Eight Scouts and Leaders Set Four-Week National Trek to Expo 67
A Troop 44 group from the Lup Gallup Elks Club, eight scouts and two leaders, left for a four week trip visiting several parks and cities including Expo 67 in Montreal. They travel by station wagon with camping gear, stopping at sites in Colorado Springs South Dakota Minnesota Ontario New Jersey Maryland New York Ontario Michigan Minnesota Wisconsin South Dakota and Colorado before returning to La Junta Colorado.
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Gallup
Montreal
Troop 44
Gallup Elks Club
Colorado Springs
Ellsworth Air Force Base
South Dakota
Angostura Recrean
Hot Springs
Minot Air Force Station
Turtle River State Park
Jay Cooke State Park
Minnesota
Rainbow ‘Falls Province Park
Ontario
Fairbank Lake Campground
New Jersey
Maryland
New York
Canada
Fanshawe Provincial Park
Manistee National Forest
Michigan
Hok-Si-La
Rochester
Minn
Osceola Air Force Station
Wisconsin
Lexauer State Park
Chadron State Park
Lowry Air Force Base
Denver
la Junta
Colo
Mariner 5 Pursues Venus After Correction of Canopus Error
Pasadena AP reports Mariner 5 corrected a Canopus misalignment and is on course for Venus. The craft, traveling about 7000 mph, will pass within 2000 miles of Venus on October 19 to study radiation and atmosphere through dense clouds.
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Pasadena
Calif
America
Mariner 5
Earth
Venus
Civil rights probe eyed after Tierra Amarilla raid
The U S Justice Department will investigate possible civil rights violations linked to the June raid on the Tierra Amarilla courthouse. National Guard and State Police detained residents in a livestock pen, amid an armed uprising in Rio Arriba County. Governor Cargo acknowledged possible rights violations but said officers acted without full knowledge of the situation.
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Associated
U.S. Justice Department
Tierra Amar
The
Cejes
Lopez
Tijerina
Canjilon
National Guard
Joe’ Black
David Cargo
Santa Fe
Rio Arriba
Lawmakers seek ban on Egyptian extra long staple cotton imports
Representative Poage leads a group in introducing a bill to bar Egyptian extra long staple cotton imports of about 83 000 bales annually. The measure would halt Egypt’s shipments worth roughly 5 to 15 million dollars and aim to raise U S farm production by about 60 000 bales yearly, doubling current output. Domestic cotton from West Texas New Mexico Arizona and California would be affected as Egypt cuts ties with the United States. The long staple runs nine and a half inches or longer and currently sells around 50 cents per pound versus 25 cents for short staple.
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Washington
W. R. Poage
D-Tex
House Agriculture Committee
House
Egypt
U.S
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
California
Daniel Moore II Found Dead Near Home
Daniel Moore II was found dead outside his home on Thursday afternoon at 613 North Carbon. Patrolman Loyd said Moore's wife discovered the body on her return from work. He was transported by Sterling Star ambulance to St. Mary's Hospital and pronounced dead.
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Daniel Moore
John’ Loyd
Moore
St. Mary’s Hospital
Sterling Star
Outpost repels 500 Guerrilla attack in Phu Yen province
In a two hour dawn assault the isolated South Vietnamese outpost resisted 500 guerrillas aided by air strikes. The field report cites 36 Communist dead and 30 weapons found, six prisoners taken, as pacification workers and headquarters troops defended nearby Long Tuong village.
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Saigon
Phu Yen
Long Tuong
Perales Rites Set for Friday in Gallup
A rosary for Pete R. Perales 49 of 118 W Adams Gallup will be recited at Rollie Mortuary tonight at 8. Mass will be held Saturday at 10 in St Francis Church with burial in Hillcrest Cemetery. He was born June 29 1917 in Carthage New Mexico and dies Wednesday in St Marys Hospital. He is survived by wife Jennie three daughters Cetilia Patsy and Raquel a son Arthur one sister Elisa Garcia five brothers Pascual Louie Ruben Raul and Joe and eight grandchildren Pallbearers include five brothers and Tony Espinosa.
