Clovis News-Journal from Clovis, New Mexico • Page 2

Defense HOBSS (UPD- Gov. Edwin L. Mechem today put New Mexico's civil defense organization on tin alert status for the duration of the plrestttt national emergency. Richard B. Laing, the governor's ajtent for civil defense, has operators.

The state Civil Defense office in Santa Fe is manned continuously around the clock with personnel avalable at any hour of the day or night. Medrem said. Mechem said the state Civil De- reported to Mechem that all cmer- cn prO ram has developed ac- gcncy communication facilities Uon ans based on two assump- have been checked and rechecked, itfojjs: including a direct "hot line" toi the United States is en- Civil Defense regional ago armed conflict with an tcrs in Denton, Tex. enemy, but that no missiles or Mechem vvas here today cam- bombs have yet fallen. paigning with the Republican cara-j the United States is en- i gaged in nuclear war, that enemy Clovis "Markets' at i P.W, Oci.

24) iW Clovls Livestock CLdVIS itlW tft kebi ftot reported by HORS 125. BArtww and 23 higher; steady to 93 higher. US No. 14 190-240 Ib. ftftd No.

S-8 JSO-JW Ib. No, New York Stocks By tinned FrrM Inlcrnitllnntl Nfw York Am TftT up Am fob 2SH up 'i Anaconda up i Atehlson Wit off At) off Beth 30 van. Other communications systems? available to civil defense in an Include the radio networks of the state police, ln highway department, game and' have hit the United States that degree of blast radioactivity has occurred department, National Guard, and the. volunteer amateur radio News In Brief 53 CHIw Off CWH Oil 4TN off JXlta 391V Kl Paw CM Enwnwft Klec 22 till 1. Fed Sirs Ford Otr.

Elec off "i roods off Gen Mint UP Goodyear 25 up 'i Gulf ot! 'Halliburton off -i tiaiuouniMT action plans include warn- tnri 33 oft ing of local Civil Defense directors and city and county officials of Impending danger, and the plotting of radioactive fallout patterns. HOUSTON The Ger-j man freighter Marburg, which carried sugar from Cuba to Ham-j burg in July. WBS being picketed today at the city dock by the I Seafarers International Union. Correction Of Guilty Plea Mo Pae 40 off Mons Ward 25 Am OH VS Penney JC Phillips off Pure Oil off P.eyn Tob 8 up PARCHMAN, Miss. (UPI) Eight convicts on "sick call" to 5 the prison hospital overpowered and killed an ambulance driver; early today and escaped from the Mississippi state penitentiary i here.

The Clovis News-Journal Tuesday reported that Thomas A. Pacheco had changed his Innocent plea on a murder charge to guilty and received a suspended sentence. The was erroneous in i 55 VH that Porter Carey, 67, of S12 W. and not Pncheco, pleaded polity, changing his original plea of Innocent. Carey received a l-to-10 year Sears Stiiiuroberger SO ort Shell up Sinclair IS of 51V off iSonmy Mobil off 2't Rand ojf (Sul Oil NJ oft "i iSfucwy 1 i Swift orf off Gulf Pd 33 off h'n Carbide I Uri'w Gsc of? i jf.R, Rubber up T.S.

StoeJ sip Clevis In itemocratlc hleit at noofl fhuriday at iht Ortll tof- their month Ittricheon, total aftd there was- Ittifeke and water? damagi to W. Mrs. Charlie Ytlcca; and her! family have returned from ing the funeral of her 91-year-old mother, Mrs. Louise (C. hrtke, in Prlddy, Tex.

Four sons and four daughters survive. Final Scot! Read Today for Graveside services were at 2 Bids Asked Clovis for Scott B. Alexander of Education is putting up for sale the frame stucco building commonly, known at the old Lincoln-Jackson office building. -Bids will be opened next Wednesday. ALBUQUERQUE (UPI) The! Albuquerque Civil Defense office! Tuesday received the most calls! suspended sentence after his for information on fallout shelters plea of guilty to tie manslaugh and evacuation procedures since ter charge, the U2 incident more than two! He had been charged with the years ago.

Charles Cole, office said 65 calls came into the olilce. Dow-Jones Report BJke Stolen Verhoii Atkins of 1304 Sheldon reported that someone stole his black Texico Flyer bicycle. The bike has 26 inch wheels and a basket on the front. Struck From Rear A car operated by Alameta Williams of 225 Lincoln was damaged when struck from the rear by a car operated by Bruce B. Billington 904 West The accident occurred at the intersection of West 7th and Lincoln.

