Surtax Bid Slipping in Race to Extend Tax Surcharge
The Nixon administration lags in securing Congress support to extend the 10 percent income tax surcharge by June 30. President Nixon holds a bipartisan meeting with House leaders as Ways and Means lawmakers resume work, yet prospects for a quick vote dim. McCormack backs Nixon’s plan for a one year extension on a diminishing basis.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
House
John W. McCormack
Ways and Means
Industries For Gallup Industries For Gallup
Development could bring up to 750 new jobs in Gallup area over the next years. Eastern Navajo Housing Association plans 506 jobs with a prefab plant and a concrete block plant starting Monday. Construction will begin on a 10,000 square foot building for the first industrial park client tomorrow.
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Ted Rushton
A. Gallup
Gallup
McKinley County Commissioners
Eastern Navajo Housing Association, Inc
McKinley General Hospital
Board of Equalization
Harvey Whitehill
Gallup-McKinley County
Spang Named as New BIA Commissioner Facing Senate Objections
Interior Secretary Hickel reportedly selected Alonzo Spang of Navajo Community College for commissioner and two Navajo officials for top BIA posts. Senator Allott objects, citing lack of non Indian nominees, as Roessel and Hena also named for deputy and economic development roles. Spang, 35, a Northen Cheyenne, would be the second Indian commissioner if confirmed.
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Washington
Walter Hickel
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Alonzo Spang
Navaho Community College
New Mexico
Senate
Interior Committee
Gordon Allott
Colorado
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Many Farms
Ariz
Robert A. Roessel Jr
Navaho Com
Munity College
James Hena
Tesuque Pueblo
Roessel
Spang
Robert L. Bennett
Allott
Interior Department
Montana
BIA
Ruth
Vanden Bosch Family Begins Two Year Leave From Rehoboth
Dr and Mrs M P Vanden Bosch chief of staff and administrator of Rehoboth Christian Hospital depart Gallup for a two year leave. A testimonial dinner at Gallup Country Club honored them with 90 guests. They plan a Colorado Michigan vacation and later residence in Franktown Colorado before returning to Gallup. Their five children include two sons in the United States and one in basic training at Fort Ord California.
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Gallup
M. P. Vanden Bosch
Gallup Country Club
Rehoboth Christian Hospital
Faith Hospital
Vanden Boschs
Robert Draper
Monument Valley
al Afman
Rehoboth
Vanden Bosch
Afman
Deniver
Afitian
John R. Kamps
Colorado
Michigan
Franktown
Colo
Grand Rapids
Mich
Goshen
N.Y
Fort Ord
Calif
Luke Society
Christian - Refrom
John L Lewis Dies A Labor Giant of the United Mine Workers
John L Lewis death ends a 30 year tenure as UMWA president and CIO founder. He faced presidents and industry giants while pushing to organize unskilled workers. Lewis admitted to hospital with internal bleeding after a long career noted for blunt rhetoric and steel resolve.
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Washington
John L. Lewis
Ameri
United Mine Workers Union
CIO
Harry Bridges
Longshoreman’s Union
Lewis
Ted
AFL
United Mine Workers
Nis Hetohia Senate Committee On
United States
Soha Aey
Franklin
Theft, underage drinking report near trailer roof arcing
Gallup police investigated reports of a theft and underage drinking. An officer stopped two juveniles between 12:42 and 1:15 AM after a target arrow was shot through a trailer roof, according to staff reports on page six.
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Gallup
Tijerina is Jailed in Albuquerque on Bond Revocation
Reies Lopez Tijerina remained in the Albuquerque city jail awaiting a Friday hearing on whether his $2,000 federal appeal bond should be revoked. U.S. Dist. Court Judge Howard C. Bratton ordered revocation after U.S. Attorney Victor Ortega asked for action.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Reies Lopez Tijerina
U.S. Dist
Howard C. Bratton
U.S. Atty
Victor Ortega
U.S. Marshals
Tijerina
Alliance of Free City States
Carson National Forest
New Mexico
U.S. Supreme Court
Ortega
U.S. Forest Service
James H. Evans
FBI
Forrest
Election School For County Officials At McKinley Courthouse
The Election School for county representative elections to the Constitutional Convention meets Friday at 7:30 p.m. in the Board of County Commissioners room. Actual elections occur next Tuesday. Sample ballots are available at the County Courthouse for previewing mechanics.
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Gallup
School of Instruction
Board of County Commissioners
McKinley
Soviet SS9 missiles to cost over twelve billion by 1972
The Pentagon projects the Soviet Union will invest more than 12 billion dollars into its SS9 missile program by 1972. Officials estimate about 420 SS9s by the mid 1970s, with around 230 operational or under construction, signaling strong drive to threaten U.S. Minuteman silos and pushing U.S. defense plans such as Safeguard.
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Washington
Pentagon
Soviet Union
Soviet’ Union
United States
Guard
Allie
Minuteman
Nixon
Melvin HaOney LO
Laird
House Defense ‘Appropriations Subcommittee
Eithey
Weith
Withdrawal debate hits Vietnam era guard and reserve forces
A garbled excerpt discusses whether regular troops should be withdrawn from Vietnam while National Guard and reserve units stay. It hints at criticism, potential renewal, and fears of intensified conflict affecting mobilization and public opinion.
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Vietnam
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