One-Car Wreck Kills Man 46 Miles North of Roswell
Paul Meredith Minor, 1942 Prospect Ave., San Francisco, died in a 6 am one car crash on U.S. Highway 285 forty six miles north of Roswell near Mesa. His 1951 Cadillac, stolen from Albuquerque dealer James Hutchinson, left the road, rolled three times, and ejected him. Cause was a broken neck and crushed skull.
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Paul Meredith Minor
Prospect Ave
San Francisco
Roswell
Mesa
U.S. Highway 285
New Mexico
Minor
James B. Hutchinson
Albuquerque
Chaves
Berrendo
Dick McCool
Sanders
Vaughn
Valley Mortuary
Colorado
Carl Pettit
Tucumcari
Mary Romero
Colorado State Highway Patrol
Joe John Yazzie
Shiprock
N.M
Pipeline Contract Awarded For Texas New Mexico Line
The Texas New Mexico Pipe Line Co awarded a contract to Station Construction Co of Houston to build two pumping stations on the 512 mile Jal to Four Corners pipeline. Sites include Aneth Utah and Bisi NM with three 78400 barrel storage tanks each. The line runs about 17 miles north and east of Roswell near Molina. Owners include Texas Co Sinclair Pipe Line Tidewater Oil and Cities Service Oil.
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Texas-New Mexico Pipe Line Co
Station Construction Co
Houston
Jal
Four Corners
Aneth
Utah
Bisi
N.M
Roswell
Molina
The
Texas Co
Sinclair Pipe Line Co
Tidewater Oil Co
Cities Service Oil Co
Thunderstorm Sparks Sonic Boom Rumors in Bay Area
A rare thunderstorm rattled San Francisco yesterday causing hundreds to report jet-like sonic booms. The Weather Bureau noted it was only the third electrical storm in the city in 30 years. A sudden downpour accompanied the thunder.
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San Francisco
Bay Area
Weather Bureau
Temperance Group Plans 7 30 Meeting Tonight
The Laymen's Get-Together temperance group will meet at 7 30 this evening in the district courtroom. Officers listed include David Moore as chair, A Jack Moore as vice chair, Winfred Binns as secretary, and Henry Ashcraft as treasurer.
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Temperance Group
David Moore
A. Jack Moore
Winfred Binns
Henry Ashcraft
Feud Flare as Game Dept Refund Surfaces
Conservation Director Homer Pickens clashes with former boss Elliott Barker over a $20 refund from a Barbary Sheep permit draw. Barker, who hunted last year on a landowner permit, argues the money is owed. clerical error let him participate. 36 of 130 employees contributed to the fund amid long running tensions between the two officials.
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Associated Press
Homer Pickens
Elliott Barker
Game Department
Barker
State Game Department
Pickens
Department
A_ department
Santa Fe
Issus
Atomic shelters pass test after detonation
The Atomic Energy Commission reported that two French and nine West German shelters survived a nuclear detonation on August 31 in very satisfactory shape. Tests showed construction of adequate shelters could save lives in a nuclear attack. The Smoky device yielded above 20 000 tons of TNT.
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Las Vegas
Atomic Energy Commission
Europe
Welcome Mrs Herbert Ellis A2e and Mrs G A Reed
Two women named Mrs Herbert Ellis and Mrs G A Reed are welcomed in this community notice. The brief item records a social acknowledgment without further detail or context.
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Herbert Ellis
G. A. Reed
Nuclear tests stop urged as disarmament debate opens
The United States and Britain faced pressure at the United Nations to halt nuclear tests promptly as a disarmament debate began. Western nations outlined a plan for suspension tied to an inspection agreement, while Soviet India and Japan called for an immediate pause subject to verification.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
Britain
U.N
Soviet Union
U.N. Disarmament Commission
London
General Assembly
India
Japan
Canada
France
Assembly
Faubus Considers Calling Special Arkansas Session
New Mexico State Fair draws large crowds with 61 000 attendance on a record day All Schools Day grants free grounds admission for students Junior Horse Show attracts about 300 entries amid strong weekend crowds Roy Rogers Show and rodeo draw thousands Palomino and Wool Growers Days set for tomorrow 4 H FFA Fat Calf Show planned with prize sales Friday
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Albuquerque
New Coliseum
Barbara Priestley
J. W. Priestley
Sandoval
Edwin L. Mechem
FFA
Faubus sees possible special session on integration
Governor Orval Faubus said a special session to address the Little Rock school integration crisis appears likely but he stressed it is not definite. He noted no firm plan for any bill and discussed options including closing Central High and shifting to private status.
