Chou Urges U S Troop Withdrawal From Taiwan
Premier Chou En-lai, in a state of the nation address in Peking, urged removal of remaining U S troops from Taiwan and pressed for full implementation of the Shanghai communique. He linked Sino American rapprochement to counter Soviet expansion and cited Japan U S ties as supportive. He warned a new world war looms due to super power rivalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Roderick
Associated Press
Taiwan
Dif- Tokyo
China
Chou Er-lai
United States
Ford
Congress
Peking
Shanghai
Nixon
Chow
U.S
Chou
Far East
Shigeru Hori
Japan
Liberal Democratic Party
Chan
Washington
Tokyo
The
Confess
Moscow
Firecracker Ban Fizzles Aboard Government Panel
The U S Product Safety Commission failed to ban firecrackers and battle rockets before the 1974 Fourth of July as the appeals process and objections from Asian manufacturers delay any regulation. Chairman Richard C Simpson noted the rules would arrive too late for the holiday and a public hearing was held after manufacturers protested the impact on 50 million dollars worth of stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stowell
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
U.S. Product Safety Commission
Richard C. Simpson
Prewsmen
Simpson
Taiwan
Macas
Hong Kong
Oklahoma
Melba Lentz Installed as Bayard Rebekah Lodge Noble Grand
Melba Lentz heads Bayard Rebekah Lodge installation held January 11 with Irene Harris district president and staff officers from nearby lodges. Officers include Joyce Burchfield as vice grand, Grace Thomas secretary, Eleanor Brown treasurer, and Pearl Stevenson among appointees. several members were absent for later installation. A welcoming skit honored Lentz as outgoing noble grand Faye Peevey received gifts. songs and solos accompanied the ceremony as members wore red, green and white.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E Roberts White
Deming
Jessie Hamman
Pearl Stevenson
Margarite York
Helen Green
Peggy Conk
Louisa Stroud
Guardian
Bertha Hendricks
Melba Lentz
Noble Grand
Joyce Burchfield
Grace Thomas
Dorothy Brown
Eleanor Brown
Hattie Burchfield
Peggy Cook
Hazel Fraser
Leabel Jones
Ruth Mitchell
Peggy Mauzy
Faye Peevey
Vee Wallis
Ola Greear
Opal Evatt
Edna Barris
Virginia Stark
Kate Parker
Loyce Bates
Jennie Christian
Mimi Matthews
Lodge
Lentz
Tempest
Savior
Donna Gensen
Magpie Jackson
Annette Cooper
Latso
Martel Dancer
Ann Maxwell
Elizabeth Anne Build Plans Benefit Luncheon and Bridge Party
A benefit luncheon and bridge party scheduled for Friday February 7 at the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd. Sponsored by the Elizabeth Anne guild with Mrs Fritz Kuehnlenz as president and fundraiser chair. Call 538 5157 to reserve a table or individual seat. The event features a Valentine theme with card games from 10 AM to 12 noon and 1 to 3 PM, lunch served at noon, and door prizes donated by Mrs Kenneth Puleston. Guild members will provide and serve refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd
Kenneth Puleston
Guild
George Travis
M. F.simes
R. G. Phillips
Frank Griswold
Joe Jenness
Kenneth Bower
Richard McLain
J. R.alford
Barbara Wheaton - Smith
John Morten
M. E. Stepanovich
Richard Weed
24 Club Hears Report on Survey
The 24 Club heard a report on a Grant County survey to assess the need for a community center. The survey was mailed to about 180 groups and officials and authorized by the Silver City Town Council. Mrs. Mathis and Mrs. Binder led the report in Mrs. Maxwell's absence. guest Mrs. Hunter attended from Orem Utah. The next meeting is set for Monday Jan 27 with cohosts Mrs. Mathis and Mrs. Langford Keith. replies are due by then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant County
A. A. Merz
Silver City
R. W. Mathis
Sam Binder
John C. Davis
Don Maxwell
Paul Hunter
Orem
Utah
Mathis
Langford Keith
Helen Scott Hosts Extension Club Meeting
The Centennial Extension Club met January 5 at Helen Scott's home with 12 members and four guests. Members shared entertaining problems and all participated in the craft making. A luncheon of smothered chicken and potluck dishes followed the business session. The next meeting is February 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centennial Extension Club
Helen Scott
Extension Club
Bonds Sales Down in New Mexico in November
U S Savings Bonds sales in New Mexico fell 2 percent from November a year earlier with $1,845,354 sold in November 1974. Eleven month total reached $20,974,448, slightly above the previous year. County November sales were $77,440, down from $79,304 in November 1973. Clair S. Torer, Grant County volunteer chairman, released the figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
New Mexico
U. S
Clair S. Torer
Grant County
Tyrone Chapter Eastern Star Plans February Visit
District instructor Mrs. Jean Evatt will make her official visit to Tyrone Chapter February 19. A pot-luck dinner begins at 6 30 p.m. All Eastern Stars are invited. The regular meeting January 15 honored January birthdays and welcomed many grand family members and past officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaile Hensley
Jack Hensley
Tyrone Chaptee No. 41
Order of Eastern Star
Madeline Foster
Joyes Bracbeery
Mary Ida Abercrombie
Mary Sue Fischer
Melba Ervin
Levi Bradberry
Rex Mason
Jean Evatt
Tyrone
Santa Rita Masonic Lodge Meets Tonight
Santa Rita Lodge No. 44 AF and AM holds regular communication with potluck at 6 30 pm. Agenda includes conferring the art degree on Bill Harlbut. Earlier Jan 14 special session conferred first degree on Ted D Harden with Delk presiding and Thomas Bennett delivering the lecture. Attending were Harden family members and Lodge No. 463 members from Tejunga California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Rita Lodge No
Af&am
Bill Harlbut
Joe Delk
Ted D. Harden
Delk
Thomas K. Bennett
Henry Harden
Iiey No
Afram
Mr. Winkler
Tejunge Lodge No
Tejunga
Calif
Dragmeister Speaks To Silver City Kiwanis
Western New Mexico University Mustangs coach Dick Dragmeister spoke at the Silver City Kiwanis Club meeting. Introduced by program chairman Fred Pomeroy, he noted five years at Alamogordo High and six years steering the Mustangs. The team includes four seniors two juniors three sophomores and two freshmen with two graduates from Silver High.