An estimated S100 damage was done to the Williams car, while an estimated S200 damage was done to the left front of the Billington car. Collide At Intersection A car operated by Charles R. Howard of 1416 WaDace collided with a car operated by Dixie Lee of 1208 Axtell at the intersection of Axtefl and East 14th. No citations Were or issued. Police estimated damage' son of Mr.

and Mrs. Reggie Alexander, 212 E. 5th. Mr. Alexander is assistant manager of Woolworth's.

Dr. R. L. Willingham, pastor of First Methodist Church, conducted the services at Mission Garden of Memories. Steed Funeral Home handled arrangements.

The baby boy died at 4 a.m. today in Govis Memorial Hospital. Surviving besides the' parents is a grandmother, Mrs. J. Reynolds of Slaton, Tex.

death of a Clovls man, Reece a Carey's home last CDi mon Pacheco, on charged with the other hand, the fatal beating Stock Br tnltwl Press 3) Indus 5S3L13 up 4.GS 33 Rails 11SL11 Up 0.33 is uais m.9s ott art 65 SSocics 195.88 up Tb? Do wJones are baied en prices shewn at 2 p-m. when the stock was 39 minutes late. 4th hour sales 9OT.030: to 2 p.m. 4.130,- Fort Worth Livestock TORT WORTH t-SDA. Live- agreement on Berlin is to recognize East Germany's sover-; eignty, the East Gemian news; agency ADK reponed.

MCKINXEY President Kennedy has auihorized the to buiW a atomic-powefkl; Polaris submarine to be named 'the USS Sam P.aybum Pvep. Pvayi Roberts announced today, said he was informed the decision by letter, succeeded the late speak-! er Congress. 1 nocent his arraignment, utility standard gocd Trial fni- is fnr slaughter 23.Cn>-24.0C1; i-nai for racneco is set lor je es standard so.50.2s.50: Nov. 19. as $100 to the Howard car, S150 to the Lee vehicle.

and aiarriage A marriage license was issued to Robert Frank ZbleskS, 26, of Cannon AFB, and Barbara Ann O'Neal, 26, of Clovis, out of the County Clerk's office recently. Attorney Named An attorney was named Tuesday for Jackie Knight, IT, of 1304 Ash. in District Court Knight is to be tried on a breaking-and-entering charge Are Chairmen Of Association Three members of the Clovis School faculty are sen-ing as sectional chairmen in the Js'ew Mexico Education Assn. conference which'gets, underway this weekend in Albuquerque. Bill McDaniel.

Marshall Jumpf" High principal, is chairman of the up; Nofvil director, is pres- of the Music Educators and Mrs. Bess Booth, high school English teacher and publication 'is chairman of school publication and journalism. Claude Francis, president of the Clovis Educational listed the following delegates who are representing city teachers at the council meeting Wednesday. Claude Francis, Bess Booth, Opal Kittrel, B. J.

Pierce. Modine Whit- Wh school Scouts Slate Tamporee' Democratic Leaders Separate Making a swing through Eastern! New Mexico, Jack Campbell, Democratic candidate for governor, and Mack Easley, candidate for lieutenant governor, went separate ways Tuesday Easfy to Portales and Campbell to Tucumcari. i eteioc lix steer calves HOJSS SCO'. higher: 1-S grtdc i 345 butcfcer 15. stw-5 1-3 grade i 37S-4W 1S.5M6.CO.

I 1-SPO; srtivc. steady; and rhnice shorn lamtw 17.5O-15.W: good WHS choi'ce'riwtn 15.50; to utility sJsorn S.f»>fi.fiS, Gets Sentence Stanlev tlngton, Starkey, Leonore Kraus, James Loretta Carson, Aweida Fort Worth Grain FORT WORTH (UPI) CSDA receipts ladcded wheat f. COSTI 1, otu surgtum 103. Tocal 113 cars. Grain kat -5 cents: wtssal and Both discussed the record of the Democratic legislature with regard to teachers and the two per cent Boy Scouts in the El Llano sales tax.

Grande District will get a chance i Camobell and Easley both said to "rough if this weekend they take part in a camporee at Running Water Draw, seven miles Enactin of 2 north of Clods on the Grady Highway. oats down 1 White corn up to to IMi ccntj Barley No. 1 hard wlmer domestic export ya-35 2 vrbnt com 145-49 2 yeliow cora 1414-444 2 while oats ST-i-MU 2 jeilosv grain sorghum 203-05. Kansas City Livestock KANSAS CITY (fPI) USDA LJve- Catlie 3,500. end low 250: Davidson, Opal Self, Oscar Cantwell.

