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Newspaper

Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1966

Page

2

Artesia United Fund Sets 1967 Goal At 40000

Artesia outlines a 1967 United Fund goal of 40000, announced by Charles K. Johnson. The Budget and Admissions Committee led by L W Brummett recommended the figure, noting last year's 38000 goal was surpassed by agencies including Boy Scouts and Red Cross. A United Fund office opens in the Artesia Chamber of Commerce building with contact 746 6190.

Artesia United Fund North Eddy County Charles K. Johnson Board of Directors L. W. Brummett Brummett Johnson Charles

Alhambra Tavern Drops Stamp Promotion

In Barnsley England the Alhambra Tavern canceled a stamp promotion after a Sunday launch. Pub keeper Les Simpson said the rush was too intense to manage and noted the scheme offered one trading stamp for every drink.

Barnsley England Alhambra Les Simpson Simpson

Inez Heads For Caribbean Islands In Hurricane Plight

Hurricane Inez roars with 120 mile an hour winds prompting hurricane watches for Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. At noon EDT the storm lies 400 miles east-southeast of San Juan and 1 400 miles from Miami as it nears Guadeloupe and eastern Caribbean islands. Emergency warnings cover Marie Galante Antigua Nevis St Kitts St Eustatius Saba with gale warnings for Dominica and northern Leeward Islands.

Miami Fla Inez Puerto Rico Virgin Islands San Juan Guadeloupe Caribbean Marie Galante Antigua Nevis St. Kitts St. Eustatius Saba Dominica Leeward Islands Barbuda St. Marten

Roswell Mayor Defends Sewer and Water Rate Hike

Roswell Mayor Gail Harris defended a recent sewer and water rate increase saying costs made it necessary and the new rates sit mid range among state cities. He noted four of 17 wells retired with three more to go in six months as the system requires revision. Harris cited a 100 percent minimum charge rise, not full rate jumps, and referenced a uniform state sales tax proposal from a recent Municipal League meeting.

Roswell Gail Harris Harris New Mexico Municipal League Las Cruces Col. E.L. Lusk Federal Fifth Sixth Richardson Roswell Municipal Golf Course A.B. Gwinn

Iron mining returns to Lincoln County

A former Grants uranium miner resumes iron ore work near Capitan, delivering three carloads daily. The Roswell Daily Record assigns Don Riggenbach to cover Lincoln County, with photos on Page 16.

Lincoln County Grants Capitan Roswell Daily Record Don Riggenbach Roswell Record Ruidoso

Lincoln Youths win junior beef crowns at New Mexico State Fair

Three Lincoln County youths plus one from Colfax County dominated the Junior Beef Show at the New Mexico State Fair. Awards covered bulls heifers and steer classes with Cecil Michelet and Guy Horney earning top honors in multiple divisions and Curtis Boyd among top finishers.

Albuquerque New Mexico Cattle Growers Lincoln County Colfax County Cecil Michelet Lincoln Joe Jeffers Col- Colfax Guy Horney Fort Sumner F.F.A Curtis Boyd

Hospital admits and births listed in regional notices

Admitted on September 26 include Kristie Fenner John Hanna Hale Sparkman H L Gremillion Carol Fancher Warren Hinkle Marsha Ross Avis Dean Gutshall and others. Dismissals on September 26 list Bruce Bagwell James Eakin Jr Raymond Graves and several more. Births on September 26 report three newborn girls to the Gra ham Valesquez Barnett families.

Kristie Lea Fenner Dunlap Raymond R. Graves Charles F. Halverson Jackie C. Kennard Steven Kennard Bill Papworth Lester Wall

Eight Negroes Named To Jury for Klansman

In Hayneville Alabama a jury of eight Negroes and four whites was chosen to try Ku Klux Klansman Eugene Thomas on murder charges tied to the killing of Viola Liuzzo. The case carries potential death penalty if convicted.

Hayneville Ala Eugene Thomas Thomas Bessemer, Ala Steel Company Viola Gregg Liuzzo Detroit Mich Richmond Flowers Arthur J. Hanes Hanes Birmingham Flowers Thagard

Rankers to Cite Area Ranchers At Fete Oct 3

Outstanding farmers and ranchers in the Roswell Macho and Hagerman-Dexter Conservation Districts will be honored at the Bankers Conservation Awards Banquet on Oct. 3 at 7 p.m. Winners will be announced at the event to be held at the Masonic Temple. Area farm and ranch operators without invitations should contact the Macho Soil Conservation District Office at 1009 S. Atkinson.

