General Assembly Urges Cease Fire in India Pakistan
United Nations officials report the General Assembly called for an immediate cease fire and withdrawal of forces behind borders. The vote stood 104 to 11 with 10 abstentions as nations debated political settlement for East Pakistan refugees. Soviet vetoes in the Security Council shaped the UN action.
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United Nations
N.Y. Cap
U.N. General Assembly
India
Pakistan
Assembly
Soviet Union
Security Council
Council
East Pakistan
U Thant
Demos Deny Endorsement In Las Cruces Meeting
Six Grant County Democrats planned a Las Cruces strategy session with U S Senate hopeful Jesse Kornegay. Felix Martinez for the party said the Daily Press story was inaccurate and attendance would not imply endorsement. The group then canceled to avoid misinterpretation of support.
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Grant County
Jesse Kornegay
U.S
Daily
Presshhey
Felix Martinez
Demog
Las Cruces
Karnegay
Daily Press
Steve Ray Aguirre
Art Flores
Rudy Madrid
Ruben Dominguez
Roy San«ia Cruz
Sam Grijalva
LULACS undecided on Berets after visit
The League of Latin American Citizens district council remains neutral on the Brown Berets issue after their recent visit. David Ramos district director says LULAC will not take sides until more facts emerge and a future discussion with the Brown Berets is planned to address local problems.
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Brown Beret
League of Latin American Citizens
LULAC
David Ramos
LULA
The
Daily Press
Brown Berets
Ramos
California Berets
Zoning Board Rejects Two Proposed Changes
Silver City planning panel denied two zoning requests at the December 11 meeting. Jon Haymes sought a variance to allow a mobile home park on land under one acre. one protest was filed and he did not attend. Barney White proposed rezoning property on Silver Street to enable mobile homes but offered no specified use. five protests were filed and no locals attended.
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Silver City
Tefl
Pay Board Eyes Stricter Rules on Wage Increases
The Pay Board considers requiring advance approval for any wage rise above 5.5 percent, affecting all firms regardless of employee count. Current rules mandate approval for 5,000 plus workers and filing for 1,001 to 5,000, with smaller raises only spot checked by IRS. Meanwhile steel prices rise 3.6 percent at U.S. Steel, and snow local warnings threaten travel tonight. The board plans further discussion and reviews, including the United Auto Workers three year contract with North American Rockwell Corp.
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Internal Revenue Service
Pay
Cost of Living Council
Jodrce
Herbert Worth
Tripartite Board
Price Commission
U.S. Steel Corp
al Nest
United Auto Workers
North American
Rockwell Corp
Indian forces claim near reach on New Delhi link to Srinagar
Amid fierce fighting in East and West Pakistan, Indian officials publicly assert their troops are close to linking New Delhi with Srinagar as they press a major assault in Chhamb Kashmir and advance toward Dacca while Pakistan withdraws in some areas.
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Inda
Srinagar
Kashmir
Chhamb
East Pakistan
Daces
Calcutta
Meghna
Gandkanili
Dacca
Orcer
India
Washington
U.S
Subcontinent
Calouie
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Pakistan
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Camille
Dicer
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East
Pakishin
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Comella
Chan- Mpur
Dai
Chittagong
Cus'x Bazar
Chalna
Navy Pia
Chittagight
Himk
Exot Pakistan
I Rawatpidi
Pakistan Army
Henapale
Asi
Mealinanbaria
Sylhet
Ctnner
Tan
WNMU Concert Tonight Features University Civic Symphony
Western New Mexico University music department presents the first University Civic Symphony concert of the year in the fine arts auditorium at 8:00 p.m. Dr. Herbert Levinson will direct the combined orchestra in Handel, Rimski Korsakov, Bizet and other pieces. Albert Ketchum will receive a Certificate of Merit, and the audience may join in Christmas carols after the performance. admission is free.
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Western New Mexico University
University Civic Symphony Aid University
Fine Arts
Herbert Levinson
Department of Music At
Western
University Civic Symphony
Bizet
Hrahmes
Lewis Spencer
Chow and
Trimpher
Heidel
WAMU
County Board Considers Actions After Demonstrations
Grant County Commissioners schedule a December 14 session to discuss measures to curb future demonstrations by minority groups. The board also approves $23,000 for a Hillcrest Hospital intensive care unit and a $10,000 annual indigent care fund, along with road and staffing requests, Bayard precinct approval, and school vehicle use.
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Kenneth Myers
Bruce King
Grant County
Brown Meret
Brad Stone
The
Berets
Silver City
Las Cruces
Grant County Board of Commissioners
Hillcrest Hospital
Neriman Meyer
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Park Street
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