Kennedy visit opens new era at Rough Rock School
Senator Edward Kennedy visited Rough Rock Demonstration School to mark the first graduation and the return of education to local people. He toured hogans on Black Mountain with Kathleen Kennedy and Adrian Parmeter and spoke with students and board members about local control and aims. The school operates with a $900,000 budget funded by the Bureau of Indian Affairs and other sources, led by a seven Navajo board.
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Pompidou Poher Runoff Heads to French Presidency
Georges Pompidou and Alain Poher advance to a runoff in France with Communists in position to influence the result. Pompidou, 57, former Rothschild banker and de Gaulle's premier for six years, led the first round vote.
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Charles de Gaulle
Gallup Obituary for Joseph F Gribben and French Election Polls
Joseph F Gribben early Gallup resident died Saturday after years in Nebraska and Pueblo. He worked for Santa Fe in Gallup and served as secretary treasurer of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers. Continent-wide French votes show De Gaulle’s remnants and Poher trailing, with Duclos rising in polls. Page Five Continued.
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Las Cruces Faces Drug Problem and Community Fund
Public apathy near Las Cruces shifts to concern as narcotics use spreads among poorer residents. The East Las Cruces Neighborhood Association started a Down with Drugs fund after a police raid. Donations matched by Sun-News publisher to reward information leading to arrests and convictions in Dona Ana County.
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Man Dies In Weekend Gallup Fire
A weekend spate of six fires in Gallup included a fatal blaze at Powell Trading Post. Raymond Hamilton, 21, died after reentering a nearly gutted house. his brother Richard escaped and could not rescue him. Fire origin and causes remain under investigation.
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Rockefeller Latin visits face postponement amid student protests
Governor Rockefeller spoke in Port of Spain blaming extremist student elements for violence that jeopardizes U S relations with Latin America as a Caracas stop was delayed at the request of Venezuela's Rafael Caldera. He stressed the violence does not reflect popular sentiment and warned of forces trying to disrupt hemispheric friendship.
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Hemisphere
New York
South Vietnamese Army Doubles as U S Ground Support Expands
Saigon’s armed forces have more than doubled with large U S supplied weapons and gear. The buildup shifts focus to Viet Cong areas rather than border pressure, aiding Mekong Delta pacification but risking prolonged U S involvement if plans continue.
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Rocket Attack Hits Saigon In Renewed Fighting
Viet Cong shells Saigon for the first time in 18 days and clashes outside the city. An American adviser was killed in the rocket attack as paratroopers from the 1st Airborne Division conducted an offensive sweep 11 miles northwest of Saigon. Six enemy soldiers were reported dead and three captured, with other rocket and mortar exchanges causing casualties.
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Safeguard antimissile faces new criticism in Senate
Washington AP report notes broad criticism from members of both parties as the Safeguard system nears a Senate decision. Senator Symington discusses deployment plans and possible compromises while debates hinge on two missile sites in North Dakota and Montana.
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