Roswell, Macho Hagerman-Dexter Bankers Conservation Awards Masonic Temple Macho Soil Conservation District Office S. Atkinson

Accident notices from Roswell area of multiple incidents

In Roswell area incidents, Doris T Everest and Andrea L Langley cited for failure to yield at 2002 S Richardson. Clara Arnold and J G Smith involved at MR-130 and 804 N Richardson with no citations. George Dodson Jr at Walker AFB charged with careless driving after hitting a fence post. Albert Quintana and Daryl McFadin cited for failure to yield at Bandolina and Twin Diamond.

Lea Poe Doris T. Everest S. Richardson Andrea L. Langley Mills Langley North Richardson Clara Arnold Roswell J. G Smith N. Richardson Montana George Dodson Jr Walker Air Force Base Dodson Bandolina Twin Diamond Albert Quintana N. Grand Daryl A. McFadin Quintana

Tax tab for refugees at $1 million weekly

Miami AP report details a $1 million weekly tax implied for U.S. taxpayers to fund a ballooning Cuban refugee program. The Cuban Refugee Center, part of HEW, notes rising costs from an airlift of 10 planeloads weekly, with a $51 million fiscal 1967 refugee budget and 37 000 arrivals since December 1.

Miami Fla U.S Soviet Union Health, Education and Welfare Department House Senate Castro Russia

Macho Soil District to Elect Supervisors at Berro Elementary

The Macho Soil and Water Conservation District schedules its annual election of two supervisors at a dinner meeting at Berro Elementary School on Oct 24. Incumbents R.G. Bird and C.E. Daniel finish October terms. Nominating committees are set. floor nominations allowed. District landowners urged to attend. reservations via district office 622-3190.

Macho Soil & Water Conservation District Berrendo R.G. Bird C.E. Daniel

Stolen Sample Clothes From Parked Car Reported

Lloyd Oxley of Phoenix reports a theft from a parked car at Broadmoor Shopping Center. The break in yielded 150 neckties 40 blouses and 75 dresses valued at 850 dollars.

Lloyd Oxley Phoenix Ariz Broadmoor Shopping Center

Vatican dispatch to Viet Nam seeks peace amid church relations

A Vatican mission led by Archbishop Sergio Pignedoli will travel to Saigon to study Catholic Church issues in Viet Nam and pursue steps toward peace between Buddhists and Catholics. The Vatican will participate in an extraordinary conference and the Pope has urged all possible actions for peace without detailing any nuclear or major power negotiations.

Vatican City Vatican Viet Nam Sergio Pignedoli Canada L’osservatore Romano Saigon

Markets Gains Lost Near Close In Mixed Session

The New York market faded from early gains as Du Pont worsened and dragged the averages. Motorola plunged 15 points after a report lowered its earnings outlook, while Itek, Fairchild, United Aircraft and several others rose modestly. Volume reached about 6.2 million shares, with several leading issues posting fractional gains.

New York du Pont Motorola Itek Fairchild Camera National Airlines Litton Industries Paramount Pictures Pitney Bones New York Central United Aircraft Merck TWA Delta Airlines Sperry Rand

Parade Float Lineup From Artesia Page 1 Continues

The second hour lists parade entries including Artesia High School Band Villa Solano School float FAA float Civil Air Patrol Jojoaque High School Band Democratic Party entry First National Bank float and multiple high school bands with supporting floats from Mt States Telephone United Fund Carrizozo Lone Star Mountain View Cheerleaders Republican entry Ruidoso High School Van's Shamrock and more crowds.

Artesia Villa Solano FAA Civil Air Patrol Jojoaque Democratic Party First National Bank Pickett & Irvins Burnworth & Openshaw Melrose Mt. States Telephone Co United Fund Carrizozo Lone Star Mountain View Republican Party Ruidoso High School Van’s Shamrock Rayne Soft Water Capitan High School Roswell Assistance League Kiwanis Club Wafb Fire Department Hagerman High School A.E. Brackeen Co Hale Trucking Co Santa Rosa High School Boy’s Club Sierra Jr High Day House of Beauty Pythian Sunshine Girls Pueblo Jr. High Pecos Valley Coca Cola Roswell College of Cosmetology Portales Jr Roswell Rotary Club Yucca Junior High School Southwest Grid Gattis Jr. High Roswell Shrine Patrol Dexter-Hagerman D.E Chaves County Pecos Valley Jr. Horsemen Sheriff’s

Woman sentenced 2 to 10 years for Lugo death

Leticia Lucero LaRiva 46 of 913 West Thirteenth pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the stabbing death of Severo Huerta Lugo 37 of Roswell and Artesia. Judge George L. Reese sentenced her to 2 to 10 years in state penitentiary.

