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Silver City Daily Press

Location

Silver City, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1966

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Chamber of Commerce Banquet Honors Citizen of the Year

The annual Chamber of Commerce Banquet and Awards Dinner honoring Citizen of the Year Thomas F. Foy will be held Tuesday April 12 at the Milner-Murray Hotel. A 6 p.m. cocktail hour and 7 p.m. dinner follow with tickets on sale in Silver City and mining district outlets. attendance may pay at the door. Mack Forrester of Flagstaff will speak and Lewis Vencill will present the award for outstanding community contributions. Theirmost eighth annual event in Silver City.

Chamber of Commerce Thomas F. Foy Milner-Murray Silver City Betty Biggs Colby's Model Shop Joe Welsh Covington-Steppe Bingaman, Snyder and Nichols Grant County Realty Benny's Market Basket Silver Office Supply Grant County Bank American National Bank Everard Realty Marvels Grant County Jat Veterans of Foreign Wars A&b Evatts’ Service Bayard Drug Hailey Grocery Mack Forrester Flagstaff Ariz Lewis Vencill Chamber Kent Roberts Jett Lewis Veneill Veneill Thomas P. Foy Foy

Sundowner Named Winner of Arenas Valley Drive In Rename

Darrell Spurgur declares the former Copper Drive-In will be the Sundowner on U S Highway 180 Arenas Valley. Domingo Serna Hurley wins $100 prize and season pass from March 21 postmark. two runners up receive season passes. Dollison Theaters plans a new sign and improvements over weeks as the Sundowner opens to a full house.

Darrell Spurgur U. S. Highway Arenas Valley Spurgur Domingo Serna Hurley Bob Hughes Cottage Saw Road Carl Trexler Silver City Ramona Hegaldo Sundown Les Douisean Dollison Theaters Dollison Grant County

Traffic Deaths Toll Rise to 102 This Year

The Associated Press reports a state traffic toll reaching 102 to date, up from 97 at the same point last year, highlighting the ongoing road danger.

Associated Press

Weather Summary for Tuesday and Monday

Temperatures ranged from a high of 75 to a low of 45 with breezy afternoons. Tuesday’s high near 77, 24 hour report shows 7 am high 69 and low 49. airport records list 73 and 47.

Wayne State researchers claim cancer vaccine success

Detroit AP report says Wayne State University medical researchers may have found a cancer vaccine method. In a four year program two hopeless cancer patients were cured of tumors and eight others remained alive with slowed or halted cancers, while two with advanced tumors showed life prolongation.

Detroit Wayne State University Paul L. Wolf Wayne State Detroit Institute of Cancer Research Wolf Wayne Group Northville Tate Hospital

LBJ Keeps Easter Holiday At The Ranch In Texas

President Johnson enjoys a relaxed spring break at the LBJ Ranch, postponing return to Washington. Vice President Humphrey to throw first ball in Washington opener as Viet Nam unrest and protests draw little comment from the White House. Johnson signs $75,000 VP residence bill but prefers delaying construction.

Frances Lewine Johnson City Tex Johnson Washington Texas Hubert H. Humphrey Cleveland LBJ San Antonio Viet Nam Lbj Ranch Patrick J. Nugent Waukegan Lake Lyndon B. Johnson

Base Course Laid For Blacktop On Mule Creek Road

The Arizona Highway Department plans to lay a full blacktop on the remaining unpaved section of Mule Creek road from the New Mexico border to the Duncan Clifton highway. About seven miles are paved in Arizona with another mile completed last fall. Two to three miles remain rough near the Needle Eye, but top piping may finish this spring. The project will connect the west side of the Gila National Forest to Saf ford, Duncan, Clifton, Morenci and Tucson, and offer an alternate Phoenix to El Paso route, boosting tourist traffic to Silver City and Bayard.

Arizona Highway Department Mule Creek New Mexico State Line Duncan Clifton Arizona Needle Eye Arizona Line Gila National Forest Safford, Duncan, Clifton and Morenci Tucson Phoenix el Paso Silver City Bayard

Kiwanis To Serve Cowboy Breakfast July 2

Kiwanis in Silver City will host a cowboy breakfast on Saturday July 2 to honor visiting bands invited by the Chamber of Commerce. Surplus City will supply electricity and allow use of its parking lot. Safeway Stores assistance arranged by Hall. Hugh Hawkins outlined plans for the celebration at the Kiwanis meeting.

