Shalako Blessings At Zuni Pueblo Draw Hundreds In Gallup
The Shalako ceremony at Zuni Pueblo drew 400 to 600 cars and 50 to 60 people at Juan and Myra Quale's home as the feast ran through the night. California families attended a reunion in Gallup, courtesy of Steve Pappas, with mutual acquaintances recalling Kramer Moylan families. Nick Kilpatrick, now in Albuquerque, bagged a 645 pound Hepe on Mt. Taylor last Wednesday while hunting with Frank Iskra of Gallup.
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Shalako
Juan
Myra Quale
California
Gallup
Steve Pappas
Hertz
N.S. Munson
Sierra Madre
Calif
Pappas
Ralph O. Kramer
Pasadena
John J. Moylari
Los Angeles
Mrison
Kramer
Moylan
Mt. Taylor
Nick’. Kilpatrick
Central Motor Co
Albuquerque
Kilpatrick
Frank Iskra
New Soviet Leaders Propose World Disarmament Conference
At the United Nations General Assembly Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko urged a world summit on disarmament. He backed a ban on nuclear weapons, base liquidation, and shrinking military budgets, and supported talks with all nations including Red China on halting nuclear arms. He promised to work within the UN Charter to ease tensions and expand peaceful cooperation.
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United Nations, N. Y
Andrei A. Gromyo
U.N. General Assembly
Gromyko
U.S
Adlai B. Stevenson
Red China
Cairo
United Nations
U.N
General Assembly
Security Council
Mayor to Open Third Annual Jaycee Christmas Canyon Display
Mayor Edward Munoz will officially open the Third Annual Jaycee Christmas Canyon display in Ford Canyon at 7 45 p m with remarks by Sen George Amaya and Col M A DAlbini of Frte Wingate Ord nance Depot. The month long program runs Dec 7 to Jan 1 1965 nightly 6 p m to midnight. Donation at the gate appreciated to fund future Jaycee Christmas activities.
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Edward Munoz
Ford Canyon
Sen
George Amaya
Col
M. A. D'Albini
Frte Wingate Ordnance Depot
Gallu Jaycees
Ford Drive
Canyon
The
Jaycees
Yale Promotion To Be Discussed
Yale Promotion to be discussed at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon at Ranch Kitchen. Sonny Turpen, president, says the meeting starts at 12 o'clock. Joe DiGregorio chairs the retail committee and will lead a program on the Christmas promotion and a plan to curb shoplifting and bad checks during the holidays. Members and visitors are welcome with no reservations required.
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Chamber of Commerce
Ranch Kitchen
Sonny Turpen
Joe DiGregorio
Turpen
Chamber to Meet Regular December Board Session
The Gallup McKinley County Chamber of Commerce holds its regular December meeting at 7 30 p m tonight at the chamber office. President Sonny Turpen urged all chamber members to attend with directors and committee chairmen especially encouraged to be present.
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Gallup-McKinley County
Weather forecast for Gallup and surrounding area
Forecast calls for occasional cloudiness today with mostly clear skies tonight and Tuesday. Continued cold tonight with warmer conditions Tuesday slight breeze. Low tonight around 14 degrees high Tuesday near 40 degrees. Sunday’s high reached 37 with a low around today’s morning low.
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Gallup
Airman Survives Plunge After Ice Crash
Robert R. Scott 23 temporarily stationed at Thoreau radar station escaped serious injury when his car spun on ice at the McGaffey turnoff and plunged into an arroyo. State police officer F Gifford pursued a high speed vehicle before it left the road. Scott suffered a cut head and bruised shoulder and faced DWI reckless driving and speeding charges.
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Robert R. Scott
Thoreau
Fred Gifford
McGaffey
Gifford
Indian Village
Scott
Gallup McKinley School Board Resets December Meeting
The Gallup McKinley School Board announces a new meeting date for Monday December 14, shifting from tonight due to the upcoming two week Christmas break. The two January meetings will be held on January 11 and 16.
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Gallup-MckKinley
Man Found Dead In Gallup Alley
Leo Benson, 78, of Manuelito, was found dead in an alley behind Dominic Pomponi’s home at 606 West Mesa around 7 45 a m Saturday. Police investigated as a reported drunk or dead person. Benson was identified by Mrs Richard Garcia of 619 West Mesa. Cause of death unknown.
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Leo Benson
Manuelito
Dominic Pomponi
W. Mesa
Eddie DeArmond
Richard Garcia
Navaho Tribal Council Opens With Fifty Items Agenda
WINDOW ROCK The Navajo Tribal Council began a two week session with about 50 items on its agenda prepared by the Advisory Committee. Officers to report include Council Chairman Raymond Nakai General Counsel Norman Littelley Charles McCammon assistant director of Public Health Service for the tribe and Glen Landbloom general superintendent of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Navajo Agency.
