Frontier Days Concert and Parade Highlight Busy Celebration
Frontier Days kicks off with Frontier- the band at 8 p.m. and a street parade at 10 a.m. Saturday. Over 100 entries were received by Monday. Events include cowboy breakfast barbecue by Kiwanis clubs, Jaycees lunch at Surplus City, soap box derby trial at 11:30, rodeo at 7:30 p.m., Thunderbird dancers at 8 p.m., two public dances, and polo at 6 p.m. Sunday features El Paso Choraliers at Light Hall, rodeo dances, and air show Monday. Fireworks cap the three day festival.
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Pat Feeley
Silver City
Hurley Kiwanis
Jay
Rodeo Arena
Surplus City Lot
Jeycees
Surplus City Jet
Lavers
el Paso Choraliers
el Paso Natural Gas Co
Light Hall
Grant County
San Vicente Drug
Broadway
Arizona St
Betty Biggs
Medicare shortages loom as hospitals brace for influx
Regional health officials warn care gaps could rise if patient demand spikes after Medicare rollout. W D Zerby notes shortages predate Medicare and require time and money to fix. Beatrice Bernstein says 73% of hospitals enrolled. 17.3 million elderly poised for free hospital care, with many selecting supplementary coverage. Nebrask a Hospital Association’s Stuart Mount adds most expect hospitals to cope.
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W. D. Zerby
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Zerby
Trenton
N.J
Hamilton Reid
Baptist Hospital
Kansas City
Caesar Portis
Mlinois Medical Society
Chicago
Beatrice Bernstein
New York
Welfare Department
Stuart Mount
Nebraska Hospital Association
Chamber fund-raising shortfall noted for observance
A chamber official said $4,000 is needed to bring the observance into the black, with early estimates showing about $2,000 still short this week. The remark highlighted the fundraising gap and the urgency to raise additional contributions.
Argentine interim president defies military at Casa Rosada
President Tilla, backed by 65-year-old cabinet, faced Maj. Gen. Alsogaray’s demand to leave Casa Rosada as troops ringed the building. He claimed constitutional authority and said he would not surrender. The government said a bank holiday was declared while offices would remain open and operations continue.
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Carlos Perette
Uruguay
Julio FB. Alsogaray
Nia
Casa Rosada
Tilla
Alsogaray
Argentina
Case Hosada
Garay
Louisiana's Cajun cuisine drives rice use to 30 pounds per person
Taste for Creole and Cajun dishes has boosted yearly rice consumption in Louisiana to 30 pounds per person, five times the national average.
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Louisiana
National Guard backs Blood for Defense program drive
Bravo Battery Captain Ross Jameson leads a 100 percent community blood donation push by New Mexico National Guard members to supply 250000 pints for the Vietnam era. The campaign, run with the American Red Cross and the Department of Defense, urges families to donate as well.
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AW Battalion
Ross Jameson
New Mexico National Guard
National Guard
American Red Cross
Department of Defense
Air Guard
New Mexico
James F. Collings
American Nations
Red Cross
Southeast Asia
Jameson
Gillespie
Silver City
James F. Cantwell
National Guard Association of the United States
John P. Jolly
U. S
Vietnam
Commonwealth of Puerto Rico
District of Columbia
Far East
Robert S. McNamara
Secretary of Defense
Defense
Bravo Battery
Procter and Gamble Tops 1965 Ad Spending in U S
Procter and Gamble spent 177.6 million dollars in 1965 to become the nation’s largest advertiser, Advertising Age reported. The trade publication noted the 125 biggest national advertisers invested 2.9 billion dollars across eight major media that year. Nesting sites for the cattle egret remain unknown in South America despite the bird arriving there over three years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Proctor and Gamble
Chicago
Proctter & Gamble
Advertising Age
South America
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Frontier
Smokey
Tee
Burris Texaco
Bayard, New Mexico
Marvin
Buzz) Burris
Texaco
SKY Chief
Havoline
Marfar
Firestone
National Guard Goes
Blood For Defense
Market St
Bullar
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