Alamogordo Daily News from Alamogordo, New Mexico • Page 6

SHOT TIK' house was discoscs V. Health children, nv nr "shots The youngsters met the needle with iions Some looked owov ond winced while others ic nurse ond grinned The voccinotions ore given hrouoh the health department (Staff Photo) Backstaqo in tc Mexico 'Great W1 nife Sends To I'wHoi Ry The N-w Of THE ASSO: IA Tr ln tn Pded fontani to in 1 a kv 1er loctn of Indi I T. llr i Fat Gm I rider i s. Nr Chances hr SThctrr. well.

1 quite thi a Gin ir 1er mien a Men -have with Ir.di great Far Mexico. His latcM the his first official' -t 11 In lati 1 ion Hr and the lr. It; Utes" who took in were 1. Of those two rant dropped. 21 a ses v.

eight i and probatio sentences eight were before the tnh I Holdridqe's tirst dathlir) affairs of the An sr dian, to the bett kr.s Indian officials hereaboi ca in I9S8 when ho c. rising on the same Ule Reser va- ne the1 general at that Wa However, Holdridge didn't get on the Prather bandwagon UTtil the Otero county rancher had the Pentagon buffaloed. tly victory revel in which ils the 09 Holdridge could Jchn Prather case. In that thv general stepped out of character, for he was de- fendirg a white man. But in the rnd it turned out the two oP' wor beaters were fighting what general has repeatedly called Riding Club Elects Officers it it i in I r.

miner for vice Holdridge, who graduated fre.r Weit Poirt ir the same class President Eisenhower, says the chief executive should be arrested because he is foe of the Indians and outlaw against the What's next for the defender of America's first citizens" No one will know until the rmxt- eiiticn of newsletter the public mads, calling nation of the Minute Men far western outpost of Alamflijitriifl 0 athf Spuih Sunday, Juiy 24, Page 6 Navy Orders Three More Missile Subs WASHINGTON 1The U. S. program for a potent new striking force was well under way today with orders for three more mi'sile liring atomic submarines Contracts for the three craft will bring to 14 the Navy's fleet of sub- able to ram nuclear-tipped rockets on distant enemy targets. President Kis eft tower, delighted wi'b last first successful nderwatcr missile launchings from (he George Washington, arranged go aboard her sister submarine, the Hatnck lknry. Monday afternoon at the Newport II.

I raval base. The George Washington, which fired two Pol aril missiles more than l.ioo mill's can carry 16 of I atomic warhead weapons It and the Patrick Henry are the onh atomic powered missile subs com pleted and commissioned so far Seven others are ur.der construe tion, and the Navy earlier last week iordered government shipyards to I start work on two more. Under the new contracts the Flee trict Boat Division of General namics Groton, build i er of the George Washington and Patrick Henry, will tonslruct two more of the big submarines for S60.113,000 The Newport News, Ship building and Drydock Co. will build the third for a maximum price of S32.4(‘a.000, the exact amount to be determined later. These costs cover only the ship- themselves, cot counting atomic en gines.

electronic and other special gear. The Navy figures it' over all exp nse will come to about $ltl0H million per submarine. CANDY once Mcmoi ic I Heir col right, lorio, Vine I STRIPrRS daily Chor I Hospital I io lend va at Gerald ufi for the Tin in- 'Candy Stripers' In Useful Role AtGCM Hosmtcd 00 Recovered, Two As dine Employes Arrested LEADERS Page One) movement sis! int Is il, .1 ux- A. Jo HOW'S THAT A recent ib-m in the 50 Years i column of the Albuquerque! umal reported that in 1910 Ros area rarchcr Walter H. Long died 3M of cotton into for storage.

Fiie rancher was quoted say- into In reasurer In tha templed revert back rule tr. A ar a year-old fell then Elve Nava tifU. Ml III, he fared 11 time Nava mi LIFE IN the Haw Depai Imcnt. Ruidoso stylet Delegates to 1he national Elks contention held recently in Dallas, got a rift of a doubtful nature from Ruidoso Elks Club mem rs. The Ruidoso Elks sacked up, in cellophane packages, small quantities of horse droppings from the stables at Ruidoso Downs, The gifts, to aid in promoting the AH American Quarter Horse Futurlv to be run at the track Labor Day, was distributed at the convention.

