Anderson Says Pressure To Sustain Closing Order
Grant County Veterans leader Thomas P. Foy says a Washington visit will await an appointment with the President, while Sen. Montoya and Sen. Anderson back efforts to keep Mort Bayard open though the hospital faces a severe budget crunch and a mandated closing. VA per diem costs cited: Fort Bayard about 32.09. Albuquerque about 28.60.
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Anderson
Thomas P. Foy
Grant County
Veterans Administration Hospital
Mort Bayard
The
Daily Press Today
Washington
Foy
Michael
Powers
Silver City
Montoya
New Mexico
Sen. Anderson
New Mexico Solons
W. J. ‘Driver
Daily Press
Ing
Fort Bayard
C. L. Wamack
C. M. Kure
Albuquerque
Acip
Soviet East Bloc May Frame New European Policy
Soviet and East European leaders discussed a broad new approach toward the West at a Warsaw Pact meeting in Warsaw. They signaled possible overtures to expand West-West contacts, reduce pressure on West Berlin, and potentially withdraw Soviet troops from East Germany.
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Warsaw
West Berlin
East Germany
Warsaw Pact
Polish Council of Ministers
Radziwill Palace
Soviet Union
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Boemania
Bulgaria
Leonid I. Brezhnev
N. Kosygin
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Apa
A. A. Ived
Folalee
Walter Ulbricht
Grechke
Moscow
Ulbricht
East Gerany
China
Europe
Selma Bulletin on Voter Registration Incident
Dallas County events report Sheriff James G. Clark blocked more than 30 African American individuals who refused to use a separate entrance to apply for voter registration at the courthouse. The incident highlights segregation enforcement in Selma.
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Selma
James G. Clark
Dallas County
Parachute Found In Engine Of Crashed KC135 Tanker
In Wichita Kansas a parachute was found in one engine of a KC135 jet tanker that crashed Saturday. Crash investigators said experts preliminarily believe the parachute attached to the engine may have contributed to the accident, though it was not yet known if it was part of the aircraft’s equipment.
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Wichita. Kan
Murray A. Bywater
Dr Ashby to Speak at Silver City Chamber Luncheon
Dr Nanette Ashby, Professor Emeritus of English and Dean Emeritus of Personnel Services at Western New Mexico University, will address tomorrow's Silver City Grant County Chamber of Commerce luncheon. She will discuss Southwestern literature and the printer artist team of Carl Hertzgng and Tom Lea, noted in Western Review. Russell Bert will conduct the meeting.
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Nanette Ashby
Western New Mexico University
Silver City
Grant County
New Mexico Leaders Back Flexible Lead Zinc Import Quotas
New Mexico congressional delegation backs a drive for flexible import quotas on lead and zinc. Senator Clinton P. Anderson and Representative Wayne Aspinall will introduce the measure in Congress. Twenty two Senate sponsors including Joseph Montoya join as co sponsors. NM Representatives Morris and Walker plan companion House bills.
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Washington
New Mexico
Clinton PF. Anderson
DNM
Wayne Aspinall
Nike
Joseph Montoya
D-N.m
New ‘Mexico
Thomas Morris
EAS
Johnny Walker
Estes Jailed After Supreme Court Denies Appeal
Billie Sel Estes, called the most gigantic swindler in history by a judge, was jailed after the Supreme Court refused to hear his appeal from a mail fraud sentence. He faces transfer to El Paso and possible five weeks in federal prison while his bid for reconsideration runs. Estes built a fertilizer and grain empire then collapsed, with mortgages totaling 344 million on 13 500 tanks and related assets, leaving only millions in debts and a failed business, while associates were convicted.
