Week of turmoil yields to local council Navajo talks in Gallup
A wild week ends with Reies Tijerina in custody as New Mexico rebels headline. Gallup and Navajo Tribal Council advisory committee meet off-reservation to discuss water problems, a first step toward long term cooperation. Senator Anderson opposes wool tariff cuts, citing strategic material and domestic industry needs. Red Rock Country Sage asks about a credibility gap.
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City College Report Is Due Meeting in Gallup
A public meeting at the Gallup-McKinley County Schools office invites Gallup and McKinley County residents to discuss establishing a two year college. Neil Hopkins will present feasibility findings showing higher than expected need while planners seek input on scholarships facilities staff and potential bond elections. The June 14 session at 7 30 PM is open to the public.
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Neil Hopkins
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Israeli Air Attacks Reported Around Damascus Amid Cease Fire Talks
U N observers report three Israeli air strikes around Damascus while no attack on the capital occurred. Israel seeks a cease fire with Syria as Gen Dayan meets UN truce observers in Jerusalem. The Soviet Union breaks diplomatic ties with Israel, urging halt to military actions. Egyptian President Nasser vows to stay on as leader until aggression is erased and a public vote is held.
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Security Council
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Security’ Council
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UN Says Israel and Syria Near Cease Fire Talks Focus
United Nations reports Gen Moshe Dayan met with Lt Gen Odd Bull to arrange a cease-fire with Syria as Syria accuses Israel of bombing Damascus. The UN council hears Thant relaying Israel's near vicinity of Damascus with no confirmed air strike.
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Three Gallup Men Arrested in Navajo Motors Burglary
Police reported three Gallup men Robert McConnell 19 of 714 West Aztec Claude Boardman 24 and Bill Browne Lee 18 Sunnyside were arrested after a tip about a vehicle near the Navajo Motors warehouse. Officers found tools on McConnell and Boardman and a chain link fence breach while surrounding the area.
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Navajo Motors
Robert McConnell
W. Aztec
Claude Boardman
Bill Brownlee
Sunnyside
Tony Sanchez
Sanchez
Boardman
McConnell
W.L. Epps
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Gasoline Fire Damages Home in Martinez Residence
A gallon of gasoline ignited in a glass container caused about 25 dollars in damage Friday afternoon at 713 S Third to a run used to smother flames. Fire department reports say the cause is unknown and the gasoline was not in a storage room, located in the basement.
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Jake Martinez
S. Third
Lawyer Picked For Swanson Murder Case
Attorney George E. McDevitt appointed to represent Paul Swanson who is 37 and lives at 211 Woodrow. Swanson has been moved to county jail and is charged with the murder of Kenneth Eugene Jacobs, 22, shot in the head in front of El Corral on a Sunday morning.
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Paul
William Swanson
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Raton Man Named President of NM Firemen’s Association
Emery Moore of Raton was named Friday as president of the New Mexico Fireman's Association at its 48th annual convention in Socorro. He succeeds John Wheatley of Clayton.
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Jericho Battle Replays Old Tactics Without Heavy Fire
Israeli motorized column advances from Jerusalem toward Jericho while air force drops brief bombs. Jerusalem Jericho highway shows burned Jordanian vehicles. Refugee camps north of Jericho report counterattacks as Israeli troops occupy Hebron amid Arab agitation.
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Tijerina Arrested At Roadblock After Northern New Mexico Raid
Relief Tijerina leader of a militant group linked to a courthouse raid in northern New Mexico was arrested with two men near Bernalillo after a weeklong national manhunt. He was jailed in Santa Fe under heavy guard along with his son and Velasquez.
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Albuqueque
Wallace
Jess Sosa
Arthur Sedillo
Tony’Gonzales
Reies
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Joe Black
Cristobal
Baltazar Martin
Canjilon
Alfonso’ Sanches
Santa’ Fe
A Sanchez
Albuquerque
Gerald Kenna
Velasquez
Kenna
Icoyote
Mauldin Reports Israeli War Front Scenes and Reactions
Bill Mauldin describes war in Israel with vivid scenes from kibbutzes and a Gaza front. He notes American involvement rumors, humane restraint amid heavy fighting, and the toll on both people and cattle as he contemplates going home.
Tomahawk Bar Ad Quirky State Line Hours
Arizona state line venue advertises open at noon on Sunday with dancing from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m featuring Bud Nelson and Saddle Lights.
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Shalimar Inn Slates Weekend Buffet Dinners
A fragment notes the Shalimar Inn offering buffet dinners on Saturday and Sunday evenings during the summer season, inviting patrons to join. The garbled OCR implies a promotional event with planned dining hours and seasonal focus.
Hanoi Power Plant Bombed By U S Planes
Jet from three U S aircraft carriers bombed a Hanoi electric plant and nearby targets as Communist defenses opened fire. One Navy F8 Crusader was shot down. pilot missing. Tass says three U S planes downed. raids come after a Pleiku mortar attack that killed 26 and wounded 121.
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KGAK Sale Pending FCC Approval in Gallup
Merle Tucker has sold radio station KGAK in Gallup pending approval by the Federal Communications Commission. Purchaser is unnamed. Jack Jeppman of KTSM TV and radio in El Paso is noted. Tucker will join Robert O. and Don Anderson to lead resort development on Dauphin Island while retaining another station in Las Vegas New Mexico and planning power upgrades. Purchase price was not announced.
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Local family thanks volunteers for support
A heartfelt message expresses gratitude to the many people who gave generously to memorial efforts for Marilyn Mims Scott, Kenneth Eugene Tachohs, and Geraldine Minis. The note credits the community for its kindness and support during a time of loss.
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Scott
Kenneth Eugene Tacohs
Tommy
Mims
Miss Geraldine Minis
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