City Annexes Land Seeks Growth North and East Water
Silver City council approves annexation of Precinct E 40 enabling residents to vote in municipal elections under Ordinance 423. Plans for new subdivisions near the golf course prompt water service talks with Garland Wallin and Dr. Richard Walsh. Hospital land trades, parking beautification plans, and sheriff posse corral use are under study with land titles to be verified.
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Silver City
Garland Wallin
Richard Walsh
City Water Service
Walsh
Mockingbird
Hillcrest General Hospital
Ray White
Grant County
Sheriff's Posse
Posse
Officials Visit Fort Bayard Facility Over Geriatric Plans
State and federal officials toured Fort Bayard VA Hospital reconsidering its use as a geriatrics center. They noted no formal applications from federal or nonprofit groups and discussed funding sources, patient eligibility, and potential transfer implications for state institutions.
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Fort Bayard
Sam G. Wynn
Dallas
U. S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Jack Campbell
Fort Bayard VA
Wynn
Léo Murphy
Ben Mason
Albuquerque Journal
General Services Administration
Kerr-Mills
Leo Murphy
Welfare Department
New Racial Crisis Hits Bogalusa in Wake of Shooting
In Bogalusa Louisiana a white man was shot during a civil rights march as violence sparked a racial crisis. Police Chief Thomas D Burbank said 200 state troopers joined 36 city officers on alert. The wounded man Alton D Crowe Jr 25 of Pearl River Kansas was reported in satisfactory condition in New Orleans. Two Negroes Henry Austin 22 and Milton Johnson 26 both of Bogalusa were arrested on aggravated battery charges and held for investigation. The Bogalusa Civic and Voters League president A T See NEW on Page 2.
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Brogalusa
Bogalusa
Thomas D. Burbank
Alton D. Crowe Jr
Pearl River
New Orleans
Henry Austin
Milton Johnson
Bogalusa Civic and Voters League
Lodge Returns To Saigon Relieving Taylor As Envoy
Honolulu report notes U S officials doubt total military victory in Viet Nam and describe Henry Cabot Lodge as key to addressing political issues. Retired four star General Maxwell D Taylor had resigned as ambassador to South Viet Nam, with Camp H M Smith guiding the region’s operations.
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Lodge
Saigon
Taylor
Malcolm Barr
Honolulu
Hawaii
Viet Nam
U.S
Pacific
Southeast Asia
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Viet Nam
Maxwell JD. Taylor
H.M. Smith
Pearl Harbor
Far East
U.S. iSee Lodge
Commissioners Discuss Economic Opportunity Act in Grant County
Grant County Commissioners meet at the courthouse with Joseph Haymes from the State Planning Office explaining the Economic Opportunity Act and its significance for New Mexico. Governor Campbell sends thanks for letters urging highway rest stops. he favors construction and hopes for soon provision. Attending board members are Ben Allamirane Way Clack chair Charles Smith and county clerk Betty Turner.
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Grant County
Joseph Haymes
State Planning Office
New Mexico
Jack Campbell
Campbell
Ben D. Allamirane
End Way Clack
Charles Smith
Betty Turner
Black Range Fire Under Control Near Emory Pass
Firefighters say a forest fire in the Black Range district burned about 60 acres yesterday and is now under control. Two men were injured while fighting the flames five miles northeast of Emory Pass on State Road 96 near Kingston. Nearly 10 workers, flown by helicopter, battled the fire. one victim was treated in Silver City and the other by truck.
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Black Range
Emory Pass
Kingston
Silver City
Bank Robbers Capture Hostages Halted in Louisiana
Two young men who robbed a Magnolia branch bank and held two women hostage were captured in Bossier Parish, Louisiana. Police said the hostages were not harmed.
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Magnolia, Ark
Bossier Parish
Louisiana
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Lee H. Keily
Brouht
Juniper St
Juniper
Keily
Walnut St
ED McCusker
Associated Press
Economic Opportunity Act
Central
U.S. 180
Central City
Brad Stone
Charles Pascoe
Om Bulldoser
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