Mrs. Clem Collins, Wallace. Travis Stovall, and Man-in Boyer. Opponents Voice JL JL On Federal By United Press International Rep. Joseph M.

Montoya, D- N.M.,.and his Republican opponent Dr. Jack Redman Tuesday ntght outlined their views on federal spending. They appeared.on the same plat; form for the second lime this year, addressing the Council of Jewish Women. "I have been classified as a lib' eral because I have fought for civil rights, because 1 fought for slum clearance for the big cities of the East," Montoya said. However, he added, "I also believe in fisdal responsibility in government," and as a member, of the Appropriations Committee aid- SHIPS (Continued From Page 1) "dangerous waters." Imminent First test of the blockade could come today, according to Defense Secretary Robert S.

McNamara. Ships of any nationality attempting to pass into Cuban ports will be stopped and searched fbr arms ranging from missiles to bombers. Vessels attempting to run the blockade will be halted by U.S. weapons and sunk if necessary. No precise hour for the first between Russian ships and U.S.

blockade units was forecast, but the first test was expected during the afternoon unless the Soviet vessels change course'. A showdown at sea seemed inevitable. -Valerian Zorin, Soviet delegate to the United Nations, said "no self-respecting state will permit its shipping to be tam- pered'with." "In Havana Premier Fidel Castro thundered that the U.S. arms quarantine "will very soon have repercussions." During the night Moscow Radio broadcast that the-Soviet Union would not use weapons against the United States "unless aggression is committed." The broadcast did not define aggression. Meets With Advisors As the situation at sea surged toward a climax there was in- Jerry tensive activity ashore.

At the Mae hour the blockade was to go into effect the President called a ir' iUUZei iUIU iliClimi 4Jw.jv». Maness Ri. 1. Clovis, received aj Assistant superintendent te House meeting of high- representative vel Cab ne rnl and gence offlcials sitting as an ex-- jaU sentence Tue.sday on a was a worthless check charge. Maness, fmm the tern 19, is confined in the Currv Countv A cation Assn.

home economics during the past! Mexico Jo the Teach- ecutive comitiee of the Nation- Houie-Ec Group The Eastern New Jfexico Home Economics Association will meet at 6 Monday evening in the Southwestern Public er Education and Professional Standard Committee which met Tuesday. High School Principal back al Security Kennedy Council. also summoned con- leaders of both parties to the AVTiite House for a Harlan Beasley was the representative of the Secondary Principals Assn. to this meeting. Bill McDaniel, president of ENMEA for 5 p.m.

meeting, their second crisis conference since Monday afternoon. Kennedy's proclamation was is- i -w, i i i I Service hospitality room. About 30 1962-63. is a representative to thej Council and executive com-' sued persons are for gathering during which Clovis mittee. after the States Organization of approved a U.S.

resolution asking endorsement of the blockade. The vote Schools Superintendent Travis About 10,000 teachers from over was with Uruguay abstain- Stovall will talk on changes 16 state are expected to take part home economics during the past the convention. 50 years. Hostess group will be: Clovis. Casualties In Cuban ing because it did not receive instructions from its home government Specific arms covered in the blockade order were surf ace missiles; bomber air- heijen 27 50: Scheduled to get underway Fri-s cent ears tax under which schools to as.oo -Teachers in New Mexico in re-! Fire Fire Depart- i answered a call Wednesday! Sk25 fbJ I 101 0 11 to tbe Ray Landis resi- ifas.

dence at 221 East 5th. where a mat-; 4 A tress and box springs were on fire, day at noon, the camporee will run i were th a point where highest paid The mattress and mox springs j' through 4:30 p.m. Saturday. Truett jj, the nation. Hilliard of Portales is the camp Mexico in 1961-62 rated director.

second in the nation as to the per- About 150 boys from 12 troops in the district, plus 25 leaders are expected to take part in the campo- ree. Parents and visitors are wel- centage of total state revenues used for school purposes. The two men discussed a number of other laws passed by the come to come out and observe the Legislature for the benefit of events. Scout leaders said Wednes-j cation day. A campfire at 7:30 p.m.

Friday; will be one of the highlights of the overnight program. All troops will participate. Saturday win be a day of events for the most part with troops and patrols to be judged for efficiency. The schedule of events includes! Services Slated Here Thursday S5-U6 Ib. ijtjnbs DO.t'S- gcod and choice BO-1CC Ibs.

