Ginger Aims Toward North Carolina With 90 MPH Winds
Hurricane Ginger moved toward the North Carolina coast at 6 am EDT 325 miles southeast of Wilmington and Cape Hatteras, with winds near 90 mph. Gale force winds expected tonight. small craft advised to stay in port as seeding missions conclude and scientists assess effects.
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Ginger
North Carolina
Wilmington
Cape Hatteras
N.C
National Hurricane Center
Ray Kraft
Virginia Capes
South
Florida
Bahamas
Carolina
Navy
Air Force
Project
Storm Fury
Cecil Gentry
NMMI Promotes 65 Cadets to Higher Ranks
Sixty five New Mexico Military Institute cadets receive immediate rank promotions after a formal order from Superintendent Col Ben Wales. Names include Cadet Serundit Charles Dearnett, Cadet Teddy Kuykendall, Cadet Hubert Paton, Cadet Sol Handolph, and Cadet Joseph Speft, among others, with insignia to be worn immediately. The promotions fill vacancies from within the corps, reflecting new leadership roles for the class.
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Roswell
MeSton Military Institute
Wreberc
Npemial
Ben KO Wales
Serundit
Charles FE. Dearnett
Mir
Edward A Dejarnett
Ole Teddy
Kuykendall
Bhudonna Bailey
Frederick M Dinapids
Meo
Join Adderson
Hubert Wo Paton
Firul Whatin Jr
Sol Handolph Mo Richardson
Min
Tle Caret
Mwatetan Sone
Calate
Mys Betu
Gresork
Moebomiegix
Sormof
Gorton Mwilvneaudx
William Ph Mi Cox
Ath
Walliarmi McChy
Donald J. Peters
Ark. Peters
Henry D. Sandles
Myra Dell Sandles
Joseph N Speft
Keke Scott
Corinne
Ehuble
Local man sentenced in district court after guilty pleas
A local man received a prison sentence in district court after pleading guilty to multiple offenses. Several charges including aggravated battery and receiving stolen property were dismissed or deferred as pre sentence reports were prepared for the judge.
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Athdudincial
Sensioner
Paul Spegel
Joe Antiltieg
Rondardson
Putin
Aolan
Forelare
Tevening
Voneediita
Inodiet
Topry
Davitt Warels
Hagerthan
Otaku
Barela
Ke W
Genel
Santa Fe Judge Hires Albuquerque Lawyer for Travel Expense Review
Judge James Scarborough retained Attorney George Harris of Albuquerque to advise on a potential suit against the state for $519 in travel expenses to Cuernavaca Mexico. The State Supreme Court advised the trip’s purpose was improper and the judge declined to comment beyond noting he was consulting counsel.
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Santa Wenm Ooap Lhatrictourt
James Scarborough Tas
Gieorge Harris
Albuquerque
Idvise
Mexico
State Supreme Court
Santa Fe
Tim
Supreme Court
Robert Kirkpatrick
Scarborough
Cuernavaca
Cardinal Mindszenty bows to Pope in Rome amid Cold War talks
Cardinal Mindszenty, longtime anti Communist leader of Hungary, leaves the U.S. embassy in Budapest for Rome after a Vatican mediated deal. Pope Paul VI seeks to ease church state tensions with Communist regimes and to gain greater religious freedoms for Catholics in Hungary and beyond.
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Edward Magri
Associated Press
Vatican City
Jjosef
Cardinal Mindszenty
Hungary
Pius XII
Rome
Paul VI
Mindszenty
Cardinal
Steel
Pope Paul
Budapest
Vatican
Red
Fatherland
U.S
U.S. Legation
Paul
Janos Peter
Moscow
Kremlin
Josef Shipyj
Siberia
Czechoslovakia
Josef Beran
James Walsh
Red China
Poland
Soviet Union
Vatican- Budapest
Yugoslavia
Belgrade
Freon gas eyed as cancer cure in Dallas study
Doctors at University of Texas Southwestern Medical School report using cryosurgery to freeze cervical tissue and destroy abnormal cells. In a trial of 35 women with mild dysplasia, 32 showed successful treatment results.
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Dallas
University of Texas Southwestern Medical School
Gallup couple fined $1000 for selling to a minor
Gallup owners Louise and William Garcia faced a $1000 penalty after pleading no contest to selling alcohol to a minor. State liquor director Carlos Jaramillo suspended half the fine for six months without violations. The ruling highlighted the toughest penalty among 17 cases heard.
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N.M
Carlos Jaramillo
Art
Gallup
Louise
William Garcia
Jaramillo
Tony G
Sadie Griego
Rio Bravo
Albuquerque
Griegos
Serafin Roybal
Roybal
Nambe
Xanadu Inc
Boon Docks
San Juan County
Glen’s Inc
Lavington
John G. Tabet
Tabet Bar
Mountainair
Tabet
Joel S. and
Cristobal Aragon
Tome Beer Garden
Tome
Aragons
Luna Pizzeria Inc
Charles and
Joseph Cigelle
Well
Jerry Marshall
Pam Inc
Jay
Lovington
Joe S. Zecca
O.J. Franchini
Franchini Brothers Inc
David M. Weberg
Dusty
Corporacion de la Fonda Inc
la Fondal Santa Fe
Jack Mendelsberg
Stadium Liquors
Jack Kassem
Melody Club
Carlsbad
Nixon surprise visit to POW MIA families stirs hopes
President Nixon appeared at a Tuesday banquet of the National League of Families of American Prisoners and Missing in Southeast Asia. He pledged presidential priority to securing the release of all prisoners and missing in action, while Defense Secretary Laird urged progress and explained the U S stance. Some league members had picketed the White House demanding a withdrawal date.
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Washington
White House
Nixon
National League of Families of American
Southeast Asia
League
Vietnam
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Hanoi
United States of America
Ronald L. Ziegler
Thieu orders police to shoot to kill rioters in Saigon
President Nguyen Van Thieu issued a shoot to kill directive to police confronting antigovernment violence after a string of terrorist bombings near Saigon. The move followed protests in Da Nang and amid a contested election backdrop with Gen. Minh and Vice President Ky criticizing the process.
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Associated Press
Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Vu Khanh
Thieu
National Police
Gia Dinh
le van Tu
da Nang
Duong van
Minh
Nguyen Cao Ky
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