Johnson holds steely talk as price rise dominates briefing
At a White House news conference Johnson rejects immediate wage and price controls while defending the tax plan. Bethlehem and U.S. Steel announce auto and appliance sheet price hikes. Johnson names Lt Gen Chapman as Marine Corps commandant amid cabinet shifts and addresses Vietnam policy with business leaders.
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White House
Johnson
Leonard F. Chapman Jr
Wallace M. Greene Jr
Marine Corps
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
World Bank
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U.3
North Vietnam
Asia
Vietnam
Mussolini
Hiller
Viet Cong attack leaves Dak Song village scorched
hundreds of Viet Cong raiders struck the Dak Song area near the Cambodian border early today. about 20 residents killed and 30 wounded as 30 to 40 homes burned. estimated 490 guerrillas involved. officials say village inhabited by Montagnards and that motives may include pressuring government protection.
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George Esper
Associated Press
Saigon
U.S
Dak Song
Wilbur Wilson
Wilson
Hamilet
Loc Ninh
Bu Dop
Chamber Meet To Feature Special Pearl Harbor Day Talk
The Silver City Grant County Chamber of Commerce sets a noon luncheon at the Drifter Inn with Nobel LaFond as speaker. LaFond, a retired Marine and assistant librarian at Western New Mexico University, served two hitches and led the Allingham Golding American Legion post in 1958. He earned AB and MA degrees from the University of Denver and remains active with Veterans Day committees and Legion 40/8.
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Silver City-Grant County
University of Denver
Allingham~Golding
American Legion
Silver City
Honorary Society of the Legion
Veterans Day Committee
Unions Set For PD Elections
Leo Terrill of United Steelworkers says cards are ready to petition the National Labor Relations Board for a union election at the Phelps Dodge facility. Steelworkers Teamsters and Operating Engineers push jointly while a machinists rep. has been in area but not part of the pact. Terrill expects a local settlement first, with new locals formed separate from existing county locals.
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Leo Terrill
United Steelworkers of America
National Labor Ressiavad Board
Phelps-Dodge
Terrill
Labor
Lations Board
Arizona
Penney Supplement Announces Holiday Hours
Penneys supplement helps customers with Christmas shopping in the Silver City Daily Press. The Penney Store will be open Wednesday and Saturday nights until eight. Starting Wednesday December 6 hours on other days are from 3 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
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Penneys
Silver City Daily Press
Penney
Weather Outlook With Fair Skies And Breezy Periods
Generally fair conditions continue today with increasing clouds tonight and breezy afternoon winds. High near 57, low 33, Wednesday's high about 56. 24 hour report shows 0.03 inches precipitation.
Kennedy Sees Vietnam Debate Across Primaries
Senator Edward M Kennedy argues that broad discussion of Vietnam issues in upcoming primaries could cool violent student protests. He expects Johnson to win renomination and plans to support him while avoiding a Massachusetts stand-in role. Kennedy defends debate on war policy as healthy and distinctions between debate and campaign strategy.
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FACE
BELL
Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
Sen
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Minn
Kennedy
Massachusetts
Johnson
MeckCarthy
McCarthy
Robert F. Kennedy
Dn.y
Vietnam
Chicago
Lf House
John W. McCormack
Huycert E. Humphrey
Humphrey
Rochester
Week-Long Antiwar Demonstrations Across the Nation
Demonstrations in cities from New York to Los Angeles mark a week of antiwar protests targeting draft centers. Events include burning draft cards, clashes with police, and campus actions at Yale, Stanford, UC campuses, and other institutions.
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Associated Press
New York City
Lower Manhattan
Manchester
Nel
Protectin R
Francis Mc.Granaghan
Hubert H. Humphrey
Rochester
N.Y
Humphrey
Ceive Federal Model Cities Aid
Brigham Young University
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Dow Chemical Co
University of California
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Dow
University of Ilinois
Champaign
Princeton Theological Seminary
Princeton
Yale University
Ronald Reagan
California
Selective Service
Lewis
Hershey
UlegaNy
Reacon
Intellectusl
Washington
National Students Association
NLRB Drops Charges Against Tatsch Construction
NLRB charges filed by George Sudderth against Frank Tatsch Construction Company in Silver City were dropped without prejudice. The allegations claimed Tatsch would not bargain with the painters union. The letter from NLRB representative Charles Henderson confirmed the dismissal in Albuquerque.
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Frank Tatsch
Traffic Deaths Toll Update by State AP
The Associated Press reports the state road toll reaches 397 to date, compared with 133 at the same point last year, highlighting rising traffic fatalities.
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HHE Associated Press
Silver City adopts building code creating Spector office
The Silver City council approved an updated uniform building code and created an official Building in Spector. City Manager Richard Cunningham said no change in current building or inspection practices will occur. The council also joined a countywide civil defense shelter plan to map shelters and share vital data. Three museum board members were reappointed Carolyn Hamilton Fred Ramsey and Cecil Howard to three year terms and contractor Richard Tatsch was added to fill a two year term. The council discussed extending sanitary sewer on Bullard Street and building an animal pound. Road paving and street maintenance near the National Guard Armory were also addressed.
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Spector
Richard Cunningham
Silver City
New Mexico
Manuel Chavez
California
Bullard Street
San Vicente Street
Cunningham
New City Map Offered Here by Silver City Chamber
A new city map showing all additions except the eastern edge was prepared as a public service by Buffington and Hill architects. The Silver City Grant County Chamber of Commerce will distribute copies free to residents and interested parties. The map's formal presentation occurs at Wadness day's noon luncheon.
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Silver City- Grant County
Bayard Village Trustees Set Regular Meeting Agenda
Bayard Village Trustees meet tonight at 7 p.m. agenda includes water meter replacements, audit contract approval, a tax extension request from a nonpaying business, pool discussion, employee insurance, state approval of building inspector Jack Clardy, and housing commission reappointment.
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Bayard Village
Baynard
Jack Clardy
Housing Commission
Mexican bridge collapse near Mexico City kills many
About 30 workers were believed killed when the center span of a construction bridge plunged into a canyon near Mexico City. Ten bodies were recovered and one survivor, Angel Aguirre, was pulled from the debris as search efforts were halted at midnight due to poor visibility and risk of further collapse.
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Mexico City
Jose Cruz Bolanos
Public Works Ministry
Angel Aguirre
Grant Countions Appointed To Governor's Committee
Grant County members join the Governor's Advisory Committee on Aging as Gov. Carga names 10 appointees. The panel will meet December 12 in the Senate Lounge at the new Capitol Building to organize and discuss reports on state local aging activities and the State Governor's Conference on Aging. Gertrude C. Warrick and Mrs. Frank Thayer are among the Grant County appointees.
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Governors Advisory Committee On
Executive Legislative
Santa Fe
David Carga
Senate
Capital Building
New Mexico
Grant County
Gertrude C. Warrick
West Sixth Street
Silver City
Frank Thayer
Hurley
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San Francisco Federal Building
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Joe Morales
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