Dedication planned for veho National Monument near Tonalea
June 19 ceremony at Tonalea Arizona will honor the veho National Monument with Ex Sen Barry Goldwater as guest speaker. Sponsors include the Ka fre Lions Club Museum of Northern Arizona and Southwestern Monuments Assn with National Park Service cooperation.
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Veho National Monument
Tonalea
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Kafre Lions Club
Museum of Northern Arizona
Southwestern Monuments Assn
National Park Service
Queen Is Selected For Lions Rodeo Queen Contest
Margaret Spinelli 16 of Red Rock was chosen queen of the Lions Club Rodeo after an audience on an applause meter at the Chamber of Commerce. Attendants Dixie Joyce Coal Basin and Carolyn Tillian Gamerco will ride on the float in the rodeo parade June 18 and attend the event June 17 18 and 19.
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Margaret Spinelli
Red Rock
Lions Club
Chamber of Commerce
Dixie Joyce
Coal Basin
Carolyn Tillian
Gamerco
Miss Spinelli
John Spinelli
Joyce
Miss Tillian
Miss Joyce
Clyde Joyce
Mary, Tillian
Gallup Forecast Cooler Tonight and Warmer Thursday
The Gallup forecast shows cooler tonight then rising temperatures on Thursday with a high around 82 and a low near 40. Yesterday reached a high of 83 and a low of 40.
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Gallup
County Valuation Drops Six Million For McKinley Budget
McKinley County faces a roughly 6 million drop in assessed valuation after the State Tax Commission revised figures, forcing a delay and possible budget cuts. The new valuation of 44.57 million reduces expected tax revenue by about ten percent, affecting the general operations budget and triggering a rescheduled hearing for July 27.
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County Commission
Gloria Milosevich
the Independent
All Wat
Youths Held in Burglary in Gallup
Four teenagers from Lawton Oklahoma are held on burglary suspicions after a minor crash involving a vehicle at Blue Streak Oil Co. Police report a number of new items found in boxes, including clothes and a cooler. Sheriff Edmeson says items may originate from Ray's Dry Goods in Cash and Missile Inn nearby.
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Lawton
Okla
James.Luna
Gallup Police Department
Blue Streak Oil Co
William Vinning
Tthe Company
Tthe
Bob Edmeson
Manuel Gonzales
Ray
Cash
Missile Inn
Gallup Budget Gains Approval for 1966 67
The Gallup proposed budget for the 1966 67 fiscal year won approval from the State Department of Finance and Administration local government division on Tuesday afternoon. The plan allocates a general fund of 1 207 009 dollars, 2 346 250 dollars for joint utilities, and 234 010 dollars for bond and interest payments. The hearing was led by Louis Fernandez, chief of the local government division.
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Gallup
State Department of Finance and Administration
Louis Fernandez
Rifle Two Die in Raton Bar Shooting
In Raton two people Bertha Vargas of Raton and Alejo Duran of Albuquerque were killed by a rifle in the Brass Rail Bar after a night dispute. A Cimarron man, 31, was arrested around 1 am on state charges likely to be filed. Witnesses described a man returning, shouting about getting even, then fleeing with the rifle.
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Bill Darden
Raton
Miss Vargas
Duran
Antonia Martinez
Aaton
Martinez
Eastland Wins Race in Mississippi Primary
Senator James C. Eastland led a Republican style showing by Democrats as he defeated two opponents 4-1 in Mississippi statewide races. Reps. Thomas Abernethy, Jennie Whitten, John Bell Williams and William Colmer all won by solid margins while Negro registration rose to 20 percent of eligible voters but a Negro backed ticket captured about 12 percent. State Sen. Montgomery faced a first primary challenge in the 4th District with Attorney Hollis finishing second in a four way race.
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John Bell Williams
William Colmer
G.V. Montgomery
Meridian
J. O. Hollis
Carthage
Alma Heads Toward Cuba With 100-MPH Winds
Hurri cane Alma nears Cuba western coast with 100 mile per hour winds and heavy rains. Cuban authorities evacuate tens of thousands along south and west coasts and Isle of Pines. Islands brace as gale warnings extend to Florida Keys and Cape Kennedy while Cuba reports first storm fatality.
