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   Gallup Daily Independent (Newspaper) - August 8, 1957, Gallup, New Mexico                              ASSISTANT for the last twelve Frank Kennerly who is right retiring in the near receives certificate here from Kichard Parting superintendent of The gift certificate was presented to Kennerly in be half of the Kennerly started in the service in 1917 at Kansas He transferred to Gallup in 1919 and in 1340 he married Marie They have a son eleven years The make their home at 815 East Staff Photo Approve County Budget Biggest Bite Goes To Road Maintenance A total budget of was approved yesterday for McKinley County at a meeting between Louis Fernan dez of the State Department of Finance and County A 1057 valuation of 000 was placed on the Coun ty as compared with a valuation of for Highest items on the budget fund was for road construction and The road fund takes the healthiest cut into bud got not only because of the size the expenditure but be cause the County docs not receive road The General budget to taled the salary budget and the court budget Other major budget items were Agriculture Agent House and jail repair indi gent audit primary election health farm and range improvement and a new recreation Of budget total will be raised from current taxes and are The major Hem in the General Fund budget is for Justice of the Peace The library budget was upper from for 1956 to the fire department from to 000 and for city Of the County road SI is slated for equipment upkeep for for re and for road ma Present at the meeting at the McKinley County Courthouse were Howard of Santa Bob Castner of the State Health De Jacob of Warren Rasmus of the County Health Depart Judge Ed ward assistant District Attorney and members of the t County Democrats Seek Civil Rights Compromise By BETTY PRYOR United Press Staff Correspondent WASHINGTON I ic leaders drove today for early agreement on a civil rights compromise close to the measure overwhelmingly approved by the Senate Wednesday There was growing belief they would as major civil rights groups and supporters made would rather have a modest first they labeled the Senate at There was much jockeying and maneuvering with Republicans and Southern Demo crats holding the key to the out they have in the The by a resounding ma of turned a historic corner at by pass ing its first civil rights measure in 82 Calls A Sham AH of the no votes were cast by hardcore members of the Dixie bloc fighting the plus lib oral Democratic Wayne who called the a bearing little more than the Voting for it was a crush ing coalition of 43 Republicans and 29 The Senate provides for a bipartisan commission with sub pen a powers to investigate voting violations a now attorney general lo handle cases repeal of an old law em powering use of federal troops to enforce Negro rights and power the attorney general to seek injunctions to halt threatened vot ng rights violations One of the major Senate changes from the House was addition of an amendment requiring jury in all criminal This would apply not only to violators of voting rights injunctions but of nil injunctions obtained under fed eral civil penalties aimed mere ly at securing compliance with the injunctions without Action Next Week Basically a shorn of stiffer features by Dixie Democrats and North erners of both it was sent the House without the confi dently expected Southern fili r Documents Go On Display Here Authentic surrender documents which brought about the end of World War II will be among the displays on the mobile exhibit which will be in Gallup Copies of the surrender papers ending the conflict with both Germany and Japan will be on display The exhibit will be open from 10 to at Jhc city M on First Lro Army remitter stationed at said the exhibit is free and every one is invited to visit Gallup Forecast GALLUP Some afternoon cloud fair through Fri day slightly warmer Low tonight high Friday GALLUP DAILY Independent I CAPITAL OF THE INDIAN COUNTRY Volume 69 Number 183 United Press New Mexico Inci Full Lease Wire Service 1957 Price 7 Cents PUEBLO such as the in picturesque native are in Gallup for the Auble Photo Report Lobby Disbanding In fact five Southerners voted for Democratic Leader Lyndon Johnson and his fellow Texas Ralph Yarborough both of Estes Kefauver and Albert Gore and oi who originally fought the with the Southern said it had been made sensible and moderate and there a s great need to move this problem outside the political The finished products was to be carried across the Capitol for pre sentation to the some time Indications were it would lie untouched on the spea kcr s desk until early next week while plans jell on how to handle Funeral Rites For Hannah Saturday formally notified Congress Tues day that they are going out of Amended and final lobby re ports of the Upper Colorado Grass commonly known as the were tiled Tues day afternoon with the secretary of the Senate and the of the House by Julian Freret of and The firm is special counsel for the Reports Meet Requirements The reports were tentatively ac for After their ac Freret told the press that the amended and final re ports apparently meet nil the requirements of the federal lob bying The final report spe stales on its face that no further lobbying activities will be pursued since the group has accomplished its The group was formed three years ago to help push the Upper Upper Colorado was authorized March and the group has been in active sine Clinton Anderson was dissatisfied wilh the lobbying reports filer up to April On May 17 he asked for a full financial re port of the The amend ed reports were prepared at An said it was hoped the data in the amend ed reports filed Tuesday would comply with the points that had been raised by The re ports were filed Tuesday with SANNTA FE UP The body ol State Auditor Hannah who died Wednesday at the age of 69 will lie in state at the Memorial Chapel from this afternoon until then will be taken to the Senate chambers in the capilo where Hannah spent 34 years in various state Final rites will Ve conducted Saturday High state of will serve as active and honorary Expressions of regret continued to pour into Santa Fe Fiscal Chief Ed Hart man said ve lot a man I regard as a real said ho and Hannah had been working on a problem involving the auditors office and the Depart ment of Finance and Administra tion a week the before Hannah was stricken with what proved to be a fatal A recent Supreme Court test of who would sign state warrants and disburse money was settled in fa vor of Hartman against Hannah Check writing formerly was the province of the state and some high officials blamed the court test for Hannahs But Hartman said Wednesday Hannah and j were on