New Mexico Delegation Shapes for Miami Beach Convention
The 38 member New Mexico delegation to the National Democratic Convention shows a diverse mix of McGovern and Wallace supporters with a slim woman representation. Key figures include Don Martine, Robert Sena, Steve Cobble, and Mrs Theresa Gonzales Contaughtan, while labor tents with Wallace ally Douglas Maness and Local 301 leader George Gunnivan also appear. The group reflects party rule changes, regional distribution, and ongoing credential and platform battles ahead of Miami Beach.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
McGovern
H Wallace
McGovern Wallace
New
National Democratic Party
New Nation Party
CNC
Wallace
Lex Nance
Clovis
Munfie Bowers
Albuquerque
McCtoverd
Don Martine
Robert Sena
Santa Fe County
Steve Cobble
Las Crue
Carl E Brawa
Las Cruces
William Dikan
Frank M. Fine
John RB Sopka
Los Alamos
Theresa Gonzales Contaughtan
Democratic National Party
Bernalillo County
Cruces
Chavis
Socorro
Farmington
Rach
Las Vegas
Loz Alamos
Chicago
Douglas Maness
Laval 412
Plumbers and Steamfitters Union
Apl-Cio
Gonzalez
Santepech
George Uunivan
Meat Cutters Union
George
Miami Beach
New Mexico McGovern
Democratic Party
Washington
Democratic Executive Committee
NDC
McGovernites
de. Nap Smith
Curry County
Janie Moherly
Dr. Smith
Carlos Martinez
Jeff
South Dakota
George McGovern
M. E
Meb) Bolin
Portales
Eastern
International Telephone and Telegraph
Nixon Administration
Silver City Daily Press masthead and staff list
Mail address and publication details for the Silver City Daily Press and Independent. It lists the office box, postal charges, key staff including William F. Ely as president, Wack Walz as manager, Cardona in display advertising, Jim Peeler as editor, and subscription rates for local and out of state readers. It notes the newspaper is a member of the Associated Press and that AP content is for local use only.
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Silver City Daily Press
Independent Call
Silver City Daily Press and
Ind. Publishing Co., Inc
Silver City
New Mexico
Mail Farms
Daily Press
William F. Elyoe
Wack Walz
Jim Peeler
TRE Associated Press
Associated Presss
AP News
Dance-a-thon Slated At Youth Center
Dance-a-thon at Optimal Chub Youth Center runs 9 pm to 1 am each of three nights. The Honkers provide country rock music on tour. Teen attendance is open, with center members admitted at half price. Tickets from 7 to 10 9 pm today include a bonus hamburger and soda.
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the Honkers
Prine
Banus Hamburger
Parkhurst Joins Western Summer Faculty for Economics
Dr. Kenneth J. Parkhurst, professor of economics at John Carroll University in Cleveland, will teach undergraduate and graduate courses in business and economics during Western’s second summer session. A former Western assistant professor (1957 1963), he earned a USC doctorate and has studied abroad. He is a Sweden England expert and will teach consumer economics and a graduate course in human relations in business.
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Kenneth J. Parkhurst
Joh Carroll University
Cleveland
Ohio
Western
Silver City
Parkhurst Wa
Parkhurst
University of Southern California
Europe
Sweden
England
Looking Backward Highlights Local Club, Rainbow Leader, and Honors
Ten years earlier Mrs. Della Burk led the Silver City Women’s Club with officers and demonstrations at the Murray Hotel. Other notes include Jim Simmons visiting relatives in Port Arthur, Mary Firth Trart’s Rainbow for Girls installation at Las Cruces, George Young earning a U.S. track team spot after a Walnut California steeplechase win, Pam Wilmeth chosen as rodeo queen for Tyrone’s July 4th events, with judges Clint Johnson Jr, Bud McAdams, and Forrest Belk presiding.
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Della Burk
Silver City
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Lilie Dale Wright
Constance Gantz
Joyce Reiss
Jo Glasscock
Eleanor Watson
Deming
NMFWC
Ann Canon
Elsie Vega
Deming Club
Murray Hotel
Mary Firth Trart
James Cureton
Lordsburg
Edith Turner
Order of Rainbow For
New Mexico
New Mexico State University
Las Cruces
George Young
United States
Russia
Poland
Young
Walnut
Calif
Pam Wilmeth
Ray Wilmeth
Tyrone
Sheriff's Posse Arena
Clint Johnson, Jr
Bud McAdams
Forrest Belk
Alpol Playhouse Continues Tryouts in Gough Park
The Alpol Playhouse resumes summer drama tryouts at 1 p.m. on Wednesday and Thursday in Gough Park for a Shakespearean production to be staged this summer, directed by Ray Childs. About 31.9 million people owned shares in American corporations in 1972, up from 8.63 million in 196Y.
