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17 Jun 1967
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New Mexico Gallup Independent in Gallup, New Mexico
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Newspaper
New Mexico Gallup Independent
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1967
Page
1
Los Alamos Trip Narrates City’s Secret Past and Open Visits
Reporter recalls Los Alamos’s wartime secrecy, air bursts and security. The piece notes Santa Fe rumors about submarines, FET agents, and later public access after 1946 tours and passes. It mentions Truman’s Hiroshima bomb announcement and local memories of the atomic city opening to civilians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe Area
Los Alamos
FET
Santa Fe
Truman
U.S
Hiroshima
Japan
Capital
Rail Strike Action Is Postponed
Washington reports a delay in a nationwide rail strike as Congress seeks a compromise on legislation. Senate and House recessed without conferees as leaders rely on union assurances no strike before a conference on the bill. The no strike ban ends Monday at 12:01 am and a 90 day mediation plan remains in play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cinesk
Congressional
Senate House
Senate
House
Thomas J. Dodd
Mike Mansfield
Johnson
Zuni Pueblo Receives 23700 Grant for Blackrock Park Project
A $23 700 grant for Blackrock industrial park improvements at Zuni Pueblo has been approved by federal agencies and the New Mexico delegation. Funding from the pollution administration EDA and Zuni tribal sources will fund paving, water lines, gutters, and sewer work, aiming to attract new industry and jobs. Indian Commissioner Robert L. Bennett urged ESL programs and broader Indian education during a Wingate High School workshop visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
Pueblo
Federal Water Pollution County Administration
Blackrock
New Mexico
Zuni
Pollution Administration
Economic Development Administration
Zuni Tribe
Robert Lewis
BIA
EDA
Zunis
Dick Hardwick
Wingate
Wingate High School
Robert L. Bennett
Wisconsin
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Graham Holmes
Bureau of Indian’ Affairs
Allen’ D. Yazzie
Alex Riggs
Leupp
Robert D. Wilson
UCLA
Abraham I. Tucker
Ares
Center
Graham E. Holmes
William J. Benham Jr
U S Battalion Hit By Communist Guerrillas Near Saigon
In War Zone D about 30 miles north of Saigon a U S Ist Infantry Battalion faced a three hour attack by Communist guerrillas. Around 15 men were killed and 40 to 500 wounded as helicopters delivered gear and airstrikes and artillery pounded the surrounding jungle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
U.S
Associated Press
Henry Huet
U.S. Ist
Vietnam
Services Held For John G. Hummel 66
Services for John G. Hummel a former Gallup resident and 66 year old former St. Marys Hospital laboratory director were held in El Paso Texas He later ran his own laboratory at 405 South Second Avenue He was a second degree Mason and survived by his wife Irma and a daughter Also of El Paso
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Hummel
Gallup
el Paso
Tex
Hummel
St. Mary’s ‘Hospital
Irma
El:Paso
Mrs. Emma Marsh 81 to be laid to rest in Gallup
Services for Emma Marsh 81 owner of Shamrock Grocery 324 E Terrace are set for Monday 10 a.m. at the Gallup Christian Reformed Church Rev Roger Elliott will officiate burial follows at Sunset Memorial Park Born June 6 1886 in Belfast Ireland she came to Gallup in 1924 after ten years in Dawson New Mexico and died Thursday in a Winslow Arizona rest home She leaves three sons Albert James and George Marsh a daughter Mae DuBois 13 grandchildren and 23 great grandchildren Pallbearers are Fred Hale W A Hawkins Sr John Yurcic Archie Watson James Hartsock and John Womack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Martin ‘Marsh
Shamrock Grocery
E. Terrace
Gallup Christian Reformed Church
Roger Elliott
Sunset Memorial Park
Bellfast
Ireland
Marsh
Gallup
Dawson
N.M
Winslow
Arizona
Albert
James Marsh
George Marsh
California
Mae
DuBuois
Fred Hale
W. A. Hawkins Sr
John Yurcic
Archie Watson
James Hartsock
John Womack
Kennecott Deadline Nearing for New Labor Contracts