oppo site sides of the political but I regarded him as my He said that he had worked close ly with Hanna four years ago when Hartman was comptroller and Hannah was budget after serving two consecutive terms as Hannah was in his fourth term at the time ot his Andersons knowledge and con pent but he declined public com No other upper basin con gressman ever disputed the re Cash Balance Tft Commission The amended reports were filed three days after the board of directors voted to dis solve the Grass Roots groups cor orate It is understood here balance held by the group be turned over fo Hie Colorado River the official organization of the upper Colorado basin Colo New Wyo Of this A spin a 11 i house spon sor of the upper Colorado coin men ted I feel that tht work of the which was timely when the Upper Colorado project was before Con has been Little League Skids Playoff Contests LiUk League officials have announced that there will be a playoff for the first half cham between tin California Super Market White Sox and the Coca Cola two teams ended in a deadlock for the first The first game will be play ed at the little league field at Next games will be Friday and Schedule Of Ceremonial Events Exhibit Hall a SATURDAY Exhibit Hall FRIDAY Exhibit Nail I 00 SUNDAY 2 1ft Exhibit Hall Sunny Skies For Our Ceremonial Festivities Open At Indian Exhibit Hall Sunny skies dawned on Gallup Unlay for the opening of the 36th Annual InterTribal Ceremonial As Indians set up their tents and makeshift residences at the Ceremonial visitors from all over the coun try filled up hotels and motels to overflowing and others took vip residences with lo cal citizens who opened up their Festivities opened today at the Exhibit Hall where judging was held rious jewelry making The first parade of the celebration will be held tomorrow at Members of Gallup service clubs joined with law enforcement agen cies under direction of Robert to direct traffic and keep law and One of the first major awards went to Danny Simplicio of Zuni Village who was named top grand winner in the lapidary divi sion of the the most believed to be one of versatile of all Indian won more individual a wards than any other entrant in the 1951 Ceremonial exhibit and is one of the few who are noted for both and lapidary His 1957 prize winner is an inlaid silver A made by Frank also of was a warded second Vacit is known for his delicate inlay and channel A Navajo George Marli who makes his home in the Lupton area west of took third prize with his bolt The first of the dances will be held tonight at at the Cere monial Tomorrow the seminar on In dian life and affairs will be held at the El theatre in downtown Gallup with Norman chief counsel of the Navajo tribe serving as featured The city detention which was put into shape just in time for was pi tiled to be put into use for the first time today as a labor pool and not as a drunk according to Chief of Police Manuel Press For Red Reply To Wests Arms Plan LONDON will press for adjournment of the Lon don disarmament conference if Russia delays the Western package official sources said Western delegates hoped lo complete the presentation of then final disarmament proposal by the end of nex They were ex to concentrate on thf open skies portion of the plan at to days Delegate Harold scn said Wednesday the five how close it was to reaching a agr Legal Maneuver In West Coast Trial HOLLYWOOD at for Confidential Magazine today prepared to launch a maneuver in an attempt to get two West Coast representatives of the charged with con to commit criminal off the The defense announced day shortly before tin trial of and Marjorie West Coast agents for was recessed unlit that H had made a great Attorney Harold one of ii battery of defense con Annual Rock Show At Gem Village The 13th annual rock show will be 1011 M tV Trail Gem and Mineral CHib Mou se on West Cirm Gem located 1C miles cast of Officials of Uic Trails Hoin and sponsors of the that will b exhibits nil mcr Mir Staler as wiil us Several will have displays md de On fr remaining in Gem Villa the a rock trip is Thf will KHT Mineral House M for the Coyote Council Approves A resolution day by the Tribal C providing an interim a fin fir continuation of general service pending the approval of a new The contract Ihe In torney expired and levin agreement was imam approved by the tended that if a conspiracy had been the c U i v e s should have been brought in Nrw York whore magazine is pub He a case in which a conviction was reversed by the slat Supreme Court be a defendant tried here for a crime that took place in some 100 movie stars took the day off as Vhr judge was forced to re the rial for a day was scheduled to rule on other court The top figures havent been dragged into 1 yet but during every session are on call to testify as defense Most of Wednesdays was devoted to the introduction of rather dull evidence by the prose First Youth Panel At Ceremonial The Gallup Indian Conn minify Center will play host nn at 2 lo he first Ceremonial Indian Youth ives will discuss New ives for Indian associate al with the Navajo Council nt Window Hock will pre sent some research on job oppor and other will lluir Moe thri Leo Silas Olim and others have been invited to Mimr and Herb staff members wlm have had experience in working with young in Ins trea will act as A report the tic mide lo the United on 1 was to be published in New York The last major Western pi sin still to be presented formally at the London conference was a re ported compromise with Russia on the banning of nuclear weapons from use in Informed said the Western com promise would ban hydrogen and atom weapons except in The Western powers have re the Russian demand for a total ban on weapons be cause it depends upon its nuclear strength to counterbalance Rus sias superiority in conventional weapons and Mary Cavanaugh 40Year Resident Dies Al Marys Mary A nl Hospital day A resident of Gallup fur JO born October 181M in Western A will be held at Mortuary by the Catholic Daughters f America at 8 recited by All Catholic arc reques ted lo A rosary will also be sail by the Francis Altar Society tomorrow at S p The Altar Society joined both groups in the is survived by her husband James and one Kirk of Los Calif arrangement arc inu at HOOP AND A INDIAN Warrior for part in the Ceremonial which opened FOR SALE HOUSEHOLD GOODS 104 WEST GREEN BE SURE TO SCt lie Gallery of in the basement of shop in Downtown Golup and also ot our display in the Ceremonial Exhibit Hall we offer crafts of lop M L WOODArD 218West Coal ol Chief 1 healer DANCE Saturday EDDIES BAR WELCOME CEREMONIAL VISITORS FOR YOUR SATURDAY NIGHT ENTERTAINMENT OF MIKES TRIO AMERICAN BAR 217 WEST COAL  

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