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Newspaper

Silver City Daily Press

Location

Silver City, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1966

Page

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Campbell objects to grand jury subpoena in highway graft case

Gov. Jack Campbell refuses to acknowledge a grand jury subpoena in a Santa Fe County probe into Highway Department deals. The district attorney indicted Highways officials and linked land sales to a Burris case. Campbell may be immune questions and plans to appear, Timely details show the Finance Board and others subpoenaed as the investigation widens.

Gov Campbell Santa FE Jack Campbell Santa Fe County Grand Highway Department Aov Boston Witt Witt State Board of Finance Belew GW. Burris Burris Grand Jury Alfonso Sanchez Sanchez Finance Board Harry Bigbee Legislative Finance Committee Conservancy District B. C. Hernandez Albuquerque Guy Rogers Hobbs Farmington Lincoln O’brien Mack Easley Alex Armijo Hernandez Belen Highway Commission Edwin Mechem Grand T. B. White Jorn Sudderth Johnson John Q Fred Foster Grant Eddie Joseph

Barrows Ends 32 Years of County Service

Grant County assessor George Barrows will retire after 32 years serving the county. He started in the road department, became road superintendent in 1947, and served as assessor since 1963. Barrows plans to stay in Silver City and join Brown Auto Sales as head of shop and service. His successor is chief deputy Ella Ward, elected November 8.

Grant County George Barrows Brown Auto Sales Silver City County Service Grant Barrows Ella Ward

Fair skies with mild warmth into Friday

A weather brief notes generally fair conditions with high cloudiness possible through Friday. Temperatures peak near 45 today and reach about 30 Friday with a low around 15 tonight. At IL Airport the 14 hour report shows a 41 degree high and a low listed with a stray symbol.

Social Security Tax Hike Set for Next Year

The 4.2 to 4.4 percent Social Security tax rate increases on Jan 1 1987 raising the maximum personal payment to 290.40 with 33 of each maximum for Medicare. The rise funds higher elderly medical care benefits and ongoing benefit improvements backed by leaders from both parties.

Joseph R. Coyne Washington Congress Johnson

Senate Subcommittee to Probe Pilot Shortages Next Year

Senate Preparedness subcommittee led by Sen. John C. Stennis plans a detailed probe into pilot shortages in the armed services. Officials say measures include increased pilot training for the Navy Air Force and Army, with about 8 000 additional pilots expected next fiscal year.

Seymour M. Hersh Washington Senate Preparedness Subcommittee Armed Services John C. Stennis D-Miss Subcommittee North Vietnam Defense Robert S. McNamara Navy Air Force Army Pentagon McNamara Air Force Southeast Asia

Three U.S. Nuclear Ships In Action Off North Vietnam

The Enterprise the Long Beach and the Bainbridge operated together at Yankee Station 100 miles off North Vietnam as ground fighting eased and a New Year truce neared. Casualties were lightly reported for U.S. and enemy forces amid ongoing operations and paratrooper activity in the region.

Robert Tuckman Bainbridge Saigon South Vietnam Enterprise Long Beach Yankee Station 7Th Fleet Vietnam Poe Navy U.S. 1St Cavalry U.S Mekong

Rivers and Russell Press for Expanded Air Strikes

In Washington Senate and House Armed Services leaders advocate using superior air power against North Vietnam. Rivers calls for full force despite civilian harm fears and rebukes concern for public opinion. Russell urges stronger punishment until Hanoi negotiates, saying peace appeals have failed.

Russell River North Vietnam Washington L. Mendel Rivers House Armed Services Committee United States Hanoi Senate Richard B. Russell Rivers South Carolina Charleston S.C Atlanta

Hurley Council Approves Four New Apartments Plan

Hurley council in regular session granted William Bailey permission to build four apartments on the former theatre site at 112 Cortez Ave. The body also approved sending Faabian Silva to Albuquerque for a state code plumbing license and ordered installation of a four way amber flasher on Cortez Avenue block one.

