Grant County Women Observe United Nations Day Program
Grant County Church Women of Grant County WHE plan United Nations Day events on the Western New Mexico University campus. Esther Hymer, longtime U.N. observer for UCW, will be a guest speaker with a program of patriotic songs led by Mrs. George Smith. The meeting opens with a silent meditation and features numerous local figures from WNMU, religious and civic groups. Reservations for the luncheon are closed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Church Women of
Grant County
New Mexico ‘University
Esther Hymer
Syears
U.N
U.cw
Tadity
Tiptin
World Community Bay
Leap Gig of
Women Voters
Gle, McParland
Hymer
Sim Seherdtter
John McLiNen
Board of
Regents
WNMU
William Colby
Féréfin
Cheryl “Hutchinson
Frank Criswold
Winanée Lee
The
American Field Servicew
Delta Burk
R&p. Chih
Frank Etheredges Are Visitors Here
Frank Etheredge and Mrs. Etheredge have spent a month visiting relatives in Silver City and Hurley. They reside in Lawton Oklahoma while he served at Fort Sill. He was on an 80 day furlough before being sent to Bamberg Germany on November 5. Mrs Etheredge plans to join him overseas before year end. The Paris Eiffel Tower opened in 1889 and Saturnalia feasts were noted in ancient customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silver City
Hurley
Ftheredge
Sam Scarborrough
Frank
Earl Etheredge
Etheredges
Lawton
Ohla
Fort SU
Bamberg
Germany
Etheredge
Moon race intensifies as Khrushchev comments stir debate
US officials react to Khrushchev remarks urging caution in the space race. NASA leaders defend continuing the lunar program despite cost concerns, with Congress debating funding levels. Senators and experts weigh the mission's scientific and strategic value while President Kennedy's 1961 goal remains central.
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Earth
Daniel
Wébb
Ihe National Aeronaitics and Spaces Administration
Khrushchev
Mueller
NASA
Russia
Kennedy
Congress
House
Senate Appropriations Committee
Linus Pauling
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
U.S
Anderson
Trence
Trainmaster For Santa Fe Retires After 41 Years
A. G. Crawford, long time trainmaster for the Santa Fe, retires after 41 years of service. He will be succeeded by W. M. Orr, now assistant supervisor of air brakes, who takes the new title of foreman of engines. Orr and Crawford are longtime railroad men with careers spanning Barstow and El Paso. Crawford resides in El Paso with his family.
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A. G.'Crawford
Santa F e'Watlyay
El'Paso
Texas
Loby W. M. Orr
Orr
Albuquerque
Laconia
Greenwich St
el Paso
Tom
Santa Fe
San Bernardino
Calif
Bakersfield
Hereford
Tex
Pecos
Dodge City
S City
Kans
Violet
Argentina Vision on Trade With All Nations
In a conference style exchange, the speaker notes respect for a decision by American nations and confirms openness to trading with any country including communist states. The response emphasizes Argentina will trade with all countries it deems suitable and will adapt its sovereign policy accordingly, as other democracies do.
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Russia
Red Cina
Argentina
States police race to Catron County scene
As of noon no trace found of the car or the man in blood-stained clothing. Tow said Capt. C A White of the state police at Mesilla Park is driving to Catron County to accompany the young woman to the scene to verify what happened. A general alert remains out for the man and the red car.
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C. A. White
Mesilla Park
Catron County
Weekend traffic toll rises with multiple fatal crashes
A collision in Socorro left a 74 year old pedestrian dead after stepping into traffic. In Shiprock a 13 year old girl Shirley Mae Cory died in a car overturn near the junction of U S 560 and 666. A Santa Fe family of three died when a car rear ended another on State Road 422 south of Santa Fe. Five others were injured in related crashes. A one year old, Chris Butcher, died when his car pulled onto U S 80 85 into a truck trailer near Las Cruces.
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Garza
Barrégo
Santiago Lucera
Socorro
U. S. 85
Jake Ganadonegro
San Antonio
Pocito
Shirley MaeCory
U.S. 560
Shiprock
Santa Fe
Bernice Lamereux
Sue Lamereux
Christine Miller
William Lamoreux
Jimmy
Carol
Janice
Elizio Trujillo
Santa Cruz
Las Cruces
Chris Butcher
Juanita R. Butcher
U.S. 80-85
Knife, Fork Club Picks Officers For Unexpired Terms
The Grant County Knife and Fork Club held a brief session on October 25 to elect directors for expiring terms. Francis B. Parsons led nominations with Vincent M. Vesely and Dr. Arthur L. Bach as members. several officers and continuing directors were chosen to serve into 1967 and 1985, with an Oct 31 meeting at the Western University faculty lounge to elect officers for the coming year and plan the annual membership drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant County
Knife and Fork Club
Francis B. Parsons
Vincent M. Vesely
Arthur L. Bach
Birs
Elmer C. Humphrey
James S. Ryan, Jr
C. O. Prevost
Howard Mann
Fret W. Clark
Reeerie Ashton
Dr. Bach
E. H. Kemner
H. O. Robertson
Elizabeth C. Musgrove
Maurice W. Davis
Parsons
Donald S. Overturf
Leon M
T Pan
Western University
Early outdoor labor shaped eye use in ancient times
The passage notes that nearly all tasks demanding close vision occurred outdoors in early history. It suggests a historical pattern where eye strain stemmed from outdoor activities and the environment influenced how people used and trained their vision.
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