President Johnson urges around-the-clock talks to end copper strike
President Johnson called a White House meeting with 26 unions and four major copper producers to resume 24 hour negotiations with defense labor and commerce secretaries assisting. He warned the 50,000 workers in 22 states and the four firms Kennecott American Smelting Refining Anaconda and Phelps Dodge could harm U S defense and noted no likely early settlement due to a union demand for companywide bargaining.
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Washington
Johnson
U.S
White House
Secretaries of Defense, Labor and Commerce
Kennecott
American Smelting & Refining
Anaconda
Phelps Dodge
Air And Ground Forces Smash Commie Troops
U S Marines and air cavalrymen clash with Communist forces in the northern sector of South Vietnam reporting nearly 300 enemy killed while U S losses were light. A heavy ambush near Saigon left many U S casualties as Communists shelled bases and posts across the region.
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Commie
George Esper i
Associated Press
Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
Two Held in Bell's Bar Burglary near Santa Rita
Grant County youths Anthony Mohr and a Ft. Bayard juvenile were arrested after the Saturday burglary of Bell's Bar near Santa Rita. Mohr faces burglary and resisting arrest charges for striking Officer Privetts. A car passenger fled and challenged the officer to shoot. Large quantities of liquor were found in the vehicle, identified as the bar’s loot.
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Grant County
Bell’s
Santa Rita
Anthony Earl Mohr
Ft. Bayard
Mohr
Bil Privetts
Grant County Sheriffs Office
Privetts
City to Present Check to Public Library Building Fund
The city will present a check tonight to Helen Lynch of the Public Library in Silver City for the Library Building Fund. The 7 p.m. presentation at city hall accompanies agenda items including a sewer main cleaning machine purchase, aerial city photography for the comprehensive plan, ordinance designation polling plates and election officials for the April 2 municipal election, and other routine matters.
Pueblo crew letter to Nixon studied for release bid
The State Department disclosed that a letter from Pueblo crew members asking for an apology for hostilities toward North Korea was received in Panmunjom during talks with North Korean negotiators. The message, signed by some or all of the 82 sailors, was forwarded to the President and other high officials for personal consideration.
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Washington
Johnsons
Pueblo
Hostille
North Korea
State Department
United States
U.S
Panmunjom
Korea
Robert i. McCloskey
J Blanton Belk To Speak Here
J Blanton Belk Jr chairman of Moral Re-Armament will speak in Silver City March 16 at the Fine Arts Auditorium. The event is sponsored by Silver City Optimists Sing Out Grant County and United Students Association of Western New Mexico University. Belk born 1925 in Orlando grew up in Richmond served in Navy indepth with Moral Re-Armament since 1946 and helped launch Up With People. He has directed expansive growth and Panama awarded him the Order of Vasco Nunez de Balboa for his work with Sing Out. The talk will feature a combined Sing Out performance with groups from Albuquerque and Santa Fe. Hugh Hawkins chairs the event with Bruce Jackson directing ticket sales. Housing provided by local volunteers.
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Blanton Belk, Jr
Moral Re-Armament
Fine Arts Auditoriu
Silver City
Frank Bucnman
Peter Howard
Buchman
Belk
Europe
Asia
Latin America
United States
Panama
Vasco Nunez de Balboa
Sing Out
Grant County
Albuquerque
Santa Fe
Hugh Hawkins
Bruce Jackson
Pueblo Crew Signs Open Letter To LBJ
The North Korean news agency says USS Pueblo crew members led by Captain Lloyd Bucher signed an open letter to President Johnson urging frank admission of spying in North Korean waters and an apology. One crewman was killed during the Jan. 23 capture as the ship was said to operate near Mayang Do and Wonsan areas with specified distances cited.
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Tokyo
North Korea
Johnson I
Korean Central
Lloyd M. Buchser
United States
Kal
Chongjin
Orang Dan
Nan Do
Songjin
Ansong Kap
Mayang Do
Yo du
Wonsan
Don’t Forget To Vote Bayard Central Hurley Election
Voters in three mining district towns of Grant County head to the polls Tuesday for the city officials election. Polls open in the morning as residents choose leaders for Bayard Central and Hurley.
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Bayard
Central
Hurley
Grant Couty
Layor
Manuel G. Herrera
T.H
Ted” Schroeter
Joe Escudero
Harry K. Chaney
Y. B. Morales
Antonio G. Morena, Jr
Ramon Carrillo
Cobre Boosters Seek Pep Club for State Tournament
The Cobre Booster Club plans to send the 50-strong Cobre Pep Club to Albuquerque for the state tournament. They backed the district champion Indians all season, aided by booster funding and bus transport support from the Cobra School Board. Contributions to cover Pep Club expenses are requested by March 6 at Cobre High School, Jim Stone in Central, or Booster Club members.
