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Newspaper
Silver City Daily Press
Location
Silver City, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1964
Page
2
The author argues that a comprehensive road network shapes livability in Silver City and Grant County. Citing statehood and shifting funding, they push for early Aztec Navajo dam road and a Rio Grande bridge near Taos, preferring state money over federal grants. The piece stresses urgency, with a veteran voice urging action now.
A jumble of dated curiosities notes 1782 Philadelphia shoe makers forming early unions, South American forests, blue crabs and lobsters, Aztec myths of Chihuahuas guiding voyages, and a 1807 softball origin claim.
El Paso residents employed at White Sands Missile Range and Holloman Air Force Base face New Mexico income tax back to 1961 after an agreement on withholding. Revenue Commissioner Charles Brunacini said several hundred workers are affected as filings and cooperation with federal agencies are organized.
Looking Backward notes L E Foster town engineer handed his resignation to officials with severance asked. no action yet. Also covered are New Mexico Hereford Assn tour plans with president Mrs Linda Lambert of Alberta NM visiting Silver City for Sept headquarters. Hurley youth summer recreation program now in full operation led by Harold Stambach recreation director and advisory members Forrest G Broome and Wesley Dow.
Rosina Patterson of Los Angeles visits her mother in Silver City and may spend the summer there. Sherwood Culberson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Victor Culberson, will train at Fort Bliss after graduating from the New Military Institute. Mr. and Mrs. George Williamson of Albuquerque visited, with Williamson leading the architectural firm contracted for Grant County's $200,000 courthouse and jail.
The bee’s humming arises from rapid wing movement. Wing vibrations generate air waves that carry the sound.
Kate Smith, 55, sustained deep cuts requiring 25 stitches after walking into a plate glass door at a West Palm Beach home where she has been in seclusion following the death of manager Ted Collins. She remained hospitalized amid the incident.
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