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Silver City Daily Press

Location

Silver City, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1964

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Erhard Seeks Western Pact Balance In Washington Talks

West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard arrived in Washington to meet President Johnson as Moscow announced a Soviet East German friendship pact. He planned to review German Berlin issues and coordinate positions, saying no concrete decisions yet. German Foreign Minister Schroeder joined Harriman at Andrews.

Washington Ludwig Erhard West Germany Berlin Johnson Moscow Erhard Andrews Air Force Base W. Averell Harriman Gerhard Schroeder Oran Rusk Soviet Union

Soviet German treaty leaves Germany status unchanged

London reports that the Soviet Union and East Germany treaty of cooperation changes nothing in the German situation. The United States Britain and France reviewed developments and concluded the pact is not a peace treaty and creates no new crisis for the Big Three.

London Soviet Union East Germany Germany United States Britain France

El Paso Stations Switch To Shell

El Paso two local stations owned by Harold Kemp and Jack Hensley will switch to Shell on June 18. The Silver Heights station is operated by Gene Renfro and the bulk plant on Fort Bayard highway is run by Hensley and Kemp under lease to Bob Grimes.

el Paso Harold Kemp Jack Hensley Shell Silver Heights Boulevard Fort Bayard Highway Silver Heights Gene Renfro Hensley Kemp Bob Grimes

Traffic Death Toll Reported by Associated Press

State traffic toll to date reaches 148, compared with 122 a year ago. The Associated Press tallies ongoing roadway fatalities across the state, noting higher casualty totals this year and urging caution on highways.

Associated Press

Wagner Conner Win Election In Boys State Vote

Roswell AP New Mexico Boys State concludes with delegates chosen for Boys Nation and the oath of office for Gov. Dave Kremenak of Portales. Kremenak defeats Bobby Davis Artesia as Chief Justice J C Compton will administer the oath at the banquet.

Wagner Conner Roswell New Mexico

Local.Corporation Plans Lake Roberts Cabin Sale Venture

Lake Roberts Cabin Sites Inc forms to develop and sell vacation home sites beside Lake Roberts within 80 acres on Gila National Forest land with U. S. Forest Service cooperation. Lots to be offered soon. sites overlook the lake along Sapillo Creek. incorporated members include Robert Martin Grant Isom Shoemaker John Hoagland Walter Marchand M.D. Claude Malloy Ray Wilson Mabel Brindley Lowell Like and R Degraftenried.

Lake Roberts Sapillo Creek Incorporating Robert Martin Newell Grant Isom Shoemaker John Hoagland Walter Marchand M.D Claude Malloy Ray Wilson Mabel Brindley Lowell Like R. Degraftenried

Workshops Set For Playground Volunteer Workers

Aimed at training high school teens to supervise city playgrounds, two sessions will be led by Dr. Arlene Kilpatrick and Miss Mary Margaret Gowan Lock. The first workshop is Tuesday at 10 a.m. and the second Thursday at 10 a.m. at Graham Gymnasium. Students will learn games and then supervise four playground areas in the upcoming week for ages 3 to 10 as part of summer recreation.

Arlene Kilpatrick Mary Margaret Gowanlock

Health Department Employee Protests Her Dismissal

An appeal by Amalia Vigil, a former Health Department custodian in San Miguel County Health Center, was taken under advisement by the New Mexico Personnel Board. Vigil, dismissed for a disability after a leg injury, sought leave without pay which was refused, and a permanent fulltime replacement was sought.

Santa FE Health Department San Miguel County Health Center New Mexico Personnel Board Amalia Vigil Mary B. Wadell

AG Rules Against Road Meeting Fund

Santa Fe officials faced a $3,000 prep cost ruling for a 1964 Western Association of State Highway Officials convention. The attorney general said the expenditure would violate the New Mexico Constitution as it would be a donation to a non public agency, not a state body.

Santa FE Sar New Mexico Highway Commission Western Association of State Highway Officials Tirst Seaton E. Witt

Goldwater Welcomes Scranton Candidacy

Senator Barry Goldwater welcomed Gaylord William W. Scranton of Pennsylvania into the Republican presidential race. Goldwater, the front runner, said he agrees delegates should have a choice and hopes the party unites to defeat Lyndon B. Johnson in November.

Washington Barry Goldwater William W. Scranton Pennyslvania Goldwater Scranton Lyndon B. Johnson

Grant County Sheriff Leslie Goforth Admitted After Stroke

Leslie Goforth, longtime Grant County sheriff in 1951 52, was admitted to Hillcrest General Hospital today after suffering a cerebral hemorrhage and stroke, his daughter Mrs Alston Turner told the Daily Press this afternoon.

