War counsel on Laos bombing halt pressure in region
American military and diplomatic officials view the Communist campaign in Laos as aimed at convincing Premier Souvanna Phouma to request a halt to U S bombing and to seek North Vietnamese reinforcements in the demilitarized zone region near the central highlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saya Sesh
Central High Lands
Ameriysan
Laps Js
Souvanna Piwuma
United States
North Vietnam
U.S. officials cite Laos Cambodia buildup to press South Vietnam aims
An American expert notes that Hanoi’s moves in Laos and Cambodia point to broader aims of expanding influence in Southeast Asia. Senior U.S. officials describe a larger central highlands buildup than before, signaling intensified actions despite official denials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laos
Cambodia
South Vietnam
U.S
Central Highlands
Critical New Year Fears in Laos and Vietnam
Washington and Saigon brace for a pivotal year as North Vietnamese gains in Laos and Cambodia, coupled with troop withdrawals and shifting U S air power, signal likely offensives in central highlands and near the DMZ during Tet and beyond. Reports warn of multi front actions and renewed pressures on South Vietnam’s defenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Laos
Cambodia
South Vietnam
U.S
Washington
South Viet
Central High
Five Phases of Recovery Recovery and Repair of Nerves
Locating the cause of bodily disorders through scientific examinations and elimination of the cause by gentle chiropractic adjustment are the first two phases on the road to recovery. Pro longed pressure on the spinal cord or spinal nerve retards nerve development and energy carrying capacity, while time and patience allow restored energy to heal hardened nerves and renew function. An office note from Dr. Richard Pershing Chiropractor Bayard New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Pershing
Hurley Ave. Bayard
N.M
Holes Found in U S Air Defenses Over Cuba Gulf
A House Armed Services subcommittee report blasts U S air defenses as nearly useless after a Cuban airliner penetrated national radar and NORAD late last October. It urges rapid deployment of a new over the horizon radar to cover Cuba and the Gulf, with interim southern coverage cost estimated around 25 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nou Ypaties
Cyhon Srhiner
New Orleans
Heute Armed Services Investigaling Subcommittee
Flor
California
P. Edward Hebert
D-La
Heber
Melvin R. Laird
North Americ Air Defense Command
NORAD
McKee
U.S
Hebert
Havana
Miami
State Department
Portland bans disposable utensils after student protest
In Portland Oregon a high school pupil prompted a ban on disposable plastic utensils in city cafeterias. Ann Bishop, a student member of one of the area advisory boards, argued the utensils would not rot and could create a solid waste problem for thousands of years. The Portland school board voted to switch to paper supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland, Ore
Portland
McHical
Ann. Bishop
Portland School Board
Government To Teach Indians On Reservation
Washington AP reports a shift from city training to on reservation productivity under a 40 million yearly Bureau of Indian Affairs program. Plans call for tribe led, long term development and selection by May 1 for funding, with five core goals including reservation development, resource protection, roads, education control, and tribal self determination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Bc Lear
BIA
Louis R. Bruce
White House
Bruce
Rogers CH. Morton
Standing Rock
Pyramid Lake
Nevada
Presidential Nominations Slated in New Mexico Primary
Chief Justice J C Campion and party leaders will nominate presidential candidates at a February meeting in SANKAPs New Mexico. The nominating committee includes the chief justice, House speaker Walter Martinez D Valencia, House minority leader Tom Hoover R Bernalillo, Senate president pro tem Sen J M Smalley D Sierra Hidalgo Lavin, and Senate minority leader Sen Jack Eatham R Bernalillo. Secretary of State Betty Fiary Ing announced the meeting. The 1969 law requires the committee to name generally advocated and nationally recognized candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R-Bernalillo
Betty Fiary Ing
Compton
Communist party may start issuing membership cards again
General Secretary Gus Hull said the U S Communist party may issue membership cards again after over 20 years as cards were abolished due to government harassment. The party claims 12 000 members and hull 61 of New York said the move follows requests from younger members not intimidated by oppression while in Los Angeles to announce a presidential bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
U.S. Communist Party
Gus Hull
Hall
New York
Waiteas
Rahman Gives Up Bangladesh Office
Rahman resigns the presidency of Bangladesh and becomes prime minister as a provisional constitution places parliament under a new system. Mujib becomes president by motion after return to Dacca. Abu Sayeed Choudhury sworn in as president amid Awami League dominance, Bangladesh gains new international recognition and India extends aid.
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Dacca
Sheik Mujibur Rahman
Bangladesh
Asia
Mujib
Pakistan
Abu Sayeed Choudhury
Bangladesh Movement
London
New York
Awami League
East Pakistan
India
Poland
Mongolia
East Germany
Bulgaria
Moscow
Himalayas
Bhutan
Britain
France
Blizzard Warnings and Local News Roundup
Blizzard warnings for southern New Mexico including Silver City were issued at noon. Temperatures forecast from 15 below to 15 above zero tonight. Manuel Silva from Grant County named top Voice of Democracy entrant and to compete in Albuquerque January 13. Glenwood brief notes movers and shifters in Pleasanton and Datil. Local students and service members update the Menges, Mings, and King families during Christmas week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Silver City
Weather Bureau
Cobre High School
Manuel Silva
Voice of Democracy
Grant County
FVW
Albuquerque
Silver City Daily Press
Independent Call
P.O
Ind. Publishing Co., Inc
William F. Ely
Jack Walz Eee
Joe Cardona
Jim Peeler
Ee Eetreee
Associated Press
AP News
Beta Sigma Phi meeting on Tyrone literature program
The Seth Epsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will meet at 7 30 p m today at Mrs John Sheldon’s Tyrone home. The program will focus on literature with members expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seth Epsilon
Beta Sigma Phi
John Sheldon
Tyrone
Pre-Nuptial Shower for Miss Graham in Arenas Valley
Miss Graham daughter of Mrs Lynove Graham and Mack Graham was honored with a bridal shower at the Johnny Burk home. Co-hosts were Diane Toney and Vicki Burk. She is a Silver High School student and bride elect of Timothey Rader. Wedding planned for January 22.
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Suss Pnalana Graham
Lynove Graham
Arenas Valley
Mack Graham
Anchorage
Alaska
Johnny Burk
Diane Toney
Vicki Burk
Graham
Silver High School
Timothey Rader
John Rader
Central
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