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Newspaper
Silver City Daily Press
Location
Silver City, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1964
Page
9
Girls State officials hold a practice government session in the Santa Fe Capitol. Lt Gov Barbara Levin presides in the Senate and Deanne Davis acts as House speaker while Patsy Madrid leads as mock governor addressing delegates from multiple high schools.
Kirschner Associates of Albuquerque won a Washington contract to study economic redevelopment in New Mexico if defense spending cuts occur. The $31,824 project, supported by Sen. Clinton P. Anderson, is to be completed by June 1965.
AP reports women journalists from New Mexico will gather in Albuquerque on July 25 for the annual summer conference of the New Mexico Press Women. The gathering will focus on writing for many publics.
Guerrillas blew up four cars of a crowded passenger train ten miles south of Nha Trang killing about 20 Vietnamese civilians and injuring many more. Rescue crews worked through the night as helicopters ferried the injured to military hospitals. Officials said the attack appeared aimed at civilians with no military supplies found aboard.
Erikson, 18, of Superior, states his car struck another at an intersection while en route to a dental appointment with Dr. Richard J. Nelson, a Superior dentist. Police noted the two vehicles and questioned the drivers about the crash.
Ocean County National Bank teller Peter Duffy activated an alarm as Walter J. Odorczyk, 49, of Trenton, robbed the bank and ordered a bag be filled. Auditor Jones, 47, grabbed the burglar on the sidewalk, used a Navy judo hold, and dragged him back inside until police arrived to arrest him.
Spot non ferrous metal prices today show copper at 32 cents per pound in Connecticut Valley lead at 13 cents per pound in New York zinc at 18 percent tenths of a cent per pound in East St. Louis tin at 1.57 a pound in New York and silver at 1.293 per troy ounce in New York.
After Edward Breathitt signed a charge slip for a new suit, a clerk noted his listed address as Frankfort and asked a supervisor if Breathitt had moved. Breathitt had moved after becoming Kentucky's governor last December, relocating to the state capitol in Frankfort.
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