Descendant Of Cortez Captains Dies In New Mexico
Mary Adellna Emilia Otero Warren known as Nina Otero Warren dies Sunday in Santa Fe at age 68. Born in Los Lunas in 1881 she was descended from the Lun and Otero families with deep New Mexico roots and served as Santa Fe County school superintendent and leader in women’s Republican circles. Her life included roles as an Indian service inspector, a CCC education director, and a consultant to Puerto Rico adult education. Her funeral is set for 9 am Wednesday at St Francis Cathedral.
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Otero-Warren
Army
Hanson Warren
Ter Hook
Old Spain
Southwest
State Health Board
State Women's Republican Organization
Puerto Rico
Santa Fe County
Indian Service
Interior Department
Civilian Conservation Corps
State Federation of Women’s Clubs
Peace Corps Seeks Volunteers With New Skill Needs
Six applicants receive peace corps scores based on character references and questionnaires to assess potential for completing two year intensive training. Applicants must be American citizens 18 or older. married couples allowed if no dependents. College degree not required but helpful. emphasis on blue collar skills for overseas postings.
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Peace Cars
Unclear era cotton notes mix with scattered quotes and names
Fragmented column entry discusses cotton crop prospects and prices with many garbled lines. Names such as John Daneeko and Cosi Miller appear amid production estimates and planting advice. A jokey joke about a psychiatrist interrupts the flow before returning to crop notes and a distant figure named Emit Hohnan, manager.
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Cumnicu
Dana Chute
John Daneeko
Cosi Miller
C.W. Riehny
Sukarno Seeks Afro-Asian Group to Avoid UN Exit
Sukarno proposes a regional grouping like the OAU that would keep Indonesia in the United Nations. He plans to unveil the idea at the second African Asian conference in Algiers in March amid U Thant’s plea for reconsideration. Indonesian diplomats in New York reportedly prepare a formal withdrawal statement. Philippine papers warn against Indonesia’s move, noting China’s and Indonesia’s departure from the UN.
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Organization of African Unity
Eather Hallings
United Nations
Algiers
U.N
U Thant
Sukarno
Foreign Office
New York
Philippine
China
Indonesia
Philippines
Manila
Cairo
AL Masan
Aad
Sularnoo
Battefield
Senator's mother brief Senate service and civil rights stance
The Louisianian senator, whose mother briefly served in the Senate after her husband was assassinated, voted against the 1964 Civil Rights Bill and opposed the administration's Social Security health care plan on the floor. He has long sought to advance administration foreign aid bills and, speaking before today’s caucus, expected no difficulty in backing administration programs in the new Congress.
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Senate
Whs
Congress
Town And Country Heparis New Year Party At Silver Dace Club
A New Year s Eve dance and watch party sponsored by the Silver Dace Club drew an unusually large attendance at the Winer Murray Hotel. Breakfast was served after the event.
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Heparis
Silver Dace Club
Murray Holet
Veteran World War II veteran laid to rest in New Mexico
Rosary continues after page 1 report. The deceased, a World War II veteran born in El Paso Texas, lived most of his life in Hanover before moving to Albuquerque about ten years ago. Survivors include his mother Consuela Romero of Gayard and six sisters Elvira Valencia Hanover Elea nor Sineros San Francisco Tall Annie Sataiz Cen tral Lilia Ramirez Bay ard Eva Rodtriguez Ad miquerque Margaret Sifuentes Bayard.
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Vasquez
Il Paso
Tex
Hanover
Albuquerque
Romero
Consuela Romero
Gayard
Elvira Valencia
Eleanor Sineros
San Francisco
Tall
Annie Sataiz
Central
Lilia Ramirez
Bayard
Eva Rodtriguez
Admiquerque
Margaret Sifuentes
Car Collision Near Navajea Injures Estes
Mrs. Estes says a man’s car hit a tractor on the wrong side of the road without lights in Sonora on the way to Culican. Estes has multiple broken ribs and bruises and is hospitalized at Navajea en route for admission at Hillcrest General Hospital. Johnson escaped injury and is being transported for further treatment.
