Hints In Planning Camping Trips Suggested By Fish-Game Department
Planning trips to mountains and fishing areas with advice from the fish and game department. Recommends leaving word where you can be reached, using free department campgrounds in the Southwest, and buying supplies beforehand. Emphasizes licenses, fire safety, and not disturbing wildlife or littering.
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Fish - Game Department
Department of Game and Fish
Wall Lake
Bear Canyon
Handling name change and social security card queries
A reader asks how to update a social security card after a name change and how to verify employer earnings. Advice: visit the social security office for a new card, complete a short application, and request a statements of earnings by mail with name, social security number, birth date, and address signed.
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Pan
Social Security Office
Social Security Administration
Baltimore
Maryland
Sacha
Security
Paso
Texas
Social Security
Rare Andalusians Enter U S Breeding Plans
Smith imports an Andalusian mare and aims to bring a stallion by fall to raise and export more of the breed. The horses hail from the Analusia province in Spain dating to 700 A D with two main strains used for riding and bullfighting. Smith hopes to ride as parade marshal in the first division.
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Analusia
Spain
A.D. Smith
U. S
Smith
Western Horseman
Nancy Miller Installed as Grand Charity at Portales Assembly
Nancy Miller of Hurley Assembly No. 9 and Wendy Colby of Silver City Assembly No. 21 received top offices at the Grand Assembly in Portales. Miller was installed Grand Charity. Colby was named Grand Hope in the corrections record.
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Nancy Miller
Hurley Assembly
Order of Rainbows For Girls
Grand Charity
Portales
Grand Hope
Wendy Colby
Silver City
Engineer Honored but Not Selected for White House Fellows
Paul K. Arthur of White Sands Missile Range New Mexico was among 229 semifinalists for the 1985 White House Fellows program. At 42 he did not advance to the 15 chosen as part of the internship program.
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Washington
Paul K. Arthur
White Sands Missile Range
N.M
White House
Arthur
Woodmansee Dies. Longtime Albuquerque Resident Remembered
Former Albuquerque resident and local business figure Harold Woodmansee died after a heart attack. A Masonic service was held in Albuquerque with interment at Fairview Park Cemetery. Survived by Aliene of Los Lunas, two sons Robert and Harvey Jr, two daughters and ten grandchildren.
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Strong-Thorne Mortuary
Albuquerque
Fairview Park
Woodmansee
Santa Fe Railway
Paul Revere Insurance Co
Woodmansee Office Supply Co
Silver City
Los Lunas
General Supply Co
Aliene
Robert
Harvey, Jr
Jensen
Jean Ann Mueller
Huntsville
Ala
William and
Russell Woodmansee
Ellsworth
Kan
Fire safety plea as 1965 fires to be the exception
Forest Service warns fireworks ignite fires annually on National Forests in Arizona and New Mexico and 1965 should be the exception. Kennedy notes violators face fines and repayment for suppression costs. In five months 1965 logged 141 fires burning 896 acres, 59 man caused, and region averages $2.4 million yearly in suppression.
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Coronado
Arizona
Santa Fe
Carson
New Mexico
Forest Service
Kennedy
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Mrs Webb Rites Held in Indiana for Local Resident
Mrs Webb who died earlier this year in Indiana was a longtime member of the Christian Church of Morristown and a 50 year member of the Morristown Chapter Order of Eastern Star. Survivors include four children Earl P Webb of Albuquerque Margaret E Webb of Des Moines Town Chase Webb of Silver City and Mrs William P Maloy of Indianapolis a granddaughter two sisters Miriam McGinnis of Bloomington and Noah Webb of Straughn plus a brother-in-law Rod Webb.
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Page One
Ind
Webb
Christian Church of
Morristown
Order of Eastern Stay
Earl P. Webb
Albuquerque
Margaret E. Webb
Des Moines
Town
Chase Webb
Silver City
William P. Geneva) Maloy
Indianapolis
Rod
Melburne
Miriam) McGinnis
Bloomington, Ind
Noah Webb
Straughn, In
U S Business Year Ends With Balance Of Payments In Black
AP reports the United States ends the year with a preliminary balance of payments surplus for April through June marking the first such surplus in years. The budget deficit is projected at 3.8 billion for fiscal 1965, with total debt around 317 billion, while a larger deficit of about 44 billion is forecast for the next year.
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U.S
Adren Cooper Washington
Johnson
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Gordon Walker urges inclusions of Viet Cong in future Asia plans
Former British Foreign Secretary Patrick Gordon Walker told an audience in White Sulphur Springs that the United States should not exclude the Viet Cong from influence in South Viet Nam. He argued the aim should be avoiding defeat in a limited war and suggested direct negotiations with the Viet Cong to bring them to the conference table. He spoke with Vice President Humphrey at the American Society of Corporate Secretaries meeting.
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White Sulphur Springs
W.va
Patrick Gordon Walker
United States
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Gordon Walker
U.S
China
South
Southeast Asia
Walker
Hubert H. Humphrey
American Society of Corporate Secretaries
Humphrey
Past Noble Grands Honored At Bayard Rebekah Meeting
Seven past noble grands were honored in a Bayard Rebekah Lodge No. 29 ceremony led by Viola Sparks. Gifts were presented as each insignia pen was pinned on a red heart, with birthday songs for the lodge mother and plans for July 4 parade Frontier costumes. Out-of-town visitors Mary Jo Shanks and Elizabeth Snider attended.
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Viola Sparks
Hobert Taper Rebekah Lodge No. 29
Bayard
Minie Matthews
Rebekah Lodge
Mary Jo Shanks
San Manuel
Ariz
Elizabeth Snider
Tucson
Mrs Kathryn Peters to Visit Family Ties in Silver City Area
Mrs Kathryn Peters daughter of Guy Gwyn of Silver City arrives tonight from Sunnyvale California for a several days visit with her father and brother and his wife Mr and Mrs G Gwyn Jr and friends in the area. The senior Mr Gwyn returned Monday after attending a state road contractors and air men meeting at Eagle Nest Lake hosted by Steel Tank Line with headquarters at Laguna Vista Lodge last Friday and Saturday. James H Saige received the entered apprentice degree conferred by Willis S Graeff worshipful master at a special Santa Rita Lodge No 44 AFAM meeting Tuesday night. Richard Pearson of Hurley Lodge No 55 gave the lecture and Thomas Bennett the charge. Mr and Mrs T J Kramer and their three children of Fort Collins Colorado en route to California stopped here for an overnight visit with Kramers jaunt Mrs Camille Topper and his cousin Mrs Fran Parker.
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Kathryn Peters
Guy Gwyn
Silver City
Sunnyvale
Calif
Laguna Vista Lodge
James H. Saige
Willis S. Graeff
Santa Rita Lodge No
Af&am
Richard Pearson
Hurley Lodge No
Thomas Bennett
T. J. Kramer
Fort Collins
Colo
California
Kramer
Camille Topper
Fran Parker
Marriage License Issued in Grant County for Gonzales Loera Pair
A marriage license was issued in Grant County to Manuel D. Gonzales of Silver City and Guadalupe M. Loera of Fierro. The license was processed in the county clerk’s office and records the union between the two individuals.
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Grant
Manuel. D. Gonzales
Silver City
Guadalupe M. Loera
Fierro
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John A. Shaul
Morruro
Britisher
Bayard Rebekah
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