Two Glenwood Prospectors Fined for Forest Fire
Two Glenwood prospectors were fined after starting a forest fire that burned two acres of timber. The blaze, caused by a dynamite blast used to move a fallen log, endangered the woods during a dry spell. Prompt forest service response prevented greater damage and costs for firefighting and timber loss were charged to the pair. The article warns visitors to avoid fires and stresses safety in the drought and summer heat.
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Glenwood
Forest Service
Daily Press
U.S. Forest Service
Lark Service
State Fish & Game Department
Summer holds up as industrial output stays strong
The AP reports June outlook remains healthy with steel and auto sectors near peak levels. Durable goods orders stay robust as come summer prospects look better than usual, while soft goods and recreation seek gains from tax cuts and regional strength in electronics and aerospace.
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Sam Dawson
New York
Federal Reserve Board
Southwest
Pacific Coast
Midwest
Northeast
London fogs fade as study reports fewer dense incidents
A fifteen year study notes London's heavy fogs have declined by about 52 percent. The article muses on Londoners' views of fog as a city trademark and lightly touches on other misc jokes about boomerangs Santa Claus and American Indian Day.
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London
Britain
Roy
Lawyers Seek Appointive Judges In Santa Fe
New Mexico lawyers push to replace elected judges with a nominating commission system for the supreme court and district judges. The plan mirrors a 1951 amendment defeated by voters and features governor appointment after commission nomination. In Questa voters face village elections and a disincorporation question.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Supreme Court
Moise
Irwin Moise
Supreme ‘Court
Luis Armijo
Oithin
Martin Threet
Las Cruces
John J. Dempsey
Eugene Lujan
Ios
San Miguel
Joe Armijo
Tiny Martinez
Martinez
Apolonio Duran
Gonzales
Funeral services set for Fidel Salazar
Funeral services are scheduled for Friday for Fidel Salazar son of former Bernalillo County Sheriff Andres Salazar. He was killed in a construction accident Monday. The report notes the tragedy and mentions familial ties to a former sheriff.
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Los Angeles
Fidel Salazar
Bernalillo County
Andres Salazar
Salazar
Fireworks ban in Silver City as July 4 approaches
Silver City officials announce a ban on all fireworks including sale display and shooting inside town limits for the upcoming Fourth of July. Community events include a 60th wedding anniversary reception for Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Norris in Bayard, and a Pilgrim Fellowship summer conference at Camp Thunderbird with attendees from numerous New Mexico communities.
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Silver City
Associated Press
J. M. Norris
Bayard
John W. Fellabaum
Hurley
Pilgrim Fellowship
New Mexico-El Paso Association of Congregational Churches
Camp Thunderbird
Churches of el Paso
Albuquerque
Gallup
Grants
Santa Rita
Recreation issue preview from Daily Press 1954
A playful preview describes the Daily Press 1954 Recreation issue with photos and writer contributions. It highlights pack trips fishing Little League baseball golf hiking bowling literature and other leisure activities while the staff works long hours to publish the edition.
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Daily Press
Topless swimsuits draw crowd in San Francisco weekend debut
San Francisco shoppers rushed to buy the new topless swimsuits as clerics condemned the look and police warned the issue would be tested on beaches. Shopstaff reported quick sales with a dozen sold and 14 more promised. Officials noted potential legal and moral debate while beaches and pools faced possible restrictions.
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San
Francisco
Nasimo Sargis
Mss
Sargis
San Francisco
Miss Sargis
America
Jacob Belling
Oakland
Alfred Arnaud
Daniel W. Keily
Budget Approved by Farmington Town Board for 1963 65
The Farmington Town Board approved a 1963 65 budget totaling 1 391 521 with 20 000 allotted for industrial development. The body acted this Tuesday approving the spending plan. A note mentions pencils designed to write on white hot steel.
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Farmington
Couple Celebrates 100th and 102nd Birthdays in Minnesota
In Fergus Falls Minnesota Mr and Mrs O M Sholberg marked their 102nd and 100th birthdays respectively. Their daughter Clara says they received scores of greeting cards including one from President Johnson. The couple emigrated from Norway in the igins and were married in 1886 with all eight children in attendance.
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Fergus Falls
Minn
Minnesota
Sholberg
Clara Sholberg
Johnson
Norway
Editor Named Albuquerque for Girls State Publication
Valerie Toney of Aztec is named editor of Staters' Capers the daily paper of Girls State. Assistant editors are Samia Hinds Vaughn and Margaret Lau Alamogordo.
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Albuquerque
Valerie Toney
Aztec
Staters’ Capers
Girls State
Samia Hinds
Vaughn
Margaret Lau
Alamogordo
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