ID in hopes of someone helping him.
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Miami
Fla
Detroit
Victor Thorne
Thorne
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Ben Sheppard
Dade County
Richard
Paula Willis
Troy, Mich
State Fair Closes Out at Albuquerque 1965 record run
The 28 year old New Mexico State Fair ended its 11 day run with record attendance of 567 650 and a record pari mutuel handle of 5 052 926 Rodeo attendance fell to 93 600 from 97 100 last year Board chairman G T Dick Hennessee praised the show and a proposal to raise horse purse minimums to 1 800 for 1966 races was approved A revolving platform for future rodeos was proposed by Rex White and county booth representation was urged by P D Torres Agriculture emphasis was urged for more county involvement.
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Albuquerque
G. T
Dick) Hennessee
Fair Board
Finlay MacGillivray
Rex White
Los Alamos
P. D. Torres
Deming
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Santa FE
Roger Copple
Assistance League
Roswell
Wyatt
Fazilka Front
Lahore
Sutlej River
Indian Defense Ministry
Ment Radio
Rajahstan
Arabian Sea
Moscow
Alexei N. Kosygin
Vee
Kosygin
Central Committee
Soviet Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Bow Beldan
Beldan
Tex Bow Beldan
George
Satur
Hedley Burrell