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Cobre
Albuquerque
Cobra
Booster Club
Cobre High School
Jim Stone
Central
Supreme Court to rule on arm bands in school protest
Three Des Moines students John F Tinker Mary Beth Tinker and Christopher Eckhardt suspended for wearing black arm bands to protest the Vietnam War ask the Supreme Court to overturn a lower court ruling. The Iowa Civil Liberties Union backs the appeal arguing First Amendment rights extend to students in school.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Vietnam
Des Moinas
Iowa
John F. Tinker
Mary Beth
Christopher Eckhardt
Iowa Civil Liberties Union
American Civil Liberties Union
U.S. District Court
Roy L. Stephenson
Des Moines
Fion
U.S. Circuit Court
Denver
Bayard Man Seriously Hurt in Accident
James Lee Aker of Bayard was listed in critical condition at Hillcrest General Hospital after a one car crash south of Hurley. He reportedly lost control on Highway 180 near Hurley, struck a guard rail and post, with the accident reported at 1 28 a.m. Sunday. He was transported by HK Ambulance to Hillcrest General Hospital in Silver City for treatment.
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James Lee Aker
Bayard
Hillcrest General Hospital
Hurley
Aker
Highway 180
Silver City
HK Ambulance Service
San Francisco teachers return to classes after walkout
Across the nation teachers strikes unfold with class resumption in San Francisco while Florida Pittsburgh Wellston and Oklahoma districts see continued protests. In San Francisco 1100 of 3400 teachers return as 22 hours of talks end without reprisals. Florida debates a $329 million education bill as NEA offers legal and financial backing to strikers. In Pennsylvania 20 000 educators march on Harrisburg and Oklahoma plans a statewide holiday for students amid tax proposal debates.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Florida
Pittsburgh
Wellston
Pennsylvania
Harisburg
Joseph Allota
Albert Fondy
Pittsburgh Federation of Teachers
Board of Education
Balding
Floyd Christian
Claude Kirk
Florida Education Association
FEA
Visto
Flotsga
Ise
NEA
Braulio Alonso
Tampa
Washington
St. Louis
Pennsylvania State Education Association
Harrisburg
Raymond F. Shafer
Capitol
Holeiday
Pittsburgh Teachers Federation
Oklahoma
Committee To Vote On El Paso Site
Washington AP The House Armed Services Committee will vote on the Army plan to place the Sentinel System Evaluation Agency headquarters in El Paso Texas The agency which supports the antimisile program is expected to employ about 638 people Debates over site location have involved New Mexico lawmakers and Las Cruces officials who favor Las Cruces while the agency moves from White Sands Missile Range due to space constraints
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Washington
House
Armed Services Committee
Army
el Paso
Tex
Sentinel
L. Mendel Rivers
Ds.c
New Mexico
Las Cruces
N.M
Lake Roberts Store Now Open
Mr and Mrs Melvin Hess of Silver City purchased the Lake Roberts store from Bob and Flossie Martin Arenas Valley. Bruce Cross and Joanne Taylor Hess will run the store seven days a week year round with new fishing camping and picnic supplies and a connected service station. The store opens early during the first fishing season to supply licenses and gear.
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Melvin Hess
Silver City
Lake Roberts
Bob
Flossie Martin
Arenas Valley
Ope
Bruce Cross
Fullerton
Calif
Cross
Joanne Taylor
Hess
Metals Prices Move Little On Monday Report
Spot non ferrous metal prices in New York and surrounding areas show copper at 38 cents a pound, lead at 14 cents, and zinc at 13 percent cents per pound, with locations including Connecticut Valley New York and East St Louis mentioned in the AP bulletin.
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New York
Connecticut Valley
East St Louis
Weather Outlook with Mild Showers Possible
Partly cloudy with a slight chance of light showers today and Tuesday. Highs near 60 today and 67 Tuesday, with lows around 37 tonight and 26 to 28 for the 24 hour period. Airport reading shows a high of 48 and low of 28.
William M. Tate Dies In Tucson at 94
William Munroe Tate 94, long-time Glenwood area rancher, died in Pima County Hospital Tucson. Survived by three daughters, six grandchildren, sixteen great grandchildren, four sisters and two brothers. Graveside rites at Alma Cemetery Tuesday at 3 p.m. officiated by Rev. Keith Benny, Curtis Mortuary Silver City. Pallbearers named Gus Allred Eph Spurgeon Kelly Kelly Kenneth Shellhorn Elsworth Tipton Kenneth Holls Mon.
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William Munroe Tate
Tucson
Ariz
Pima County
Glenwood
Mary Lewis
Agnes Bidwell
Ethel Tipton
Marenci
Mollie Smelser
Oklahoma
Stella Robb
Sulphur
Okla
Mattie Hunt
Dallas
Tex
Lilla Davis
Rofs
Thomas Tate
John Tate
Hedley
Keith Benny
Bayard Methodist Church
Curtis Mortuary
Siiver City
Alma Cementery
Gus Allred
Eph Spurgeon
Kelly Kelly
Kenneth Shellhorn
Elsworth Tipton
Kennet Holls
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Pinkie) Maners
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Robert Kirker
Brub’* Stone
Jim Luchess
Joe Nanez
Manel Duran
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Henry Turrey
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