State Republicans Seek Successor To Merle Tucker
Dr. Jack Redman said he could not accept the New Mexico Republican party chairmanship, declining for time reasons. The party weighs candidates including David Cargo, Sen. Robert Lee, and Rep. Milner Rudolph, as Merle Tucker resigns.
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Merle Tucker
Associated Press
Jack Redman
Albuquerque
New Mexico
David Cargo
Redman
Cargo
Robert Lee
Catron County
Milner Rudolph
Mora County
Willy Ortiz
Nestor Gallegos
Beler
Valentine de la O
State Corporation Commission
San Juan Pueblo
Preston Keerma
State
Rebels surrender Da Nang headquarter ending revolt
In Da Nang the last rebel stronghold capitulated to Premier Ky amid a heavy security ring and an ultimatum’s expiry. Some 400 rebels laid down arms without firing a shot as U.S. and Vietnamese forces intensified operations against Viet Cong activity nationwide.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
da Nang
Nguyen Cao Ky
Ink Hoi
U.S
North
Thien Minh
George M. Brock Killed In Freeway Accident In Tucson
George M. Brock 56 a longtime resident was killed in a one vehicle crash Saturday on the freeway in Tucson Ariz He was a contractor linked with his late father I O Brock in water well construction Funeral services in Silver City under Curtis Mortuary arrangements pending arrival of family Survivors include his widow Katherine Brock three daughters Mrs Margaret Mayes Mrs Ann Mitchell and Mrs Frances Morales his mother Mrs Dorcus M Brock a brother Irvin Brock a sister Mrs Leta Belle McConnell and five grandchildren
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George M. Brock
Tucson
Ariz
Brock
I. 0
Curtis Mortuary
Silver City
Katherine Brock
Margaret Mayes
Ann Mitchell
Albuquerque
Frances Morales
Chile
Dorcus M. Brock
Irvin Brock
Louisiana
Leta Belle McConnell
Foamington
Calif
Traffic Deaths Rises to 158 This Year
The Associated Press reports state wide traffic fatalities reaching 158 by date to date, compared with last year's tally. The data highlights ongoing road safety concerns and trends affecting motorists and communities.
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Associated Press
Jane
Chino Mines employees praised for perfect bond participation
An appreciation dinner honored Chino Mines Division staff for achieving 100 percent payroll deduction bond purchases. Guests praised the effort, noting Chino is likely the only firm with every employee buying U S Savings Bonds. Awards went to several employees for long-term support.
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Chino Mines Division
CMD
U. & Savings Bonds
Hickory House
Edwin G. Hobbs
Albuquerque
Savings Bonds Division
U.S. Treasury Department
David Rice
Carlsbad
Rice
New Mexico
R.O. Schmitz
Grant County Savings Bonds Committee
China
F.G. Woodruff
New Mexico U. S
al Trujillo
Dick Daniele
S. Savings
Patrisia Etheredge
Shirley Rogers
A. O. Abalos
Dick Dankete
Bob Dillard
Erich Downs
Paul Hunter
H. M. Maners
Pete Perea
Armin Ranyan
Aly Tr
Albuquerque Chosen For 1967 New Mexico Jaycee Convention
Site selected Roswell for the 1967 New Mexico Junior Chamber of Commerce convention. In closing actions Jaycees elected Jerry Vowell of Albuquerque as president. National directors named Sandy Detterick Las Vegas Gus Parker Lordsburg Oslar Syfert Las Crudes area vice presidents listed Roswell Farmington Raton Hatch Hobbs.
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Roswell
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Weather summary with variable winds and mild temps
A daytime high around 4 degrees with a low near 48 and a gusty afternoon wind. Tonight and Tuesday expect little temperature change with highs near 82 and a 0.05 inch precipitation reading in the 24 hour report.
Editor Killed and 3 Newsmen Wounded in Viet Nam War
In Da Nang an editor of Look magazine was killed and three other newsmen wounded during coverage of operations Crazy Horse. Sam Castan, 30, of Brooklyn, had reported Viet Nam since 1963 and lived in Hong Kong with his wife and infant daughter. Two AP reporters and a photographer were wounded in an exchange near a Buddhist rebel stronghold as U.S. and Vietnamese forces moved in.