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Abilene
Tex
Billie Sel Estes
U.S. Supreme Court
Essles
lUsyear
U.S. Dist
R. &. Thomason
el Paso
Thomason
U.S
William C. Black
Estes
Black
West,Texas
Church of Christ
Keing
Pecos
Wall Street
Washington
Tyler
Fistes
Ihturns Hi
Two NM Congressional Districts Sought in Suit
A federal suit seeks to force New Mexico into two U.S. congressional districts during the current legislative session. Plaintiff Norton alleges civil rights violations and proposes a plan dividing 13 northern counties with 516 293 people and 19 southern counties with 434 730 into separate districts. The action targets Gov Campbell and top state leaders, with proposed district boundaries listing northern and southern counties.
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Onehalf
Merrill
L. Norton
Lovington
Santa Fe
New Mexico
U. S
Norton
U.S
Jack Campbell
Bruce King
D-Santa Fe
State House
W. C. Wheatley
Union
State Senate
Harold
Gemini Spaceship Test Is Successful
CAPE KENNEDY AP A Gemini two man space craft powered by black box simulators completed a suborbital flight and positioned Grissom and Young for an April orbital mission. The craft reached 16 600 miles per hour and splashed down 2 150 miles southeast of Cape Kennedy after 19 minutes. Recovery by Lake Champlain began with Navy divers securing the capsule and lifting it aboard. Early reports praised the craft and rocket performance as flawless, despite prior delays and technical weather problems.
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Cape Kennedy
Virgil S. Grissom
John W. Young
Atlantic
Lake Champlain
Lake Chemplain
Grisson
Air Force
Young
Navy
Grissom
Space Agency
Death Watch Kept Over Sir Winston Churchill
Sir Winston Churchill's condition showed no further deterioration by noon today. Lord Moran reported a restless night and noted no improvement since the last bulletin, while a spokesman warned of rapid deterioration over the next two days.
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Sir Winston
Colin Frost
London
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Lord Moran
British Medical Association
Former Area Resident Walter Fox Dies in California
Walter Fox, 74, of Lodi California and a former resident of Pinos Altos, died January 15. Funeral and burial held in Lodi. Surviving are his widow of 201 Eureka Ave Lodi and sister Mrs Jennie Courtney of Torrance California. He previously lived in Santa Rita where his parents ran the boarding house for Kennecott Copper Corporation.
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Walter Fox
Lodi
Calif
Pinos Altos
Santa Rita
Charles Fox
Kennecott, Copper Corporation
Mr. Fox
Eureka Ave
Jennie Courtney
Torrance
Phone Company Franchise Hit By Central Mayor
Mayor Brett Stone of Central announced the signing of a contract with Mountain States Telephone Co. granting the Phong Company a franchise in Central. The village will receive a payment in its 11th year of incorporation, two percent of gross receipts. Stone noted other utilities like natural gas, electric, and television have paid under existing franchise agreements. The new agreement becomes effective January 30.
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Brett Stone
Central
Ute
Mountain States Telephone Co
Phong Company
Stone
Silver Booster Club Backs Bond Issue at Feb Meeting
Silver High boosters pledge support for a bond issue to improve school facilities for present and future students. Club president states commitment despite personal ties and urges attendance at a February 9 meeting at the Liver High Library at 7 30 pm to hear views and learn details.
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Silver Aida Booster Club
Silver High Scho
Booster Club
Liver Tfigh
Weather outlook with variable clouds and mild temperatures
24 hour report notes variable high cloudiness through tomorrow. Today's high around 61 with a low of 29 tonight. Airport readings show a high of 62 and a low of 35. Conditions expected similar into Wednesday with mild, unsettled air and light winds.
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Fairchild
Bill Pringle
Larry Lasley
Eddie Carrillo
May
Dr. Ashby
Russell Bert
Supreme Court
Estes Asso
Were
U S. District Court
Division of New Mexico
le Rurivelle
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Fer Norton
Bernali Colfax
Harding
Los ‘Alamos
McKinley
Mora
Rio Arriba
Sandoval
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Taos
Gemini
Howard Benedict
California
Silver Boosters
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