Hurey Lown Faabian Silva Albuquerque Wiliam Bailey Hurley Cortez Ave Cortez Avenue

Airlift Underway To Bring U S Citizens Home From Cuba

An airlift moves 98 Americans and 1 820 relatives from Cuba to the United States via Mexico. The first 89 arrived in Merida and will fly to New Orleans. Additional Havana-bound planes were expected as negotiations spanned years and involved Mexico, Switzerland, and U S authorities.

U.S Merida Mexico Cuba United States New Orleans Havana Fidel Castro Castro Johnson Gustavo Diaz Ordaz Fernando Pamanes Escobedo Miami Yucatan Mexico City Latin America

Mrs. Ignacia Fentez 72 Arrey Resident Dies in Silver City

Ignacia Fentez 72 long time Arrey resident died Tuesday at Hillcrest General Hospital Silver City native of Monticello. Survived by sister Acencion Barela three sons Adan Grijalva Ramon Lopez Liandro Grijalva two daughters Petra Frias Aurora Sarcia 17 grandchildren seven great grandchildren Local arrangements Curtiss Mortuary sent remains to Arrey Rosary Service 7:30 pm today Catholic Church Funeral Mass 11 am Friday Arrey Cemetery burial to follow.

Ignacia Fentez Arrey Hillcrest General Hospital Silver City Monticello Acencion Barela Adan Grijalva Ramon Lopez Liandro Grijalva Petra Frias Aurora Sarcia Los Angeles Calié Curtis Mortuary

Snowstorm Shifts East After Devastating Midwest

A major snow storm that disrupted travel in the Midwest swirled into the East. Heavy snow fell in Michigan and the upper plains faced record winds and drifting. At least six people died shoveling snow in Minnesota Illinois Michigan and Wisconsin while heavy rain and thunderstorms affected the Southeast and Northeast faced mixed precipitation. The Weather Bureau issued hazardous driving warnings for a 13 state area from Virginia to New England.

Associated Press Midwest Upper Michigan Lower Michigan North Central Plains States Marquette Mich Upper Kansas Nebraska Minnesota Pennsylvania New York State Virginia Washington, D.C New England U.S. Weather Bureau Rochester Minn Chicago Rockford Fallahassee Fla

Experts See China Nuclear Test Marking Hydrogen Bomb Step

Tokyo reports Japanese experts say Chinas fifth nuclear blast, possibly a small hydrogen device, signals progress toward thermonuclear weapons. Analysts note uncertainty about yield and delivery, while U S officials cite a several hundred kilotons figure as reaction remains cautious.

China John Roderick Tokyo Japan Sankei Japanese Defense Agency U.S Asahi United States Nevada Mainichi Con U.S. Atomic Energy Commission

Chamber Speaker To Be Rescheduled For Lunch

Bernard Beesom, a private personnel and public relations consultant from Albuquerque, was detained en route to Silver City for the chamber luncheon and will be scheduled to speak at a future meeting. He planned to discuss a proposed state legislature measure to require New Mexico businesses to close on Sundays.

Bernard Beesom Silver City Grant County

Gov Brown Spares Four Death Row Inmates at San Quentin

Gov. Edmund G. Brown used a final act to commute four death row sentences to life without parole and to grant parole eligibility to eight others. The release lists two Los Angeles multiple murder cases, plus Leo Carlton Lockadoo Jr., and William Earl Cotter Jr. as spared inmates.

Sacramento Calif Edmund G. Brown San Quentin Brown Ronald Reagan Los Angeles Clyde Bates Manual Chavez Leo Carlton Lockadoo Jr William Earl Cotter Jr

Anti-Draft Counseling Centers Planned in Detroit

Detroit sponsors of a day long seminar to aid youths questioning the draft plan to open counseling centers in the city. The event included a rally where the main speaker failed to appear amid heckling by a Breakthrough member and others. About 200 attendees, many under draft age, included parents and armed forces members.

Detroit Gene Schroeder Vietnam Ishops John Conyers Jr Gracie Conyers Jone

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