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   Gallup Independent, The (Newspaper) - May 21, 1968, Gallup, New Mexico                                Vote May 28 For Education 2 THE TRUTH WELL TOLD The Weather cloudy through Wednesday In hp or co ale and laic Wednesday Gallup will a low high 79 wilh o low of NUMBER 121 VOLUME 79 NEW MEXICO MAY PHONE 505 8636811 Price lOc Schools Shun Head Start Independently Yours By ERIC McCROSSEN By Ceremonial Board Contract Delayed James Williams Hanson of Pauls Baptist Chuch here participated in tlic weekend poor peoples march in Albuquerque lie This dra matic march was not for Ne groes only because poverty knows no Hanson said persons de siring to assist in the Resur rection City effort could contact him at 505 North He re ported persons participating in the Washington effort need canned bedding and mon He said those people rea lize they cannot force Congress to create Their pur pose is to let Congress know they are deeply and sincerely concerned about the poverty stricken people of tills Resurrection City stands for a new life in the United A Navajo Treaty Day festival will be held at Fort Defiance June This will be the first of several events to rate the 100th anniversary of the treaty of peace between the government and the Na vajo The daylong festival will be gin with a parade through Fort Defiance at 10 In dian dance wag marching bands and a drill team from the Third will be in he pa The fort was established in 1851 by the Third The Fort Defiance Historical by the tribes parks and recreation de will be dedicated at 11 by Raymond chairman of the Navajo The marker relates the history of the fort from the lime it was a military post to its pres ent status as agency ers for the Bureau of Indian At noon June the commu will provide a free barbe que at the Fort Defiance Chap ter Afternoon activities include a track and field old timers base ball open house at the General Dynamics plant and the spring roundup rodeo scheduled at Window The Red Rock Country Sage observes more than 600 new gro eery items are put on store shelves each thus making it easier than ever for the little woman to forget a box of Approval of an architects con tract to prepare schematic plans for the relocation o the Cere monial was postponed at a special directors meeting The decision had been post poned to Monday because of the absence of four of the 12 di rectors at last Thursdays reg ular Ceremonial A ma of the directors indicated they were in favor of the conj tract Thursday night bat when I it came to vole Monday eight opposed signing a at this The directors do not want o borrow money at this lalt Ceremonial pres The big thing is ie cutbacks in government If the highway com changed its mind or the two local banks to pay ar costs until funds from the highway settlement for the old Ceremonial grounds were We cannot begin to raise major contributions for the Cer until we have plans de showing what we arc planning and demonstrating lo Dispute Comes To Light said The esti mated cost of the schematic drawings would have been about Tlie County school system might withdraw and would laken approximately 12 weeks to pre pare from Die signing of the con They would only be ap plicable to the specific area for which they were 1 do not feel we should cal any money until we have Peace Moves Are Expected PARIS AP officials expect France and the Soviet Union all to play some art in carrying forward for peace in Red China opposes a settle but its power to block a deal is believed to have been by Mao cul tural A new burst of diplomatic ac in Paris and other capi als focused attention on he potential roles of other pow ers with a stake in the outcome ut with no current voice in the discussions in Ambassador larriman and Ambassador Xuan Thuy of North Vietnam were to call on President Charles de Gaulle Harri man in the morning and late in the While the visits were listed as courtesy each man was expected to discuss his govern ments position in the negotia British Foreign Secretary Mi chael Stewart will fly to Moscow Wednesday lo confer with For eign Minister Andrei The two men are cochairmen of the peace machin ery created in 1951 and could be in arranging a conference if progress in he Paris talks ever warrants Even more in the view of diplomats the So viet governments influence on This is believed to have jrown in the past year or so at he expense of Red As Pekings policy has fallen into paralyzing grip of internal Vietnamese reliance on Soviets is believe to have To Fit Needs of Communities Council Will Study Bids The city council is scheduled to consider bids on three pieces of equipment and work at the Ford Canyon recreation area when it meets at in city The vehicles are a truck chas sis with hydraulic derrick ani a golf course truckster and a police sedan Tha Ford Canyon work involves grading and Also on the agenda are two zoning Tlie first is on a request for rezoning of lots 38 block Ford from to The second is for rezoning ol lots 3032 and a portion of Fords second addi from lo Councilmen will consider a statement from Allgood Engineering for engineering services in connection with fieli and preparation o plans for improvements to Ihi Rio Puerco A recommendation by the cit committee concerning an architect for proposed new Gallup YOU may also be May 28 on Monday night while attempting to arrest a 15yearold Gallup the incident about when Benjamin reported a cali ber automatic rifle valued at had been stolen from his unlocked vehicle while it was parked at a bar on said he received a report about an hour later that three or four boys were threat ening several smaller boys with a He