Johnson presses for Pueblo crisis talks and naval response
President Johnson led a round of strategy meetings on the Pueblo incident with top advisers including Arthur Goldberg and Dean Rusk. Officials considered seeking UN Security Council action as Admiral Enterprise and air units move to heighten pressure on North Korea amid calls for restraint.
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Washington
Johnson
Pueblo
Arthur J. Goldberg
United Nations
Goldberg
White House
Olan Rusk
Defense
Robert 5. McNamara
Wait W. Rostow
National Security Affairs
George Christian
Tom Johnson
Rusk
McNamara
Rostow
Christian
Clark M. Clifford
U.s.navy
Moscow
Father Sierra Transferred to El Paso Parish
The Rev. Fr. Frank Sierra, longtime pastor of Our Lady of Fatima in Bayard, will move to Our Lady of the Light in El Paso during the second week of February replacing Fr. Rowland. Fr. Sierra credited local parishioners and groups for parish improvements and attributed challenges to the copper strike.
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Frank Sierra
Our Lady of Fatima
Bayard
M. Metzger
el Paso
Father Sierra
Our Lady of the Light Catholic Church
Thomas Rowland
St. Matthew’s Church
Anthony Fu
Our Lady of Guadalupe of the Mountain
Fatima Hall
Hanover
CCL
Daily Press
School Study Committee Votes Not To Sponsor PIE-11 Program
Santa Fe AP report says the Legislative School Study Committee unanimously declined to sponsor the Republican administration’s PIE-11 school financing bill. Senator Aubrey Dunn cites inadequacies and notes hearings will still begin in the Senate Friday.
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Jack Zygmond Santa
State General Fund
Robert F. Jones
R-Bernalillo
Senate
Dunn
Cann
Dann
Department of Education
Jones
Dum
Education Departments
New Jersey Zinc Workers Return To Normal Operations
A spokesman for New Jersey Zinc Company said operations are back to normal after a series of wildcat strikes over 22 days at Grant County works. The union spokesman was unavailable for comment, and no cause for the stoppage was disclosed.
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New Jerse Zinc Company
New Jersey
Grant County
Unio
Odn
Sith
Che
Fire damages bedroom in Silver City mobile home
Firemen battle a bedroom blaze at a mobile home owned by C A Osmer at 912 Grant Street Silver City occupied by Barbara Gale. Chief John Toledo says the fire started from a shot in an electric blanket and was confined to the bedroom after the 10:50 pm alarm Wednesday.
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John Toledo
C.A. Osmer
Grant Street
Silver City
Barbara Gale
Toledo
Uné
White House announces John W. Gardner resigns as secretary
The White House announces the resignation of John W. Gardner from his post as secretary of health education and welfare. The move ends his tenure amid upcoming administration changes and prompts discussion of a successor and policy direction.
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Bulletin Washington
John W. Gardner
White House
New street lighting planned for Highway 180
Workers drill post holes along Highway 180 East for 52 mercury vapor lighting units on wood poles. The system will extend to Memory Lane Cemetery road on the four lane stretch hoping improved lighting reduces accidents. completion date not set, but aim is March if materials arrive.
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Memory Lane Cemetery
Variable skies and mild winds with cooler night
Weather generally fair with occasional high cloudiness today through Friday. Highs around 63 today and 62 Friday with nights near 32. 24 hour report shows a high of 12 and low of 31 at A.M. Airport readings: high 61 low 32.
Federal Panel Named To Check Copper Strike
Washington panel named by Labor and Commerce secretaries to meet with union and management leaders aims to avert Taft Hartley action. The 3 members include George Reedy, George W Taylor, and George Higgins. The strike, now six months old, halts most copper production and centers on industry wide bargaining and wage proposals.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
W. Willard Wirtz
Commerce
Alexander B. Trowbridge
U.S
Wirtz
Trowbridge
George Reedy
Press Secre
Kennecott Copper Co
National Labor Relations Board
Llegal
Phelps Dodge
Space Agency Spending Cuts Hit University Research
Federal budget cuts slash defense and space research funding for universities by about 20 percent this year. Universities face reduced graduate admissions, job freezes, and tighter budgets as agencies redirect funds, raising concern about long term research and training at schools nationwide.
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Dick Barnes
Associated Press
Washington
Defense and Space Agency
Shirley 4. Johnson Jr
University of Tenver
Defense Department
Space Agency
James J. Brophy
Ilinois Institute of Technology
Defense
Denver
Michigan
California
Sanford
Harvard
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Universites
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
NASA
Johnson
Congress
National Institutes of Health
Bureau of the Budget
ASA
National Science Foundation
Albuquerque Guard Unit Activated in Korean Crisis
The 156th Tactical Fighter Group of the New Mexico Air National Guard based in Albuquerque was called to active duty today by the Defense Department. Spokesman Capt. Lou Armijo says the 150th has about 900 personnel, roughly 25 aircraft and under 50 pilots.
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Congress
Frank Church
Didaho
U.S
Vietnam
Washington
Living Cost Up In December As 1967 Closes
The Labor Department reports December prices rose three tenths of a percent as 1967 ends as the second highest year of price hikes in four decades. Arnold Chase notes almost everything rose in December except autos and gasoline. The Army seeks a Hawk missile that went astray after a ground destruct command near McGregor Missile Range.
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Washington
Labor Department
Arnold Chase
Bureau of Labor Statistics
EL Paso
Tex
McGregor Missile Range
Lady Bird Johnson Attacked by Demonstrators in Washington
Mrs. Johnson, stepping from a limousine to the Warren's National Democratic Club, faced shouted demands to end the war. A placard was thrust toward her as 12 protesters waved signs and tried to block her path. The incident occurred Wednesday night.
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Lady Bird
Washington
Navy Lt Commander Brownsey Found Dead After Ejection in Arizona
Navy Lt Cmdr Thomas A Brownsey aged 30 was found dead by searchers on the Hopi Reservation after ejecting from a disabled A4 Skyhawk. An Air Force helicopter from Kirtland AFB led a ground team to the body in a snow covered area.
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Keams Canyon
Ariz
Thomas A. Brownsey
Fireman Spotlight in La Ventura Features Silver City Dept
La Vent ura Magazine highlights the Silver City Fire Department with a photo feature on its reorganization led by Chief John Toledo. Photographer Jim Peeler shot training phases while veteran writer Robert Ingraham profiles Grant County pilot Bill Turner who earned an instructor license before 71. The January issue also includes hobby features and Grant County news.
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Silver City
John Toledo
Jim Peeler
Fire Department
Grant County
Bill Turner
Turner
Robert Ingraham
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