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Little Rock
Ark
Orval Faubus
Faubus
Little Rock Central High School
Northwest Arkansas
Central High School
Capitol
Central High
Ambush Kills Jicarilla Apache Brother Near Lumberton
Two Jicarilla Apache brothers, Russell Blote and Andrew Blote, were attacked outside Gomez bar in Lumberton New Mexico. Russell died from multiple gunshot wounds while Andrew survived with non serious injuries. Police identified two of three suspects and planned custody. The incident occurred after a bar fight earlier that night and involved a .300 Savage rifle.
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Chama
N. M
New Mexico
Gene Gomez
Freddy Martinez
Russell Blote
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Martinez
Elote Brothers
Supreme Court Asked to Reinstate Teamsters Election Injunction
Opponents of current Teamsters leadership urge the Supreme Court to restore an injunction blocking the vote for new officers. Lawyers for a New York rank and file group filed with the court seeking reinstatement this week.
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Washington
Teamsters
Supreme Court
Teamster
New York
Rank and File
Japanese DC-4 crash near Itami injures five passengers
A Japan Air Lines DC-4 crash landed and burned in a rice field after takeoff from Itami. The aircraft carried 51 passengers and four crew, including three non-Japanese. Fifty-five people survived, with five injured.
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Itami
Japan
Japan Air Lines
Airlines
Osaka
Tokyo
Ford to face Spahn in World Series opener at Yankee Stadium
New York manager Casey Stengel named Whitey Ford to start against Milwaukee ace Warren Spahn in the opening World Series game at Yankee Stadium. Ford finished the season with an 11 5 record while Spahn went 21 11 and was chosen by Braves manager Fred Haney yesterday.
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New York
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Whitey Ford
Milwaukee
Warren Spahn
Yankee Stadium
Ford
Spahn
Braves
Fred Haney
Maunoury Faces Confidence Vote Over Algerian Home Rule Plan
Premier Maurice Maunoury confronts strong opposition from extreme wings in the National Assembly as he advances a confidence vote on a bill to partition Algeria into six or seven territories with locally elected assemblies. A federal assembly and executive would later be established in Algiers with power shared between European settlers and Arabs.
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Parisp
Maurice Maunoury
National Assembly
Algeria
Algiers
Man Pleads Guilty To Knifing Charge
Carlos Villareal aged 22 of Artesia pleaded guilty to assault with a knife in a hearing before Justice R Perry Bean. He was bound over to district court with bond set at 750 dollars for the Go mez Bar cutting of Rubardo Franco of Hagerman. Arrest by Deputy Sheriff Charlie M Troublefield of Hagerman.
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Carlos Villareal
Artesia
R. Perry Bean
Villareal
Rlbardo Franco
Hagerman
Gomez Bar
Charlie M. Troublefield
Ellenberger Test at Richards Wildcat Shows Gas Intervals
A significant Ellenberger test at Texas Co No 1 Richards Wildcat well produced gas shows between 16,200 and 16,800 feet. Prospecting in Sec 25 20s 32e Lea County indicates notable subsurface gas presence.
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Richards Wildcat
Texas Co
Ellenberger
iSec
Lea County
Mrs. Roosevelt Says Military Might Will Not Defeat Russians
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt says military power alone cannot beat the Soviet Union. She argues the United States must be superior in many respects and urges Americans to study Russia’s background to counter Communist diplomacy.
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Mrs. Roosevelt
New York
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Soviet Union
United States
Roosevelt
Communist Party
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Little Rock, Ark
Motorcycle Rider Hurt in Collision Near Walker AFB
Charles Allen Roberts, 17, of 6th FMS at Walker Air Force Base, was injured in a collision on Southeast Main at 6:11 p.m. He rode a 1956 Ariel motorcycle. the other vehicle was a 1955 Buick sedan driven by Ed B Sherman, 42, of 1405 Adams Ave. Buick damage was $150 on the right side. motorcycle damage, $20, to clutch and oil tank. Both cars were headed southeast.
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Charles Allen Roberts
FMS
Walker Air Force Base
Southeast Main
Ed B. Sherman
S. Adams Ave
Stripped 1950 Ford Found Near Town After Theft
Police report a 1950 Ford coach belonging to Charles Alfred Allen of the 715th Bomb Sqdn Walker Air Force Base was stolen near the base gate and recovered stripped east of town. Police Chief Tommy Thompson announced this morning.
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Charles Alfred Allen
Walker Air Force
Tommy Thompson
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Judy Burrows
Santa Fe County
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ILIPS
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Colo
U. S. 36
Yazzie
Donald M. Dabney
Dabney
U.S
Arkansas
Richard L. Roudebush
Indianapolis
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Roy Rogers
Harold Pick
First United Fund
United Fund
Robert O. Anderson
Ross L. Malone
Advance Gifts Division
Eliers
Jicarilla
Albuquerqe
Boys Town Choir
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