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Alpol Playhouse
Gough Park
Ray Childs
Fair Board Issues Progress Reports
Grant County Fair Board reported progress on October Fair preparations with committees already active. Livestock judges scheduled early by chairman John Hinviché and rodeo stock contracted by Monty Books. 1972 fair hawks near completion for printing to be distributed via county extension. Next meeting set for July 1 in Cliff. standing committees listed include legal, budget, horse show, tickets, facilities, grounds, security, rodeo, junior livestock, and more.
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Cliff-Gita
Grant County Fair Board
John Hinviché
Commitales
Monty Books
Neline Dominguez
County Extension Office
Cliff
Hijacker hunt narrows as ransom, gun recovered in Indiana
Police in Indiana report locating a Spitfire submachine gun and $500,000 of the ransom tied to the hijacking of an American Airlines jet. A field find by Lowell Elliott Jr. and subsequent searches near North Central Indiana outline leads, with authorities noting the suspect may have been killed as he parachuted from the aircraft over the region.
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Peru
Ind
Uae
American Airlines
Ting
Northcentral
Indiana
Rex Dillman
Lowell Elliott, Jr
Port
PRL
Indianapolis
St Louis
FBI
Sid
Stip
Budward Loren
Elliott
Ronald Miller
Se ‘Louis
Tulsa
Okly Miller
Gan
James Martin
St. Louis
Torrent
Martin
Wren
King Bucks EPA Policy Stirs New Mexico Debate
Gov Bruce King says EPA statement on clean air fuels ignores sparsely populated but fuel rich areas of New Mexico. He warns the policy could disrupt planning and raise taxes for resources. Safe Planning Officer David King argues interstate commerce requires state and federal action.
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Santaro
APY
Bruce King
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
Mexica
EPA
David King
New Mexico
FPA
Young King
Martinez says bonds tied to Brown Berets unclear
Santa Fe AP report says District Attorney Donald Martinez of Las Vegas and four others may owe bonds forfeited by 10 Brown Berets only if a separate suit is filed. Martinez disputed that such suit exists while Judge Frank Zinn indicated potential judgments totaling thousands, with penalties for weapons and peace disturbance.
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Santa FE
Donald Martinz
Las Vegas
Martinez
District Court
Frank Zinn
Martinez Art
A. Wearing
Zinn
Zion
Martings
Meyers' Son Interns In Medicine
BOSTON Allen Meyer son of Mr and Mrs Norman Meyer of Silver City will intern in medicine at the University of Kentucky Medical Center in Lexington. He is a fourth year Harvard Medical School student who earned a BA magna cum laude from Yale. In 1967 Meyer is among 182 members of the Yale class of 1972 taking internships in 22 states and the District of Columbia at 54 institutions. Seven members will enter psychiatry and urology residencies and one will pursue independent study.
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Boston
Allen Meyer
Norman Meyer
Silver City
University of Kentucky Medical Center
Tascinpton
Harvard Medical School
Yale University
Moyer
Warvard Medical School
District of Columbia
Hospital Records Twenty Four Hour Period Report
A hospital report lists admissions and dismissals for a twenty four hour period ending 12:07 ait on June 27. Admitted include Joseph Jauregui Silver City Roberto Escobedo Mimbres Patricia White Bayard Valerie Miera Hurley Gilberto Miera Hurley Ray Fenderson Central Farmis Freeman Lurdaburg Trina Sandoval Silver City Paula Arun bala Rodeo Keith Castillo Lats Lorenzo Ted Brannan Silver City Nora Saluiz Deming. Dismissals include Claudia Bayard Mary De Rosemary Calvert Silver City Jeannie Parsons Tyrone Farris Freeman Lordshire Joseph Saurequi Silver City Steven Nunes Hayard.
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Joseph Jauregui
Silver City
Roberto Escobedo
Mimbres
Patricia White
Bayard
Valerie Miera
Hurley
Gilberto Miera
Ray Fenderson
Central Farmis
Freeman
Lurdaburg
Trina Sandoval
Paula Arun’bala
Rodeo
Keith Castillo
Lats
Blood sampling planned for Las Cruces area children
LAS CRUCES NM Monday official said plans call for at least 100 blood samples from children in Las Alpe Bland while soil samples have been taken in the county's southern part. The tests were requested by the State Environmental Improvement Agency during testimony in a Texas suit against American Smelting and Refining Company. Plaintiffs showed El Paso children had high blood lead levels linked to the ASARCO plant.
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Las Cruces
Onal County
Hy Miller
Las Alpe
State Environmental Improvement Agency
State of
Las Croces
el Paso
Resignations and protests roil Santa Fe police
Pro-union line officer Ted Brennan resigns amid claims of retaliation after a transfer from Albuquerque to Farmington. Deputy Chief Steve Lagonvare and other officials face ongoing dispute as a lawsuit challenges the transfer as improper. The State Vets announced related actions as tensions rise over police leadership and union activities.
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Santa PE
Ted Brennan
Beter Jh
Peputy
Steve Lagonvare Sino
Orena
Aterm
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Red Onion Antiques
Pinas Altos
Spin Daily
King Bucks Epa
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