Local Students Earn Degrees At New Mexico State
Four Silver City area students earned degrees at New Mexico State University's commencement on June 6. Catvale Matthews of Hurley received a Bachelor of Science in Education. Michael Helmy earned a Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering. Gary Palach earned a Bachelor of Science in Agriculture with a major in animal husbandry. Leeann Shelley earned a Bachelor of Science in Home Economics.
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New Mexico State
University Park
WW. M
Silver City
New Mexico State University
Catvale Ann Matthews
Slauugh
Alton L. Matthews
Hurley
Cobre High Selical
Michael Helmy
Wally Helm
W. Sth
Western High
Gary Hy "Palach
Men
Prank Seh
Pings Alias Way
Leeann Shelley
Kokichi Tsu buyara Shatters 3000m National Record
Kokichi Tsu buyara improved his own national 3000 meter mark to 14 minutes 02.2 seconds at the national athletics meet on Sunday. The event highlighted his bid to lead Japan in the Olympic marathon.
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Tokyo
Kokichi Tsubuyara
El Paso Veteran Dies At Fort Bayard
Thomas Nann age 69 of El Paso died last night at the Veterans Administration hospital in Fort Bayard where he had been a patient since April 30. He served in the Army in World War I. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Fort Bayard with Rev. Fr. Casimir Petrauskas officiating. Curtis Mortuary handles arrangements. He is survived by his widow Mac of Ozone Park New York.
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Thomas Nann
el Paso
Veterans Administration Hospital
Fort Bayard
Casimir Petrauskas
Curtis Mortuary
Nann
Mac
Ozone Park
N. Y
GOP Delegates List From Page One Coverage
Gene Nivlson and Mrs Kenneth McKinney lead a long list of GOP delegates. Other names include Miss Margaret Bruniberger Miss Stella Vaughan Mrs Martet Dancer and many more attendees. The roster features numerous local residents and repeat names across households and committees.
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Gene Nivlson
Kenneth McKinney
Jim Fleming
Murray Ryan
Margaret Bruniberger
Stella Vaughan
Martet Dancer
Dexter Holloway
Beth Turner
Tom McCabe
Robert Fuller
W. S. Hastin
Walter Oglesby
Bennie Padilla
Lyda Ryan
Arizona Highway Extensions Planned for 1964 65
The state plans improvements from the boundary to the 0.5 686 junction and the Black Jack Canyon stretch about six miles long. Estimated cost for both projects in the 1964 65 fiscal year is $650,000. Completion of the Arizona link to Mule Creek road has long been urged by New Mexico Highway Commissioner Frank Talseh.
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Black Jack Canyon
Arizona
Mule Creek
New Mexico
Prank Talseh
U S Recon planes loss raises Laos crisis tensions
Reports say two American reconnaissance planes were shot down near Plaine des Jarres. Jet fighters and Laotian air cover operate as searches and alerts spread through Washington and Vientiane amid the Pathet Lao threat and a missing pilot.
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Red Chita
Khang Khay
Pathet Lao
Plaine Des Jarres
Vientiane
U.S
Souvanna Phouma
USS. Erbussy
Washington
State’ Department
Lynn
Ban Ban
Plaine Des Jarves
Johnson
White House
Robert
Hurley Marksman Wins Wright Cup
The Grant County Gup Club hosted a 600 yard large bore rifle match on Sunday June 7. Ger ald Pack of Hurley won the Paul Wright Cup with 98 of 100 and 14 V hits. Other top scorers included Paul Wright 97 and V, Frank LoRelie 96 and 10, Clyde Osbors 94 and 0, Joe Brown 92 and 6.
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Grant County Gup
Paul Wright
Metals Prices Report From New York Market
Spot non ferrous metal prices listed for New York and affiliates show Copper at 32 cents a pound in Connecticut Valley, Lead at 13 cents, Zinc at 13 percent, Tin at 1.43 dollars per pound, Silver at 1.293 per troy ounce, and Quicksilver quoted around 266 to 269 per ounce in New York areas.
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New York
APIJ
Connecticut Valley
East St. Louis
Raton Public Service Board Faces Press Ban and By-law Changes
The Raton Public Service Co board moved to ban press coverage of meetings and to allow meetings at the board's discretion. By-laws were amended to restrict public attendance, with written requests to appear evaluated by the board.
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Raton Public Service Co
Evie McCrossen
Daily Range
George Robertson
Frank Pfeifer
Dick Bonahapim
Raton
Officials Ousted For Corruption In South Korea
President Chung Hee Park suspended 576 government officials including a cabinet vice minister amid rising student demonstrations in Seoul. Premier Chungkwon announced the move but did not name the officials or provide details as protests grew. Lee Yoon Shik, 20, the first student death in the riots, followed clashes near the Capitol and presidential mansion, recalling earlier unrest that toppled a president.
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Chin Seoul
South Korea
Chung Hee Park
Chung -- Kwon
Park
Seoul
Lee Yoon “Shik
Lee
Syngman Rhee
LBJ Defends Civil Rights and War on Poverty in Speech
President LBJ continued addressing the nation praising civil rights gains and pledging a sustained war on poverty. He framed government action as freeing individuals from environmental oppression and highlighted the fight to uplift 20 million Americans born with dark skin.
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Haned
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Gary Stretz
Siiver
Soulh Park
John Barron Ileff
Jeff Jeffries
Deming
Pete Moralex
WI Paso
Ft. Bayard
K. G
Beaubien
OF Trustees
Central, New. Mexico
Parachu
Ruton
Board of Directors
LBJ
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