Legion Economic Meet Set for Albuquerque January 28 30
American Legionnaires gather at the Hilton Albuquerque January 28 30 for the first Western Area Economic Conference on employment veteran preference and housing. James A Tadlock chairman invites all New Mexico veterans to attend with talks by John A Elliott and U S Rep Thomas G Morris and Edward L Omohundro on Veterans Employment Service. Special rates arranged. attendees should book directly with the Hilton. The meeting runs from Friday noon to Sunday noon.
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American Legionnaires
Hilton Hotel
Albuquerque
James A. Tadlock
New Mexico
Edward L. Omohundro
Veterans Employment Service
Tadlock
Hilton
Hurley Man Pleads Guilty to Reckless Driving and Resisting Arrest
Ronny Strain of Hurley pled guilty to reckless driving resisting arrest and illegal mufflers. He was fined 75 dollars for reckless driving 75 for resisting arrest and 15 for illegal mufflers plus court costs. License suspension ordered by Justice of the Peace U S Conner in Silye City.
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Ronny Strain
Hurley
Justice of the Peace
U. S. Conner
U. L. Conner
Silye
Lawmakers Prepare Budget Hearings On State Agencies
Lawmakers schedule budget hearings for agencies including the Personnel Department Public Service Commission district attorneys district judges superintendent of insurance and State Records Center along with the State Labor and Industrial Commission. The hearings aim to frame a $175.8 million general fund request for next fiscal year with major support for public schools and higher education.
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Npon
Personnel Department
Public Service Commmission
Superintendent of Insurance
Department of Courtesy and Information
State Records Center
State Labor and Industrial Commission
State Finance Department
House
Senate
Jack Campbell
Department of Finance
Campbell
Central woman fined for reckless driving after January crash
Naomi M. Trujillo of Central was fined 35 dollars plus 7.50 court costs for reckless driving before Justice of the Peace U. S. Conner on Monday. The charge stemmed from a January 15 accident when the car she was driving turned over on N. M. 3.
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Naomi M. Trujillo
Central
Justice of the Peace
U. S. Conner
N. M
Viet Cong assaults test allied truces near Saigon
U S advisers reported a major Viet Cong attack 22 hours before an intended cease fire. In a two pronged strike 500 guerrillas targeted camps, refugee sites, and district headquarters south and west of Saigon as U S planes conducted 49 sorties. Casualties were modest for the week, while Tet era tensions rose.
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Nam
U.S
Ee Usi 1St Infantry
Saigon
Communista
U. S
Tem Ky
Quang Tin
Central Intelligence Agency
Tu'Hiep
Thang Binh
da Nang
Chu Lai
Okinawa
Can Tho
Thu Duc
Tet Holiday Brightens Saigon as Forces Clash Nearby
Saigon prepared for Tet with streets blooming in downtown’s Street of Flowers while reports from 35 miles southwest of Saigon and 25 miles southeast of the capital detailed Viet Cong engagements and heavy fighting casualties. The Vietnamese New Year blends religious significance with festive mood and family visits as the city resumes prewar vitality.
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Saigon
Mrs Gandhi wins seat as Nehru legacy resumes leadership in India
In a late result from Parliament Mrs Indira Gandhi gains 455 votes to 169 for Morarji Desai after Lal Bahadur Shastri’s death. Pathak announced the secret ballot as Delhi cheered, signaling a return of Nehru era control with the second generation taking command and Kong Kamaraj solidifying party unity.
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Lal Bandar- Shastri
Gandhi
Nehru
India
Mia
Shastri
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Britain
Congress Party
Kumaraswami Kamaraj
Mrs. Gandhi
Public Hearing Planned for Use Variance on Store
A use-variance permit requires a public hearing at the planning and going commission meeting likely Feb 14 with 300 foot property-owner notices and a notice ad in the Daily Press. The store has been closed for about two years and Lowell Cain was named to lead publicity for the city sales tax. The council's next meeting is Feb 3.
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Daily Press
Lowell Cain
Attorney excused for clothing conflict in burglary case
A court appointed defense attorney was excused after explaining some of his clothing matched items the defendant was charged with stealing. James Forgarty Jr. had been assigned to defend Robert Campos Soto 35, charged with burglarizing a dry cleaning firm in Napa California.
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Napa
Calif
James Forgarty Jr
Robert Campos Soto
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