Mining leaders urge national minerals policy and cabinet status
At a joint New Mexico Mining Association and International Mining Days meeting in Paso, Jack M. Ehrhorn urged creating a national minerals policy and a Department of Minerals with cabinet status. James J. Craig was named NMMA president, with John Wright and Frank Woodruff as first and second vice presidents, and a slate of directors announced including J J Conley and Gaylord Cudney among others.
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Paso
Tex
Naional Department of Minerals
Society of Mining Engineers
Jack M. Ehrhorn
New Mexico Mining Association
International Mining Days
Department of Minerals
Farlier
James J. Craig
New Jersey Zinc Co
Hanover
N. M
John Wright
U. S. Borax Co
Carlsbad
Frank Woodruff
Kennecott Copper Corp
Hurley
J. J. Conley
Gaylord Cudney
Bayard
E. J. Bennerman
Grants
R. H. Blackman
F. M. Bowman
Lordsburg
T. C. Ferguson
E. L. Skinner
J. S. Wright
V. A. Zandon
TKE Alumni Club Forming At NM State University
The Tau Kappa Epsilon Fraternity at New Mexico State University forms an Alumni Club seeking former members. A dinner precedes the Homecoming football game on Saturday Oct 30. Former TKE members are invited to attend and meet peers. reservations with a fee can be sent to TKE Alumni Club Box 53 University Park NM.
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Tau Kappa Epsilon
New Mexico State University
TKE
Box 53
University Park
N. M
United States Proposes Geneva Nuclear Treaty Oversight 17 Nations
The United States proposes handing over rival U.S. and Soviet draft treaties to a 17 nation Geneva committee to control steps toward halting nuclear weapons spread. President Johnson signs a $2 billion public works bill but signals veto over a clause allowing congressional committees to block certain projects. House investigators avoid engaging with Robert Shelton's allegations as to their conduct. Viet Cong attacks persist on the Plei Me camp amid heavy air strikes and U.S. supported Vietnamese reinforcements.
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Associated Press
United Nations
N.Y
United States
Geneva
Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Washington
Robert Shelton
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Plei Me
U. S S
U.S. Advisers Hold Pleiku Siege at Plei Me Camp
At Plei Me in Pleiku province a Viet Cong assault against the camp persists as South Vietnamese battalions with tanks and U.S. artillery extend the siege. Capt Harald Moore reports nearly half of 12 American casualties, one man killed in a machine gun position, and two U.S. Air Force jets and two Skyraiders shot down. A helicopter crash kills eight American crew.
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U.S. 1St Cavalry Division
Plei Me
Laos
Viet Nam
2Nd Army Corps
Pleiku
Harald M. Moore
Pekin
Ill
Moore
U.S
Camp Under Fire: Viet Cong Attack Thins Defenders
Moore reports that Viet Cong shelled the Pleiku camp with machine-gun fire and mortars. One American killed, three Montagnard aides and U.S. advisers led a bold assault to disable a gun position, while two sergeants restored radio links after antenna damage. Casualties were described as very light.
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Moore
Pleiku
Pleike
Notice of Determination of Heirship in Jose M. Alvo Estate
Probate Court in Silver City Grant County New Mexico will hear objections to a Petition for Determination of Heirship filed by the Administrator for the estate of Jose M. Alvo deceased. Hearing set for December 15 1965 at 11:00 AM in the Probate Judge’s office. Attorneys Robertson Reynolds Silver City represent the estate. Betty J. Turner Probate Court Clerk.
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State of
New Mexico
Grant County
Jose M. Alvo
Arturo Alvo
Dolores Alvo Leon
Carlos F. Alvo
Consuela Alvo
Court House
Silver City
Robertson & Reynolds
Hox
N. M
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