No Injuries in Local Collision Report
Silver City police said no injuries resulted when a Silver City man and a Clifton Arizona resident collided at 12th and Pope Streets about 10 20 a m. Steve Little 21 of Silver City was westbound through the intersection when Casario Lopez 6B of Clifton Arizona struck his car. Patrolman David Chavez cited Lopes for disobeying a stop light.
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Silver City
Clifton
Ariz
12Th
Pope
Steve Little
Casario Lopez
David Chavez
Lopes
Real Estate Institute Planned in New Mexico for Realtors
Jim Speh of the New Mexico Realtors Association announces the first State Institute to be held August 1 to 5 at the Chapparel Motorhotel Roswell. The 30 class hours cover Real Estate Finance Law Brokerage Office Procedures Appraisals Taxation Construction Professional Standards and Sales and Listing Procedures. Instructors are experts from California Texas and New Mexico. The program is approved for credit by the National Association of Real Estate Boards and the New Mexico Real Estate Commission. Courses are open to all and three courses earn the GRL designation. completion provides exam prep and investment guidance.
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Jim Speh
Roswell
New Mexico
Realtor’s Association of New Mexico
State of New Mexico
Chapparel Motorhotel
Ity Ruigoso
California
Texas
National Association of Real Estate Boards
The
New Mexico Real Estate Commission
Institute
Realtor’s Institute
Registration Dates Set At St. Marys
St Marys Inter-Parochial School begins pre-registration for parents who have not enrolled their children. Parents should come to the school to complete enrollment, receive a booklist, arrange hot lunches, and finalize arrangements. Classes start at 9 am on August 10, with Labor Day closing on September 4.
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St. Mary ‘S Inter-Parochial School
Sa.m
Foreign Student Visitor Named to Silver City for 1967 68
Rudy Abma from the Netherlands has been selected by the American Field Service to spend the 67 68 school year with the Griswold family in Silver City and attend Silver High School. He will join Henry and Teddy Griswold as juniors. Rudy is 19 and has studied multiple languages and subjects. He arrives in New York August 14 and reaches Silver City 43 to 72 hours later as local arrangements await word on his exact arrival time.
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Ruard Sybren Abma
Rudy
Scheveningen
the Hague
Zuid
Holland
American Field Service
Frank Griswold
Silver City
Silver High School
Henry
Teddy Griswold
Indonesia
Venezuela
U.S
New York
Griswold
American Field Service Adult and
Silver High School Committee
Labor charge filed in Albuquerque union dispute
A gar D Chamasas filed a charge of unfair fire with the Laser Relator Local 953 of 33 Union of Operateers. Albuquerque had met from the querque. Sm received an an union regarding appeal his being fired for the Azotea Contractors. Chama af.
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Alblquerque
Eagar D Chamasas
Albuke
Azotea Contractors
Chama Af
Man Hurt In Hurley Wreck
A Deming man Anthony Perrault was injured Sunday when he lost control of his late model carry all and overturned about three miles south of Hurley. He was taken to Hillcrest General Hospital by H. and R. Ambulance Service for emergency surgery on internal injuries. State Policeman Gene Tow led the investigation stating the wreck occurred about 8 p.m. and that Perrault was found under the vehicle with trailer items scattered at the scene.
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Deming
Anthony Perrault
Perrault
Hurley
Hillcrest General Hospital
H. and R
Gene Tow
Reies Tijerina To Be Released
LAS VEGAS AP Dist Court Judge Joe Angel agreed to release land grant leader Reies Lopez Tijerina on bond. Tijerina, 40, of Albuquerque, was held since his capture June 10 after the Tierra Amarilla courthouse raid. The bond is 2500 cash or 5000 property, the same as other defendants. He aided a nationwide manhunt and led a disbanded land grant group claiming millions of acres under old Spanish grants.
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Las Vegas
Joe Angel
Reies Lopez Tijerina
Albuquerque
Tiejerina
Rio Arriba
Tierra Amarilla
State Penitentiary
Angel
Tijerina
Larry Tapia
Albuquerqus
Cristobal
New Mexico
Nuadrea
Lockwood Wins Santa Fe National Park Service Contract
Washington AP reports Lockwood Construction Co. of Santa Fe New Mexico awarded an 857,934 contract for exterior wall repairs and improvements at the National Park Service building in Santa Fe Santa Fe United States.
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Washington
Lockwood Construction Co
Santa Fe, N. M
National Park Service
Santa Fe
Black Power Conference Advocates Separate Black Society
The summit of nearly 1,000 delegates urged a two-nation model with a white and a black half, backing black universities, independent political blocs, and a nationwide buy black policy. They called for a black holiday, black credit unions, and jobs programs while opposing white Christianity and draft participation.
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Black Power Conference
United States
Riots Shake Spanish Harlem As Puerto Ricans Clash With Police
In Spanish Harlem, Puerto Ricans spilled from crowded tenements and looted shops as more than 1,000 helmeted officers fought to restore calm on a second night of disturbances. Four arrests were reported, while Mayor Lindsay and police leaders held talks with community spokesmen amid continuing tension and rumors of a fatal shooting.
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John Vinocur
New York
Harlem
Third Avenue
107Th
108Th Streets
Breman
Upper East Side
el Barrio
Howard KR. Leary
Joan V. Lindsay
Manhattan
Bronx
Lindsay
Renaldo Rodriguez
Rodriguez
TPF
National Talks Re open Wednesday on Kennecott strike
Salt Lake City AP reports negotiations to end a 10 day copper strike resume Wednesday in Salt Lake City with 42 000 workers affected. Kennecott and three other major producers plan bargaining in four sites including Butte and Denver. Governor Cargo offers mediation and a state labor board proposal, while pickets continue at three gates of the Chino Mines.
