24 Sep 1969
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Newspaper
Silver City Daily Press
Location
Silver City, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1969
Page
1
Air conditioning returns as a standard feature for all Ambassador models with styling updates noted. The ad lists rear seat improvements and new tail lights while highlighting service packages and available trims.
The article details promotions and transfers within the Gap Queer Branch and Tyrone Branch. Cittle becomes manager at the Gap branch on December 1, 1968, then transfers to Tyrone. Moolick, promoted from Tyrone assistant manager, previously headed Morenci as general superintendent.
U S officials say North Vietnam agreed to a DMZ bombing halt in exchange for a pause in air strikes, while Marines head to Okinawa and a 36 000 man drawdown continues. Command reports 8200+ enemy indications, 207 significant incidents, and ongoing river ambushes near Saigon with Viet Cong casualties.
Silver High School vocational class heard talks on careers from Fred Morris in radio broadcasting Dave Warnack as a lab technician Kelly Smith on electrical work Wayne Woodbury a lawyer Non Rath guidance counselor outlined guidance for career and college planning Marv Sanders discussed coaching The class aims to help students choose careers by outlining good and bad points and exploring placement options with the guidance office.
President Nixon will hold his first news conference in three months at noon Friday. White House press secretary Ronald L. Ziegler said there would be no major announcements but the president would take questions. the event will be open to television and radio. The last formal conference was in June.
At White Sands Missile Range New Mexico a large research balloon drifted about 12 hours before the instrument package landed near Hope 26 miles west of Artesia. Ground crews recovered the payload while an Army chase aircraft watched the descent and initial data was radioed back.
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