In Salt Lake City the Kennecott Copper Corp and unions pause for a 10 day recess as they near a June 30 deadline for current contracts. Both sides display signs of tension while a national strike authorization election looms Tuesday. Kennecott counters with a bulletin accusing unions of misrepresentation and distortion of facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
Kennecott Copper Corp
Western Mining Division
United Steelworkers ‘of America
International Mine, Mill and Smelter Workers
Kennecott
Steelworker Mine, Mill
Kennecott Bulletin
Margie Scott Murder Charge Bound Over in Winslow Bar Stabbing
In Holbrook Arizona Margie Scott 19 faces murder charges for the May 29 stabbing death of sister in law Marilyn Scott outside a Winslow bar. She was bound over to Superior Court after a Tuesday preliminary hearing with bond set at 5000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
World Leaders Convene for Special UN General Assembly
UN meeting opens in New York with Kosygin set to press Soviet plan for Israel’s withdrawal from Arab lands. Abba Eban expected to present Israel’s case as Johnson’s participation remains undecided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Alexei N. Kosygin
Israel
United States
Soviet Union
Johnson
Washington
Kosygin
New York
Abba Eban
Middle East
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
United’ Nations General Assembly
State Strike Affects 400 Workers in New Mexico
A wildcat strike by Local 611 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers affected about 400 workers and 48 electrical contractors in New Mexico. District Court Judge John B. McManus set a hearing for strikers to show cause why they should not be restrained from a work stoppage. The union filed charges with the NLRB claiming the National Electrical Contractors Association refused to bargain. Charles J. Stein filed suit seeking to restrain the strikers. John Milosevich said the walkout was not union authorized and workers have been without a contract since April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
International Brotherhood of Electrical’ Workers
New Mexico
John B. McManus
National Labor Relations Board
National Electrical Contractors Association
Charles J. Stein
John Milosevich
Moore Rites Pendling for William D Moore 1923 as Gallup
Moore funeral services pending for William D Moore 43 who died Friday at his home 613 North Carver Gallup. Born October 1923 in Wilmington South Carolina he came to Gallup in 1957. He was a World War II veteran and is survived by his wife Flora Mae Gallup.
Liberty crewmen claim deliberate attack by Israel in Liberty incident
Malta based crewmen testified in a secret Navy inquiry that the June 8 strike on the USS Liberty was deliberate. They cited ample time for identification and the intensity of the attack as proof, with 81 hits from jets and torpedo boats causing extensive damage and the death of Cmdr. William McGonagle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valetta
Malta
Liberty
Israel
Felipang Bis
Navy
Nnae
Mediterranean
Norfolk
U.S
Middle’ East
William‘McGonagle
Tijerina Hearing Scheduled
Santa Fe AP The arraignment for 19 people linked to the Tierra Amarilla courthouse raid is tentatively set for next Thursday. Judge Joe Angel agreed to preside to ensure a speedy trial if bail cannot be granted for first degree kidnapping charges carrying possible death penalty. defense and prosecution must justify the charges at the arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
Tierra Amarilla
Dist
Joe Angel
Reles Tijerina
Angel
Alfonso’ Sanchez
Fire Destroys State House Site Then Car Blaze
A state owned house at 210 E Terrace was destroyed by fire Friday night and investigators say the blaze was intentionally set. Firemen spent about two and a half hours at the scene as construction for I-40 continued nearby. A second fire damaged a car owned by Pete Ortiz with an estimated 50 dollars in damage and was blamed on a backfire in the carburetor while the auto was parked at PHS Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Yurcic
Pete ‘Ortiz
Auto
Phs*’Hospital
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eric McCrossen
Atomic City
New Mexico Press Association
Koon
FBI
June
Red Rock Country
J. Hummel
Mrs. Marsh
Scott
EL Sombrero
Dininer
Tijerina
Arizona’ State Line
Jim Rich
Gallup Lions Club
RCA. Rodeo
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