said he checked the area and found the 15yearold boy sitting on a rock with silver spray paint on his hands and around his While putting the boy Into the police Barraza the suspect jerked struck him and started to He was ap by Barraza and Pat rolman Harry Shay and Edward Barraza said another was picked up later by Shay and Cousins said a caliber rif le was found on the Barraza quoted one of the youths as saying he bought the gun for from a man near he bar where the weapon was In other police a tire valued at was early today by several subjects who reportedly threw a beer bottle at the tires Dewey Val when he sur prised The Cousins was taken from Vallos vehicle which was parked al a side The way the architects in in the casi ven delayed the project for a Police Louis Barraza of years il would leave multiple body bruises worded he Ceremonial heavily in 11 The request for the board to approve a contract with the ar was made Thursday light by John chair man of the development com It was lo be financed by publishing a line of credit at Barrozo Is Bruised by Assailant from participation in the sum mer Head Start program cause of efforts of ilu local Of fice of Opportunity to place a noncertified teacher in i the super the Albert of lisl night one of the asked tlic Gallup The feasibility report is enough i board of education lo delay acl information for big investors at lion on naming or i this lime as to the proposed plans for the the Head Tom head the Another Tom County OKO The issue ofrend a letlor to in the development committee the County Kc just one nf Opportunity board asked i j It is a definite selection noncertified personnel bcj a particular site and the definite as teachers under of an he I cad Start program this sum said he mended thai Hie school dis withdraw as the delegate Thei also bility 1 feel that a decision favor ing this proposal obligates the community to spending the en tire million for the tion of the Ceremonial at tills though the item was on the ig for Head board took no It did not act on hiring personnel i for the Head Start program all site without obtaining the Gallup Driver Gets Citations William 311 Me was cited for negligent driving and failure lo report an accident after the diesel tractor he was driving allegedly caused damage to a city utility The in the 900 block West Coal was struck by the tractor about Patrolman John Torres He said damage to the tractor was estimated at sent or backing of the commu he Guido Zecca another board also questioned the le gality of the Ceremonial board lo spend money that it lias not yet received in respect to auj the contract and then waiting for the highway com mission settlement which is ex in The motion to postpone the architects contract was intro by Ray a and seconded by The motion called for dropping the proposal until there was ei ther money or a definite need for Ihc schematic drawings and until after the public could pre sent their Of the 11 directors Continued on puge eight Thoreau Road To Be Paved A bid of by Hamilton Brothers for paving mil es of the perimeter roads at was accepted by the County Commission ers Monday according to County Manager Gloria Milose said lie did not Continued im eight Student Dies In Oak Creek SCAVENGERS in are among of nations workers who QIC on strike one garbage is piling up in Inc One ol Ihc most spectacular ol Paris is the Lcs known os the belly of Paris which may soon disappear under huge ol have born piling up there lor two days French Crisis Worsens But DeGaulle Sits Still PAULS AP Frances regime and the George sivc crisis worsened with j lion of a true republican re era I of the big Communist more than one third of the opening Hie wny lo hacked Sonera Confederation lions workers on bull of in a speech that President Charles de Gaulles A successful censure striking workers will government still did in Parliament would not oust Del present demands lo The governing coali confidence it whose term runs bul would he whatever government is in ol would survive a parliamentary lo his policies on a censure motion a major until they obtain TUBA eighth grade at the City Hoarding ii Oak Flag Wednesday bul it nuj indication what it would do about higher shorter hours and c Remains drowned Sunday Creek Canyon south of security Nearly 6 million of the na Tlie girl was in a group million workers were I 39 children who were on a dorion 250 factories and was still unlike previous 21 sponsored field trip off the The group left the school earlier on a trip that had lieen plan ned since Miss was wading in a creek accompanied by an in And no limit was put on these Martha Rus when she attempted to wade across he and slipped and fell in the cold Miss Russell grabbed her but the girl reportedly panicked and pulled away from her grasp into deep A bus John jumped into the water three lim es before he became cramped and had to gel An uniden man also dived into the outs and The strikes slopped taxis and gar lid a monstrous traffic jam in made worse by cars on bills that were abandoned after to a Work on the project will start but became wilhin five days and is The body was finally located ed for completion by the end of according to Milose The bid by Hamilton Broth ers was the only one re by the The project will include grad ditching and a 26 fool wide surface treat ment for the she The roads lo be paved arc on the and west perim eter of Pipeline is expected to pave the road from the northwest corner of Thoreau to their plant of with a stick and pulled from the A doctor and ambulance were called and resuscitation was at A justice of the peace at Se is holding an in quest today a the request of the Tuba City The