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Silver City Daily Press

Location

Silver City, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1968

Page

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Jury selection for Gillihan starts Tuesday

The district court trial for Gillihan, charged with four counts of murder, opens at 9 a.m. Tuesday with jury selection. Gillihan is accused in the deaths of David Rodriguez aged 21, Maria Rodriguez 44, Andrea Rodriguez 55, and Moises Rodriguez 50 on March 30. About 120 names were drawn for jury duty, with 35 excused for legal reasons. The prosecution, led by E C Dave Senna, seeks the death penalty, aided by William Martin. Hilton Dickson and J Wayne Woodbury represent Gillihan. Judge Norman Hodges will preside at the Grant County Courthouse.

Gillihan David Rodriguez Maria Rodriguez Andrea Rodriguez Moises Rodriguez Grant County E. OC Dave’ Senna William Martin Silver City Hilton Dickson J. Wayne Woodbury Norman Hodges

Charles Stevens Dies of Heart Attack in Clifton Mine

Mrs. Robert K. Bell received a letter from cousin Mrs. Beatrice Greenleaf of Clifton Arizona about the death of Charles Stevens on Sept 14. He was overseeing a tunnel in the mine leased from Phelps Dodge Corp when he died. He was the grandson of Isaac J. Stevens and Mrs. Stevens. Survived by widow Grace Stevens of Clifton and three children. Burial was in Clifton.

Robert K. Bell Beatrice Greenleaf Clifton, Ariz Greenleaf Charles Stevens Clifton Stevens Phelps Dodge Corporation Isaac J. Stevens Silver City Grace Stevens

GM Raises Auto Prices as Chrysler Sits in Shadow

General Motors announced 1969 price increases averaging 49 dollars per car, lower than Chrysler’s rise. GM chief James Roche denied White House pressure influenced the move, noting decisions were PM GM-driven. Headrests became optional at 26 dollars, with undercutting Chrysler on overall price.

Charles C. Cain Detroit General Motors Chrysler GM Board James M. Roche Washington Roche Chrys- Jar GM Re Anjacem Cay White House United Auto Workers Walter Reuther Priveey American Motors

Frank Critically Ill In Las Cruces

Frank a former Silver City car dealer operating in Las Cruces suffered a serious heart attack Saturday morning at his business and remains in critical condition at Memorial General Hospital. Family members were notified due to the seriousness of his illness. He is the son in law of Mrs Ira Wright of Silver City.

Frank Silver City Las Cruces Memorial General Hospital 10 Las Cruces Ira Wright Silver Cats

Gawking Hippies Tour N Y Turns Tables On Suburbanites

A group of about 50 hippies from the Lower East Side staged a cultural exchange by touring Queens on a bus, paying five dollars each. They photographed suburbanites in lawns and storefronts, prompting surprise and amusement. The stop sequence included Jamaica Estates and a Nirvana Headshop in Hillside Queens, ending with nude body painting by an artist.

Suburbia Lower East Side Mark’s Place East Village Queens New York City Joe Skaggs Jamaica Estates Nirvana

Paving Contract Signed in Silver City

Mayor Lowell Cain signed a contract with Wylke Brothers of Albuquerque, the low bidder, for seven miles of paving in Silver City under contract project 10. Construction start date not yet set. Ten applications received for City Manager. four contacted for interviews. Richard Cunningham resigned as City Manager on Sept 1 to take a job in Topeka Kansas.

Silver City Lowell Cain Wylke Brothers Albuquerque

Two Planes Hijacked and Brought to Cuba

Two Avianca planes were hijacked Sunday and redirected to Cuba with 139 aboard. A Boeing 727 landed at Camaguey with 72 passengers and six crew, released Sunday night and flown back to Barranquilla. A DC4 with 7 passengers and 4 crew landed at Santiago de Cuba. Cuban and Colombian officials said all aboard were safe and to return to Colombia. Authorities debated if the incidents were connected or a Castroite plot.

Havana Colombia Cuba Camaguey Barranquilla Santiago de Cuba Gerardo Ayerbe Chaux Havang Avianca Airlines Caribbean Alfonso Lopez Roy Haag Peter Vusska Alfredo Crisman Marty Bowman Eastern Air Lines San Juan Miami

Hugh Hawkins to Speak at Rotary Meet in Silver City

Hugh Hawkins of the Silver City Optimist Club is the guest speaker at the Silver City Rotary International noon meeting at the Holiday Inn. He will discuss the United States Marine Corps band, scheduled to appear in Silver City on November 1, a show sponsored by Western New Mexico University and the Silver City Optimist.

Hugh Hawkins Silver City Optimist Club Rotary International Holiday Inn Hawkins United States Marine Corps Band Marine Corps Western New Mexico University

Weather outlook for Silver City tonight and Tuesday

Partly cloudy conditions with gusty winds. Cooler air to follow tonight and Tuesday. Silver City expected low around 44 tonight and a high near 80 on Tuesday. The prior Sunday recorded a high of 81 and a low of 43.

Silver City

Humphrey pushes gradual Vietnam troop withdrawal stance

Vice President Hubert Humphrey reiterated that a systematic reduction of American forces in Vietnam should be possible soon, while stressing no fixed timetable in contrast to President Johnson. He warned against precise forecasts, urged South Vietnam to take on more self defense, and pressed for de Americanization in talks with Saigon leaders. He contrasted with Wallace and Nixon aides, as battle rhetoric and campaign posturing swirled around the issue.

Hubert Nmumphrey Ihis Vetnam Johnson U.S Ohio Saigon Humphrey Columbus South Vietnam George C. Wallace Wallace Southeast Asia CBS Atlanta Richard M. Mixon Robert Ellsworth

Marines Find Two Major Camps Near DMZ in Weekend Patrols

U S Marines uncovered two fortified camps below the North Vietnamese frontier near the DMZ. Bunkers, shells, rockets and mortars were seized as South Vietnamese forces reported 98 enemy killed on the eastern DMZ flank. Additional battles, prisoner camps, and helicopter losses are noted as rains reduce air strikes.

Ay George McArthur Associated Press Saigon U.S Srengthening Wood 8d 26Th Line Marine Binh Son Mekong Minh Forest An Xuyen Cambodia U.S. 25Th Infantry Division Khanh North Vietnam Vinh

Brush fires close Ventura Freeway causing massive traffic jam

In Camarillo California three brush fires blocked the Ventura Freeway, burning 1100 acres and triggering closures. Thick smoke forced a 15 mile backup as motorists rerouted to the Pacific Coast Highway, creating a second jam eight miles away. President Johnson welcomed GM 1969 price increases as a step toward moderation.

Camarillo Calif Ventura Freeway Pacific Coast Highway

Russians Gain in Moon Race with Zond 5 Recovery

The Soviet Zond 5 unmanned craft circled the moon, landed in the Indian Ocean, and was retrieved by a Russian recovery ship. Experts including Sir Bernard Lovell and James Webb say the feat signals a looming manned lunar flight and a shift in space power balance.

Anthony Collings Associated Press Moscow Indian Ocean Bernard Lovell Britain James E. Webb U.S Earth Moon Tass Lovell Jodrell Bank Observatory Webb United States

Traffic Deaths Toll Reaches 302 This Year

A report shows traffic fatalities totaling 302 so far this year, up from 297 recorded in the same period last year. The figures reflect a continuing trend in roadway deaths with no detailed breakdown available in the readable text.

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Widge Road Grant County Road Department Road Department Gawking Hippies Tour N.Y Rotary Meet San Antonio, Tex Roger Brandt James Stadium WNMU
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