EPNG To Host Atomic Industrial Forum Committee Meeting
El Paso based El Paso Natural Gas Company hosts the Atomic Industrial Forum Plowshare Committee meeting on May 2 at the Hilton Inn in El Paso. The event gathers major U.S. and international leaders to discuss peaceful nuclear applications and the Gasbuggy project testing nuclear stimulation of a natural gas reservoir in northwest New Mexico.
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Plowshare Committee
The
Atomic Industrial Forum
el Paso
el Paso Natural Gas Company
Atomic Energy Commission
Bureau of Mines
U. S. Department of the Interior
New Mexico
United States
Hilton Inn
M. L. Sharrah
Continental Oil Company of New York
Gerard C. Gambs
Consolidation Coal Company
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
G. W. Frank
Austral Oil Company
Hoveton
Harry L. Browne
Palo Alto
S. S. Representative to Be Here Thursday
William F. Brown social security representative will be in Lordsburg at City Hall Auditorium Thursday May 23 from 8 30 to 11 am.
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William F. Brown
Lordsburg
City Hall
Mrs. Frances Weckworth Installed BPW President
Mrs Frances Weckworth was installed as president of the local Business and Professional Women's Club last Thursday night May 9 at the American Restaurant banquet room Installing officer for the 1956 1969 term was Mrs Virginia Seal director of the Southwest District Also installed were Mrs Mertice Brooks vice president Mrs Freda Busselle treasurer Mrs Doris McCarty secretary and Emma Scofield parliamentarian Outgoing President Scofield was presented a gift for her two year term
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Frances Weckworth
Professional Women’s Club
American Restaurant
Virginia Seal
Southwest District
Mertice Brooks
Freda Busselle
Doris McCarty
Emma Scofield
Mrs. Baker Hosts W S C L S Meeting At Home
Mrs Carl D Baker hosted the Methodist W S C S May meeting at her home with Mrs William Kilgore as co host. A pledges to missions program followed by a business session elected officers for the coming year includingPresident Mrs J F Whitmore and Secretary Mrs Brooks. A penny tax based on weight was collected with Mrs Stiles presenting a sack of pennies equal to her weight.
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Carl D. Baker
William Kilgore
Mmes Homer Brooks
Robert J. Kirchman
J. R. Badgett
William M. Kipp
J. F. Whitmore
Thelma Ross
Bruce Moulton
Burke Stiles
Baker
Glenn Dorsett
Money Spent for Advertising Is an Investment
An article argues that spending on advertising should be viewed as an investment. It highlights long term returns through brand visibility, market reach, and sales growth, urging businesses to balance short term costs with future profitability.
Area Resource C and D Steering Committee Approves 24 Projects
The Southwest New Mexico Resource Conservation and Development Area steering committee met in Silver City on May 8, adopting a constitution and by laws. It reviewed 24 project proposals from individuals and groups covering watersheds, highway beautification, erosion control and farm product marketing. Attendees included Dick Dокum and L A Conner from local soil and water districts, Rodney Newton conservationist and Ed Hitson county agent.
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Southwest
New Mexico
Silver City
Grant County
Dick Dockum
L. A. Conner
Animas
Virden Valley
Lordsburg Briefs Show Weekend Socials and Retirement Honors
Home gatherings honor Dean O Donnell retiring as NMSU senior vice president with a Las Cruces banquet on June first. Attendees include Ernest Woody family, Bill Ferguson and son Jim from Safford, Jack Bryant and children from El Paso, David Warren, Wesley Freeburg, and local residents.
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Ernest II
Woody
Bill Furguson
Jim
Safford
Jack Bryant
Tim and
Elizabeth
el Paso
David Warren
Wesley Freeburg
Dean O'Donnell
NMSU
Las Cruces
Jr. Sr
Yucca varieties and mock battles appear in New Mexico and Panama
New Mexico hosts three Yucca varieties, known as soap weed, whose crushed roots yield suds used by Indians and Spanish-Americans. In Panama, the Chaco Indians hold an engagement test where a man must defeat his future father in law in a staged fight. Spectators frequently toss both fighters into a river after the contest.
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New Mexico
Panama
National Geographic
Nixon Rockefeller Deadlock Shapes GOP Platform Session
The national convention fight shows Nixon with a four vote lead in New Mexico as governors debate the GOP platform in Albuquerque on transportation poverty and opportunity. Governors Shafer Chafee Love Tiemann back Nixon’s bid while noting not yet decisive. Budget hearings praise at Tucumcari Clayton Santa Rosa and Des Moines reflect strong local interest.
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Dent Richard M. Nixon
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Nixon
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Gordon Pacheco
Cordova
Cargo
Raymond Shafer
Pennsylvania
John Chafee
Rhode Island
John Love
Colorado
Norbert Tiemann
Nebraska
Rockefeller
Reagan
Harry Wugalter
Tucumcari
Clayton
San Jon
Don Wood
Joe Gonzales
Santa Rosa
Wugalter
Gonzales
Cimarron
Des Moines
Union County
Wuvalter
James Stanfield
Former Lordsburg Resident Dora V. Chaires Dies
Dora V. Chaires wife of Set W. H. Chaires died May 4 at Tucson Medical Center. She was formerly Dora River and resided at 766 W Calle Castile. Survivors include husband three daughters Betty Jean Victoria and Tina two sons Ernest and Vicente Jr one sister Jessie De La Garza of Lordsburg. Services were held at St Monica's Church May 6 and interment was at Holy Hope Cemetery.
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Dora V. Chaires
Set
W. H. Chaires
Tucson Medical Center
Dora River
W. Calle Castile
Betty Jean
Victoria
Tina
Ernest
Vicente Jr
Jessie de la Garza
Lordsburg
St. Monica’s Church
Holy Hope Cemetery
Delivery Of Telephone Directory To Begin
Mountain States Telephong local manager Ray Gabehart notes delivery will start next week for the 1968 telephone directory covering Lordsburg Deming Bayard Hurley Savy Rita Reserve Central Clift Columbus and Glenwood. Directories will be mailed locally with updates after May 6.
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Mountain States
Ray Gabe Hag
Woek
Lordsburg
Deming Gyve
City
Bayard
Hurley
Savy Rita
Reserve
Central
Clift
Gig Columbus
Glenwood
Wage Rates Set For Sugarbeet Workers
Wages and conditions for sugarbeet labor after April 1968 were announced by the ASC Hidalgo Commissioner following hearings. Rates include at least 140 per hour for hand operations like planting, hoeing, trimming, thinning, weeding, topping, loading, or lifting. age 14 to 16 provisions. work basis rates per acre for tasks such as thinning and hoeing. piecework rates for certain operations to be agreed between producer and worker with a wage floor of not less than per hour.
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W. G. Richards
ASC
Hidalgo
Agr
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Atomic Industrial Forum Committee
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BPW
W. S. Cls
Buena Vista Pentecostal Church
Grace Wright
Jack Cummings
Susie Bobby
Carolyn
Eileen
Steven
Jerry Hunt
Morenci
Arizona
Sandra Hunt
Glen Adams
B. C. Wood
Lucy Bugg
Hotel Dieu
Floyd Arnold
Deming
Bethel Baptist Church
Mr. Arnold
Espanola
Wright
John Robertson
Opal Hunt
Sandra
Myra Mahan
Nellie Burtcher
Antonio Rodriguez
Southwestern General Hospital
Louis Rodriguez
Liberal
Chuck Roast
Bologna
Nienudo
Fletchers’ Country Market
Gabehart
Gabebay
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