Death of Pioneer Ranch Wife Mary Culbersen at 31
Grant County mourns the death of Mary Culbersen wife of Vic Culbersen longtime manager in the GOS cattle operation. The article recalls her active role in ranching and leading landmark drives along the dusty trail from the land head to the tailhead, leaving memories of a pioneer era and a close knit community.
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Grant County
Mary Cullerson
Fioneer Ranch
Mary Culbersen
Vic
Amd
Landa
Mardakena
Silver City Sees Little Impact From Civil Rights Law
Silver City anticipates minimal disruption from federal civil rights legislation due to its small Black population. Editors warn enforcement will burden employers with new record keeping and provoke adjustment difficulties for both white and Black residents, especially in the South, amid a lengthy resegregation period and potential discrimination complaints. Federal agents will monitor compliance as Congress nears final passage and the president's signature.
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Silver City
Cee- Artis
Sekegen
Secrekathen
Suilistica Distincteo
South
First time visitors meet Sanguinello blood orange in Sicily
Visitors to Sicily often mistake Sanguinello for wild orange juice as a glass looks pale outside but holds deep red flesh. The fruit is very juicy and sweet, described as red as a ripe tomato with a faint blush of red on the outside.
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Cantania
Sicily
Daytime makeup tips from Salem lighting consultant
In Salem Massachusetts Elizabeth Meehan, a residential lighting consultant for Sylvania, advises women to use natural white fluorescent bulbs for makeup in daylight as they offer the closest balance. She warns against using candlelight for makeup to avoid color distortion.
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Salem
Mass
Elizabeth Meehan
Sylvania
Miss Meehan
New Mexico Legislature Faces Redraw Under Court Rules
The state may be forced to realign Senate and House seats to satisfy Supreme Court population guidelines, a task the legislature failed at in a previous special session. A District Judge’s plan was deemed unconstitutional but used to pass the 1964 elections, with federal intervention looming as the building size for chambers remains uncertain. In Santa Fe two state auditors, Blackie Gonzales and Max Sanchez, run IBM Training Center privately while drawing state salaries, prompting criticism from private businesses. A Republican convention note reports Wynema Krogger injuring ribs at a corner, while Nelson Rockefeller and Bob Goldwater were mentioned in Albuquerque events.
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Santa FE
U. 5. Supreme Court
New Mexico
House
Senate
Caswell Neal
Carlsbad
Supreme Court
Barry Goldwater
South
Statehouse
Capitol
State Auditor's Office
Blackie Gonzales
Max Sanchez
Alex Armiijo
IBM
Armijo
Albuquerque
Wynema Krogger
Socorro
Colorado Sta
Gene Toole
Nelson
Rockefeller
Bob Goldwater
Phoenix
NMSU Professor Dies in Head-on Collision
English professor Miss Jessie Miller of New Mexico State University died in a head on crash on Interstate 10 one mile south of the Texas New Mexico line. Norman H. Titus of White Sands Missile Range, driver of the second car, was seriously injured. Bruce White, 22, Las Cruces, the pickup driver with Miss Miller, had minor injuries. Titus was reported to be in the wrong lane of the four lane highway.
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EL Paso
Tex
New Mexico State, University
Texas-New Mexico State Line
Jessie Miller
Navy PO
Norman H. Titus
White Sands Missile Range
Th el Paso Hospital
Highway Dept Plans To Meet Interstate Requirement
Santa Fe New Mexico records show only 80.34 miles of the 1004 mile interstate system meet federal standards. About 338.35 miles are open to traffic and eight percent meet standards. Remaining highway segments require surfacing or under contract for construction to reach interstate standards.
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Santa FI
New Mexico
Cleopatra Slept Under Mosquito Net to Keep Insects Away
A historic note claims Cleopatra used a mosquito net to protect herself from insect bites, reflecting ancient concerns with comfort and health in royal settings.
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Cleopatra
Looking Backward Twenty-Five Years Ago
The piece notes the government owes over 45 billion dollars while the national income falls short of the 80 billion paid before 1929. Alf M. Landon predicts Roosevelt will not seek a third term, warning historians of disaster if pursued. The city enforces a ban on shooting firecrackers due to water shortages amid a serious fire risk.
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Alf M. Landon
Roosevelt
Republic
Landon
Ben Deck
Letters from Silver High delegate at Girls State session
Dear Folks, a Silver High Girls State delegate writes from the University of New Mexico Albuquerque, expressing resolve after a fair defeat. She vows to pursue goals with faith, freedom, justice and hope, living as an American for a moment that should not pass in vain.
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Fiditar
Silver High
American Legion Auxiliary
University of New ‘Mexico
Albuquerque
Linda Locxiar
Walton volunteers defend 1918 fire truck purchase
Walton Kentucky volunteers say their department is current despite acquiring a 1918 fire truck. They admit the old vehicle was overhauled and dolled up for parades and community events, stressing ongoing readiness and service.
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Walton
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