New Mexico Election Campaign to Heat Up in 1956
The 1956 race in New Mexico will open with a return to direct primaries after the 1955 legislature ended preprimary conventions. Governor John F. Simms seeks a second term amid rumors of possible rivals, while Rep. A. M. Fernandez and Sen. Clinton P. Anderson announce congressional plans. Other races include Corporation Commission and land commissioner contests as the Secretary of State sets key dates including filing on March 6 and the May 8 primary.
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John B. Curtis
Santa FE
New Mexico
John F. Simms
Simms
Statehouse
W. O. Culbertson Jr
San Miguel County
Rep
A. M. Fernandez
Congress
Clinton P. Anderson
John J. Dempsey
Richard H. Robinson
Fernandez
Albuquerque
Corporation Commission
John Block Jr
John E. Miles
Murray Morgan
Natalie S. Buck
Secretary of State
Heredity Linked to Rise in Heart Deaths Says Expert
Dr Irvine Page of Cleveland president of the American Heart Assn cites heredity as a major factor in growing heart death rates. He notes about 800000 die annually with 1200000 projected for 1960, cites diet and exercise as influences, and urges education on causes rather than symptoms.
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Los Angeles
Irvine Page
Cleveland
Ohio
American Heart Assn
Pyramids
Egypt
Page
Los Angeles County Medical Assn
Eisenhower
State Teacher Loses Appeal To Retain Job
An Albuquerque teacher Lumina Millus loses her appeal to the State Board of Education over a forced resignation tied to a syphilis test. The board upholds the Albuquerque School District’s decision not to rehire, stating she was not tenure by resignation prior to 1954 55 and not entitled to tenure benefits.
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Santa FE
Albuquerque
State Board of Education
Lumina Millus
Tarily
Millus
Miflus
Albuquerque Board of Education
Board
Murphy
No. 11 Cedar Drive Open House
Custom built home at No 11 Cedar Drive open for inspection from 1 to 7 p.m. on January 15 16 or 18, inviting buyers to view the property during the scheduled days.
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Cedar Drive
Trains collide in Bihar kills ten Indians
Ten Indians were killed and 12 injured when a passenger train collided with a freight train near Katihar in Bihar State yesterday.
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New Delhi
Katihar
Bihar
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