Prestige Symbols Hold Up Vietnam Peace Talks
Paris AP reports the Vietnam peace talks face indefinite delay as the United States and North Vietnam clash over prestige issues. Cyrus Vance and Col Ha Van Lau deadlock on conference table shape speaking order and seating arrangements delaying any start before Nixon's January 20 inauguration.
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Vietnam
Nixon
U.S
Cyrus Vance
Col
Ha van Lau
North Vietnam
Vance
Lau
Demilitarized Zone
United States
Hanoi
Viet Cong
Axent
Saigon
NLF
Sniffing Pot Dog Stirs Cocoa Post Office Row
Cocoa Florida, AP reports postmaster Geiger sparked controversy when a pot sniffing dog in Brevard County sampled suspicious Christmas packages. Postal officials say sniffing first class mail is taboo as an investigation proceeds in Atlanta. Sheriff Wilson praised the dog Duke for finding three packages and noted narcotics agents observed the episode.
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Duke
Brevard County
J.A. Callahan
Callahan
Atlanta
The
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Brevard
Leigh Wilson
Wilson
Narcotics Division
M Horpven
Beagh
Tribal Council Deliberates Page Coal Plant Feasibility
Navajo Tribal Council members meet in Window Rock Arizona to discuss a proposed Page Arizona coal fired power plant. Water rights from the upper Colorado River agreement are a central issue while groups present feasibility studies. Peabody Coal Co. leases in Black Mesa supply the planned coal. Private utilities in the Southwest and California back the project.
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Windowrocek
Ariz
Page
Carl Reyal
Colorado
Peabody Coal Co
Black Mesa
Southwest
Califrnia
Stornoway Abandons British Time Experiment
The town of Stornoway on Lewis Island dumps Britain's daylight saving plan and reverts to Greenwich Mean Time to gain morning light. Mayor Donald Stewart says the darkness is not acceptable as residents push for sensible daylight hours amid national scrutiny and a London backed review.
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Stornoway
Scotland
Lewis
Britain
Greenwich
Europe
Arctic Circle
Donald Stewart
London
Stewart
Daily Express
Tijerina Testifies Last Defense Witness in Rio Arriba Court Fight
ALBUQUERQUE AP Reies Lopez Tijerina testified for four hours as the final defense witness in the trial over the armed 1967 Rio Arriba County Courthouse raid. He faces kidnapping false imprisonment and assault charges and argued government officials drove followers to brink of citizen arrest.
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Reies Lopez Tijerina
New
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Tierra Amarilla
Jose Sanzar
Salazar
The
Alianza
Paul F. Larrazolo
Dist
Alfonso Sanchez
U.S
Emilio Naranjo
Benny
Rio Arriba
New Mexico
Salazar criticizes BEF stance on Espanola School branch
Rio Arriba County Commissioner Nick Salazar blasted the Board of Educational Finance for rejecting state support of the Espanola branch of Northern New Mexico School at El Rito. He argued the Espanola need was justified and cited a federal 760000 grant covering 80 percent of costs through the Economic Development Administration, with many groups backing the project.
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Board of Educational Finance
New Mexico
el Rito
Nick Salazar
Rio Arriba
Salazar
William R. McConnell
University of Albuquerque
Federal Economic Development Administration
EDA
Northern
Grant to Gallup for Master Plan Update
Gallup will receive 10728 dollars to help update the citys comprehensive master plan. Senators Clinton P Anderson and Joseph Montoya announced the grant which covers two thirds of the update cost. City manager John Pena says the grant is the largest awarded for this purpose and funds will aid zoning rules highways parks and other city projects.
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Washington, D.C
Gallup
Clinton P. Anderson
Joseph Montoya
John Pena
Harland Bartholomew and Associates
Pena
Fed
Department of
State Park Board urges early renewal to save on boat licenses
AP reports the State Park and Recreation Commission says boat owners can save 3 by renewing expiring boat registration certificates by December 1961. Renewal costs 2 before January 1. After that date applications incur a higher fee.
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Santasfe
State Park’ and Recreation Commission
Scranton Sees Hope for Middle East Peace Talks
Former Pennsylvania governor William Scranton, returning to report to President-elect Nixon, says leaders in Jordan Israel and surrounding states show a fundamental desire for a peace settlement. He notes willingness to talk with U N peace envoy Gunnar Jaring and emphasizes progress toward a settlement despite continued border clashes in the Beisan Valley. He declined to reveal recommendations and cites Israel's security needs in discussions.