I is I hose with weak stomach it should be pointed out that the whatever that means. WAILING WALL Con from One) with fine tooth EXPERIMENTER Dr Roy Nakayama assistant pro- with the department of agricultural services, New Mex co State University, for the past five years, has been appointed assistant profes- I sor of horticulture with the I mversity Agricultural Experiment Station Bulletins CHICAGO No Don A. Rockefeller i in this GOP convention city today after reaching a platform policy agreement with Vice President Richard M. Nixon a secret mriitdorg session in New York. LOS ANGELES state says it will call Carole Tregoff's ex-husband to testify against her at her second trial on a murder charge.

WASHINGTON Mexico State Univet aty has receiver! a $12,500 gran! to lp improve its grad- reseai the Fourdalinn aonounc- SaHinlay The University of New Mexico a $12,600 grant for similar purposes 4MP auuuuiD Mi mg comb. We will accepted to the editor. As osual, they must be short about 300 vor. s. As es ual also, they must he siqned.

Ard we will urge that they be kept clean and free fntn libel. But eve.i with that olea, we still reserve the right to delete is in pocr taste liholeus or r. An keen in mir.d, 'hat th? letters to the editor ire the a opinions pr sign their ram-s to thu letters, or.d net our ov'ft opinions. Plenty Rain MANAGtR transferred here from the cafh- Clov.s of the Alamogordo office of the Beneficial Fn Co rtc miy opened at 80'Z New York where xirs are daily Cum 9 until 5 through Friday and Saturday until noon. In addition to personal loon service.

Beneficial is the official financing agent for a number of the buy now pc. later plans for nationwide companies, including airlines, a also handle conditional sales contracts As an example of Benefictal's farflung financial operations, Pnce siid the parent company recently purchased Controlling Jhpck in the nationwide Western Auto operation (Staff Photo) It isn't necessary tell anyone who was in the area Saturday aft crnnon that it rained here, but we an tell you i' lined t2 inches while it a falling. We assume that includes the hail, too. for KALG weather observation station is thorough it' count We didn't hear of any serious damage, but a cloudbuibet like that always carries a threat, rhe rain was spotty, apparently, i for Cloudcroft had only a mild shower and Tularosa got a pretty rain, but not nearly as much as Alamogordo had, from the ac count we had. The hail reached almost to Tube, hut reports late yes terday said the much-battered cotton crop up that way was untouched, for which we are appreciative.

(Conf inura from P.ifjf Our) thrre, he proceeded to add Hie sale hi stm-k as a si deline Automotive Chcniu al' stuck; if the customer fa ted to ie at the lust price ffcn 1. tfr.it was all right, too. The I rice was drc; fit the cus mer, til. it some At stock priced at $1 par value was sold ft 10 eei a share. Probe Made The were gc'rg so well that the original salc'man was prcuarirg to Hicr sales helper when, as all thin -s must, his' hiyh road to economic independence came to an end.

Automotive people I out early last week. Ft ale Securities Commission per- initel re called in immediately, and a thorough investigation was The hSC currently is censiderirg charges against the illegitimate salt man, and Automotive Cht a reals has agreed to make good on all the stoicik -ales in order that no innu ent purcha'ser will be hurt. In the meantime, however, until all the details are worked out, AC has been instructed to and from the sale of stock. When it gocvs back cm the market, according to members of the largely locally-owned firm, it will I offered only by bona fida salesmen seeing to that! In the meantime, the company is gomg ahead merrily with production of several chemical items, including an oil additive, windshield cleaner flAlid, lighter fluid and others at its home plant here. (Continued Com kept their draft erir.g.

Unexpected Boost They got an unexpected boost from Secretary of Agriculture El ra Taft Benson, who in Washington he thought Rockefeller would be the strongest candidate the Republicans could nominate. and would make a At a press conference in Washington Nixon said Benson's stand did not surprise him. is well known that the secretary and I have had some basic differences as to the kind of farm program needed for the future," Nixon said. He declined to compare himself with Rockefeller as a vote- getter. The vice president denied that his dramatic meeting with Rockefeller, which he initiated, had ended in either surrender or compromise.

It merely showed basic agreement between them on key issues, he said. It was clear from the muttered protests of many delegates, how- ev er, that the agreed-upon icies represented a shift from what they thought the platform was going to contain. Goldwater said the Nixon- Rockefeller pact proposals Nixon told him a day pre viously would not be in the platform. Southern delegates interpreted the new agreement on civil rights which supports the sit-in movement as going much further than the plank they fiad been led to believe would be fdopted. The brief statement released by Rockefeller after the meeting broke uo at 3:20 a.m.

essence si ports the position of the senhower administration, but it inclu les areas for ig and extending that program in foreign aid. defense, civil rights, old age health insurance. '1 lie principal effect of appears to be that if it is adopted in the platform it insures support for the coming camcaign, which could be vital if if brings New York into column. Rockefeller has repeatedly said he doe want to be vice pre dent, ard he said it again. Nixon also ri mated his pledge not to push the issue.