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Neer
Miami
Fla
Alma
Cuba
Isle of Pine
U.S. Weather Bureau
Havana
Navy
la Coloma
Pinar del Rio
Honduras
Isle of Pines
Florida Keys
Failure of Shroud Explains Gemini 9 Docking Delay
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP four separation devices were taped to a protective shroud instead of being attached to disconnect plugs. Astronauts Stafford and Cernan, delayed by guidance problems, failed to dock due to a shroud still anchored by wiring and improperly connected lanyards, with NASA reporting an error in operating procedures.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
ATDA
Thomas P. Stafford
Eugene A. Cernag
Impur
Stafford
Space
Cernan
Amal
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Aft
Reagan Captures California GOP Nomination for Governor
Ronald Reagan won the Republican nomination for California governor defeating George Christopher and Samuel Yorty. Brown faces a tougher race as Reagan vows party unity for the November contest and the Democratic incumbent contends with a strong Los Angeles vote.
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San Francisco
Ronald Reagan
California
Edmund G. Brown
Reagan
George Christopher
Los Angeles
Samuel W. Yorty
Brown
Star
Yorty
Diusopher
Jon Fish
Reno
Christopher
Traffic Accident Injures Boy on U S 68 Near Ramada Inn
Nine year old Tommy Gonzales of 501 West Warren was injured in a two vehicle crash on U S 68 near the Ramada Inn entrance. Pedestrian or passenger in the Gonzales pickup, he sustained apparently minor injuries.
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Tommy Gonzales
W. Warren
U.S. 68
Ramada Inn
Robert Conrad Lee
Oakland
Calif
Pedro Gonzales
Gonzales
Lee
Fresh Corn on the Cob Hours Listed by Daily Star
The Daily Star Weat lists summer hours with daily service from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. and Sunday hours 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. for fresh corn on the cob.
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Daily Star Weat
Bubonic Plague Found Near Gallup Prairie Dog Town
State health officials report bubonic plague in a large prairie dog colony about three miles northeast of Gallup New Mexico. The area, near Long Lake and Zuni, marks the third such discovery this year near population centers.
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State Health Department
Santa Fe
Gallup
Gallupe
Long Lake
Zuni
New Mexico
Larry McElfresh
District Two
Public Health Department
Officials Discuss Crossing At Gallup Industrial Park
The State Corporation Commission met with county officials and others at city hall to review safety concerns over the Santa Fe Railway crossing near the Chamber of Commerce industrial park west of Gallup. Previous hearings failed to yield a workable solution, and plans for interstate on ramp access were rejected by federal authorities. The park spans about 320 acres, with the Chamber of Commerce owning most of it. until access is assured, prospective land buyers cannot proceed.
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State Corporation, Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Gallup
Santa Fe Railway
State Highway Commission
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
C of C
Bill Roller
Car Fire Damages Vehicle at Trailways Depot
John Herrera's car, parked at 308 E. Wilson, sustained an estimated $50 damage Tuesday afternoon after a backfire in the carburetor ignited wiring. The blaze occurred while the vehicle was parked at the Trailways Bus Depot.
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John Herrera
E. Wilson
Trailways
Meredith Walk Continues Through Mississippi After Meridith Attack
Five Negro leaders press on with the 225 mile march from Hernando toward Jackson amid Gov. Paul Johnson's pledge of state protection. Aubrey Norvell 40 faces bond, while Chicago activists join the effort led by Floyd McKissick and Martin Luther King Jr. The attack on Meredith spurred turnout in the Democratic congressional primaries and fed debate over a civil rights bill.
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Harnando
Miss
James H. Meredith
Mississippi
Paul Johnson
Jackson
Meredith
Aubrey J. Norvell
Memphis
Chicago
Floyd McKissick
Congress of Racial Equality
Martin Luther King Jr
Southern Christian Leadership ‘ Conference
Johnson
National Guard
Air Force
University of Mississippi
Hernando
Washington
Sam J. Erwin Jr
D-N.c
Ervin
Senate
Freeman bound over after preliminary hearing in Del Mar Bar stabbing
Freeman Limen Freeman of Williams Acres was bound over to district court Tuesday afternoon after a preliminary hearing before Justice of the Peace Lidio Rainaldi. Freeman faces aggravated assault and aggravated battery charges for the alleged December 1965 stabbing of Alex Suchet at the Del Mar Bar 103 S First.
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Limen Freeman
Williams Acres
Lidio Rainaldi
Freemans
Alex Suchet
del Mar
S. First
Atlanta Firemen Strike Strains City Services
About 500 of Atlanta's 728 firemen walked off the job in a wage and hours dispute. Mayor Ivan Allen Jr. urged a return to work but was met with boos. An injunction ordered the firemen to return and barred mass resignations by the Atlanta Firefighters Union.
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Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta
Ivan Allen Jr
Fulton County Superior Court
Virlyn Moore
Atlanta Firefighters Union
Independent
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Louis’ Fernandez
State Tax Commission
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Albuqueque
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