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Nixon
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Saudi
Arabia
U.N
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Midde East
Mrs Sanders services pend in Stillwater Okla
Mrs Pearl B Sanders 51 of 100 Hemlock died Monday in Rehoboth Christian Hospital Born January 10 1917 in Oklahoma she lived in Gallup 15 months employed by the BIA home economics department Survived by husband Martin Sanders three sons Tommy Sissions Ponca City Bill Sanders San Diego Charles Sanders in Vietnam six daughters Shirley Sanders Clathe Betty Tddd Louise Atkins Junction City Rae Mae Sission Buelah Grace Sissions Ponca City Sue Sanders Lyons nine grandchildren
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Pearl B. Sanders
Hemlock
Rehoboth Christian Hospital
Oklahoma
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Gallup
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BIA
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Tommy Sissions
Ponca City
Bill Sanders
San Diego
Calif
Charles Sanders
Vietnam
Shirley Sanders
Clathe
Kan
Betty Tddd
Mrs Montoya Rites Set After Automibile Crash
Services will be held Thursday at 10 30 a m in Rollie Mortuary for Edna A Montoya 33 of Gallup who died after a Sunday automobile accident Burial will be in Sunset Memorial Park She was born September 27 1935 in Arizona and worked as a nurses assistant at PHS Hospital Survivors include son Juna Montoya daughters Carman Marie and Yolanda Montoya mother in law Mrs Domitika Montoya of Gallup pallbearers are Adelanido Garcia Abe Garcia Conrad Garcia Narciso Martinez Manuel Esquibel Leroy Gabaldon
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Edna A. Montoya
E. Pershing
Sunset Memorial Park
Montoya
Gallun
Arizona
Carman Marie
Yolanda Montoya
Domitika Montoya
Gallup
Adelanido Garcia
Abe Garcia
Man Identified After Fatal Crash Near Albuquerque
AP reports state police tentatively identify a 57 year old pedestrian killed on U S 85 south of Albuquerque after being struck by a car Tuesday night. The man named as George Redel Tribby of Fargo North Dakota was identified preliminarily from fingerprints on file with Albuquerque city police.
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U.S. 85
George Redel Tribby
Fargo
N.D
Icity Police
Nixon to name Rogers as secretary of state in Cabinet sweep
President electorate Nixon will announce his Cabinet tonight with William P. Rogers chosen for secretary of state. Other picks include George Romney as housing chief and Walter Hickel expected to head interior. Robert Finch named for a major post, with Moynihan set as White House assistant for urban problems.
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Alaska
Seattle
Wash
Interior
Washington
Richard Nixon
New York
William P. Rogers
Sanprat
Eisenhower
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
George Romney
Michigan
Walter J Hickel
Mike Gravel
Melvin R. Laird
Rwss
Defense
Robert Finch
California
Finch
Daniel P. Moynihan
Moynihan
Kennedy
Johnson
White House
Wood Pleads Guilty in Land Sale Fraud Case
Jer ry Wood Jr., 39, of Gallup pleaded guilty in U S District Court Albuquerque to one count of a 25 count indictment alleging use of the mails to defraud. The case concerns land sales in Torrance County New Mexico and Costilla County Colorado.
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Albuquerque
Jerry Wood, Jr
Gallup
U.S. District Court
Torrance County
Costilla County
Colo
Wood
Indian Hills Estates
Howard C. Bratton
Russians Shadow U S Destroyers in Black Sea Patrol
The U S S Dyess and Turner Joy were shadowed by a Soviet destroyer and overflown by Soviet planes after entering the Black Sea via the Bosporus on Monday. Navy officials reported the tailing stayed about two to nine miles behind as tensions rose in the region.
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Washington
U.S.S
Black Sea
Teast Orié
Dyess
Turner
Bosporas
Europe
Asia
Navy
U S destroyers’ Black Sea voyage defends rights says Clifford
Secretary of Defense Clark Clifford on Tuesday dismissed Soviet claims that the Dyess and Turner cruises were provocative. He asserted the mission is routine and that the United States has a full right to deploy destroyers in the Black Sea. He suggested the voyage partly responds to Soviet naval moves in the Indian Ocean and Persian Gulf.
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Turner
Indian Ocean
Persian Gulf
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Rumania
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