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Salt Lake City
Kennecott Copper Corp
San Francisco
Kennecott
Utah
Nevada
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Denver
Abaconda
Butte
Mont
American Smelting and Refining Co
Phelps Dodge
Hayden, Ariz
Amalgamated Bayard District Union of
Chano
Merino
Chino Mines
Kennecott Copper Corporation
Three Gates
Santa Fe
David Cargo
Cargo
Weather Outlook With Showers And Warm Tuesday
Partly cloudy today and tonight with isolated afternoon showers or thunderstorms. Highs around 90, low around 5, then Tuesday near 90. 4 hour report shows 7 am high 91 and low 63. Airport readings: high 30, low 62.
Man Lost Three Days Near Here
Silver City man Bill Devinning, 25, went missing Friday while repairing fences on DeGraftenreld Ranch north of Silver City. A ranch team led by Curtis Maxwell searched Saturday, with Grant County Sheriff Steve Ray Aguirre and three units joining Sunday aided by Forest Service helicopter and plane. Devinning was found at Apache Creek area about 1:15 p.m. Sunday, tired sore and hungry but not hurt, and thanks were offered to responders.
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Silver City
Rocky Canyon
Bill Devinning
Grant County Sheriff's Office
DeGraftenreld Ranch
Curtis Maxwell
Sheriff's Department
Steve Ray Aguirre
Forest Service
Devinning
Apache Creek
Aguirre
Reagan Nixon deny deals at Bohemian Grove summit
Gov Ronald Reagan and former VP Richard M Nixon met at Bohemian Grove on the Russian River and said no deals were made. They agreed the GOP must nominate a candidate who can beat Johnson next year. Nixon remains undeclared. Reagan hopes to be California’s favorite son while his advisers expect Nixon to falter before the convention and Reagan to gain delegates.
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Sacramento
Calif
Ronald Reagan
Richard I M. Nixon
Republican Party
Johnson
Reagan
California
Nixon
Boshemian Grove
Russian River
San Francisco
Reagans
Bohemia
Mixon
Warner
George Murta
Sphy
ReCade
Mebody
Edmund G. Brown
Brown
Oregon
Wisconsin
Andebraska
GOF
Serna Attends DA Seminar in New York City
District Attorney Serna returns from a National District Attorneys Association seminar in New York City. Speakers included top prosecutors who handled cases like Bobby Baker and Apalachin. The 15th annual program reshaped to meet modern law enforcement challenges, with courses on Grand Jury, trial techniques, jury selection, appeals, and scientific crime methods. Serna then met lawmakers in Washington, D.C. on behalf of Central to discuss federal lands for growth, traveling with his 14 year old son, David.
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E.C
David
Serna
New York City
National District Attorneys Association
Senna
Bobby Baker
Cappolino
Sheppard
U.S. Supreme Court
Washington, D.C
Clinton P. Anderson
Joseph M. Mantoya
Tom Morris
E.S. Johnny Walker
Central
Capitol
Cities
Native Of Ft. Bayard Dies In California
Mrs. Margaret Thompson born May 25 1888 at Ft. Bayard died July 1 in a Santa Barbara hospital. Requiem Mass was said July 20 at Our Lady of Sorrows Church Santa Barbara. She was the widow of Charles Clinton Thompson who died in March 1946. She supported many orthodontic clinics worldwide. Survivors include nephews Roy T Thompson and Kenneth C Thompson of Santa Barbara.
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Our Lady of Sorrows Church
Welch-Ryve Associates
Santa Barbara
Calif
Margaret Thompson
Ft. Bayard
John
Sarah Brock
Thompson
Charles Clinton Thompson
Roy T
Kenneth C. Thompson
Planning Board Meets Tonight in Silver City
The Planning Board and Planning Commission meet tonight at City Hall to consider a request to replat a portion of Cherry Hills Estates in east Silver City. A city spokesman said the action would have no effect on area property owners except the requester, Home Planning Development Company of Alamos.
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Silver City Plaza
Aedting Commission
City Ball
Cherry Hills Estates
Silver City
Home Planning Development Company of
Us Alamos
Costalez Rosary Said Tonight Rites At Anthony
A rosary for Vicente V Costalez 44 lifelong Anthony resident will be said at 3 p m at Martin Funeral Homes El Paso. He died Friday and services include a 5 a m Tuesday mass at St Anthony Catholic Church Anthony. He served as a civil service employee at White Sands and was WW I veteran with roles in Sacred Heart Society VEW 4384 American Legion Post 122 and RSES Local El Paso. Surviving family includes widow Inez two daughters Calo and Irene a son David and sister Hermelinda Guerra.
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Martin
el Paso
Tex
Vicente V. Costalez
Anthony
Epimenio Costalez
Lover Cly
St. Anthony Catholic Church
White Sands
St. Anthony Church
Sacred Heart Society
VEW
American Legion
RSES
Inez Costalez
Roman Perea
Colorado Springs
Calo
Irene Costalez
David Costalez
Hermelinda Guerra
Samis
Calif
Ex-Gov Campbell backs shorter state ballot plan
Former New Mexico governor Jack Campbell now a Santa Fe attorney urges a streamlined ballot and consolidated executive power. He cites state constitutional fragmentation, calls for reducing elected statewide offices, and argues for stronger governor driven coordination to tackle land transport urban renewal and pollution.
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Campbell
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Detroit
Cyrus R Vance
Defense
Selfridge Air Force Base
Ruurd Sybren Abma
Reies Tijerina
Austin Scott
Nwewark
S.J
American Society
Black Revolutos
Mexico City
Muhammad Ali
Cissus O' Reaverwreich
Spanish Harlem
S&e
Ronnie
David" Serna
Costalez
Carrol W. Cagle
New Mexican Santa FE
Jack Campbell
Bufy
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