Chicago Livestock CHICAGO USDA Livestock- togfcer; losdtou prime Ib. steers SS.y*-.^ rtf: bulk Prime ffvyKj 2S.C*'*-29.O"*' aiDd Ib. hellers a.iS-JJ.30: hoJk StW-SCO; Jew pood vrajers tax Hospital Notes Admitted Tuesday, Oct. 23 jsis Patricia Ann Hughes, 1221 Shel- 1 crashed Avtpl! 7 W. Funeral services for Mrs.

Adaj 79, will be conducted Thursday in flue First fire by flint and steel, firebuilding tj st Church hero. Hogs TOW urtlvf, strocr to 1-2 lb. fr 1735-1775 1-3 19.V3SO 3bs. If.TS-i'SO: 1-3 yXt-Ka I5W-ISW. hlg-ber; asd nrtmt W.50-21.O9 vaai IS.

and water boiling, conservatkai, survival and physical fitness. MI thf of inapoin? two of iraliw fmra wheat off to 5 I'd Like Your STATE REPRESENTATIVE 1 Currj 7 County HOYT PATTISON lard off t.i 39 The church pastor, Dr H. E. Bergstrom, will officiate and grandsons of Mrs. Singleterry will 'be pallbearers.

I Burial will be in the Pleasant iHUl Cemeterj 1 under the direction OUWB-- Our Chapel of Memories I thrn if over fmm I Mrs. Singleterry died Monday 'night at Iletireroent Ranch. volume of ittlll.mo bushels third hlehest in the txrtj.t.ft Let Us Fill Your Next Prescription SHUCKS, I'M MUCH OF A 6UT (AH I HAVE ROOM PBiSCRIPTIONS ovm 80 YEARS OF IS PROOF OF OUR PROFESSIONAL ABILITY! Fret Delivery Reliable Service Always Plenty of Free Porting In The Village Cuban affair nil! in ijeajert' Howfer. of the WM bltmed on a Bsard of Trade raitinz to resume seUlrg com HEARING SERVICE CENTER to be held CLOVIS Thursday, Oct. 25th 1 p.m.

to 5 p.m. CLOVIS HOTIL Frte Hearing Test iELTONi OF NEW MEXICO ui ST, Ntw Consultant For Home don, si Jack medical Grady, medical Emma Miller, Route 2, Muleshoe, medical Donna Ann Baerenz, 232 Tierra Blanca. surgeiy Mary Rodriguez, Route 2, ona, medical Heart Attack Is Fatal To Cecil Craven Cecil J. Craven, 51, died of a heart attack at 8:30 this morning at his home at 1121 E. 2nd.

He was a Santa Fe Puiilway engineer and had lived here for 18 years. Mr. Craven is survived by his wife, Elveda; two sons, James C. of Clovis and Billy G. of Amarillo, his mother, Mrs.

Mary Craven, also of Amarillo; five Station in Cuba. All U)e Dluer "'f children I proceed to another destination ot Also six brothers, Carrol, Mar' The" Air Force here announced i its own choice. jun, L. C. and Wayne, all of Am- ithe C135 Stratolifter jet transport! Extend To irs Jarillo.

Claude of Fort Scott, 'attached to the Air Trans-! McNamara ordered all Navy Cary of Fort Wor(h; five sjs Vflns here plunged to a rine personnel held on ac- erSi Mrs Horton, Mrs. Ber- ic OS rtno as it was making a craft; bombs; air-to-surface rock- jets and guided missiles; warheads for any of those missiles; mechanical or electronic equip- jment to operate such missiles or jany other classes of weapons des- jignated by McNamara. Under the proclamation, "any MCGUIRE AFB. N.J. (UPI)-! i Seven crew members of an Air (Force jet transport became thei I first casualties the Cuban cri-! can unils to st Tuesday when their plane submit to search A sh 'P found at Guantanamo Naval to be carrjing proceeding to will be ordered by Ameri- lie to, and ship found material banned ed In cutting $118 billion from one budget and $4 from year's budget.