Silver City Kiwanians Chamber Off Commerce Ray Thomason Surplus City Vernon Hall Safeway Kiwanis Club Hugh Hawkins Silver City Grant' County

Officials Heartbroken Over Stargazer Satellite Failure

Cape Kennedy report says space agency officials voiced heartbreak after Stargazer, America’s two ton orbital observatory, lost all power two days after launch. The doomed mission would have used 10 telescopes to study stars and origins of the universe, with a $50 million satellite and $12 million Atlas Agena launch, plus delays and added costs pushing total to over $75 million.

Cape Kennedy Fla Space Agency America Orbiting Astronomical Observatory OAQ United States

Buddhists Renew Push to Oust Ky in Saigon Strife

Buddhist leaders vow to sustain protests until the U S backed junta quits, urging support for a civilian government and election, while denying anti American aims. The regime faces street violence, Viet Cong agitation claims, and fluctuating U S air and ground operations amid Da Nang Hue and Saigon unrest.

Edwin Q. White Saigon South Viet Nam Nguyen Cao Ky Ngo Dinh Diem Viet Nam U.S Thich Thien Minh Johnson Honolulu Syith Viet Cong National Liberation Fronts Central Committee Kien Tuong da Nang

Aviatrix Flies Nonstop From Hawaii To Ohio

Jerrie Mack, a 40 year old aviatrix and former solo world circumnavigator, lands at Port Columbus Airport after a 31 hour 4,550 mile nonstop flight from Honolulu. She sets a new record for the longest nonstop flight by a woman, surpassing 3,671 miles set in 1938.

AL Goldberg Columbus Pacific Rockies Honolulu

John L. Barka Dies in Lordsburg at 74

John L. Barka 74, formerly of Gila, died Saturday morning in Lordsburg. Survivors include his widow Pauline, sister Ida B. Martin of Phoenix, six sons Frank, Thomas, James, Willie, Eddie Joe, and John Jr. in Germany, five daughters Raymond Hood, Franklin Hood, Lizzie, Pablo Diaz, and Alice of Albuquerque and Lordsburg, along with a nephew, a Phoenix niece, 17 grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements at Heather Mortuary pending John Jr.’s arrival. pallbearers named.

John L. Barka Gila Lordsburg Pauline Barka Ida B. Martin Phoenix Ariz Frank Thomas Albuquerque James Willie Eddie Joe John, Jr U.S. Army Germany Raymond Hood Franklin Hood Lizzie Barka Pablo Diaz Alice Barka Heather Mortuary John Jr Henry Diaz Manuel Sanchez Oscar Polancy Medardo Sanchez

Company appoints officials for local mine operations

J. Neuman Jr of United States Smelting Refining and Mining announces Richard P. Gerwell as manager and Gaylord E. Cudney as general superintendent for Bayard properties. They oversee mining operations in Bayard and Fierro as the firm runs a 500-ton plant, Princess Mine, Continental No. 1 Mine, plus new shafts and a 3000-ton mill at Fierro. As of April 1 1966 Edgar T. Hunter became Continental Mine superintendent and Gordon T. Glover Continental Mill superintendent.

J. ¥. Neuman, Jr United States Bayard Princess Fierro Continental Edgar T. Hunter Gordon T. Glover

Firemen battle Gallinas Canyon forest blaze

More than 200 firefighters including Indian specialist teams fought a Gallinas Canyon fire that burned over 100 acres of timber and brush. Chief Rex Hartgraves said hot spots might be controlled late today. Injury reported to James C. King, a fish and game ranger. The area is dry with pine mahogany and scrub brush fueling flames. no homes threatened.

Las Vegas N.M Gallinas Canyon Santa Fe National Forest Rex Hartgraves Penasco Taos Jemez Zie Earl Blann James C. King Fish and Game Jann

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