Lawmakers Study Legislative District Solutions in New Mexico Hearings
A large New Mexico House reapportionment hearing focused on Chaves County with the full committee considering two plans. Other counties including Otero Bernalillo San Juan Lea Eddy Curry Grant and Bayard parts received districting proposals and subcommittees approved multiple plans. Districts for Farmington Hobbs Artesia Carlsbad Clovis Bayard and Santa Rosa areas were outlined with varied representation.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
House of Representatives
Chaves County
Special
House Committee On
Republican County Commission
J. Penrod Toles
Roswell
Otera County
San Juan County
Shiprock- Kirtland - Fruitland- Waterflow
Farmington
Bloomfield- Aztec
Lea County
Finis Heidel
D-Lea
Lovington
Hobbs
Jal
Eunice
Heidel
Tne
Eddy County
Disarmament Talks Break Down at U.N. Session
United Nations in New York reports a go-between team of eight smaller nations seeks to avert a U S Soviet split over a Russian proposal for changes in the disarmament resolution. Nigerian Ambassador Adebo leads the group amid ongoing private talks and a shift to a Latin American nuclear free zone discussion.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N General Assembly
U.S
K. V. Notikov
S. 0. Adebo
Geneva Disarmament Committee
United States
Britain
Geneva
Soviet Union
Geneva Commission
Assembly
Latin America
Yale Professor Barghoorn Arrested in Moscow Spy Case
Yale University political science professor Fred C. Barghoorn, 32, was arrested in Moscow on spy charges, according to the Soviet Foreign Office cited by the U S Embassy. Barghoorn, a former U S Embassy staffer in Moscow and author of The Soviet Cultural Offensive, reportedly arrived on a tourist visa for a one month stay. The embassy said no further details or grounds for the arrest were available.
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Moscow
Soviet Foreign Office
U.S
Fred C. Barghoorn
Yale University
Barghcorn
Yale
Foreign Office
Barghoorn
Dodson, Chino Employee, Dies After Coronary
Arthur F. Dodson 48 of Bayard died Monday at a Silver City clinic after a coronary Saturday. A Kennecott Copper Corp. employee from Hurley, he lived in the area 30 years and is survived by his widow Pollyanna, daughter Mrs Ralph Hill of Phoenix, three grandchildren, three brothers Harry Los Angeles Edward Merced and Al Hurley, two sisters Mrs Etta Hutchings Solona Beach and Mrs Edith Henry Morris. Funeral 10 a.m. Wednesday at Curtis Mortuary chapel. interment Silver City Cemetery. Pallbearers listed.
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Arthur
FL Dodson
Baynard
Silver City
Kennecott Copper Corp
Hurley
Dodson
Pollyanna Dodson
Bayard
Ralph
Hill
Phoenix
Ariz
Harry
Los Angeles
Calif
Edward
Merced
Etta Hutchings
Solona Beach
Edith Henry
Morris
Harold E. Johnson
Curtis Mortuary
Baxter Evatt
Joe Lorier
Lester Rogers
Herbert Kelly
Ted Schroester, Jr
Wade White
Former Resident Dies At TorC
Mary Leta Martin a former Glenwood and Silver City resident died last week at Tor C. Funeral attendees included Mr and Mrs Ed Shellhorn of Silver City. She was mother to Austin and Sterlin Martin Glenwood Venus Allen Tor C Voltie McDonald Colorado and Robert Martin Silver Bell Arizona.
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Mary Leta Martin
Glenwood
Silver City
T Or C
Ed Shellhorn
Supreme Court Denies Hoffa Tamper Appeal
The Supreme Court refused Hoffa's bid to review or transfer his Nashville jury tampering trial. Hoffa challenged the grand jury's legality and alleged improper disclosure of grand jury minutes to FBI agents. Justice Goldberg had disqualified himself from the petition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters’ Union
Supreme Court
Nashville
Tenn
High Tribunal
Hoffa
U.S
FBI
Justice Goldberg
Secretary of Labor
Duke City Youth Dies In Gila Forest Hunting Accident
Funeral services are set for Kenton Jones a 26 year old former Albuquerque football and track star killed near Apache Creek New Mexico when his rifle discharged while in a pickup truck Catron County Sheriff B E Griffin said the bullet struck his chest Two teenagers also died in hunting accidents over the weekend with earlier deer season fatalities involving an Albuquerque man and a Clovis resident in northern New Mexico.
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Duke City
Gila Forest
Associated Press
Kenton ‘Jones
New Mexico
Albuquerque
Jones
Apache Creek
Catron County
B. E. Griffin
Clovis
National boycott targets Los Angeles stores over discrimination
James Farmer says the Congress of Racial Equality will launch a Christmas boycott of Los Angeles shops deemed discriminatory in hiring. He adds that nationwide boycotts of chain stores practicing discrimination will start next Easter.
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L. A
Los Angeles
Congress of Racial Hauality
James Farmer
Glenwood Friends Attend Last Rites for Mrs M A Kiser
Glenwood friends learned of the death of Mrs. M A Kiser a former Glenwood resident now living with a sister in Missouri. Her remains were sent to Lordsburg for burial last week with Glenwood attendees including Mrs Kenneth Hollimen Mrs Cullen Richards Marie Reed and Mrs Auggie Kiehne.