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Pete R. Perales
W. Adams
St. Mary’s Hospital
St. Francis Church
Hillcrest
Gallup
Perales
Carthage
New Mexico
Jennie
Cetilia
Patsy
Raquel Perales
Arthur Perales
Elisa
Garcia
Pascual
Louie Perales
Norwalk
Calif
Ruben
Raul
Joe Perales
Tony Espinosa
U.N. Sets Emergency Session Over Middle East Crisis
U Thant announced an emergency U.N. General Assembly session to open Saturday at 9 30 a m EDT to address the Middle East. Kosygin heads Soviet push for Israel censure and troop withdrawal from Egypt Syria and Jordan. Johnson may join later for a possible summit.
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Alexei
Kosygin
New York
U.N
U Thant
General Assembly
Middle East
Johnson
United States
Israel
Rioters Set Fires Loot in Ohio Cities
A rash of fires and incidents of racial violence broke out in Dayton on Thursday night with about 15 fires and a spectacular blaze destroying five adjoining buildings. Police reported rock throwing and window smashing while bus service to Dayton’s West Side was canceled for public safety. Cincinnati faced its fourth straight night of racial violence as National Guard numbers rose from 800 to over 1,000. Tampa, Florida, marked a day of peace as its 500-man National Guard disbanded.
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THE
Associated. Press
Dayton
Ohio
Cincinnati
R.M. Igleburger
West Side
Tampa
Fla
National Guard
Cowboys Ride Tonight in 18th Indian Capital Rodeo
Top nationally ranked cowboys sign up for the 18th Indian Capital Rodeo to be held tonight and Saturday at the Inter-Tribal Ceremonial grounds. Parade Saturday at 10 a.m. leads into two days of events including saddle bronc bareback riding bull riding calf roping steer wrestling and an open girls barrel race. Notables include Clyde Vamvoras Jim Mihalek Bill Stanton C W Adams Glen Franklin and Allen Keller with career earnings cited for several. Sheriff’s Deputy Larry Wilson named rodeo marshal to lead parade route through town. Cash prizes and trophies awarded for parade floats riding groups and various categories reflecting a Century of Progress in the West.
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Galluphons Club
Rodeo Cowboy’s Association
Clyde Vamvoras
Jim Mihalek
Bill Stanton
C. W. Adams
Glen Franklin
Allen Keller
Vamvoras
Burkburnett
Tex
Stanton
Amboy
Wash
Adams
Atascadero
Calif
Franklin
House
N.M
Keller
Olathe
Colo
Hisee Sheriff's
Larry Wilson
Santa Fe
U.S. 66
Fire hits Fontainebleau Hotel in Miami Beach
A midnight blaze at the Fontainebleau sent about 200 guests fleeing from the north tower of the hotel. No serious injuries were reported after a woman fainted and was treated, while firemen cut through the roof to extinguish flames from stored mattresses and furniture. Guests were allowed back by 3 a.m.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Fontainebleau
House Rejects Compulsory Settlement in Rail Strike Fight
Congress rejects Johnson plan for compulsory settlement while union pledges to strike if talks fail. House passes 90 day extension but kills arbitration clause as Senate earlier approves administration bill amid party tensions. Pepper amendment removes mandatory settlement from arbitration proposal.
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Washington
House
Pies
Johnson
U.S
Senate
House-Senate
Harley
O." Staggers
D-W.va
House Commerce Committee
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Claude D. Pepper
D-Fla
Bar Dance Night at Arizonia State Line
Sunday evening party at Bar and Package opens 8 p m to 1 a m with Jim Rich and The Country Coins performing.
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Arizonia
State Line
Jim Rich
Our Summer Hours Dated Note for Decoraay Oil Co
The message lists summer hours from June 15 to September 15 with operating times 7:30 a.m. to p.m. and noon open. It identifies Decoraay Oil Co located at 661 East 66 Avenue.
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Decoraay Oil.co
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