Leslie Goforth Nioncer Grant Countian Grant County Hillcrest General Hospital Alston Turner Daily Press

Soviets And East Germans Sign Friendship Pact

In Moscow the Soviet Union and East Germany signed a friendship treaty. Premier Khrushchev framed it as aiding peaceful regulation of the German question. East German leader Ulbricht stated the pact treats West Berlin as an independent political entity not part of West Germany.

Moscow Soviet Union East Germany Khrushchev Walter Ulbricht Kremlin Berlin

Carmody Proposes Missouri Style Judicial Selection in New Mexico

Justice David Carmody urged adoption of the Missouri plan at the New Mexico Citizens Conference on Courts at UNM. He proposed gubernatorial appointment from a bar list, with voter approval, to reduce politics in judging and suggested four constitutional amendments to reform courts, expand judges, create an intermediate court, and improve discipline. The conference runs through Saturday with about 100 attendees.

Missouri New Mexico State Supreme Court David Carmody Carmody

First Javelin missile launch at White Sands test center

The Air Force crew at Holloman conducted the first successful launch of a 14 foot Javelin missile from White Sands. Weighing 555 pounds, the missile lifted a 130 pound ballast payload to 225000 feet in a four minute flight over the southern New Mexico desert test center.

Lodge Backers May Line Up For Scranton Nomination

Washington AP The head of the Draft Lodge Committee urged supporters of Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge to back Gov. William W Scranton of Pennsylvania for president. Robert Mullen said he would mobilize leaders in 43 states to push Scranton at the Republican convention next month. Lodge would accept the nomination but not run. AP surveys show 48 first ballot delegates lined up for Lodge, 30 of them in Massachusetts.

Washington Henry Cabot Lodge William W. Scranton Pennsylvania Robert Mullen Scranton Mullen Lodge U.S South Viet Nam Associated Press Hbome Massachusetts

Eisenhower welcomes Scranton entry for Republican nomination

Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower praised Gov. William Scranton's entry into the Republican presidential race in Gettysburg Pennsylvania. He argued that free active competition among party leaders benefits the party's health and vigor and expressed admiration for Scranton.

Gettysburg Dwight D. Eisenhower William Scranton Scranton Eisenhower Republican Party

Tornado Hits Clovis Region Causes Major Damage

A tornado swept across Eastern New Mexico and West Texas causing up to fifty thousand dollars in property damage. Texico recorded three inches of rain in 35 minutes while Clovis saw heavy rainfall and debris on streets. Farmers near Causey Portales reported large hail and rainfall with several thousand dollars in farm losses. A Candor Air Force Base weather crew noted severe thunderstorms in the area.

Clovis New Mexico Texas Texico Causey Portales E. C. Wheeler Hap Whatley Candor Air Force Base

White House visit marks farewell to Lynda Johnson

A group of Hawaii Democratic congressmen met at the White House to honor Lynda Johnson as she left for a game. They presented a floral bouquet and exchanged goodbyes with the president’s daughter, reflecting a cordial early morning greeting amid national duties.

Hawaii Washington

Scranton enters race for GOP presidential nomination

Gov Ned Scranton of Pennsylvania announced his candidacy for the Republican presidential nomination at the Maryland State Convention. He urged the party to choose a candidate who rejects fear and echoes of reaction, arguing for a modern, progressive GOP.

Baltimore S. W. Scranton Pennsylvania Maryland Scranton Barry Goldwater GOP Nelson A. Rockefeller New York Margaret Chase Smith Maine Minnesota Harold £. Stassen Scanton Republican Party

State Republicans Convene To Name National Delegates

New Mexico Republicans met in Albuquerque for the state convention as the platform committee completed a nine plank platform for the upcoming general election. Delegates will select 14 delegates and 14 alternates to attend the Republican National Convention in San Francisco starting July 13.

Albuquerque New Mexico GOP

Albuquerque Teacher Appeals Dismissal By Trustees

A dismissed Albuquerque school teacher Dudley Chase has appealed to the New Mexico Board of Education listing 36 grounds for reversal of his ouster. He challenges the paddling incident with a wooden board at Lavaland School and alleges due process and policy issues.

Santa FE Albuquerque New Mexico Board of Education Dudley Chase Albuguerque Board of Education Tony Lefebre Lavaland School Chase

Oklahoman Convicted In Lordsburg Robbery

An Ardmore Oklahoma man, Simon Leon Anderson Jr., 30, was found guilty by a U S District Court jury of robbing the First National Bank of Lordsburg on October 16 The verdict came from an eight woman four man jury and Judge Howard C Bratton set sentencing for June 19 in Albuquerque

Albuquerque U. S. District Ardmore, Okla First National Bank of Lordsburg Simon Leon Anderson Jr Howard C. Bratton Anderson

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