Montoya praised the late dent Franklin t), ftoosovelt, and said his congressonal record Is "a record for and on behalf of nil the underprivileged people of this state. And for that I do not apologize." Redman said he could "drive down 422 (N.M, 422 between Santa Fe and Albuquerque) with not ft single pang of guilt because It was built with federal However, he said he "rejected such federal spending as the $258,000 spent to send a comedian and bis troupe on a tour of the Far East, $10,000 Redman said the nation spent to give a "Polish Communist" a tour of the country, and a $10 million loan to Mexico "to increase its wheat production." "Our lives are being regimented more and more by centralization in Washington, and we don't need this type Of. regimentation," Redman said. Campbell said Democrat con- didale Jack M. Campbell, speaking at Tucumcari, said (he state legislature of public education in Mexico." Campbell said Democratic legislators will meet all commitments to schools and teachers without raising the state saies tax, pr6- posed earlier by Republican Gov.

Defense Interest Renewed A renewed interest in civil defense classes has developed in Clovis, according to Civil Defense Williams, deputy, director in charge of training and education, said it is possible, two or three classes will be offered in the near future. "I haven't conferred with the superintendent of schools on this, but I will soon." Williams said. "We have about 30 teachers in the system who are capable of teaching the classes." In view'of the present world situation, Williams said he thought the classes would definitely be in line. The courses, which were given here a year' ago, cover survival, aid, food storage and other aspects of civil defense. Mack Ingle, civil defense director, said pamphlets on the subject will be available.

Edwin I. Campbell fiald Dertfoerttl. trolled leglslalureg had provided the original school (ax, tdd fundft to help provide teachers' salaries thai rank above the tlonal average, enacted the teach, cr retirement and teflu're laws, and created the stale oil to aecufe of terest for schdolfurtds. Portales i. Facilities -PORTALES (Special) An in.

Specter from the State Fire Map. shall's office has looked over alt wholesale and retail gasoline facil. Ities in Portales as a result of ths fire early Saturday at the Oox and VVhlhvorth Oil and Gas Co. Fire Chief Newman Carter said that he notified the state offica according to regulations, and fire marshall sent an inspector immediately. As a result of the inspection, Carter said, several wholesale gasoline tanks in Portales will equipped with safety devices required by State Carter said the State Fire Marshall also ihecked up on rilling stations to determine if they are following state regulations, especially by posting "no smoking" signs their driveways.

la Sergeant Missile Is Ri WHITE "SANDS, N. M. (UPI)-. The Army planned today the first war ready" firing of its new Sergeant missile by battlefield troops. The 34-foot solid fuel rocket, ds- signea to give battleifled soldiers a short-range nuclear punch, was scheduled to be launched at 3:30 p.m.

CST. Troops of the Third missile battalion of the 38th Artillery from Fort Sill, will conduct tht aunch of the highly mobile rocket which has a range of mort than 85 miles. The Sergeant is designed to re- slace the larger, more some Corporal ballistic missile, which because it is liquid fueled, Is harder to handle and takes longer to fire. The Sergeant was declared operational in May and is expected to join U. S.

allies' troops as well as U. S. foot soldiers overseas. Too Late To Classify T8 UNFURNISHED BEDROOM house. Belli Vlstn Addition.

Available Nov. 1. SU 4-323S by the order will be directed to duty or as much as one iyear beyond normal tours. About The steep descent was listed men were expected to be he probable cause of the crash'affected by the order. In he Air Force said.

-Khrushchev issued a somewhat The left here early Tues-j similar decree halting the dis- Woody Negiey, 1000 Ross, medi-; day on the fatal flight to Guan- charge of experienced missile personnel. The blockade units, Task Force 136, went on station around Cuba of Lexington, under command of Vice Adm, itanamo. Sieve Magness, Route 3, medicalj Th dead Elaine Burdett, Route 2, Melrose, medical were identified as James F. Bailey, aircraft Marv Ann Runyan, Clovis, med- Capt, John Balrd. first pilot, of (Alfred Ward, Ward also com, Fall Brook.

1st Jackimands the U.S. 2nd Fleet. Task F. Duberteen, second pilot, of! Force 136 is made up of major ical Dismissed Tuesday, Oct 23 Craig Berryman, 60S W. 6th Elkhart.

Capt Edward J.jnaval units including Sue Ann Srks, 30M Duckworth Connard, navigator, of plus aircraft based on the East 1st U. Hahl P. Hogge, Gulf Coasts. gator of Nampa, Idaho; T. Sgt.

Ward's operation was under i Lester C. Elliott, flight engineer, over-all jurisdiction of Adm. Rob- 'of Dueniveg. "and S. Sgt.

ert U- Dennison U.S. Atlantic Booker T. Rigsby, loadmaster. ofiFleet commander based in Nor- Kingston. N.C.

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