25 Aug 1969
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Newspaper
Silver City Daily Press
Location
Silver City, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1969
Page
1
Fragmented text mentions names and places like Mant, GAL A, Stendl StU, Penk Me, Washington, and Apo AH. It appears to reference a civic or historical map, governance terms, and dated events in May, with several garbled terms and missing context making precise details difficult to extract.
Applications are being accepted for the Fall Semester Nursery School at Western New Mexico University. The program runs 8:45 to 10:15 am, Monday through Friday, for children aged two and a half to four. Enrollment is limited to 20. Call Mrs. Myrna Fox or Vicki Hedrick for details.
A couple en route to Las Cruces face a tire issue when an oil truck stops. John Wilkes of Las Cruces assists by changing the tire and guides them to repair options. The event highlights assistance from a passing driver during a roadside incident.
A chaotic hospital log lists twenty four hour period counts with dozens of admitions and dismissals across Silver City Hurley Lordsburg and Central. Names include Maria Lopez Elpidia Torres Pauline Vasquez Roberta Acosta Kathy Madrid Sonny Madrid and many others, reflecting patient flow and newborns or transfers amid multiple towns as the second period covers August 25 with Kathy Madrid and Sonny Madrid among admitted. A separate New York AP item notes thirteen Georgia teens visiting the Soviet Union expressing mixed impressions about food and hospitality during a three week exchange program funded by the Colombo Exchange Corps and school staff supervision.
Ten years back look shows Western High's Cats under Coach Lillard Thompson at Camp Thunderbite sharpening tackling, passing, and blocking with skull practice. Gary Tatsch of Silver City leaves junior rodeo entry in El Paso August 27. Nancy Bain of Columbus crowned world's champion cowgirl for the second time by the American Junior Rodeo Association at Littleton rodeo August 15. Delia Immon of Deming runner up. Copper industry in Denver stalls with 9,190 workers idle across 11 states as unions strike majors including Anaconda and Phelps Dodge. Sandra dan Kay hosts a miscellaneous bridal shower for Miss Sandra Kay before Sept 12 wedding to Norman Pallan.
The Grant County American Cancer Society holds a meeting at 7 39 p m Tuesday at the Grant County Bank per secretary Mary Jean Hokson. Bob Chambers, executive ai rector of the New Mexico American Cancer Society, will speak. NEW YORK AP Andrew W Cordier newly named president of Columbia University says students have grown weary of extremist campus elements. Cordier was appointed last week to replace Dr Grayson L Kirk who resigned after campus disorders. He shared his view on Face the Nation on CBS TV.
The Cobre graduating class of 1959 held a reunion on Saturday with an all day barbecue at the Gila River. Activities included welcome embraces, contests with humorous prizes, a baby gift for an expectant mother, and travel prizes for farthest attendee. Attendees and out-of-town guests from places like Tucson Los Angeles and El Paso gathered for meals and games, then posed for photographs before disbanding.
A fragmented listing shows Bookmobile routes and times at multiple sites including Big Sky Trailer Park on Tuesday with several time slots and towns like Bayard Reserve-Web Apache Creek Magdalena Aragon and Luna listed with dates mostly in August and varying start times.
The Uptown Garden Club of Albuquerque sponsors a litterbag contest at the state fair to spotlight litter problems. Entries must be mailed to 12 Avenida NE Albuquerque by Sept. 5 with prizes for top three in four classes: under eight, eight to twelve, thirteen to seventeen, and adults over 18.
Publication header lists address and ownership details for Silver City Daily Press and Independent. Includes staff roles William F. Ely vice president Jack Walz manager Joe Cardona advertising Noy Murphy city editor Bod Ingraham associate editor and subscription rates 30 cents weekly and nine dollars yearly out of state nine dollars per year local content rights note Associated Press affiliation mentions exclusive use for local news.
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