Hooker Dam Clash Moves Through Gila Wilderness Debate
Sen Clinton Anderson eyes a tour of Hooker and Connor dam sites as wilderness groups oppose Hooker Dam on the Gila River. Ads claim invasion of the Gila Wilderness, with land-swap and alternative dam sites discussed. Local benefits and costs, including $28 million estimate and irrigation gains, frame the political fight.
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Clinton Anderson May Hooker
Gila
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Daily Press
Taily Press
New Mexico
Anderson
Central Arizona
Senate
Hue
Thomas J. Dodd
John Bingaman
Ailton Dickson
Alvin Franks
Andy Murphy
Hooker Dam
Connor
Grant County of Sea
Helene C. Monberg
Washington
Clinton
Astor
Souter
Hocker Dam
Gila Wilderness
America
Colorado
The
Colorado Open Space Coordinating Council, Inc
Den
Path State Groups
Society
Hooker
Wilderness Society
Forest Service
Sion
Gila River
Gila-Clift
Silver City
AFS Students Arrive Tuesday in Silver City
For the third year Silver City hosts forty five Foreign Exchange students with two chaperones arriving at Gough Park at 3 p m Tuesday. Thirty Grant County families host the visitors as they tour Santa Rita and Kennecott Copper then enjoy a picnic at Little Walnut and a party at a host home. Countries include Mexico and Vietnam. The American Field Service began in 1947 with Silver City joining five years ago.
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Silver City
United States
Gough Park
Grant County
Santa Rita
Kennecott Copper
Juncus Tmes
Little Walnut
Mexico
Vist Nam
March To Summit Results In No New Positions
Glassboro NJ AP reports Johnson and Kosygin met in two stage talks lasting ten hours with interpreters present. No shifts in policy emerged yet both leaders agreed to keep diplomatic channels open and Rusk and Gromyko were tasked to pursue a Washington Moscow draft treaty to curb nuclear spread. Kosygin pressed for Israeli troop pullback and a Vietnam withdrawal as paths to peace impacting U.S.-Soviet relations.
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Lewis Gulick
Glassboro
Johnson
Preaiic
Mons. N. Kasygin
I. Es
U.S
Sime Dean Rusk
Andrew A. Gromyko
Washington
Mastow
Ent
Premuer Kosesin
Kosygin
U.N
W.J
Hollybusa
Middle East
Vietnam
Ugh
Treasury Hike Fight Faces Senate Deadline
The Senate faces a midnight Friday deadline to approve a debt-ceiling hike feared to push the national debt higher. Treasury Secretary Fowler warned of an “Out of Business” sign if not approved as the temporary ceiling of 336 billion expires and the permanent ceiling rises to 348 billion with extra July 1 funding after passage.
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Washington
APY
Treasury
Senate
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Umess Aclor
House
Senate Finance Committee
Thomas J. Dod
D-Conn
National Teachers Corps
Teenage Parade Route Announced
The Teenage Parade route for July 3 begins at 1dth and Pope beside Piggly Wiggly, moves south on Pope to College, east to Bullard, south to Broadway, east to Hudson, ending at American National Bank parking lot. Units should line up by 3:45 p.m. Viewers should use Pope Street, Surplus City lot, Safeway lot, and Broadway Bullard to watch, with no parking from Bullard to cie bridge.
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Pope Street
College Avenue
Bullard
Broadway
Hudson
American National Bank
City
Cie Bridge
KOB Files for Local Translator Stations in Silver City and Lucra Peak
KOB-TV Albuquerque has applied to the FCC for two television translator stations. Hubbard Broadcasting filed June 7 for channels 70 and 83, with 100 watt outputs, to serve Silver City and Horse Springs from Lucra Peak, while KOL-TV remains on channel 4 in Albuquerque.
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Albuquerque
Federal Communications Commission
Silver City
FCC
Hubbard Broadcasting Incorporated
Lucra Peak
Horse Springs
Kol-Tv
Forest Mishap Injures Two Near Pinos Altos
Two youths, Jim Werner and Larry Hall, were injured in a one car crash on Cherry Creek Road north of Pinos Altos. The car fell about 90 feet into a canyon. both were rescued by a passing motorist and admitted in good condition to Reilcrest General Hospital.
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Mountain Wien
Cherry Creek
Jim Werner
Larry Hall
Werner
Pinos Altos
Gane Tay
New Mexico
Grant County
Traffic Death Toll to Date Reported by AP
The Associated Press reports the state traffic toll to date is 139, noting last year's toll totals for comparison. The brief digest highlights ongoing road fatalities and prompts caution for drivers statewide.
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Associated Press
CBS Says Oswald Had Time To Fire Three Shots
CBS reports Oswald could fire a Mannlicher Carcano rifle three times in about 3.2 seconds from the Dallas Book Depository sixth floor. It cites amateur film and tower tests, says Oswald owned the rifle and was in the building when the shots were fired, with Walter Cronkite previewing further coverage.
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Columbia Broadcasting System
John F. Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswidald
Kennedy
Warren Commission
Oswald
Time Commission
Abraham Zapruder
Dallas
CBS
Mannlicher-Careans
CPS
Capruder
P Commission
Zapriuder
Wide Open Scramble In 1968 GOP Nomination
Western governors see a wide open scramble for the 1968 GOP presidential nomination with George Romney and Richard Nixon losing ground. Ronald Reagan draws conservative support while Nelson Rockefeller emerges as a potential alternative. Governors debate a unified moderate slate before primaries in New Hampshire and other states.
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GOP
Tolluwelone
Mont
George Romney
Michigan
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Ronald Reagan
California
Omaha
David M. Cargo
New Mexico
Cargo
Romney
Jackson
Wyo
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Johnson
Reagan
Nebraska
Oregon
Wisconsin
New Hampshire
Weather outlook with scattered thunder showers
Partly cloudy today and tonight with scattered thunder showers this afternoon and evening, mainly over mountains. Shower activity decreases Tuesday with little temperature change. Highs near 34 today and 90 Tuesday, lows around 6 tonight and 63 Tuesday night. 24 hour report shows a 0.5 inch precipitation, airport figures 0.6 inches.
Commando Founder Gen Sir Alan Bourne Dies in Torquay
London AP reports the death of Gen Sir Alan Bourne founder of the Commandos and first director of British Combined Operations. He died Saturday in Torquay after forming the independent striking units following the 1940 Dunkirk evacuation.
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London
Alan Bourne
British Commandos
Torquay
Fey v
Bourne
Dunkerque
Memorial Services Planned For Dead New River Marines
Memorial services planned in the chapel at New River Marine air facility for 22 Marines killed in a helicopter crash during training Friday. Thirteen others were injured as two helicopters collided 500 feet over the base. A base inquiry board investigates.
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Jacksonville
N.C
New River Marine Air Facility
Pope Creates 27 Cardinals In Vatican Consistory
Pope Paul VI elevates 27 prelates to cardinal, four Americans among them. The ceremony in Secret Consistory increased College of Cardinals to the largest ever with 43 countries represented. U S cardinals include John P Cady John J Krol Patrick A O Boyle and Francis J Brennan. The outdoor Mass and semi public events mark a record turnout and broader international representation.
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Gerald Miller
Vatican City
Poory Paul VI
Sacred College of Coardina
St. Peter's Square
Spain
Portugal
Italy
Vatican
Eriis
College of Cardina
Tistory
U. S
John P. Cady
Chicago
John J. Krol
Philadelphia
Patrick A. O'Boyie
Washington, D.C
Megr. Friancis J. Brennan
Shenandoock
College of Cardinis
Princes of the Church
Paul
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