Rut the talk is still heard among many delegates and probably will be until the convention actually names running mate next Thursday. ru dynamo er i They'I urd of ganire I ispital A r.ursir i uable prac tasks. Mr' I as Au' iliar winch r.utn While a ivalu; thret Grid nenb tvan HP -The FBI rum be ii pnrl near S.ill tu ik ti Arre i Im Pag; no 37, of Kan 1 air a chngr I with 1 licit ion a i i i un i at erst ate fl hipment ami Mi hael Met 21 li lt .1 char 1 with Ii ing urn w. is f. umi kt wh a at: 1 t.i lu re Pounding on'f Both er r- jOi Convent an Cav in unloading of jet at San Fran Airport, Bl said.

hr: from Ine Hang Kong 1o ink Kan lai stopped at tIn on ils to loo pad during their Stripers. The program has this brief re written by April. 195 ers were or; a r.i sorship of the that time forming needed pital. of our swering the meals and straightcr.in relieving the regi ter the more skilled jol 1 hese feived no remunerate gladness of heart on fulfilling an inale others. We hate had of enjoyment and amount of person fhc Candy opporiunits ci'iorrn neixled scrv ict's to her lv spdal and an Opportunity rt 'eivc inval experier.

and a ssoi lerful way to put Christianity to uddn't find the ane landed in lied the FBI said McGarrs American ratr.p has workid for His DENTIST ON STANDBY CHtCAiSO Chicago Deni Society has arranged for a round the clock standby dental service during the Republican convert son. FAME IS FLEETING CHICAGO adn Alcorn, lor mer Republican national chairman poruler the fieklenes AUTO BLAZE Flamcss wert 1 cd before -er catised to a QUELLED quickly a wa Cadillac wned lv Chita Fire 1 the hood at 5:35 p.m. dian Wells and i DRIVER FINED S100 Oscar L. Ridley, charged with driving while intoxicated reduced to reckless driving, was fined i Dorn' Flair in city jjolice court action Satm tar man. day morning tf fame.

He call'd GOP convention headquarters one day last week had to spell his last name, repeat his first name, ami then wa asked I who are VMth, Mr. Seven Burn To Death In House IX) ANGELES Seven children and a man and a woman burned to death Friday 1 right in a that destroyed a in the siiburb Lennox area By talkiiig to sheriff's identified the victims as 10 five 1 ici Bible Baptist School To Open Vacation Bible School starts tai at the Bible Baptist hureb. w.th all ages three years to adults invited, with a place prepared each age level. A statf 41 members has been i ecruited to the school which will continue lor day, 25. through Friday, July i daily sessions trom 9 until 1 45 a m.

An enrollment of 230'()i) is anticipated. Bible instruction, handicraft, cliaixd services and refreshmciiLs are on Ihe daily programs of ill faiths are issued a cordial invitation to attend Graduation exercises for the ') will held on next Sunday tnh 31 It 7:30 clock lit urch auditorium. Stack, about MEDALLIONS PRESENTED 1J A poition ol the long history Of the pueblo villages of New Mexico will reviewed for the Republican con vent ion Monday night. Governors from 13 pueblos will I presented -dver medallions to commemorate grant by President Lincoln of 1 th famous Lincoln cam's. GREEN CAR (Continued from Page One) Last Sunday just alter church a woman fitting the description of the one who dragged Sharon into the car, contacted a inquiring about Mrs.

children. Ait the time of the abduction a man described as lair and thin drove the car which sped south and west alter Fharon was naped. The all-out effort to determine a motive and to locate the cute little girl is being continued by all law enlommmnt agencies. HOTSHOT RACERS Alamogordo entries in the regional Soap Box Derby trials held re Reed's (second from right), carried its builder the finals of his division before he the regional ooap dux etmy vj centlv at Roswell have been on display at Sac bowed out Sacramento the Alamogor- 4-, i. ru ih cnnncni'c.

tho I nrn I ramento Motor Co since their return here, and have been the object of much interest by viewers The local racers all were eliminated tn the regional trials, but one car, Skippy do test can Kiwanm Club, sponsors of the local con- in assisting boys in preparing their for the races. (Staff Photo).