City projects eyed as Navajo council meets in Gallup
City officials plus Navajo Tribal Council advisory members discuss water issues and future work. USGS studies Ya-Ta-Hey wells with drilling slated for August and costs above 110000. Planned transmission line and cooling tower. Sidewalks on US 66 to be built with state funding. Twenty five Zuni Indians fight a forest fire near Globe. High school summer classes offered at Gallup High starting June 12.
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Navajo Tribal Council
U.S. Geological Survey
Ya-Ta-Hey
Munoz
Gallup
Navajo Dam
Tonto National Forest
Globe
Gallup High
Windshield Wiping Not Easy in Area of Chama
In northern New Mexico, a late evening windshield wash leads to a pistol threat at a closed service station. The region around Chama Tierra Amarilla and Canjilon remains tense after a Monday courthouse raid and National Guard presence. State Police pursue several suspects including Baltazar Martinez, said to be highly dangerous.
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Chama
Tierra Amarilla
Canjilon
New Mexico
Tierra’ Amarilla
National Guard
Tijerina
Federal Alliance of Land Grants
Rio*Arriba County
Benn Naranjo- 88
Cristobal
Baltazar Martinez
Joe Blatk
Martinez
Black
Services Set For John Frank 80 in Gallup
John Frank 80 of 409 S Third died Tuesday in St Marys Hospital. Services Saturday at 10 30 a m in Rollie Mortuary with Rev Clarence Stanfield officiating. Burial Sunset Memorial Park. Born Sept 12 1886 in Mar inger y Russia he lived in Gallup 60 years retired coal miner. Survived by wife Siseiley a daughter Mrs Mary Kenski Gallup and a son John Frank Jr Durango Colo.
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John Frank
St. Mary's Hospital
Rollie Mortuary
Clarence Stanfield
Memorial Park
Maringéry
Russia
Frank
Gallup
Siseiley
Mary Kenski
John Frank Jr
Durango
Col
Tijerina's Rebels Tighten Search After Courthouse Shootout
Law officers chase leader Reies Tijerina and 15 others linked to a Tierra Amarilla courthouse attack that wounded two officers. Five of 16 suspects were arrested in raids, while Tijerina remained at large as officials highlight threats of more violence and coordinate state police and sheriff efforts across northern New Mexico.
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Santa FE
N.M
Rio Arriba
Tierra Amarailla
Reies Tijerina
David Cargo
Tijerina
Federal Alliance of Land Grants
New Mexico
Coyote
Benny Naranjo
Reles Tijerina
Santa Fe County
Dist
Alfonso Sanchez
Canjilon
Bernalillo
Albuquerque
New. Mexico
Cease-Fire Offer and Israeli Advances in Middle East
The Associated Press reports Egyptian forces resisted on the western desert front while a cease-fire held on the Jordanian front. Israel said it had seized Palestine west of the Jordan River and the Dead Sea and extended its boundary to pre 1948 lines. Egypt pledged to continue fighting despite a UN cease-fire call. Israeli spokesmen said fighting persisted near Bir Gif Gafa and the Mitla Pass as forces captured Hebron Hills and moved toward the Dead Sea after advancing north of Jerusalem.
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Associated Press
Iial
Palestine
Jordan River
Dead Sea
Jordan
Egypt
Security Council
Bir Gif Gafa
Suez Canal
Sini
Hebron
Jerusalem
Joint Tribal Council and City Discuss Gallup Water Needs
A Wednesday meeting of the Gallup city council and the Navajo Tribal Council advisory committee agreed on a unified push for water to Gallup and Navajo areas. They plan a feasibility study for a potential $12 million Navajo Reservoir to Gallup pipeline and consider canal systems and regional allotments.
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Gallup
Navajo Tribal Council
Window Rock
Navajo Reservoir
Frank Luther
Edward Munoz
Manuelito
Tohatchi
William Petranovich
Petranovich
Carl Todacheene
Tribal
Rock Gallup
Luther
Todacheene
Rufus Walters
James Maloney
Alexander Tso
Frankie Howard
Dudley Yazzie
Harvey Blackwater
Evans Holly
John Wallace
Peter Deswood
Wilson Halona
Tony Becenti
Willis H. Peterson
Annie D. Wauneka
John, Brown, Jr
Mabel
Hesuse
Richard Allgood
Swanson Held Without Bond in Shooting Death of Jacobs
Paul William Swanson, 37, a Santa Fe Railway brakeman, is jailed on murder charges after Kenneth Eugene Jacobs, 22, was shot in the head near FE Corral early Sunday. Swanson appeared before Judge Li dio Rainaldi and asked for a court appointed attorney, with bond denied. A suspect vehicle linked by witnesses was found near Fourth and Wilson and is being examined by the FBI lab for traces of firearm material. Police report another incident as Franklin Harrison Jr. was stabbed once and treated at PHS Hospital after an assault near the Trailways Bus Depot.
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Paul William Swanson
Woodrow
Kenneth Eugene Jacobs
Swanson
Santa Fe Railway
Lidio Rainaldi
Rainaldi
Jacobs
FE Corral
Fourth
Wilson
Marlin -Morehouse
Frank B. Zinn
Morehouse
FBI’ Laboratory
Washington, D.C
Franklin Harrison Jr
E. Sullivan
Trailways
PHS Hospital
Crisis Aids Strike Move In Rail Legislation
Washington AP reports the Middle East crisis boosts Johnson administration plans to secure congressional approval for a nationwide rail strike avoidance bill. Senate backed the measure 70 to 15 as House critics privately concede Israel Arab conflict hampers revision efforts. House Commerce Committee to take up the bill.
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Washington
Middle East
Johnson Administration
House
Israel
Senate
House’ Commerce Committee
Mauldin Back in Combat Zone Cartoonist Reports Middle East War
Editorial cartoonist Bill Mauldin files from Israel as war erupts in the Middle East. He recalls prior front-line coverage in Vietnam and Korea, details a Sinai frontline incident, and describes battlefield scenes, red alerts, and air raid sirens signaling that war had started.
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Bill
Mauldin
Bill Mauldin
Middle East
Pleil
Vietnam
Willie
Joe
Five Injured In Wrecks In Gallup Area
Five people hospitalized after traffic accidents in the Gallup area. A Salinas California family of three was hurt on U.S. 66 near Continental Divide. Gladys Ginn 44 and Barbie Ginn 53, plus granddaughter Melissa-Lee Ginn 4, were treated at St. Mary's Hospital with neck and arm injuries. A motorcycle crash on U.S. 66 near Crestview Acres injured Lawrence D. Davis 27, taken to Rehoboth Christian Hospital. Nabor Aragon 8 was in fair condition at St. Mary's after a bicycle collision with a city truck driven by Manuel S. Sanchez 63. Police noted no citations issued in the incidents.
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Gallup
Salinas
Calif
St. Mary’ S Hospital
U.S. 66
Continental Divide
Gladys Ginn
Barbie Ginn
Melissa - Lee Ginn
Charles Smith
New Mexico State Police
Ginn
Crestview’ Acres
Tony
Baca
Gallip
A. L. Thomas
McKee Drive
U. S. 66
Davis
Rehoboth. Christian Hospital
Bach
Nabor Aragon
E. Pershing
St. Mary's Hospital
McKinley
E. Wilson
Gerald “Toombs
Fire crews respond to trash fire near service station
Firemen were called to the Hedges Service Station on U. S. 66 West at 12 50 this morning to extinguish a trash fire in a Thomas B Curtis household area. Estimated damage about 50 dollars.
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U. S
West
Thomas B.” Curtis
Rmo
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