Wallace Make Stand On Vietnam Conflict
Wallace calls time limit on the Paris talks and a possible military victory in Vietnam if the peace process fails. He urges stronger law enforcement, criticizes Roe and Miranda rulings, and advocates state control of public schools with possible racial segregation.
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United States
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Alabama
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Congress
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Ilege
Justice Department
Maor
Washington
Chavez campaigns in Clovis as Chávez hits east side
Fabian Chavez speaks to a Spanish speaking group in Clovis while Governor Cargo tours the north. Chavez recalls past discrimination and urges legal change, while Cargo touts prior rural outreach and park development as part of the reelection pitch.
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Associated Press
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David Cargo
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Clovis
Cares
San Miguel
Sanday
Villanueva
Carzo
City Manager Named For Town Of Silver
Palmer McCarter a 25 year old New Mexican and former interim city manager of Laramie Wyoming has been named manager of the Town of Silver City to replace Richard Cunningham who resigned. He will assume the post Tuesday.
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Silver City
Richard Cunningham
Leon M. Bower
Lowell Cain
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Fort Worth
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Lawrence
Public Works Department
Texas
Shawnee
Topeka
Kan
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Colds Hamper Apollo 7 Crew Before Flight
Apollo 7 astronauts face a stubborn cold virus as Walter Cunningham and Walter Schirra Jr engage in usual preflight activities. Doctors worry mainly about a decongestant shortage and plan controlled dosing to ensure safe re entry despite space pressure changes.
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Walter M. Schirra Jr
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Cunningham
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Nixon vows three week blitz to boost campaign
Richard Nixon says he will end his presidential bid with a three week blitz aimed at maximum momentum by November 5. He notes heavy state by state appearances and TV coverage while criticizing Humphrey and noting Wallace’s stronger than expected support. He spoke from Florida and Dallas interviews and addressed Europe and NATO in a CBS radio address.
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Humphrey
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Hillcrest Hospital Board to Meet with New Administrator
The Hillcrest General Hospital board of directors will convene at 7 pm in the doctors lounge for its first official session with Norman Meyer as the new administrator.
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Hillcrest General Hospital Board of Directors
Norman Meyer
NM Candidates Enter Final Stages Of Race
The Nov. 5 general election nears with a tight gubernatorial contest between Gov. David Cargo and Fa bian Chavez. Cargo campaigns across New Mexico from the border to Grants and San Miguel County rallying voters on school financing and government reorganization. cargo and supporters push stability while opponents target perceived instability as last week of decisions looms.
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Howard Graves
Associated Press
New Mexico
David Cargo
Fabian Chavez
Cargo
Texas
Grants
San Miguel County
Clovis
Portales
Las Cruces
Lordsburg
Santa Fe
GOP
Benny Sarracino
Aspencade Termed Success by Silver City Chamber
The Aspencade sponsored by the Silver City Grant County Chamber of Commerce drew 150 travelers Sunday. A breakdown of a car occurred but no incidents marred the caravan’s progress as it toured Glenwood Willow Creek and Willow Mountain with El Paso and Mogollaon stops. A silver tipped spider monkey accompanied attendees, and organizers plan further cooperation with El Paso for next year.
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Silver City-Grant County
Willow Creek
Glenwood Woman’s Club
Chamber of Commerce
el Paso
Weather outlook with warm, fair conditions seen
Generally fair through Tuesday with a slight chance of a late thunder shower. Temperatures stay steady with a high near 80 and a low around 50 in Silver City. Sunday’s high reached 81 and the low 42.
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Silver City
Drive On Liquor Law Violations Increases Arrests
Grant County intensifies crackdown on liquor law violations as two twin minors were arrested in Central for possessing liquor and later released to juvenile authorities. Sheriff Aguirre notes broader enforcement and ongoing investigations by multiple agencies. A Las Cruces bank courier reported a cash and money order heist of 3561 dollars from a post office deposit. FBI involvement confirmed as officials pursue leads amid court hearing scheduled for six p.m. today on an alleged liquor violation.
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Grant County
Joe Miranda
Steve Ray Aguirre
Las Cruces
APJ
Larry Porres
City Post Office
FBI
Central City
Traffic Death Toll in New Mexico Rises
The Associated Press reports New Mexico's state traffic toll reaches 341 to date, surpassing last year's total of 327 by this point. The rolling toll highlights ongoing road dangers as authorities urge safer driving practices.
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Associated Press
Open House at J. and Martin Home Honors Grant County Candidates
The John L. Martin residence hosted an open house Sunday honoring Grant County candidates. Co hosts included the Martins Miss Stella Vaughan and Ed Carr. Ed Foreman attended as a special guest. A tea service and rose decorations created a formal setting as about 200 visitors signed the guest book and chatted with organizers.
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John L. Martin
Grant County
Stella Vaughan
Ed Carr
Ed Foreman
Joe Cox
Fred Foster
Mary Moore
Ethel Schmitt
Margaret Locklar
Carol Elliott
Joyce Jacobs
Ted Carr
GOP
United States Congress
Max Villalobos
Johany Martin
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