Caval ned by indian Patty jets of May
Caval by Indian Patty jets May.
21 Jun 1968
Page 1
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Newspaper
New Mexico Gallup Independent
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1968
Page
1
Caval by Indian Patty jets May.
Fragmentary OCR note references Creek, Ada, Delta, and Ri miles with unclear context. No full events, dates, or entities clear to form a complete news item.
Indepdents in Clovis cover the New Mexico Press Association convention with talks by John Fallon Harold Milks and Col Bob Scott. Gallup area high school graduates seek scholarships with slide programs at the Museum of Indian Arts and Crafts. A Democratic convention is scheduled tomorrow night at 7:30 in the county courthouse, with potential delegates noted.
Gov Cargo announces New Mexico State Parks Weekend with 22 parks honoring local visitors. Each park will select a guest of the week to receive a prize and an Indian Handicraft rug. Blue Water Lake partners provide lodging, boating, fishing gear, and two meals for the honored guest.
Washington AP reports Poor People Campaign leaders urged nonviolence as police clashed with demonstrators at the Department of Agriculture. About 77 protesters were arrested after hours of tense confrontation with tear gas, nightsticks, and blocking city streets.
Chief Justice Earl Warren resigns from the Supreme Court after 15 years amid controversy over liberal rulings on race discrimination and police powers. Officials declined to comment. Warren had previously hinted at retirement plans on his birthday two years earlier.
New Mexico lawmakers heard details on an emergency task force education plan costing 175.95 million dollars for 1969 70 including statewide kindergarten summer school and special education. Advisor Ron Coss outlined a bare bones variant at 19.35 million without those programs.
Clovis hosts the New Mexico Press Association summer convention with Harold K. Milks of the Arizona Republic as the first speaker. Milks, a 28 year foreign reporting veteran, spoke about his AP career before retirement. Gov. David Cargo was also slated to address the journalists. Conference business session is set for Saturday morning led by Jeter Bryan of Las Cruces Sun-News.
Campaign workers in McCarthy seats in McKinley Roosevelt and Dona Ana counties charge irregularities in precinct meetings and delegate lists. affidavits will be presented at Las Cruces credentials committee as efforts to resolve disputes before Saturday county conventions.
The New Mexico Court of Appeals ruled that open meetings law does not bar secret ballots for final votes by public boards. The decision, reversing a state board ruling, reinstates Mrs. Josephine Antoinette Shepard after retirement by the Jemez Springs Board of Education.
McCarthy supporters in McKinley County push to seat delegates elected at precinct meetings at the state Democratic convention. A county meeting is set for Saturday night to select delegates, amid disputes over eligibility and past conventions.
A trash fire started by children near 210 W. Wilson caused an estimated 25 damage to Demetrio Gonzales home. Fire department officials quoted Gonzales about the blaze spreading to the side of the residence at 4 05 this morning. An air ambulance was summoned to Beauty Nook at 71 45 p.m. Thursday, but the alarm proved false.
About 50 residents attended a public meeting on plans to expand and relocate the Inter-Tribal Indian Ceremonial Association to a year round show in the Red Rocks area. David Wesley of Economics Research Associates outlined feasibility and cited rising costs and future uncertainty unless transformed into a broader tourist attraction.
Ecg Nee thee Delatorre announces expansion of Mexican food carryout featuring submarine sandwiches at 406 W. 66th Ave with phone 863-6105. The note discusses Gallup bypass effects on the local economy and measures to keep people in the area. Also a family thank you message for condolences on a departed daughter, The Ortié Fabrilly.
Mrs Arlene Davin who ran the Buffalo Springs Trading Post since 1960 will not be employed at the Triofam Curio Store in Tohatchi as reported in Wednesday's Independent Loretta M Provost one of the store owners says the only arrangement is for Davin to live at the trio for as long as she needs The report notes Provost said the change is informal and Davin will reside at the store site for now.
Fragmentary ad notes Frank Stockton of Antonio's in Albuquerque styling at Desert Skies Beauty Salon on West 66th Avenue this weekend and every other weekend thereafter. Contact phone 863-3789.
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