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Glenwood
M. A. Kiser
Missouri
Lordburg
Kenneth Hollimen
Cullen Richards
Marie Reed
Auggie Kiehne
Funeral Services Held In Texas For Mrs Mary Moore
Mrs. Mary Moore 83 longtime Tyrone resident died Saturday evening in a Kermit Texas hospital. She leaves daughters Margaret Jones R A Herring from Silver City E C Johnson of Bayard and Mrs John B Crawford of Kermit and three Thwaits sisters plus nine grandchildren and 17 great grandchildren. Funeral services were held at 3 30 p m Monday in Kermit with interment there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Moore
Tyrone
Kermit, Tex
Kermit
Senate Eyes Vote to Trim Foreign Aid Bill
Senate leaders push for passage by Thursday as disputes over cuts intensify. Dirksen vows to table amendments from Morse Gruening faction while Mansfield and Humphrey seek final action. Morse seeks deeper reductions from Kennedy request of 4.5 billion. House already sliced Kennedy request to 3.5 billion with further cuts likely.
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Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Asithey
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
Sen Hipet ‘Humphrey
Minnesota
Congress
Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
Kennedy
House
Morse
Rhode Island educator proposes five years of college study
University of Rhode Island president Francis H. Horn urged extending college length from four to five years to broaden exposure to the humanities and sciences. He argued majors should be delayed and students receive diverse arts and sciences education, citing the need for accurate knowledge across disciplines.
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Rhode Island
Chicago
Francis H. Horn
University of Rhode Island
Horn
Association of State Universities and
Pope
Pepe
Shelly
Moliere
Tolstoy
Peru President Struggles To Fund Simple Farm Tools
President Fernando Belaunde's bid to aid 10 million Peruvians rests on a $10 million loan for hand tools after U S aid red tape and a wary export bank delay. He plans 144 tool pools to supply shovels hoes and crowbars for rural development.
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John M. Hightower
Lima
Peru
United States
Washington
U.S
Fernando Belaunde ‘Erry
Belaunde
U.S. Aid Agency
Associated Press
Finland
Pringle Wins Spot Landing Pilot's Trophy
William J Pringle won the traveling trophy of the Grant County Pilots Association for 1963 by landing his Cessna 182 just seven paces beyond the mark at the annual fly-in held at Dr L L Woodworth farm in Rodeo. Wayne Champney of Champs Aviation, Inc. of El Paso won the guest division. Jim Duncan won the association message drop contest and Mrs Wayne Champney placed first in the guest message drop. Further fly-ins are planned by the local pilots association before year end. An El Paso Aviation Association event is set for Nov 23 with hangar tours, barbecue, races, and optional trips to Juarez or Sunland Airpark.
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William J.’ Pringle
Grant County Pilots’ Association
Dr. L. L. Woodworth Farm
Rodeo Sunday
Wayne Champney
Pilots’ Association
el Paso Aviation Association
el Paso
Cessna
Piper
Sunland Airpark
Juarez
California
Grant
Metals Prices and Early Deer Season Report
Spot non ferrous prices show copper at 31 cents a pound lead 12 cents zinc 12% cents and tin 1.254 per pound with foreign silver at 1.293 per troy ounce local notes New York East St. Louis and Connecticut Valley. Michael C Ybarra a 20 year old Silver City youth reported a first day 10 point buck at 830 am Saturday with location details not released.
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New York
Connecticut Valley
East St. Louis
Michael C. Ybarra
Silver City
Michael
Filibuster Delays Senate Vote On Reapportionment
In Santa Fe the Senate awaited a final vote on the House reapportionment bill after a successful filibuster by Sen. Ike Morgan delayed action. The session included a five hour hearing and amendments, with district plans for 14 counties advancing in House subcommittees and debate over voting weight formulas.
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Santa Fe
House
Grant
Eddy
Curry
Sam Morgan
Senate
Legislative, Council Service
Morgan
Sen. Chavez
Albert i Grecc
Juan
Popejoy Attacks City Papers Over University Coverage
University of New Mexico President Tom L Popejoy accused Albuquerque papers the Tribune and Journal of portraying UNM in a poor light. He cited a 21 month staff survey showing 149 front page stories about the university, only 10 non controversial. Editors defended coverage as reflecting campus actions and events.
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Popejoy
Duke City
University
Associated Press University of New Mexico
Tom L. Popejoy
Albuquerque
Association of State Universities and Land Grant Colleges
Chicago
Ponejoy
Albuquerque Journal
University of New Mexico
Tribune
Dan Burrows
Burrows
Journal
Ed Minteer
Barry Goldwater Seeks 1964 GOP Principles Platform
Barry Goldwater campaigns on a 1962 GOP principles statement. Nelson Rockefeller says he would back Goldwater only if he ran on the 1960 platform. The document favors civil rights as a federal equality effort but stops short of guarantees, while Goldwater pushes for a broad, flexible platform to unite the party.
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Washington
Barry Goldwater
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Arizona
Goldwater
Senate House Committee
Melvin R. Laird
R-Wis
North
South
Last Rites Held At Central Church For Mrs Garcia
Mrs Genoveva M Garcia 61 of Central died Sunday at Hillcrest General Hospital Silver City native of Fierro resided Grant County Survivors include husband Edward and children Lucy Teresa Stella Henry Grandchildren Four brothers Rosary was held at Curtis Mortuary Silver City and a funeral Mass conducted at Santa Clara Church in Central Burial followed at Central Cemetery
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Genoveva M. Garcia
Central
Hillcrest General Hospital
Silver City
Fierro
Grant County
Edward Garcia
Lucy Holtuin
Teresa Perez
Stella Kicker
la Puente
Calif
Henry Garcia
Emelie
Enrique
Adolfo Vizcaina
Diego Montoya
Curtis Mortuary
Santa Clara
Catholie Church
Ramon Estivill
Central Cemetery
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Artesia
Carlsbad
Curry County
Central City
Santa Riva
Cliff
Gila
Buckhorn
Mule Creek
Hachita
Separ
Red Rock
U.N
Arthur F. Dodson
Chino
Texas
Pringle
Barry
Central Church
Garcia
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