04 Jan 1964
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Newspaper
Silver City Daily Press
Location
Silver City, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1964
Page
1
The Pope, garbed in white, landed at Amman Airport amid a 44 degree cold wind and a 21-gun salute. Hussein greeted him, noting the visit as a memorable occasion, as 15 white pigeons were released and a jet landed after an uncertain approach.
The Silver City Toastmaster Club will hold its dinner meeting Monday with Baby Linzee Packard serving as president and presiding over the invocation and program.
Barry Goldwater outlines campaign steps after foot surgery. He targets a Meet the Press appearance, a Grand Rapids fundraising dinner, and a New Hampshire swing ahead of the March 16 presidential primary, with an initial Concord stop. He notes no other Republican candidate has declared a clear stance.
A fragment from the Rocky Sr page quotes urging Goldwater to debate the issues personally in New. The text mentions immediate federal income tax cuts removal of racial barriers in sods and in the labor force and calls for more professional and technical manpower.
Corroborated signals from the missing Globe Master guide a Pearl Harbor led operation. The fleet adds carrier President Wilson and 19 aircraft from Hickam and Travis to locate the C 124 Globemaster crew and one sailor presumed afloat in a life raft. Rescue planes coming from Japan and Saipan enlarge the search amid improving distress signals. A week of Moroccan weddings closes the period.
Higher: (Continued From Fage One) discusses budget strain and proposed cuts to spending requests. It notes officials delaying totals and hints at further airing of the issue, with mentions of Najeeb Halaby of the FAA, a helicopter trip to Travis Lake, and discussions on consumer interests. A three-member emergency board is created to study a nationwide dispute between railway workers and railroads.
Miss Patterson longtime Silver City resident reveals retirement plans while recounting family ties to the Clark Hotels and Clark Courts. The article notes James Guthrie, stationed at George AFB, spent holidays in La Jolla with Dr. and Mrs. Frank Dixon and Capt. and Mrs. Rex Tallman, and anticipated April visit to Silver City. The Clark family history includes Joe J. Clark, the Monterey and Majestic hotels, Clark Courts opening in 1938, and Miss Patterson assuming operation after 1947 until the recent sale.
In Rouen Paris still seen as theater center but three provincial cities have opened modern houses. Rouen debuts a pink stone theater with floating orchestra pit, Caen adds a 1,200 seat venue, and Limoges unveils a 1,508 seat hall with a movable ceiling to reduce capacity for intimate productions.
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