victims June Bit and are residents of Cedar Ridge in the Tuba City Services will be at 10 handled hy the Lat ter Day Saints Church at Tuba which will also provide a Burial will be The bage collection in Paris and closed coal airports and Some tourists were Lines formed at food and tobacco banks and Amid Onethird of Stopgap Program Appears Dead SANTA lAP Onethird lie was told In return with David Cargos educai specifics un what the I lion stopgap program appeared lives will lie if the legislature 1 dead today in the New Mexico declines to ad Legislatures special The remaining hope for rc vival was the louse might overthrow an unfavorable com Tim House Commit tee voted unfavorable and Senate took approaches to bills in in the special session called by which The House referred Its on page out of few police men were in Although not oh many apparently stayed Facing the gravest posed to Fifth DC Gaulle has made no public statement since break ing off a visit to Romania Satur day and returning to the Me is lo address the na research hoard and to vide new method for I bution of free textbook These were lie only bills in Ihc Four stopgap lax measures San Rafael Man Dies in Accident were in The textbook was bumped SAN hy the Education Committee on San was killed a 54 Tiie tn create a about Monday night when finance and research board had rc was struck by i car Driver of the also of San television Friday only the support of Frank j and there was no indication in what he planned for a situation ltu governors strongly reminiscent of the create a i I ID was medical as Stale Policeman Fish ed road to the Thoreau High power in 1958 Opposition politi cal leaders conferred with trade union lenders Monday in pre paration for their attempt in the National Assembly lo Pre meir Georges Pompidou and Cabinet body is at the Flagstaff The French Communist parly moil that brought him back reserve fund for the vehicle was called for an end to he De Slate Health and bound on Slate Hoad 53 VIMS Department also tered The House Appropriations and Finance Committee questioned department director Jas per for wo hours then tabled the and directed Jas per to return this NM Branch Colleges Tailor Programs EDITORS NOTE at branch colleges represent a of most com New branch colleges arc tailoring their programs ro fit of their awn communi Call lo students art lower than they would be if the student went to an out larger A col lege education also means a much greater earning poten For o nigh graduate can to am in a A person who four years of college to coin in a lite levy that will catt the aver age homeowner two cents a week will offer interested citizens the opportunity to begin a college education in their awn This it the second in a scries of By ERIC McCROSSEN The president of the third largest institution of higher learning in New Mexico began his career in a II look him seven years to earn a bachelors Im the product of a part time Charles president of Eastern New Mexico University at Por I bring ing education to the people rath er than trying to bring the peo ple to the Meister is largely re sponsible for one of the grow ing offcampus collegiate edu cation programs spreading throughout major New Mexico Not only has ENMU opened a major branch at former Walker Air Force the college is also pioneering in post high school vocational and technical educa tion in the state and operating a large branch college program at Clovis Meister points The kids canl be They have to have a chance for a higher They cannot afford board and room away from home but often can afford to at tend college classes close lo The ENMU who at one lime was a professor at Northern Arizona said he is familiar wilh many of the problems of the Navajo I believe you can put a college program into Gallup which will largely appeal to those who are unable to take advantage of a college Those children who are and do not know the value of a higher ed frequently will attend a branch college and Ihen go on lo earn He also Housewives who are rearing pro people who are de a hobby and who havent the time to travel a great distance for college courses will attend hometown college courses during the day or al We in higher edu cation must serve the needs of the who reported many businessmen in Roswell helping employes attend j college classes at the Roswell j We serve the needs of the We arc a of the Branch Students attend branch colleges in New Mexico are lik ely to be clerks who recently graduated from high school and are working my way a an who decides lo siart alii over again or someone who just bored with his present ex istence and wants a new chali j In the Carlsbad Mexico State Krma mother of three children and alor of a beauty parlor for five at approximately iO miles per hour when Martinez walked out in front of the car said Apodaca applied liis brakes but was unable to avoid hilling tlic was dead on arrival al Cibola General The body has been transferred to the Mor who said Martinez died of multiple head was assisted in his investigation by Slate Policeman James Cos The age of the victim vas not immediately Stale said authorities at Win dow Ariz are searching for the We are now taking applica tions for Advertising Sales These are perma nent positions for men or Car typing desirable Send complete res ume staling salary require ment to the Advertising Di Gallup colleges represent one of thei said she closed her shop ox Writ bright hopes for the future last year so that she could at the We must look at college full ID terms nf generations I wanted lo my than the immediate Continued on page eight J ten applications 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