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Tribal Council
Window Rock
Navajo Tribal Council
Raymond Nakai
Norman Littelley
Charles McCammon
Public Health Service
Tribe
Glen Landbloom
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Navajo Agency
Hogwash cargo fuels Navajo seating dispute in New Mexico
State Rep. Cargo and State Sen. Amaya denounce a New Mexico Cattle Growers Association resolution urging that two Navajo legislators elects Monroe Jymm and James Atcitty not be seated. Amaya defends their elections and condemns cattlemen actions as hogwash.
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Associated Press
David Cargo
Rbernalillo
George Amaya
D-Mckinley
New Mexico Cattle Growers Association
Monroe Jymm
James
Atcitty
D-Sanatvan
Floyd Lee
San Mateo
GOP National
Frances Lee
Amaya
Jymm
Mrs Young Buried in Conn
Mrs Sarah Young aged eight died November 29 at St Marys Hospital. Born in Tyrone Ireland she lived in Gallup with daughter Alice Young. Buried in Watertown Connecticut survivors include daughter Miss Young another daughter Mrs Elsie Tipping Pitts two sons Charles Hartford and Stewart Watertown two brothers Robert Clarke Belfast and Charles Clarke Sydney and two grandchildren.
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South Second
St. Mary's Hospital
Young
County Tyrone
Northern Ireland
Gallup
Alice Young
Watertown
Conn
Afiss Young
Elsie Tipping Pitts
Connecticut
Charles
Hartford
Stewart
Robert Clarke
Belfast
Charles Clarke
Sydney
Australia
Tohatchi Man Heads Indian Traders Association
Paul Brink of Tohatchi was reelected president of the United Indian Traders Assn at a two day meeting in Gallup. Russell Foutz Shiprock second in command and John Lee Whiteriver were named first and second vice presidents with Edward Merry Gallup as secretary and Harold Springer Gallup as treasurer. Directors Lee Springer and Ralph Bilby Flagstaff will serve two year terms with Bruce Palmer Crownpoint joining. The group discussed an upcoming U S Supreme Court appeal on state privilege taxes on sales to Indians and noted related cases in Arizona and New Mexico. Presiding at a banquet Saturday night 125 attended. next year’s meeting rotates among Gallup Farmington Flagstaff.
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Paul Brink
United Indian Traders Assn
Russel Foutz
Shiprock
John Lee
Whiteriver
Arizona
Edward S. Merry
Gallup
Harold Springer
Lee
Springer
Ralph Bilby
Flagstaff
Bruce Palmer
Crownpoint
U.S. Supreme Court
Arizona Supreme Court
New Mexico Universities urged to cooperate and reform
After a two year study the Commission on Statewide Higher Education Problems urges seven New Mexico universities to collaborate with each other and with other states. It calls phasing out duplicative programs and increasing state funding while expanding high level research and post baccalaureate offerings at UNM and other institutions.
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Commission
State Board of Educational Finance
Bill Feather
State Capital
Santa FE
New Mexico
Commission On
New Mexico Military Institute
New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology
Cathedral Variety Rehearsals Tonight at 7 30
Rehearsals begin at 7 30 pm with specialty acts and soloists at the Cathedral. The full chorus meets later at 8 15 pm in the K of C Hall on Zuni Road for group practice.
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K of C Hall
Zuni Road
Sixth Weekend Wrecks Claim Five Lives in New Mexico
Six fatalities occurred on New Mexico roads over the weekend with one more death reported. Victims include Madhusadan Shah 22 of Bombay India Arthur Lee Simpson 58 Lovington Thomas Crowther 33 Sanford Colorado George Hernandez 18 Carlsbad and Shirley Coulter 33 Albuquerque plus August Spill tex Winters and others. Simpson died from injuries suffered November 13 in a Lovington area crash and was hospitalized until Friday.
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Associated Press
New Mexico
Madhusadan
Shah
Bombay
India
George’ J. Hernandez
Carlsbad
Thomas D. Crowther
Sanford
Colo
August B. Spill
Winters
Tex
Jerry
Shirley) Coulter
Albuquerque
Arthur Lee © Simpson
Lovington
New Mexico State
U.S. 65
Warren Report The Kennedy Assassination History
The Gallup Independent presents a detailed case history of the Kennedy assassination compiled for readers. Price for copies is 1.50 dollars, available at the reception desk.
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Gallup
Gallup Independent Home Delivery Offer Encourages Subscribers
The Gallup Independent promotes home delivery with a phone line option 863 6811. It highlights that thousands of city families enjoy evening home delivery as their favorite newspaper and invites readers to arrange convenient at home copies.
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Gallup Independent
Gallup
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