Deming Woman Is Hospitalized For Surgery
Mrs Arthis Horlacher of Deming entered Hillcrest General Hospital Wednesday for surgery on Thursday. Her parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Halke and brother Fred Owen visited. The Horlacher children Bobbie Jean Anna Leigh and Tonjay Michelle are at their great grandmother's home with the Balkes. George Presson Jr returns home this weekend to visit and attend a reception for Mr and Mrs Gary Snell visiting from Detroit. Lions Club Bayard hosts pot luck dinner with plans for officer installation.
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Arthis Horlacher
Deming
Hillcrest
Dennis
Balkes
Therm
Glenwood
Gary Snell
Detroit
Mich
George J
Los Angeles
Calif
California
President promises support amid crowd in California rally
Johnsen greeted by cheering Bay Area crowds as the President pledges to boost U.S. military strength, seek world peace and justice, and expand opportunity for Americans. Police estimate attendance around 1 contended hour, as Democrats claim three major pledges from the 1900 campaign were redeemed.
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Johnsen
Bay Area
California
U.S
Campbell announces board reappointments in New Mexico
Gov Jack M Campbell names H A Gains of Lay Cruces to the State Plumbing Administrative Board and James F Burns of Clovis to the Real Estate Commission Both terms run to June 1969
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Banta FE
Jack M. Campbell
H.A. Gains
Lay -Crucés
State Plumbing ‘Administrative Board
James F. Burns
Clovis
Real Estate Commission
Campbell Joins Board of Santa Fe Campus
St Johns College of Annapolis names Gov. Jack M. Campbell to its board as a Santa Fe branch opens this fall The Santa Fe campus is set for dedication on October 10 with plans to expand its regional presence and governance.
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Campbell
Santa FE
St. John's College of
Milk Scalding and Yeast Dough Techniques
The text explains scalding milk kills bacteria harmful to yeast but notes evaporated milk may not require scalding. It contrasts two dairy handling methods and their impact on yeast activity.
Civil rights bill clears Senate amid strong bipartisan support
The Senate voted to invoke cloture on a civil rights bill, breaking a Southern filibuster and sending the measure toward final passage. The roll call showed 45 Democrats and 27 Republicans for, 21 Democrats and six Republicans against. The bill broadens protections in public accommodations employment and federal enforcement, with emphasis on federal court injunctions and expanded powers for the attorney general. The vote followed intense debate and cheers from spectators in the gallery as the chamber moved toward final passage, with House support anticipated within two weeks.
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Senate
Clair Engle
Dcalif
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Bverett
Mo Dirksen
Hubert H! Humphrey
D-Minn
Mike Mansfield
Gonden
Civil Rights Commission
House
Water worries and showers shape July 4 plans
In a June talk residents fret about rain timing for Independence Day picnics and water use. Officials note June’s rainy pattern saves croplands while water restrictions loom. City Water Supt Glaude Jones cites stable wells and a new storage tank easing future shortages.
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Philadelphia
Silver City
Allen Springs
Glaude Jones
Extension Club Hosts Tea At Cobre High School
The Mimbres Home Extension Club held an evening meeting at the house. Members Margaret Bichelle and Mary Hardin demonstrated topics while Ruth Martin served refreshments. Dorothy Booth will host the next meeting.
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Cobre
Mimbres
Cobre‘High School
House
Margaret, Bichelle
Mary Hardin
Ruth Martin
Dorothy Booth
Hospital Records and Lighthouse Note on Brewster Island
Twenty four hour period ended at 7 a.m. June 30 lists admissions including Soledad Ruiz Margarita Medina Antonio H Torrez Frank Guzman Gladys Bookman Marian Jones Margaret Smith Flora Thomson Lorvie Miuranda and others and discharges including Deborah Dunn Bartola Talavera Charlene Chandler Erjinda Peru Eugene OHeron Earl Ruby Larry Martinez David Garcia Margaret Smith Eva Hedges Albert Espinosa Frank Espinosa Viola Allen Edna Barris Donald Ruiz. The first lighthouse on the Atlantic Coast was built of stone on Little Brewster Island off Boston harbor in 1716.
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Soledad Ruiz
Santa Rita
Margarite Medina
Bayard
Antonio H. Torrez
San Lorenzo
Frank Guzman
Gladys Bookman
Silver City
Marian Jones
Margaret Smith
Flora Thomson
Lordsburg
Lorvie Miuranda
Turnerville
Deborah Dunn
Murray
Utah
Bartola Talavera
Charlene Chandler
Central
ErJinda Peru
Hurley
Eugene O’heron
Earl C. Ruby
Larry Martinez
Santa ‘Rita
David Garcia
Eva Hedges
Albert Espinosa
Frank Espinosa
Viola Allen
Mimbres
Edna Barris
Donald Ruiz
Lawmakers expect bill to reach president by July 4
House leaders say the bill should be in the President's hands by July 4. Committee Chairman Howard W. Smith notes a possible eight day delay, so the final vote could occur around June 30 or July 1. John W. McCormack says he is confident.
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John W. McCormack
Dmass
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Kennedy in Fair Condition After Crash Injuries
Senator Kennedy, hospitalized after a car crash near Hyannis Port, is reported in fair condition with fractures to the left side ribs the lumbar spine and wrist cuts. No head injuries or neurological issues. uses legs and arms fully. He and his brother had attended a Massachusetts Democratic Convention where Kennedy had been endorsed. Bayh visited the Kennedys at Hyannis Port.
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Toshelp
Kennedy
Massachusetts
U.S. Senate
Dallas
Tex
Washington
Senate
Bayh
Kennedys
Hyannis
Cape Cod
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Yreader Stp
Yarouch Creative Engines
McCulloch
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Sbill
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Libuster
Ciglure
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Boston Harbor
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Holy Name Society
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