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DA Nang
Viet Nam
KAP
Sam'Castan
Bing Weditor
Look Magazine
ISS
1St Cavalry
An Khe
Castan
Brooklyn
N.Y
Sigma Delta Chi
Cyprus
Dominican Republic
Hong Kong
Frances
Associated Press
Bob Poos
Pops
Page
Ali Taieb
U.S
du Quec Dong
Poas
Robert D. Ohman
Steamboat Springs
Colo
Four Killed In New Mexico Road Mishaps
Weekend traffic toll in New Mexico reports four deaths. Elaine G. Barber a Carlsbad infant passenger died on U S 285 near Artesia when a wheel-lost truck struck the car. An El Paso woman Zora Edwards 76 died on U S 70 near Bent in a collision after a tire failure. Pedestrian Martin Gomez 4 of Carlsbad died from head injuries after being struck on Carlsbad streets. Mrs Carol Courtney of Tulsa died when a car overturned on New Mexico 13 north of Roswell.
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Associated Press
New Mexico
Carlsbad
Elaine G. Barber
U. S. 285
Artesia
Don H. Houston
Likewood
el Paso
Tex
Zora Edwards
U.S. 70
Bent
Alamogordo
Ruidoso
Edwards
Martin Gomez
Carlsbad Street
Carol. Courtney
Tulsa
Okla
Gary D. Courtney
Roswell
Candidates For and Against Vietnam War Policy In Oregon Primary
Oregon voters choose between Howard Morgan and Robert B. Duncan for the Democratic Senate nomination as national attention centers on Vietnam policy. Senator Dayne Morse backs Morgan, with Hatfield seen as Republican foe. Oregon also sees governor and Congress races, Kentucky and Florida primaries, and other statewide contests.
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Oregon
William T. Peacock
Washington
Senate
Howard Morgan
President Johnson
Robert B. Duncan
Dayne Morse
Morgan
Florida
Oklahoma
Kentucky
Morse
Mark Hatfield
Hatfield
Walter Huss
Robert Straub
Ben Musa
Tom McCall
John L. Reynolds
Haydon Burns
Miami
Robert King High
Scott Kelly
High
John Sherman Cooper
Sam Ward
Hazard
Thurman Hartlin
London
John Young Brown
Lexington
Gaines Wilson
Market Recovery Continues As Stocks Step Higher
New York markets firmed this afternoon with broad gains across sectors. The Associated Press average rose about 3 points to 322, while the Dow edged up over 6 points to 883 as investors absorbed optimism on a smaller budget deficit and reduced tax fears.
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New York
Johnson
Associated Press
Dow Jones
IBM
American Stock Exchange
Treasury
Former Bayard director cites long waits for VA care
Dr. C M Kurtz former Fort Bayard director told Seventh District American Legion members that power politics create bed shortages and veterans displaced from Fort Bayard wait for treatment elsewhere including Albuquerque. He noted 143 veterans on the Albuquerque wait list and a planned new hospital three to eight years away, with 240 neuropsychiatric beds needed plus at least 640 general medicine beds. He urged Legion recruitment to pressure for more beds and better care.
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C. M Kurtz
Fort Bayard, VA
Seventh District
American Legion
Fort Bayard
Abuquerque
Kurtz
Allingham —Golding
Sojourner Club
Albuquerque VA
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Questoning Legionnaires
Pete
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Santa Rita and
13Th Streets
Cobre Elementary School
Bayard
Optimist Club
Robert Blackman
Johnie Martin
Optimists
Merritt Wiseman
Minh
Th’ “Quang
Bud
Dhist Institute
St Cavalry
Airmo
Bile
U.S. Air Force
Navy
North Viet Nam
Dinh Ba
Quang Tri
Tam Ky
Nguylen van Man
Man
Chino
Meigen Cao Ky
J. Poos
St. Louis
Tim Page
Viett Nam
Duncan
Sen
Maurine B. Neuberger
NIU
Republic
Raymond Gary
Preston Moore
Dewey Bartlett
John N. Happy Camp
Waukomis
VA Hospital
R Laid
Legion
Laird
Hershal Dogin
Eve Simmons
Allingham— Golding Post No. 18
Simmons
Clyde E. Ely
Wm. F. Ely
Gene Anton
Grants
Charles Macaluso
Department
Hobbs
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