Silver Freight Still Operating Amid National Truck Tie-Up
Silver Freight Lings remains active despite a nationwide trucking shutdown. Fred Huff says local operations continue with potential for more business if the dispute lingers. Santa Fe Railway connections in El Paso may grow. Santa Fe Trailways in El Paso and Albuquerque is affected and has not sent a truck to Silver City since Friday. No broad supply squeeze yet, with only isolated drying up of supplies reported in the three day old dispute.
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Silver Freight Lings
Fred Huff
Silver Freight
Santa Fe Railway
el Paso
Santa Fe Trailways Company
Albuquerque
Silver City
Santa Fe
FBI Firearm School Scheduled for Silver City
Special Agent in Charge Blaylock announced an FBI firearms training school for the Silver City Police Department to be held May 16 17 and 18. Chief Thomas J. Ryan invited surrounding law enforcement agencies to attend as FBI instructors from the Albuquerque office teach care handling of firearms and both double and single action pistol firing.
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Leonard ‘Blaylock
Albuquerque
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Silver City
Thomas J. Ryan
FBI
Ryan
Federal Bureau of ‘Investigation
Albuquerqua
Foster slated for chamber program in Silver City
Fire Control Officer Jack Foster of the U S Forest Service will present at the Wednesday luncheon of the Silver City Grant County Chamber of Commerce at the Drifter Motel He will discuss the fire season expected to be severe due to low winter moisture.
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Jack Foster
U. S. Forest Service
Silver City
Grant County
Chamber of Commerce
Drifter
Foster
Weather Outlook With Scattered Showers Through Tuesday
A cloudy pattern continues with breezy afternoon winds and widely scattered showers or thunderstorms. Highs near 79 today, 75 Wednesday, lows around 44 tonight and 41 early morning, with airport data showing 76/52. Record highs and lows for the date are 74 in 1962 and 32 in 1965.
Help Inc names officers and permanent title
Help Inc selected as the permanent name for the Community Counseling Service. Jewell Burk is president, Jim Peeler vice president, and Mrs. Claude Williams secretary treasurer. The board meets April 24 to approve by laws and incorporation papers.
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Help Inc
Community Counseling Service
Jewell Burk
Jim Peeler
Claude Wiliams
AFTRA Accepts Contracts as Familiar Faces Return to Air
After a nationwide strike, network radio and TV resume normal operations. David Brinkley joins Chet Huntley and Walter Cronkite, Peter Jennings and Hugh Downs return to air, and AFTRA ratifies a three year deal boosting local news wages and talent fees retroactive to last November. The accord also ends picket lines and assures no reprisals by either side.
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Vinocur New York
David Brinkley
Chet Huntley
Walter Cronkite
Peter Jennings
Hugh Downs
Arnold Zenkers
Russ Tornadones
American Federation of Radio
ABC
CBS
NBC
AFTRA
National Board
New York
Chicago
Los Angeles
Tom Glennon
Coast to coast trucking shutdown disrupts supply lines
The 3 day lockout and wage dispute between Teamsters and TEI stalls long haul trucking across the country. Auto plants in Michigan and elsewhere cut shifts amid fear of broader shortages. GM, Chrysler, Ford, and AMR s work schedules trimmed as layoffs loom in Indiana, Iowa, Nebraska, and Connecticut. talks resume with a 10 cent wage gap.
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Washington
U.S
Michigan
Indiana
Iowa
Nebraska
Connecticut
Teamsters Union
Trucking Employers Inc
Teamsters
TEI
TEL
TEU
Johnson
Senate
Warren
Mich
Ford
Wayne, Mich
American Motors
Kenosha
Wis
Father of Bayard Resident Dies in Deming Saturday
Steven Os Burnett, 77, former Grant County resident and Bayard native Nick Burnett, dies in a Deming rest home. Survived by widow Elsie Burnett. Mahoney Funeral Home directs graveside services at 10 in Deming with Bishop Joseph Brubaker of the LDS Church presiding.
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Steven Os Burnett
Grant County
Nick Burnett
Bayard
Deming
Elsie Burnett
Mahoney Funeral Home
Joseph Brubaker
LDS Church
Venture Magazine Preview Highlights Teen Juvenile Case Readings
Venture Magazine's third edition dated April 22 features a juvenile court study with 363 cases from 1966 across Grant Luna and Hidalgo counties showing car and liquor violations. The issue also profiles local men starting as Daily Press paper carriers and includes a New Mexico sports photo with local business people. Gardening in the Southwest offers rose garden tips and Barbara White contributes a landscape painter segment. Readers may order extra copies. contributions due Thursday with ads by Monday April 17.
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Deadline
6Th District Court
Grant
Luna
Widalgo Counties
Daily Press
New Mexico
Southwest
Elizabeth Stephens
Rose Bardens
Barbara White
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