DePauli Announces Reelection Campaign in New Mexico
District Attorney Louis E De Pauli announces candidacy for reelection to the McKinley and San Juan counties post in 1968. He notes long service since 1960, two Farmington assistants, one Gallup assistant, and duties as legal advisor and chief prosecutor. De Pauli is Gallup native, University of Colorado Law School 1953 graduate, FBI agent before 1957, married with five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis E.depauli
McKinley
San Juan
DePauli
First Judicial District
11Th Judicial District
New Mexico
Farmington
Gallup
University of Colorado Law School
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Jean Corcoran
Patricia
Louis E. Jr
Martha
United Nuclear plans 10 million uranium mill near Church Rock
United Nuclear Corp will start a 10 million dollar uranium mill near Church Rock in early 1969 with Kaiser Engineers designing the facility. The plant aims to supply yellowcake for commercial nuclear use, employing 600 to 700 workers, and may process ore from Kerr McGee leases as the mine site holds an estimated 15 million pounds U308. A paved road project from Church Rock to the mill site has been funded by the Economic Development Administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nu‘clear
William A. Buchecker
United Nuclear Corp
Church Rock
United Nuclear
Kaiser Engineers
Oakland
Calif
Budhecker
Kaiser
Church ‘Rock
United Nuclear Mill
Kerr-McGee
Velopment Administration
McKinley County
Mill
Burglars Hit Hershey's Enco Station
Burglars broke into Hershey's Enco Station during the night, stealing $12 from a cash register and an unknown amount from a cigarette machine. Police noted a broken garage door and damage to a cigarette machine, pop machine, and two candy machines. A separate incident saw Maria Wilson robbed, and Elena Marez's purse stolen near Eighth and Coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hershey
Enco
Tony S. Sanchez
Maria Wilson
Warren
Michael Sanchez
Elena
Marez
St Johns
Eddie Coriz
Two Hurt In Highway Collision Near Gallup
Two persons Felix Molina 45 and Dora Blick 43 of Albuquerque were in fair condition at St Marys Hospital Gallup after a 430 AM collision on State Road 264 near the New Mexico Arizona line. A second pickup passenger was uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Hospital
Gallup
New Mexico-Arizona
Felix Molina
Dora Blick
Albuquérque
Sammy Keans
St. Michaels
Ariz
Ernest Dahe
Windw Rock
Doyle Randall
Sterling Star Ambulance
Garcia Rites Pending Here
Services are pending at Rol lie Mortuary for Simplicio Arvizo Garcia 80 of 707 W Green who died Friday at St. Marys Hospital. Born March 20 1888 in San Rafael New Mexico he had lived in Gallup since 1941. He was a retired employee of Fort Wingate Army Ordnance Depot and rancher at Fence Lake. Survived by daughter Mrs Max Garcia Gallup sister Mrs Inez Marez Grants and four grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rollie Mortuary
Simplicio Arvizo
Garcia
W. Green
San Rafael
N.M
Gallup
Fort Wingate Army Ordnance Depot
Fence Lake
Max Garcia
Inez Marez
Gallup water study funds requested in New Mexico project package
The Bureau of Reclamation seeks 30 000 for a Gallup reconnaissance survey to assess bringing Navajo reservoir water to Gallup and supplying nearby communities. The request is part of about 10 million for New Mexico water projects including the San Juan Chama Diversion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Réalcamation
Gallup
New Mexico
San Juan- Chama
Colorado
Bureau ‘of Reclamation
Thomas G. Morris
Floyd E. Dominy
Bureau of Reclamation
Navajo
Bureau ‘of’ Reclamation
Pecos River Basin
Tucumcari
Bureau of Reclamat
Mimbres
New Mexico Basin
Rio Grande
Arizona
Bureau
McCarthy Plans Albuquerque Midnight Rally
Senator Eugene McCarthy D Minnesota brings his presidential campaign to Albuquerque for a midnight rally. He arrives about 9 PM from Phoenix and will not appear publicly before the rally to avoid disrupting city precinct conventions. He urges supporters to attend conventions and back his delegations. He then heads to Minnesota to assess tornado damage and may fly to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Eugene
McCarthy
D-Minn
Phoenix
Aziz
Sterling Black
Los Alamos
Minnesota
Washington
New México
Santa Fe
Harold Wolden
Blaze Damages Padilla Home In Gas Meter Explosion
A fire Friday afternoon damaged the Padilla residence at 701 W Logan with an estimated 2500 dollars in damage. A vehicle struck a nearby gas meter causing pressure to back up into a heater and ignite the blaze. Patrolman Claude Hunt said a vehicle may have been involved but no one was inside the home at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward. Padilla
