Nixon and Romney vie in New Hampshire primary motion
The Associated Press reports Nixon visits New Hampshire for the first time as a candidate outlining his primary plan including March 12 in New Hampshire and contests in Wisconsin Indiana South Dakota Nebraska and Oregon Romney tours Wisconsin Oshkosh Fox River Valley and Lake Michigan towns milking a cow and greeting voters while denying a write-in bid. Rockefeller to boost Romney in Detroit and Humphrey urges Democrats to finish unfinished business in Omaha. Florida Governor Kirk reportedly told Nixon he would withdraw from the New Hampshire ballot. Senator Eugene J McCarthy remains active in the scene.
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George Romney
Wisconsin
Richard M. Nixon
New Hampshire
Romney
Oshkosh
Fox River Valley
Lake Michigan
Nixon
Manchester
Indiana
South Dakota
Nebraska
Oregon
Pennsylvania
California
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
New York
Nelson 4
Rockefeller
Detroit
Max Fisher
Hubert
Humphrey
Omaha
Neb
America
Florida
Claude Kirk
Kirk
Eugene J. McCarthy
Kissing Babies Seek Third-Party Path in 1964 Race
Minnesota Democrats campaign against Johnson Vietnam policy urge phased withdrawal if peace talks stall. Wallace backers plan meetings to place his name on Pennsylvania ballot and seek Missouri August primary ballot. Shirley Temple Black will not run in June against Ronald McCloskey in California, who seeks a full term and faces a June GOP primary.
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Minnesota
Johnson
Portland
Ore
United States
Vietnam
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Shirley Temple Black
Paul McCloskey
ReCalif
McCloskey
Cobre School Board Rejects Mass Meeting Plan
The Cobre Education Association denounces the NMEA push for a statewide mass meeting to discuss funding for New Mexico schools. The board's resolution urged lawmakers to present a viable bill to finance education and criticized the legislative committee for not delivering a suitable funding plan.
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Cobre
Menxico
NMEA
Educntion
New Mexico
Cobre Education Associator
Clegran
Ore Education
Sanca
Cobre Education Association
Cuverning Board
Soft Coal Strike Shuts Mines Across Six States
The largest soft coal strike in 17 years idles about 84,000 miners and halts much of national output from Pennsylvania to Tennessee. Railroads report sharp cuts in coal tonnage as picketing spreads, while utilities and steel firms expect no immediate disruption.
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Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Penn Central Railroad
Penn Central
Louisville& Nashville Railroad
Western
Kentucky
Steel Companies
Electric Utilities
United Mine Workers
Solar Fuel Co
UMW
Solar
Kenneth L. Schmidt
Ohia
West Virginia
Virginia
United Mine Workers Union
Labor Rebuffs Johnson Plan for Lower 1968 Wages
AP report details union leaders denouncing a Johnson administration wage guideline proposal. NY CL Council head Morris Iushewitz calls 5-1/2 to 6% unrealistic as living costs rise. AFL CIO spokesperson demands link with profits and prices controls. Steel Workers official Joseph Germano urges fair treatment and wage allowances. Amalgamated Meatcutters secretary Pat Gorman argues government should seek funds without cutting workers’ pay.
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Phil Thomas
NEW York
Johnson
Council of Economic Advisers
Morris Tushewitz
Iushewitz
New York City Central Labor Council
Washington
Afl-Cio
Joseph Germano
United Steel Workers
China
Pat Gorman
Amalgamated Meatcutters and Butcher Workmen of America
Copper strike talks blocked as panel weighs next move
Washington AP reports that six month copper dispute remains deadlocked despite hearings by a federal panel led by Dr. George Taylor. The 80,000 workers at 28 plants demand companywide bargaining and higher wages, with offers ranging from 2.89 to 4.00 over three years from Phelps Dodge and other firms including Anaconda American Smelting Kennecott. The panel will brief Labor Secretary Wirtz and Commerce Secretary Trowbridge, while some lawmakers press action under the Taft Hartley act.
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Washington
George Taylor
Mexico
Phelps Dodge
Anaconda Copper Co
American Smelting & Refining Co
Kennecott Corp
Taylor
University of Pennsylvania
W. Willard Wirtz
Commerce
Alexander
Trowbridge
Congress
Johnson
Cheap Water Seen For New Mexico
In Lubbock Texas Edward Teller argues pumping Mississippi River water to West Texas and eastern New Mexico will be cheaper than expected. He says energy cost per acre foot would be low and storage in the Ogallala Formation could enable surface access via nuclear powered pumps.