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Mustang
Albuqquerquean
Timothy Nunns
Edgar Nunns
Summer Avenue
Nunns
St. Pius X High School
Western New Mexico University
WNMU
Dragmeister
Silver City
Kiwanis
Dick Dragmeister
Western New Mexico University Mustangs
Silver City Kiwanis Club
Fred Pomeroy
Alamogordo High School
Mustangs
Silver High School
Mrs Noble Hosts DAR Meeting
The January Jacob Bennett Chapter DAR meeting was at Mrs R P Noble's home with Co-hostess Mrs Wedder Houghton. Ms Barney Himes presented the program and spoke on New Mexico state tax history and the flag design project. Mrs Himes received praise from the committee for her efforts despite not having her design chosen. Mrs Margaret Carroll of the Salvation Army discussed a new hot lunch program for senior citizens and called for volunteer help with serving and transportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Bennett
Dar
R. P. Noble
Margaret Carroll
Salvation Army
Yucca Toastmistress Meeting Recap
The Yucca Toastmistress Club held its regular meeting at the Bayard Community Center on Monday evening January 13 with 13 members and three guests. Agnes Melton led Toastmistress duties, Virginia Sea read The Real Heroes, and Sata Puentes delivered Disaster of Salvation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yucca
Bayard Community Center
Emilie Lucas
Pregent
Rosalie Alirez
Katie Sue Transkoma l
Ramona Morales
Margaret Alvarado
Clorinda Carrillo
Sylvia Moore
Agnes Melton
Virginia Sea
Ben J. Wattenberg
Sata Puentes
Minte Horcasitas
Ma Jacobs
Dorothy Degitz
Testimonial Dinner Sets Honor For Cline And Wood
The New Mexico Commission on the Status of Women will sponsor a testimonial dinner in Albuquerque to honor Dorothy I. Cline and Kay Rose Wood for lifelong service to the state. Governor Apodaca will give opening remarks at the Hilton Inn Bal imnom in Santa Fe on Feb 4 at 6 30 pm. Tickets cost 42 3286 and can be purchased by Jan 24 via Albuquerque contacts or by writing the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico Commission On the Status of Women
Dorothy I. Cline
Kay Rose Wood
New Mexico Commission On Aging
Cline
Ms. Wood
State of
New Mexico
Rita Campos Melady
Commission
Jerry Apodaca
Santa Fe
Hilton Inn
Bal- Imnom
New Mexican Commission On the Status of Women
Albuquerque
P. O. Box
Apodaca pushes postsecondary vocational training plan
Gov. Apodaca proposes a $10 million outlay to expand postsecondary vocational education while continuing high school career courses. The plan targets Albuquerque TVI, Luna Area, Las Vegas TVI, EB Rito, Espanola, Eastern NM University Roswell, Clovis, Tucumcari, and NM State University San Juan and Dona Ana branches. He seeks overall state funding boosts, with education receiving most of the variance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
Jerry
Apodaca
Apodaca Asl
Albuquerque Technical - Vocational Institute
Luna Area
Las Vegas
New Mexico Tvi
EB Rito
Espanola
Eastern New Mexico University
Roswell
Clovis
Tucumcart
New Mexico State University
San Juan
Dona Ana
Albuquerque
LFC
Apidaca
Legislative School Study Committee
SEC
Funeral services for Karl A. Strand 89
Karl A. Strand, 89, died Sunday. services set for Wednesday at 2 30 p m at Curtis Bright Funeral Chapel with Silver City Masonic Lodge No 8 AF AM presiding. Interment in Masonic Cemetery. Memorials may be given to Shriners Crippled Children’s Hospital or other charity.
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Bayard Rebekah Lodge
Robert V'sper
Irene Harris
District 12
Presid
Ray Peevey
God's Word
Robert Taper
Denny. Booth Special Agent
NEW York Life Insurance Company
Sunt Coi
Dencon North sSayard Su Joon
Seven En Sainding
Blver Oxy Daily Press
Sarwige
Hinruer
Nstruceron
India
Cindy Ree
Cittens Hatdamd
Lesa Service
Arnt
Boas Suey Call Spa
Joh Pristing
Santa Rita
Mrs. Noble
Carol Dooley
Ann Conway
Yucca Club
Sara Puentes
Fred Buckles
James Ikard
Las Cruces
Charlies Sanford Jr
Santa Rosa
Julian Grace
Tom Brown Jr
Artesia
Brown
New House Appropriations Finance Committee
Alvinw Castillo
D-Raton
Jillo
Los Lunas Hospital
Castillo
Los Lunas Institution
Chino Buffet
Coca of You
Mats
Olera
King Features Symdicate, Inc
Silver City Daily Press and Independent
Silver City Dail Press
Ind. Pubishing Co., Inc
Silver City Daily Press
William F. Ely
Peasecee
Jerry Walz
Aloe
Bill Archibal
Joe Cardona
AP News
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