Power Station Plan Is Tribal Council Page Location Of Plant
Presentation to Navajo Tribal Council in Window Rock Arizona outlines a proposed coal fired power plant at Page using Black Mesa coal and Colorado River water. Norman Bowman and officials from BIA Bureau of Reclamation Interior Salt River Project will present forecasts and required water from the Colorado River compact.
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Window Rock
Ariz
Page
Black Mesa
Navajo Tribal Council
Norman Bowman
Navajo Tribe
Public Resources Division
Bureau of Reclamation
Department of the Interior
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Washington
BIA
Rom
Phoenix
Peabody Coal Co
Arizona
Navajo Reservation
Graham Holmes
Hunger Threat Looms Over Asaba Refugees Amid Red Cross Dispute
In Asaba Nigeria a food shortage threatens 8 000 residents after a dispute between Nigerian officials and International Red Cross workers led to expulsions and a locked warehouse holding 500 tons of aid. Major Adamu and Father Conlon seek a reconciliation as refugee tensions flare and aid access remains blocked.
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Asaba
Nigeria
Red Cross
Hugh Conlon
T. K. Adamu
Biafran
Adamu
Niger
Onitsha
International Red Cross
Lagos
Robert G Koepp
Peace Corps
Los Angeles
Calif
Father Conlon
Tryig
William. A. Millroy
Canada
John. Osia
NMEA Pushes Ed Plan Revisions and Funding
The New Mexico Education Association urged changes to the proposed basic education program at a Legislative School Study Committee hearing. They seek to raise the average teacher salary to 8000 and include special education, with full funding goals of 90 percent next year, 95 percent by 1970 71, and 100 percent by 1971 72. The committee estimates additional costs of 3.3 million to meet the salary rise and 2 million to reach 90 percent district funding, while full special education would cost 9.2 million but be phased in over years.
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Santa FE (Ap
New Mexico Education Association
NMEA
Legislative School Study Committee
A. ‘C. Woodburn
Alamogordo
Mike, Alarid
Dbernalillo
Woodburn
Credit Probe Is Continuing
Washington AP says Senate investigators heard Leon B. Sanders of Shreveport accuse Ford Motor Credit Co. of triggering false reports that ruined his credit after a mis taken repossession story. Sanders says credit bureaus refused his reports. Spafford of the bureaus defends the system amid many approvals. The panel noted Sanders was among hundreds who complained to Sen. Hart about credit reporting firms.
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Washington
Senate
Ford Motor Credit Co
Leon B. Sanders
Shreveport
John L. Spafford
Houston
Tex
National Association of Credit Bureaus
Spafford
Subcommittee
Sau‘lers
Sen
Philip
Hart
Supreme Court May Hear Walter Mitty of Lawyers
A Chicago impostor lawyer, Morgan Wendel Holmes, seeks to argue before the Supreme Court after a federal prison spell for forgery perjury and fraud. The case arises from a Leavenworth prison incident and a push to move the matter to state court. Griswold, a young DOJ lawyer, will present the government's side next year.
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Supreme Court
Walter Mitty
Washington
Walter. Mitty
Daniel Jackson
Oliver. Wendel
Holmes Morgan
Chicago
Morgan
Olf
Leavenworthy
Kansas
John
Willinham
C. Jarvis
Morgen
Leavenworth
U.S. Circuit Court
Denver
U.S
Erwin N. Griswold
Cca
Justice Department
Griswold
Oliver Wendel
Holmes
Karl Barth Dies in Basel A Leading Theologian
Karl Barth, a renowned Protestant theologian born in Basel, died at his home. He shaped modern theology with ten major works, critiquing liberal theology and opposing Nazism during his Bonn professorship.
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Basel
Switzerland
Karl Barth
Barth
John Calvin
Hitler
University of
Bonn
Derailment Blocks Santa Fe Route Near Thoreau Again
A freight train derailed near Thoreau blocking both main lines of the Santa Fe continental route for hours. Nineteen cars, mostly empty, derailed at 1:10 p.m. with a wheel bearing failure. The eastbound train from Los Angeles to Chicago caused disruption to five passenger trains and multiple freights.
