29 Jun 1965
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Newspaper
Silver City Daily Press
Location
Silver City, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1965
Page
1
A kidney transplant for Mrs. Evelyn Anglida of Taos New Mexico may occur today at Colorado General Hospital. An unidentified rare relative is being tested to determine donor viability. The report also notes a fatal Albuquerque wreck and miscellaneous facts from science to history.
Commemorative bronze plaques from the Portland Cement Association will be presented by BE W Thorson to Mayor William Seehle at Silver City Hall for two old thoroughfares. The event includes a luncheon with state officials and Silver City leaders, marking Silver City as the 25th U S community with enduring 50 year old concrete streets.
Washington reported New Mexico became the first state to receive a federal grant under the Land and Water Conservation Fund Act. A $4,986 check was presented by Interior Secretary Stewart Udall to New Mexico's congressional delegation. The program requires states to match funds to prepare outdoor recreation plans.
AFS visitors enjoyed a high school dance hosted by the local committee before touring the Chino Mines operation. They planned a picnic and horseback ride at Little Walnut, then would travel to Washington with stops en route, meeting President Johnson in the White House and proceeding to New York for departure to their home countries.
House favors a one year extension while the Senate seeks a two year extension followed by a study group to refashion the program. Conferees met in the afternoon session and made no marked progress. A further session is planned.
After takeoff, Pan American flight KE timed gear failure forced manual lowering by First Officer F R Miller and crew. Passengers wept with relief as the emergency chute used for deplaning. Nine passengers remained. others continued to Honolulu on a later Pan American 107.
Wilford Metcalf of Cocke County Tennessee fought a government timber dispute after a forest ranger halted his cut on land later found to belong to Metcalf. Congressman James Quillen pressed Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman, leading to a survey confirming ownership and the $1717 bill being dropped.
Report notes that Bermuda counties show almost no street numbers except a scattered few in Hamilton and St George, reflecting a general absence of numeric addressing across the island.
In the district court of Grant County New Mexico Walteree petitions for heirship of Wilford Lee deceased. The notice lists Ada Lee Eula Jane Lee and unknown heirs and lien claimants to the real property. A hearing is set July 29 1965 at 10 am in the district judge’s office to determine heirs and distribution. Attorney J Wayne Woodbury represents the petitioner with clerk Nora Conner assisting.
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