Gallup high to gain 1400-student enrollment and add two classrooms
Gallup McKinley County Board of Education approves an 350000 eight-classroom expansion at Gallup High School to push capacity to about 1400 students. Construction to start late September, with bond authorization of 852500 for the district’s building program and prior bond issues already sold.
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John Zollinger
Gallup
McKinley County Board of Education
Gallup High School
James Rowland
Albuquerque
W. B. FitzSimmons
Douglas Hensley
Quinn and Company
Oper
John Schuelke
Hensley
Senate Probes SDS Role in Riots at Hearing
Senate investigators focused on the Students for a Democratic Society as they opened hearings on campus uprisings. A police infiltrator testified about a 1968 Lansing workshop on sabotage and explosives and a pamphlet on bomb making circulated at a national SDS meeting.
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Washington
Students For A Democratic Society
Senate Permanent Subcommittee
SDS
John._L._ McClellan
D-Ark
House
William A. Steiger
R-Wis
James Allen
U.S. Commissioner of Education
Senate
Perman H. Clay
Lansing
Mich
Clay
SDS Council
University of Colorado
Delayed Senate Action on ABM to July Break
Democratic leaders postpone a Senate vote on the Safeguard ABM system to July 4 recess to reassess home-state sentiment. Sen. Stennis backs delaying the showdown, while Sen. Mansfield notes Montana's mixed reaction with many opposing ABM despite a poll showing two to one in favor.
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Washington
Senate
John Stennis
D-Miss
Senate Armed Services Committee
Safeguard
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Floods hit highways and towns across New Mexico area
A heavy downpour on U S 40 between Santa Rosa and Tucumcari breached a dam, flooding the highway with mud and causing vehicle crashes. Injuries were minor for several travelers. Adj Gen Jolley launches a mass vaccination drive in Belen amid extensive flood damage. Las Cruces and nearby areas report substantial property loss from hail and floodwaters, with power outages and tornado activity near Jemez Springs.
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Associated Press
Santa Rosa
Tucumcari
Wilbern C. Flannigan
Castrovally
Calif
Valerie
Betty
Jane
Belen
Beyton—Bmelson
Genese
Belen Conservancy
Molzen
Belon
Noel. Alexander
David Cargo
Las Cruces
Los Alamos
Santa Fe
Las Vegas
Farmington
Unclear OCR fragment hints at trial over forest protest
Fragment mentions a confrontation between State Police and Forest Service after a sign burning near Coyote Evans. It cites testimony by Allanza members and a member named Tijerina about a failed attempt to arrest him for destruction of property with a rifle involved.
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Coyote
Evans
Forest Service
Seo
Allanza
Tijerina
Rockefeller finds cool Brazil reception during tour
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller meets with Brazil's armed forces chiefs and leaders of a suspended congress in Brasilia before flying to Rio de Janeiro. Few residents greet him and no major protests occur. one possible incident involves a shouted threat directed at him.
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Brasilia
Brazil
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Congress
Rio de Janeiro
Nixon
Rockefeller
U.S
New York
Arthur da Costa E Silva
da Costa E Silva
Rockéfeller
Latin America
Sao Paulo
Paraguay
Uruguay
Viet Cong Reoccupy Ap Bia As Saigon Reports
North Vietnamese units reportedly moved back onto Ap Bia Mountain as U S command confirms ongoing operations in the Shaw Valley. Details cite 21 American and 106 North Vietnamese casualties over recent days with a Montegomery Rendezvous drive continuing into the area.
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Saigon
Ap Bia
U.S
Airborne
Thea Shaw Valley
J . Wright
Mola Mal
Melvin L. Zats
Dehaar
Sra
101St Airborne Divinat
North -Viethe
Col-Joseph-B.-Conmy,jr
Washington,d.c
Mander
Appia Mountain
Montgomery
Creighton W. Abrams
5Th Marine Regiment
Light turnout expected in New Mexico constitutional convention vote
Voters chose 70 delegates from 204 candidates with polls open 8 a m to 7 p m. Law allows those in line at 7 p m to vote. Eleven candidates run unopposed. Major themes include education, taxation, and legislative issues. A second convention is slated for August 5 in Santa Fe with delegates from 70 districts.
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Santa Fe
Welfare group targets graduation fees for welfare families
In Chicago, welfare rights groups plan federal court action over graduation costs for public school seniors in predominantly Black areas. Parents report fees totaling 33 dollars for one graduate with charges for announcements yearbook and dinner dance.
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Chicago
National Welfare Rights Organization
Cornelia Williams
Jessie
DuSable ‘High School
South Stars
Williams
Michael Lefkow
The
Community Legal Council
Lefkin
James F. Ae
Virginia
Mack
Welfare Right
Anization
Public ‘Aid ‘Department
Tay Deepeat Ariesents
Missing U S Servicemen Families Plan Meetings
Washington reports plan to inform relatives of over 1300 servicemen missing or captured in Vietnam. Officials from the Pentagon and Defense Department outline steps to ease captivity conditions and provide support in upcoming weeks. Sessions to be held in San Francisco Los Angeles Phoenix and other cities to coordinate family briefings and updates.
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Washington
Tagon
U.S
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Phoenix
Ariz
Den
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