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Santa Fe Railway Co
Thoreau
Santa Fe Railway
Gallup
Two Fatal NM Road Toll Incidents Reported
An 82 year old Albuquerque woman and a 19 year old Roswell youth died in separate New Mexico traffic accidents on Monday. In Roswell a car driven by Albert Molinar collided with a semi at an intersection. truck driver Elfe to Lucero was uninjured. In Albuquerque Fanny Peterson was struck crossing Central Avenue. the driver Eloy Castillo was from Albuquerque.
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Associated ‘Press
Albuquerque
Roswell
New Mexico
Pete Jimenez
Albert Molinar
Elfeto Lucero
Fanny Peterson
Central Avenue
Eloy. Castillo
Gallup Man Shot Dead In Apparent Suicide
Kenneth Ray Casey 36 of 936 Henrietta Drive was found dead at noon yesterday in his home by police after a neighbor notified them. A .38 revolver lay beside him as authorities ruled the death an apparent self inflicted shooting. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Gallup
Kenneth
Ray Casey
Henrietta Drive
Casey
Vicky Casey
Sharon Casey
Valentina “Drive
Clara’ Dearng
Deerfoot
St. Mary’s' Hospital
Sam
Wreck Victim Edna Montoya Rites Pending
Services are pending at Rollie Mortuary for Edna A Montoya 33 of Gallup New Mexico who died Sunday while en route to PHS Hospital after a car she rode in struck a stone storefront at US 66 and Third Street Born September 27 1935 in Arizona she was a nurses assistant at PHS Survived by husband Juan Montoya a son Raymond two daughters Carman Marie Yolanda Montoya and mother in law Mrs Domitilla Montoya all of Gallup.
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Rollie Mortuary
Edna A. Montoya
E. Pershing
Phs Hospital
Third Street
Arizona
Raymond Montoya
Carman Marie
Yolanda,Montoya
Domitilla Montoya
Gallup
Indian Education Finance Debate At Two Day Conference
A two day conference on Indian Education discussed whether Indian students receive enough special aid or just enough to attend public school. Sponsored by the Gallup McKinley County School and others, the meeting covered future topics like teacher recruitment and parental involvement while Dr William Benham noted 85 percent of education funds come from the state per student, with the rest met by local taxes and federal laws such as Public Law 874 and the Johnson O Malley Act.
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Gallup-McKinley
SOF
William Je ‘Benham
Collorado
Utah
Arizona
New México
New Mexico
Willard. Scott
Division of
Leaking Valve Delays Apollo 8 Countdown
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP a leaking valve halted the 102 hour practice countdown two hours before it was to end Officials said the leak would not affect the December 21 launch of Apollo 8 with a three man crew to circle the moon The final nine hours of the practice mission are being rerun today The countdown began last Thursday with five extra days to fix trouble and four more days remain in case of further issues The leak was found in a heat exchanger valve on the launch head service tower
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Christmas Trees for Sale with Free Stands in Tulsa
Christmas trees offered for sale at 600 W. Maloney near Navajo Feed Store in Tulsa with free stands included. Limited details available from the readable fragments.
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Navajo Feed Store
Navy awards large launcher contract amid indictments
The Navy ordered a $5.04 million modification to Alsco Inc. of St. Louis for 275 inch rocket launchers. Alsco’s Techfab Division also received a $13.9 million contract, while a federal indictment accuses six defendants of moving over $4 million through Swiss banks related to prior launcher contracts. The government says the Vietnam war urgency justified the Techfab award.
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Washington
Navy
St. Louis
Alsco
Techfab
Vietnam
Smiths announce daughter JoAn Lucretia marriage
Mr and Mrs Kenneth L Smith announce the marriage of their daughter Joan Lucretia to Carl on December 15 1968.
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Kenneth L. Smith
Joan Lucretia
Carl
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