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Silver City Daily Press

Location

Silver City, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1968

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Fahrlender Brothers Plead Not Guilty in First Degree Murder

Preliminary hearing opens in Grant County for Richard and Jack Fahrlender on murder charges. The brothers, represented by John Reynolds, plead not guilty as witnesses testify on the July 13 double shooting. Evidence includes photographs and pathologist Dr. Arthur de Jung detailing gunshot wounds and powder residue. Additional witnesses named include Ward and Williams families and law officials.

Richard Jack Fahrlender Pinos Altos Brothers Justice of the Peace U. S. Conner Grant County Jack Richard Fahrlender Justice of the Peace Conner John Reynolds William &. Martin, Jr George Barela Barela Arthur de Jung Las Cruces de Jung

Western NM summer session ends Thursday details

Summer session ends Thursday at Western New Mexico University marking the close of the second five week term. Fall plans include orientation September 10 and 11, registration September 12 and 13, and classes resuming September 16. The 1968 football season opens with the WNMU Mustangs hosting Panhandle State College September 14 at 7:30 p.m. in James Stadium.

Western New Mexico University Wnmu Mustangs Panhandle State College of Goodwell Okla James Stadium

Watts Patrol Ends After 24 Hours of Tense Saturation

Police abandoned their Watts command post at dawn after a 24 hour saturation patrol in the Negro district. An outbreak of shooting and looting Sunday night left three dead and 48 injured. Minor fires were reported Monday night. One plant four miles from the disturbance sustained 35000 in damages. The source notes the command post at Alain Locke High School directed 2000 officers.

SAN Raxkison Associated Press LOS Angeles (Ap Watts Los Angeles Alain Locke

Weather notes show mild warmth and unsettled showers

Partly cloudy today tonight and Wednesday with scattered thunder showers tonight. Winds rise on Wednesday. Silver City highs reached 84 and 86 with lows near 59 60 and rainfall total .02. Airport readings Monday show high 14 low 62. upcoming highs expected 86 today and 85 Wednesday.

Silver City Grant County

Eisenhower improves. doctors end daily bulletins

In Washington the condition of President Eisenhower has improved enough that doctors stopped regular medical bulletins. Officials at Walter Reed said convalescence may be prolonged after his sixth heart attack as he nears discharge. In San Francisco police begin a gun registration push under a new ordinance requiring all pistols rifles and shotguns be registered by October 1.

Washington Dwight D. Eisenhower Eisenhower Walter Reed Army Hospital San Francisco

John Bradley To Speak At C of C Meeting

John Bradley from the New Mexico Highway Department in Santa Fe will be guest speaker at the Silver City Grant County Chamber of Commerce luncheon at the Drifter. He will present on Traffic Signal Modernization with slides.

John Bradley New Mexico Highway Department Santa Fe Silver City-Grant County

Cargo proposes touch football game for candidates in NM

New Mexico Governor David F. Cargo proposed a touch football game between candidates in the 1968 Republican primary, challenging opponent Clifford Hawley and State Sen. George Kor an to face Cargo and Don Perkins of the Dallas Cowboys. No word from Hawley camp. Campbell criticized Cargo over state defense payments and urged maturity amid campaign clashes.

Associated Press New Mexico David F. Cargo Cargo Clifford Hawley George Koran R-Bernalillo Don Perkins Dallas Cowboys Perkins Hawley Jack M. Campbell Campbell State Highway Department Santa Fe County State Highway Commission Holm Bursum Jr Socorro Highsway Commission Bursum Fred Grandley Jack Campbell Department

Leo Bartlett Former Resident Dies In El Paso

Leo Bartlett 78 of Hatch died Monday at Sun Towers Hospital El Paso Texas He lived in Silver City earlier and was a NM resident 26 years He was a carpenter retired from Holloman Air Base Survivors include his widow Myra E Bartlett two daughters Mrs Pierce and Mrs Abner Schreiber a son Jess L Bartlett six grandchildren and three great grandchildren Funeral will be held Thursday at Nelson Mortuary Hatch

Leo Bartlett Hatch Robert T. Pierce Silver City Sun Towers Hospital el Paso Tex Bartlett New Mexico Holloman Air Base Myra E. Bartlett Hateh Pierce Abher Schreiber Los Alamos Jess

Special Meet Planned By Hospital Board

Hill Ferest General Hospital trustees vote not to pay a 131.41 printing bill for the Hamilton Consultant report. They cite printing costs not in the contract and plan a special 7 p.m. meeting to interview the final applicant for Hillcrest General Hospital Administrator.

Hill+ Ferest General Hospital Insight Hamilton Board of Hillcrest General Hospital

Nursery School Applications At Western NMU

Western New Mexico University offers a fall nursery school program for ages two and a half to four, running 8:45 to 11 am, Monday to Friday, with 20 openings. The program, in the Teacher Education Center, emphasizes emotional, intellectual, social, and physical growth through planned activities and daily snack at 10 am. For applications call Myrna Fox at 538 3495 or Sally Wheat at 998 6323.

APPIC@lmvs Ewig Western New Mexico University Myrna = fox Sally Wheat

Traffic Death Toll Rises to 240 This Year to Date

The Associated Press reports state traffic fatalities reach 240 so far this year, a climb from last year’s 251 by late in the year. Road safety officials warn drivers to observe laws and exercise caution on highways and local streets.

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Fahrlender Brothers Lac Vou Ward Doug Ward H. L. “Slim" Williams Williams Ward Douglas Ward H. L. Willliams Art Cordero Herbert Watkins Bill Privetts George Fahrlender Mary Fahrlender Robert Echols Leonard Martinez John Birdwell John Wilson Western C of C David Cargo Tis Grande Gorge
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