Leticia Lucero LaRiva W. Thirteenth Severo Huerta Lugo Roswell Artesia Lugo

New York Stocks May List Major Dailies and Prices

New York markets show a wide range of listed stocks with prices from Amerada to Westinghouse, including Am Met, RCA, Chrysler, Ford, General Electric, and US Steel. The AP report notes afternoon quotes around 3 p.m. with mixed gains and declines across key industrials and oils.

New York Amerada T&t RCA Reich Reyn Atchison Ad Richaid Safeway Bobbie Bks S Diego Elec Studebaker Gen Motors Sunray OX Gillette Swift Goodyear Tenneco Gulf Oil Texaco Hallibur Transwaal Int BusMch UN Oil Cal Marath Oil US Steel Mobil Oil Wn Bancorp Mont Ward Westy E Front Air

Denver Livestock Market Report

Denver cattle and hogs saw limited offerings for tests with few slaughter cattle. Cows steady with utility cows at 18.00 to 19.80, hogs 500 head 1 3 barrows and gilts 22.50 to 23.00, lambs 90 to 105 pounds at 23.85 to 24.95. spring lambs 25 to 50 lower, sheep 6 000 head with no established ewe or feeder lamb quotes.

Denver Livestock Denver USDA

Market wrap and closing figures from E F Hutton

Courtesy of E F Hutton shows closing prices for industrials at 794.99 up 1.39 and utilities at 126.21 down 36 with railroads at 198.19 up 2 65. Stocks section notes UR at 436.

E.F. Hutton & Co

Chicago live cattle prices and volumes report

The Chicago live cattle notes show October futures high 26.22 and close 26.25 with volume 4. December trades record 26.90 high 26.75 close and volume 88. February values 27.37 high 27.20 low 27.22 close with volume 155. April futures peak 27.82 and close 28.65, volume 158. June high 28.65 low 28.40 close 28.40, volume 137. August high 28.80 low 28.60 close 28.60, December 28.95 high 28.60 low 28.60 with volume 6.

Chicago E.F. Hutton & Co

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Artesia UF U.S.O Lincoln Iron Mining Light Hereford Kathy Grider Roosevelt Ellen Bramblett Chaves Debra Weston Patty Bramblett Aberdeen Angus Ft. Sumner FFA Joel Edwards DeBaca John Davis Bull Calved Heifer Ft. Sumner Ffa Joel Edwards DeBaca Hess Larry Hess Republican U.S. Coast Guard Homestead Osteopathic Edmon Myrick E. Third Claude Tumbleson Michigan George Childers Kathereen Hairston ST. Mary’s William Wiseman S. Penn O. D. Davis E. Deming Floyd Doyal E. McGaffey Richard Estrada W. Green Carlsbad Beatrice Padilla Larry Bratcher N. Washington William Conley Ervin Russell Joe Chidiers Manuel Payne N. Plains Park Arthur Nunez Francisco Rivera Missouri Ira Barnes E. Hervey Dr L. C. Hartmann W. Forest Harvey Atkins W. First Raymond Cobos John K. Payne Eranthia Streety Elliott O. Jones Ronald Werstein Donnie Chavez Clifford Buchanan Eugene Yperrea Florencio Flores Edwin E. Evans Ricardo Enriquez Cyrus O. Taylor Ray Graham Conchas Joe Valesquez E. Mathews Clyde G. Barnett N. Kansas Groes Lowndes County Uncle Toms Macho Monument CO North Main Rental Service Center, Inc Virginia Roswell, N. Mexico Goodrich U.S. Rubber Boeing and Radio Corp Douglas Caterpillar American Stock Exchange Terry Kyle W. Seventh Reese EGG Market Registry Service N. Main Hinkle Our Vty E. F Hutton & Company Inc New York and Pacific Coast Stock Exchanges Hawaii North Main Street
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