W. Logan
E. A. Fire Department
Claude Hunt
Gallup Police Department
Spock Convicted in Draft Evasion Conspiracy Case
In Boston AP report, Benjamin Spock Yale chaplain William Sloane Coffin Jr. and two others were convicted of conspiracy to counsel young men to evade the draft. One defendant was acquitted. Spock defended his stance against a war he calls contrary to international law. The four convicted said they would appeal to the U.S. Circuit Court and potentially the Supreme Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Benjamin Spock
Yale ‘University
William Sloane Coffin Jr
Spock
Leonard ‘Boudin
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U.s.supreme Court
Coffin
Michael Ferber
Harvard
Mitchell Goodman
Temple
Maine
Marcus Raskin
Washington
Raskin
Federal Courthouse
Indian Program Training to Start in New Mexico
An AP report notes a University of New Mexico led training program for 202 Head Start personnel connected with Indian communities. Action agencies in New Mexico and Colorado plan July 7 12 with a 298 656 dollar technical assistance project running June 1 1968 to May 31 1969 to aid pueblos Mescalero Jicarilla Apache Ute Mountain and Southern Ute tribes and to develop an Indian employment program with the Labor Department and Community Action Programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
University of New Mexico
New Mexico
Colorado
L. E. Roberts
Department of Labor
2300 Indian homes deemed unsuitable for occupancy
Senate hearing cited 2330 federally financed Indian homes lacking water and sanitation. Officials warned as many as 6000 plus units could be built unusable by end of fiscal 1969 due to poor coordination among agencies and missing plumbing facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
John O. Pastore
D-R.i
Senate Appropriations
Karl Mundt
R-S.d
Rosebud
South Dakota
Edwin S. Rabeau
Public Health Service
Division of Indian Health
Rabeau
Bureau of the Budget
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Widow faces eviction from Navajo reservation trading post
Arlene Davin, widow who runs the Buffalo Springs Trading Post on the Navajo reservation, has until June 17 to vacate after Nelson Damon, the tribal vice chairman, says the lease is invalid. Davin seeks a 10 year renewal option to retire and sell her stake. Damon defends the landlord tenant dispute and unanswered due process concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Rushton
Nelson’Damon
Arlene Davin
Buffalo’ Springs
Dealth
Dayin
Bie
Damon
Nelson Damon
Davin
Lions Elks Invites Guests to Saturday Buffet Nights
The notice advertises a Saturday evening buffet at the Lion Elks Inn with dining from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Includes roast beef carved to order, salad and relish tray, and summer season hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obhatimar
Lion Elks
State Police Chief Reports Staffing Shortfall and Resignations
Santa Fe police chief Joe Black says the force has 248 officers, seven short of full strength, after resignations from Johnny Jones Deming and Howard L. McClanahan. A state police board meeting also noted requests for 10 more deputies and a recruit school were rejected, with plans for a new police academy to help rebuild manpower. Twelve rookies with two years on the force received permanent commissions, and Sgt Tommy Cantu along with officers Arthur Page and Gilbert Spits were to be honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
Olice
Joe. Black
Johnny Jones
Deming
Howard L. McClanahan
Edwin L. Mechem
Las Cruces
Galaxy
Charles Anderson
Mesilla Park
Curtis Bunton
Edgewood
Fred Bernard
Roswell
Joseph Evetts
Alamogordo
Andrew Gallegos
Belen
Robert Gongales
Bernalillo
Lynn Heimerich
Benny Marino
Alvin Miler
Tularosa
Maguin D. ‘Sandoval
Tierra Amarilla
Emmitt L
Lie
Mountain
Hospital Fuss Being Studied in Las Cruces
Physicians and directors of the city county hospital in Las Cruces clash over allowing osteopaths to practice. ByLaws favor osteopaths at the hospital while the medical staff bylaws would bar them. A joint statement says little was settled beyond a shared goal to build a new hospital quickly. An investigative committee will be formed to decide official action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Las,cruces
City County Hospital
Las
Cruces
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