Teachers Set Meetings in Grant County over Walkout
In Grant County, Cobre and Silver City teachers plan 4 p.m. meetings to decide how to vote at the New Mexico Education Association Council session in Santa Fe. Jane Gray and Gwen Fowler lead the Cobre group while Gabe Anaya heads the Silver association as they discuss sanctions and draft a Santa Fe resolution.
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Lew Mesicu
Gram County
Coda
Cobre Education Association
Gabe Anaya
Silver Group
New Mexico Education Association Council
Santa Fe
Jane Gray
Cobre Group
Snd
Cobre
Gray
Gwen Fowler
Eunice Montoya
Cargo
PIE
New Mexico
Albuquerque Classroom Teachers Association
Grant County
Silver City
New Mexico Heart Association Grants Training Film Project
The New Mexico Heart Association awarded five thousand dollars to a project titled Life in the Balance. Dr Grace Roth presented the grant while Dr Archer S Gordon leads the fourth medical training film on coronary care unit design and heart lung resuscitation, with research into pediatric electrocardiograms and developmental patterns.
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New Mexico Heart Association
Grace Roth
The
Wim
Br. Archer S. Gordon
Lovelace Clinic
Heart Association
Gordon
Fim
Robert F. Castle
Roy Gadberry Funeral Services Held Today
Funeral services were held at 2 pm today for Roy Gadberry 50 of Silver City under Mullins Hasken Funeral Home. Walter Alien Sro res and Melronr Bro conducted the service. Pallbearers included Honk Turner Jem Turner Glenn Young and Carreira Of Silver. Mr Gadberry resided in Ata gerda for several years. survived by widow Hasel oft a launh Mrs Cur Nolbrecs Jira.
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Amagorda
Mullins— Hasken Funeral Home
Roy Gadberry
Silver City
Priday Ie
Cur Nolbrecs
Jira
New hearing plan outlined by Republican group
A Republican association outlined hearings in April and May to address alleged pranks and protect conservative interests across major cities. The plan cites Seattle and Arkansas as focus areas and mentions selecting speakers to represent western states with a broader coalition.
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Repube Ors
Rhode
the Republic Association
Seattle
Tor Sliniggnerdmie
Riubors
Ark
Tie
Fragmentary Crime Note From City Evacuation Scene
Vague OCR fragment reports a disturbance or evacuation near a city facility. Names and details are unclear, but it mentions Alvin Webb, a powalst quota, and Knoxville. The text is highly garbled with missing words and punctuation.
Funeral Service For Mrs Stout Set Here Tuesday
Mrs Mallie B Stout 54 died early Sunday at a local clinic after eight months’ residence here Survivors include husband Marion E Stout five daughters and many Stour relatives in Albuquerque Silver City Monroeg Calif and Florida three sisters and four brothers with funeral at Curtis Memorial Church Tuesday at 2 49 am officiated by Rev Eugene Clapp there will be memory services after terms of burial
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Mallie B. Stout
Marion E. Stout
Silver City
Ara M. Strout
Ruth Gregory
Julia Bruce
Debra Ahtaeg
Albuquerque
Joyce Glaze
Florida
Edward I, Stour
Kenneth Stour
Moncgrose
Calif
Dewey Stour
Tentpah
Nev
Tessie Clidewell
Leila Murray
Grane
Okla
Cara Tibbit
Lea City
Cailf
Feriin Gidewell
Erick
Marlin Glidewell
Granite
Ae Glidewell
O'Donneci
Haston
Alahoma City
Curtis
Marquez Named Foreman At Daily Press
Charles Marquez promoted to Production Foreman at Silver City Daily Press. He started at age 12 helping after a press room fire and advanced from printer’s helper to mail room operator, typesetting, offset cameraman, and pressman. A Western New Mexico University alum and Army veteran, he lives in Silver City with his wife Lorraine and their son.
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Silver City
Draft deferments broadened for graduate studies overall
The Selective Service System on Friday announced deferments for graduate study in all Meld categories except medical specialties, citing legal basis. It also suspended its list of essential activities and critical occupations, authorizing local boards to grant occupational deferments in individual cases.
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Washington
Selective Service System
Selective Service
University instructors buy misdescribed school building
In Green Bay Wisconsin two University of Wisconsin instructors Roy Stumpf and Bob Goemans paid 5651 last fall to buy a surplus one room school house but discovered they own a 24 room school with a library gymnasium and 483 pupils. The Green Bay Board of Education confirmed the misdescription and ownership since last fall.
