Los Alamos Strike Ties Up Zia Co. Picket Lines
Painters from Local 869 picketed the Zia Co in Los Alamos drawing 1100 nonunion workers away from crossing lines. The dispute centers on linoleum workers and a missing general pay raise. NLRB actions are pending as the company questions union jurisdiction and coverage.
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Los Alamos
Zia Co
Clifford Goodson
Goodson
NLRB
National Labor Relations Board
Lee Frampton
Painters Local 869
Russians to Visit Los Alamos Lab for Talks
Four Russian physicists will visit Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory in September for unclassified discussions on low temperature physics. Access will be limited to non-security areas. The group includes Dr. V. P. Peshkov, Prof. E. L. Andronikashvili, and Dr. K. N. Zinov’eva, all from USSR institutes.
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Santa FE
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
Clinton P. Anderson
LASL
Sen. Anderson
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Los Alamos
V. P. Peshkov
Institute For Physical Problems
Academy of Sciences of Ussr
Moscow
E. L. Andronikashvili
Physical Institute
Georgian Academy of Sciences
Tbilisi
Kharkov
K. N. Zinov
Eva
Institute of Physical Problems
Academy of Science of Ussr
Burglars Hit Clovis In Two Early Morning Burglaries
Burglars broke into two Clovis establishments early Thursday taking goods and cash valued at about 750 dollars. A VFW post window was pried open and liquor and vending machines were robbed. At Free Claims Service a window was broken and 259 dollars in cash stolen. Police suspect the same man or men committed both burglaries.
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N.M
Clovis
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Free Claims Service
Clovis Adopts Record City Budget For 1964
Clovis New Mexico approves city budget of 982628 dollars led by Lewis Fernandez of the State Department of Finance. The figure rises 70000 from 1963 64 with a 151000 surplus in the treasury. Planned improvements target the fire department animal control and the storm sewer system.
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Clovis
N. M
Lewis Fernandez
State Department of Finance
Treasury
Campbell Attacks Court Ruling At Capitol Groundbreaking
Gov. Jack Campbell used a sledge hammer to dig at the site of the new state capitol in Santa Fe and criticized a U.S. Supreme Court decision. He noted potential reapportionment and questioned if the legislature’s space would fit after any changes. Several former governors and local leaders attended.
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Santa FE
N.M
Jack Campbell
U.S. Supreme Court
Campbell
Capitol
A. T. Hannett
Richardc. Dillon
John E. Miles
John F. Simms
John Burroughs
Tom Bolack
All-Pueblo Council
Martin Vigil
Jd. D. Garcia
Supreme Court
Palace of Governors
Four APS Employees Die in Northwest New Mexico Crash
Arizona Public Service identif ies four crash victims near Toadlena. James Johnson 56 Phoenix a power production consultant Merle Dugan 42 Farmington shift supervisor at Four Corners Robert Wimmer 35 Waterflow shift supervisor at Four Corners Paul Petris 42 Phoenix company pilot. Plane was en route Farmington to Phoenix as FAA investigates cause. Hilton to build hotel in Philippines.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Arizona Public Service Co
New Mexico
Navajo Reservation
Toadlena
James Johnson
Phoenix
Merle Dugan
Farmington
Four Corners
Robert Wimmer
Waterflow
N.M
Paul Petris
Federal Aviation Agency
Walker Opposes New Firearm Registration Legislation
Santa Fe AP. Democratic congressional candidate E S Johnny Walker states he opposes any new laws requiring registration of firearms by citizens and sportsmen while upholding existing National Firearms Act provisions. He criticizes Republican Dr Jack Redman for opposing a 1934 constitutional law and argues new registration would infringe the right to bear arms.
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Santa FE
E. S. Johnny Walker
Congress
Walker
Charles Hines
The
Albuquerque Wildlife and Conservation Association
U.S. Supreme Court
Jack Redman
Albuquerque
Shooting Leads to Assault Charge in Texas City
Monroe Luther Stoker, 69, of 1415 N Hughes, faces an assault with intent to murder charge after police say he fired two shotgun shots at Ernett Maloney, 67, of the same address. Maloney remains in fair condition at Northwest Texas Hospital with a gunshot wound to the left arm and shoulder. Stoker is jailed in Potter County on a 2000 dollar bond.
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Monroe Luther Stoker
N. Hughes
Potter County
Stoker
Ernett Maloney
Maloney
Northwest, Texas
Dumas Girls Attend Colorado Girl Scout Camp
Two Moore County girls join the Sky High Ranch camp near Colorado Springs. Karen Holder and Julie Duke, both 11, daughters of local families, are Troop 13 members earning their trip by selling peanuts and cookies for four years.
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Dumas
Moore County
Sky High Ranch
Colorado Springs
Colo
Karen Holder
Pete Holder
Julie Duke
Ken Duke
New Mexico Redevelopment Study Contract Awarded
The U S Arms Control and Disarmament Agency told Sen Clinton P Anderson that Kirschner Associates of Albuquerque won a $31 824 contract to study economic redevelopment and the potential impact of defense spending cuts, with completion by June 1965.
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Washington
U.S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
New Mexico
Anderson
Kirschner Associates
Albuquerque
Former Federal Land Agent Box 75 Santa Fe NM
Former Federal Land Agent listing contact details in Santa Fe New Mexico includes Box 75 and a Bokum Building address with phone number 508 982 6037.
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Federal Land
Santa Fe 11
New Mexico
Bokum
Injunction Denied Against Hopi Tribe in Oil Access Case
U S District Judge William East denied an oil company request for an injunction against the Hopi Tribe permitting use of reservation roads to move drilling gear to mineral lease land. Superior Oil Co of Cortez Colorado had sued for access to five acres within the reservation claiming damages. The tribe argues access would boost leasing prospects for tribal land to other oil firms.
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Reams Canyon, Ariz
U.S. Dist
William East
Superior Oil Co
Cortez
Colo
Maxwell Declared Disaster Area After May Tornado
The White House designated Maxwell a disaster area for the May 29 tornado. Sen. Clinton P. Anderson said residents can apply at the Albuquerque SBA office for long term low interest loans. Damage is estimated at 350000 dollars with 19 houses destroyed.
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Washington
White House
Maxwell
Clinton P. Anderson
Dn.m
Anderson
Alluquerque
The
Small Business Administration
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Burglary Nets Only 2 Pennies in Bayard Case
Bayard man Edward Santamaria, 20, was charged with breaking and entering a federal office in Bayard after a robbery at the China Credit Union. A check showed only two cents missing. He appeared before U. S. Commissioner U. S. Conner in Silver City and was bound over to the U. S. District Court in Albuquerque. Three juveniles were identified as being with him.
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Bayard, N
Bayard
Edward Santamaria
U. S
U. S. Conner
Silver City
U. S. Dist. Court
Albuquerque
Santamaria
China Credit Union
Crash Victim Rites Pending for Mrs Carl Fisher
Funeral services are to be announced by Gause-Ware Funeral Home for Mrs. Carl Fisher 76 of Fort Worth who died in a one car crash near Memphis. Her husband Carl Fisher is hospitalized in Amarillo in critical condition after being transferred from Hall County Hospital. The accident occurred on U S 287 about five thirty a m near Memphis. Memphis arrangements were by Spicer Funeral Home. Mrs Fisher born January 22 1888 in Georgia is survived by her husband a daughter two brothers and three grandchildren.
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Memphis
Carl Fisher
Fort Worth
Gause - Ware Funeral Home
St. Anthony Hospital
Amarillo
Hall County Hospital
Fisher
U. S. 287
Spicer Funeral Home
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