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Estes
Navajea
Sonora
Mexico
Culican
Johnson
Johnson to unveil early State of the Union plan
President Johnson aims for maximum TV and radio exposure in a preliminary blueprint dubbed his "near Society" program. He will outline major proposals and the federal budget outlook, with no dollar figures yet, and may seek a large tax cut around July 1. Johnson returns from Texas and attends services, visiting Kennedy's grave with Mrs. Johnson and Marvin Watson of Dallas.
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Hing
Congress
Neah
Johnson
Iear Society
National City Christian Church
John B. Kennedy
Arington National Cemetery
Marvin Watson
Dallas
Watson
Texas
White House
Kentucky Teams Spread Across Many Leagues
Louisville now plays in the Missouri Valley Conference as Kentucky college teams compete in six leagues. The state also hosts squads in the Southeastern Conference Ohio Valley Conference and others across the Midwest athletic associations, reflecting a crowded landscape for fans tracking standings and rivalries.
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Louisville, Ky
Kentucky
University of Louisville
Missouri Valley
Southeastern
Ohio
Valkley
Vercollegiate
MidWestury Athletic Associaen
Classifieds Suggest Hidden Finds In Local Markets
A brief feature notes readers may discover useful items in the classifieds. It highlights how bargains, collectibles, and unique services surface amid listings, urging readers to skim for notable named brands, places, and opportunities.
Laird Triumphs in House Republican Conference Chair Race
Rep. Melvin R. Laird of Wisconsin won the post, defeating Peter Frelinghuysen as Ford abandoned the chairmanship to challenge Hal Bach Halleck for leadership. Ford was nominated for floor leader by Elford A. Cederber g, who urged a fresh image for Republicans and gains in 1966.
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Ford
Halleck
Melvin R. Laird
Wisconsin
Elford A. Cederber
R-Mich
Cederberg
Congress
Laird
Peter HK
B. Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Wednesday Club
Paul HK. Fine
New York
Frelinghuysen
Barry Galdwater
San Francisco
Storage Batteries and Cable Coverings Lead in U.S.
The article notes that storage batteries and electric cable coverings account for 40 percent of the lead used in the United States, highlighting a significant domestic demand.
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United States
Notice of Final Hearing in Ryman Probate Case New Mexico
In Grant County New Mexico the Probate Court fixes February 1 1965 at 11 00 AM for final accounting report and petition for distribution in the estate of Robert Ryman also known as Robert R Ryman deceased. Administratrix Shortie Henry and attorneys Foy and Vesely named. Witness and clerk details included.
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New Mexico
Robert Ryman
Robert R. Ryman
Ola Henny
Katie Ryman
E. H. Howert
Ella. Ryman
Paul Ralph
Hobert Ryman
Henry
John W. Fleming
Grant County
Silver City
New Meriin
Foy and
Vesely
P.O. Box
Silver
Walkeys Host Open House For New Year Friends
Mu and Mrs Ty EB Walkey welcomed a large circle of guests at a New Year’s open house. Out-of-towners Mr and Mrs Joe Harley Mrs Morrison Brome son of Albuquerque Miss Susie Culley and Mr and Mrs Hopper of Tuusun Aziz and Mrs Dewey Benedict of Demsing attended. The home was decorated in pink and silver with a wreath of pink poinsettias, twinkling lights, and a pink candle. A buffet supper of finger foods was served while Tom Walkey helped with wraps at the door.
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Ty EB
Walkey
Joe Harley
Morrison Bromeson
Albuquerque
Susie Culley
Hopper
Tuusun
Aziz
Dewey Benedict
Demsing
Walksey
Fires Place
Tom Walkey
Gracioialy
English Dresses Adopt Cotton Fabrics in Early 1700s
The passage notes that cotton materials entered fashionable English dress trends during the early 18th century, marking a shift in textile preference and attire among society.
Grant County to Redeem Hospital Bonds Oct 1969
Notice of prior redemption by Grant County New Mexico for General Obligation Hospital Bonds Series October 1 1959 maturing after October 1 1970 bonds numbered 241 to 360 redeemed October 1 1969 at the Grant County Treasurer Silver City with accrued interest paid and interest ceasing after redemption funds from escrow sufficient per accountant verified projections.
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Grant County
New Mexico
Silver City
United States of America
Escruw
Ise
Minerpal
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Los Lunas
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