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Green Bay
Wis
Green Bay Board of Education
Roy Stumpf
Bob Goemans
University of Wisconsin Center
Ramon Diaz Former Resident Dies Sunday
Ramon Diaz formerly of Silver City died Sunday in Las Cruces. He is survived by his widow Bertha Diaz of Las Cruces, five sons Danny Diaz Ray Diaz Jr and Raymundy Osae of Las Cruces Ray Diaz of Westminster California and Freddie Diaz of San Diego California, three daughters Dora Alderete Lilly Robinson and Yolanda Diaz of San Diego, 17 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are pending in Las Cruces.
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Ramon Diaz
Siiver City
Lasi Cruces
Diaz
Bertha Diaz
Las Cruces
Danny Dias
Ray Diaz, Jr
Raymundy Osae
Ray Diaz
Westminster
Calif
Freddie. Lias
San Diego
Dora Alderete
Silver Cury
Lilly Robinson
Yolas Diaz
Local Optimist Club Sets Speech Contest for Girls and Boys
East Club of Silver City hosts its first coeducational oratorical contest for youths under 16 with four to five minute speeches on The Golden Opportunities of Youth. Girls contest March 22 at 8 p.m. and boys contest March 25 at 8 p.m. at the Holiday Inn. prizes include 1900 and three $500 scholarships. finalists advance to district and regional contests toward a final Louisville opportunity. Contest deadline February 23. contact Gran Craycan at 339-5243.
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East Club
Silver City
National Association of Secondary Schooos
Holiday Inn
Las Cruces
Anthony
Deming
Lordsburg
Optimist International Convention
Lousville
Johnny Walker Chooses Las Cruces for Home
Representative Johnny Walker of New Mexico says Las Cruces is his home of choice in the new southern congressional district. He cites easy D C travel, central district location, and a federal office building there, while noting he has not finalized his move and has visited Silver City during a congressional break. He previously lived in Silver City and Santa Fe.
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Las Cruces
Johnny
Walker
D-N.m
Siiver City
Santa Fe
The
Daily Press
Washington, D.C
Silver City
New Mexico
Thomas G. Morris
Silver School Board Sets Special Meeting Tonight at 7 30
Members of the Silver Consolidated Schools Board of Education will attend a special meeting tonight at 7 30 p.m. Officials describe the session as a classroom routine night. A regular meeting is planned for March 4 at the superintendent's office, 305 South Cooper.
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Silver Consolidated Schools Board of Education
Souch Cooper
Prisoner Stabbing at Santa Fe Prison Leaves Inmate Wounded
Inmate Henry Pineda 19 from Roswell was stabbed six times at the state prison. Warden J E Baker said a second prisoner Roberto Roybal 21 had a six inch homemade knife taken from him. Pineda was hospitalized and to be returned to prison after treatment. Pineda has a 1 to 5 year larceny sentence and Roybal a burglary term.
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Santa FE
J. E. Baker
Henry Pineda
Roswell
Baker
Roberto Ricardo Roybal
Roybal
Pineda
Marines Push Toward Hue Citadel in Last Viet Cong Stronghold
Battle weary Marines cleared 400 yards inside Hue’s Citadel and turned toward the Imperial Palace as heavy fighting raged. The second Viet Cong wave pressed, mortars and rockets hit Saigon and other cities, with 36,000 plus killed in the lunar New Year offensive as U.S. and South Vietnamese forces countered’s gains and air strikes sought to blunt the drive.
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George Esprr
Associated Press
Saigon
U.S
Hue
Vietnam
Tan Son Nhut
Hua
Imperial Palace
Hues
Malcolm A. Sussel
Monterey
Calif
Tan Thoi
Phan Thiet
Fran Thiet
Frank E. Evans
South China Sea
Tanh Son Nhut
WAC Cager Crowds Trigger Forfeit Threat
ALBUQUERQUE AP Commissioner Paul Brechler of the Western Athletic Conference said he would authorize officials to forfeit games that get out of hand. He spoke to The Albuquerque Tribune after Utah defeated New Mexico 71-64 in Salt Lake City, where New Mexico’s Ron Sanford was struck by a missile and then by a hairbrush. Coach Bob King said the Gobos dodged items including a knife as Brechler warned schools to curb crowd violence.
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Albuquerque
Paul Brechler
Western Athletic Conference
Brechler
Albuquerque Tribune
Salt Lake City
Utah
New Mexico
Ron Sanford
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