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New Mexico Gallup Independent

Location

Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1967

Page

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Community events and youth activities in Gallup area

Local notices highlight kids day fishing at McGaffey Lake with prizes ice cream and no license for under 14. Also area revival and youth crusade June 7 to 11 at Gallup High School gym with guest speakers and interdenominational participation. Also inventor’s congress June 8 to 11 in Albuquerque and FBI academy graduate among Gallup police officers.

McKinley County Wildlife Conservation Association McGaffey Lake Gallup High School Gary Kroll Dave Rachey Crusade Ray Hilderbrand Paul and Paula Bruce Myrick David Rachey Doug Bosscher First Baptist Church

Thoreau Water Bid Accepted by Mutual District

A bid of 68 988 for the Thoreau water system was accepted by the board of the Thoreau Mutual Domestic Water Consumers and Mutual Sewerage Works Association. The Kent Nolan Construction Co. of Albuquerque has a pending approval from Household Finances Association. If approved, construction will begin to serve about 90 users including Thoreau Elementary School.

Thoreau Water System Thoreau’ Mutual Domestic Water Consumers and Mutual Sewage Works ‘Association A. J. Mohler Kent Nolan Construction Co Albuquerque Household’ Finances Association W. F. Turney HIA Thoreau

House Fails to Slash Its Own Spending Operations

In Washington the House rejected a five percent cut for its own operating costs, approving a $228 million appropriation by voice vote. The move blocked proposed reductions aimed at three federal agencies and drew debate over salaries and budgets for Congress and related offices.

House Frank T. Bow Robio Commerce Justice ‘Departments George W. Andrews Dala Thurday Andrews Library of Congress Senate Bow John Buchanan R.ala Buchanan Congress Jamie L. Whitten D-Miss

Police News Quiet Today

Gallup police logged several minor incidents in the last 24 hours. Albert Slivers of Ganado Arizona was admitted with a broken leg after an assault near Sixth and Coal. A one year old, Jason Frank Jr., was treated after a two vehicle collision at Fifth and U.S. 66. Kathryn K. Howard was cited for driving without a license and wrong lane after a crash involving Charles Frank and a car driven by Frank. A 13 year old girl Christana Estrella was held on runaway. Vandals broke two windows at a church at First and Wilson. Ernest Aston reported a missing bowling bag from his car a week ago.

Gallup Albert Slivers Ganado Ariz PHS Jason Frank, Jr Christana Estrella McAlester Okla Wilson Ernest Aston

Armed Clash on Israel Syria Border Kills Three

An early morning firefight on the Israel Syria border leaves two Israelis and one Syrian dead. The clash near Kfar Hanassi follows days of cross border fire as Gen Moshe Dayan is appointed defense minister. Reactions mix over whether Israel will shift toward a tougher policy amid regional tensions.

Jerusalem Israel Syria Middle East Moshe Dayan Egypt Kfar Hanassi United States Jordan Charles de Gaulle France de Gaulle Paris Soviet Union Britain Washington London Suez Canal Gamal Abdel .Nasser Gulf of Aqgaa Gulf of Elath Levi Gulf of Aqaba Doves Eshkol Abba Eban Dayan Sinai

Ferrari Taken Into Custody After Murder Conviction

Carmen Ferrari 65 of 207 South McKinley was jailed after a first degree murder conviction for the June 15 Gal lup shooting death of Joseph Swain. Judge Paul Larrazolo had set a $30,000 bond prior to an appeal. the bond was revoked and Ferrari remains in McKinley County jail pending the appeal to the New Mexico Supreme Court.

Carmen Ferrari South McKinley McKinley County Ferrari Joseph Swain Gallup Paul Larrazolo Albuquerque New Mexico State Supreme Court McKinley “County New Mexico Santa Fe Barrazolo State Supreme Court

Services for Marilyn Scott Set Saturday in Winslow

Funeral services for Mrs. Marilyn Scott 19 of Winslow Arizona who was stabbed to death Monday will be held Saturday at 2 p m at Rollie Mortuary burial will be in Hillcrest Cemetery She was born January 1 1948 in Gallup and moved to Winslow nine months ago She is survived by husband Robert Scott parents Mr and Mrs Tommy Mims a daughter Geraldine and a brother Kenneth Jacob all of Gallup.

Marilyn Scott Winslow Ariz Rollie Mortuary Hillcrest Cemetery Gallup Williams Pat Williams Bert Melchumas Robert Scott, Winslow Tommy Mims Geraldine Kenneth Jacob

UN Security Council Deadlocked Over Middle East Crisis

UN diplomats said the Security Council remains tightly deadlocked on the Middle East attack and could defer a vote on cooling proposals. Private talks failed to secure enough support for either a U.S. or Egyptian plan, delaying decisions and risking further tensions in the region.

United Nations, NY U.N. Security Council Middle East Council U.S U.N

Three Car Wreck Near Gallup Hurts No One

Six people escaped injury in a three car crash eight miles west of Gallup on Interstate 40 when a sheep crossed the road forcing the first car to slow. Lester Baker of Torrance California drove the eastbound car struck from behind by Robert Staadt of Garnett Kansas. Samuel Durland of Pico Rivera California hit Staadt’s car from the rear. Two passengers in the Durland vehicle were uninjured.

Gallup Gene Molina Lester Baker Torrance Calif Robert E. Staadt Garnett Kan Samuel Clyde -Durland Pico - Rivera

High School Government Class Loans Help Cut Federal Debt

Washington AP reports a high school government class raised funds for a federal debt retirement fund. Through April 30 the fund collected $909,066.82, mainly from the Susan Vaughan Clayton trust of Houston and a first $1,000 from Rep. Charles Bennett.

Washington Susan Vaughan -Clayton Houston Tex Charles Bennett D-Fla Bennett Treasury Department Clayton Trust Und

Crack Red Battalion Routed in South Vietnam Battle

A South Vietnamese task force of paratroopers infantry and armor with air and artillery support destroyed a crack Communist battalion near the demilitarized zone south of Quang Tri City. At Dong Ha Marines fought a separate battle near Con Thien and Camp Carroll with heavy artillery and air support. casualties included 130 Marines wounded and 63, with more in later clashes.

Saigon Demilitarized’ Zone U.S Fidgeline Vietnam Dong Ha Inva Quang Tri City Cally Shaky Quang Ngai Mekong Delta

AG Opposes Forcing Retirement After 30 Years

New Mexico Attorney General says State Police cannot be forcibly retired after 30 years. The State Police Board exceeded its authority by adopting such a rule. Dist Court Judge issued a temporary order blocking retirement of Capt. Winston and Capt. White as hearings proceed. Payne notes a June 16 law sets 61 as the age limit for members of the State Police.

Santa FE State Police Board Oliver Payne A P. Winston C. A. White Dist James Scarborough Winstort White Joe Black

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