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Newspaper
Silver City Daily Press
Location
Silver City, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1964
Page
2
Ward H. Wisse aged 80 of Axon Michigan died from injuries in a year old crash on U S 68 west of Gallup. State records list him among traffic toll as 15,000 road builders in India widen a five mile road at Kollur to relieve bus traffic.
Bayrd native Jamies Rogers son of H C Tony Rogers and Conrad Rogers will attend Utah State University this summer aided by National Defense Education Act funds. Sky Shellhorn and family reside at Westover Air Base Massachusetts as her husband is stationed for three years. Frieda Shellhorn helped at Vacation Bible School in Glenwood. The Scott family moved to Riverside California after Eddie Scott earned an MS at New Mexico State University. Wayne Slaughter and J Frank McDonald visited Silver City for a Santo Rita Lodge dinner. spouses connected with friends and relatives.
Cuban refugees working at a Miami tile plant joke about Fidel Castro. Defective corner rejects labeled Castros provoke laughter as the workers tease the Cuban premier.
The New Mexico Republican party shifted control at a Saturday convention with Anderson Carter of Lovington as top leader and Lewis Cox of Roswell heading the nominating panel. The new slate, backed by East and Western members, conferred strong support to Goldwater while sidelining many old guards.
Beef for Father’s Day appears at unusually low prices with record low production driving value. Ground beef sirloin porterhouse round cuck rump roasts and short ribs are popular while veal is present and broilers and whole birds offer bargains. Fresh turkeys corn greens cucumbers radishes squash cabbage carrots tomatoes entice shoppers along with beets Chinese cabbage mushrooms spinach and more regional veg and fruits such as melons limes lemons strawberries and oranges feature in ads.
Albuquerque reported as apparent low bidder G W Stuuckmen bids $112,073 for construction of a new post office building at Sanding Base, AP dispatch states.
AP reports Bank of America appeared the low bidder at 1.8 million dollars for bonds funding a 30 home public housing project. The bid edged out rivals with a rate of 3.5 percent plus a 28159 dollar premium.
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