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Lubbock, Tex
APF
Edward Teller
Mississippi River
High Plains
West Texas
New Mexico
Teller
Ogalalla Foundation
Funeral Service Tuesday For Jessie C Brown
Jessie Clifford Brown 84 longtime New Mexico resident died Friday at Ft Bayard Hospital He retired from Kennecott Copper Chino Mines as a compressor operator A member of Bayard First Missionary Baptist Church Survived by widow Pearl Brown son Lawrence Brown six daughters and numerous grandchildren Funeral service at 2 30 p m Tuesday in Curtis Mortuary Chapel. Burial Memory Lane Cemetery Silver City. pallbearers named Ted Vaughan Stanley Vaughan Chet Brown Gary Roger Chuck Hagers Danny Houston
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Jessie Clifford Brown
New Mexico
Bayard
Ft. Bayard Hospital
Olive Hill
Tear
Chino Mines Division
Ken~ Neentt Copper Corporation
First Missionary Baptist Church of
Brown
Pearl Brown
Saryizs
Sherwood M. Houston
Baptist Temple Church
Albuquerque
Curtis Mortuary
Memory Lane
Sliver City
Ted Vaughan
Stanley Vaughan
Chet Brown
Gary Roger
Chuck Hagers
Danny Houston
Jail Riot In Reno County Prison Demands Medical Attention
In Hutchinson Kansas inmates staged a riot at Reno County jail Friday night over delays in medical care. Sheriff Charles Heidebrecht sealed off the fifth floor of the courthouse jail, cut water and meals, and warned tear gas could be used. Four prisoners were named as ringleaders as officers reported damage and freezing conditions in a tense standoff.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Reno
Charles Heidebrecht
Three New Mexico Women Among Super Chief Derailment Victims
In Kansas City, 41 people were hospitalized after a Santa Fe Super Chief derailment of 10 cars in the railroad yards. The three New Mexico women treated and released were Margaret Lopez, 34, of Gallup. Stella Cumeford, 57, of Albuquerque. and Treda Blann, 61, of Las Vegas.
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Kansas City
New Mexico
Santa Fe Railway
Margaret Lopez
Gallup
N.M
Stella Cumeford
Albumerge
Treda Blann
Las Vegas
Cimarron Woman Dies After Car Crash
State Police said Lucy B. Lave, 32, of Cimarron, died from injuries after a January crash. She was hospitalized in Raton and died January 21, with authorities notifying the public Friday.
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Raton
Lucy B. Lave
Cimarron
Ave
Former Mayor David W Boise Dies In Silver City
David W Boise 35 longtime Grant County resident and former mayor of Silver City died Friday evening after a long illness. He served two mayoral terms and retired as comptroller for the Chino Mines Division of Kennecott Copper. Survived by wife Louise and three sons, eight grandchildren, sister Florence Bell and brother Eugene Boise. Funeral plans with Curtis Mortuary, Silver City.
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David W. Boise
Grant County
Silver City
West Street
Mr. Boise
Tower City
N.D
University of North Dakota
Louise Buise
Hurley
Chino Mines Division
Kennecost Copper Corporation
Silver City Lodge No
Albuquerque
Otis Holse
Los Alamos
Richmond Boise
Chattanooga
Tenn
Charles Boise
Kingman, Ariz
Florence Bell
Como
Calif
Eugene Boise
Roseburg
Ore
Curtis Mortuary
Sled accident injures Clovis youths at Ruidoso
AP report states Tracy Yucikas, 18, and William E. Schultz, 19, both of Clovis, were hurt when a disk type sled spun into a tree during a Thursday incident at Ruidoso. Yucikas was unconscious Saturday after the crash. Schultz suffered a broken leg and was treated.
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Aurton
Clovis
Tracy Yucikas
Ruidoso
Yucikas
William E. Schultz
Schultz
More Pueblo Incident Meetings Held Today
The United States held its third secret meeting with North Koreans at Panmunjon about the Pueblo. South Korea pressed for public sessions and inclusion of Koreans, while protests across the country denounced North Korea and urged stronger U.S. support for President Park.
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Bob Pool
Associated Press
Seoul
APF
United States
Panmunjon
Radio Tongyang
U.S
Pyongyang
South Korea
North Korea
Fhe
Chung Hee Park
Pueblo
Park
Kir H- Sung
Korea
South Vietnam
Washington
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McKnight Cabin
Phoe
Stevenson
Ernest Gonzales
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
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Aternoon
Igh Schoal
Die
Mesita
Ser
Somerset Coune
Labor
Jessie C. Brown
Lowell Cain
Feo
Cain
Oscar Davis
Antennavision of
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Wayne
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