Autopsy Comment Withheld On Unidentified Mine Body
Sheriff Bill Bass said the autopsy on an unidentified nude male body found near Mentmore coal mine cannot be disclosed yet. Dr Norman Pond reported some interesting findings but gave no details. Fingerprints are being sought in Washington DC and may take a week for results.
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Bill Bass
Mentmore
Bass
Gallup
Albuquerque
Norman Pond
BCI Hospital
Rollie Mortuary
Pond
Ed DePauli
Washington D.C
DePauli
Plague Death Reported in Navajo Child in Utah
State Health Department confirmed a 5 year old Navajo child died in Monument Valley Hospital Utah from bubonic plague May 23. Autopsy found plague germs and Atlanta tests confirmed probable cause. This marks the farthest northwestern extension of plague previously centered in western New Mexico.
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Santa FE
State Health Department
Utah
Edwin Wicks
Public Health Service
Atlanta
Wicks
Monument Valley Hospital
Western
New Mexico
Navajo Council Adopts Five Resolutions On Voting Rights
The Navajo Tribal Council approves five measures including an intervention by general counsel Norman Littell in an Arizona voting rights case. The action seeks to protect Navajo registration and voting rights in Apache, Navajo, and Coconino counties amid literacy tests reinstated by a consent judgment. The vote passed 57 to 1 with related steps to authorize the board of supervisors to negotiate agreements.
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Window Rock
Ariz
Navajo Tribal Council
Navajo Tribal
Norman M. Littell
Arizona
Littell
Apache, Navajo
Coconino
U. S
Washington D. C
Tribe
Board of Supervisors
Navajo youth program approved. funds allocated for 2000 enrollees
The Department of Labor approved the summer Neighborhood Youth Project through the Navajo Tribe and Office of Economic Opportunity, providing work experience for 2,000 enrollees. The federal share of 932,654 dollars totals 834,178 dollars. The eight week effort targets Navajo participation in state elections across Arizona New Mexico and Utah.
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Department of Labor
Navajo Tribe
Office of Economic Opportunity
Washington
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
Arizona
New Mexico
Utah
Padre Point
Lakes Powell
Farm workers gain first major contract with Schenley
The National Farm Workers Association and Schenley Industries Inc. signed a one year pact covering 450 workers on a 3600 acre Delano vineyard. The deal raises the hourly wage to 1.75 with a union shop and hiring hall. Dues handling to be decided and fringe benefits to be discussed. The union had earlier led a Delano area strike and Sacramento march and boycotted Schenley products while negotiations continued.
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Los Angeles
National Farm Workers Association
Union
Schenely Industries Inc
Delano
California
Schenley
Unon
Delano Area
Sacramento
Schenney
North Side Plans Community Center Meeting
The North Side community will meet Thursday at 7 30 p m at Sunnyside School to initiate final plans for a community center. Everyone is urged to attend.
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North Side
Sunnyside School
Dusty Road to Mexican Springs Job Corps Center
The Mexican Springs Job Corps Center sits 26 miles northwest of Gallup on a dusty road off U S 666. The camp houses over 200 youths and staff including Navajos and whites. Dormitories are trailers bolted together sharing a TV room and laundry. The learning center focuses on practical skills like filling out job applications and interview conduct for dropout youths.
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Mexican Springs
U.S. 666
Zuni Mission to Be Restored by Zuni Council and Franciscan Fathers
The Zuni Tribal Council and Franciscan Fathers of St. Anthony Mission announced plans to restore the Old Mission Church in Zuni Pueblo. The project aims to create a living public symbol of shared history and ecumenical spirit, housing artifacts and allowing ceremonial activities.
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Franciscan Fathers of
St. Anthony
Roman Catholic Mission
Old Heart
Zuni Pueblo
Nuestra Senora de Guadelupe de Zuni
Zuni Indian Reservation
Cibola
Hawikah
Kechnipauan
Zuni
Escalente
North America
U.S
Smithsonian Institution
Washington
D.C
Diego de Vargas
el Paso
Robert BE
Lewis
Niles Kraft
St. Anthony Roman Catholic
Weather outlook for Gallup region with warm temps
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with possible thunderstorms tonight and Thursday. Expect a high near 84 and a low around 5, after yesterday's 83 high and 47 low.
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Gallup
Education Meeting Planned for Wingate High School
Wingate High School hosts a two day conference on Public Law 89 10 the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1985 officials from six states Colorado Arizona New Mexico Nevada Utah and California along with Washington Office of Education staff Dr James Mauch and Louis McGuinness discuss Title 1 benefits and the proposed Indian amendment Delegates hear panel discussions with Dr Robert Roessel Dr William Carmack and Miss Ruth Werner with opening remarks by Navajo leaders and a reception for delegates in Gallup McKinley County Ch nber of Commerce and Navajo tribe provide informational packets and a fountain pen souvenir for attendees
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Window Rock
Ariz
Wingate High School
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Colorado
Arizona
New Mexico
Nevada
Utah
California
U.S. Office of Education
Washington
James Mauch
Louis McGuinness
Mauch
McGuinness
Eagle Butte
S.D. Lon
Cheyenne River Reservation
Wingate
Robert Roessel
Office of Economic’ S Opportunity
William Carmack
BIA
Ruth Werner
Chuska
Roessel
McGaffy State Park
Dr. Carmack
Nakai
Coombs
William J.benham
Gallup-McKinley County Chamber of Commerce
Teee Nos
Pos
Shalimar
Theft and Vandalism Reported in Gallup
The Gallup Police Department logged two complaints in the last 24 hours. Alfred Ken John of Red Rock reported his pickup broken into last night with a tool box and tools valued at 85 dollars stolen from in front of Eddie's Bar. Tom Hanley of Gallup Cable TV said a wine bottle shattered a company truck windshield behind 207 S First, with damage estimated at 00 dollars.
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Gallup
Alfred Ken John
Red Rock
Eddie
Tom Hanley
Eastern Navajo Council Criticizes Tribal Fund Cutback
Off-reservation leaders of 116 Navajo Chapters in Crownpoint and surrounding area condemn the Navajo Tribal Council action to cut Agency Council funds in 1967. The measure lowers pay for chapter officers while denying reimbursements for travel, affecting six annual meetings. The Eastern Navajo Council pledges to continue meetings and seek full-time legal aid, with officers Ernest Becenti, Alfred Becenti, and Helena Yazzie in leadership.
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Crownpoint
Navajo Tribal Council
Tribal Council
McKinley
San Juan
Thoreau
Tohatchi
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Crownvint
Wapolathavajo
Crowmpolat
iSub-Agency Council
Eastern Navajo Council
Tribal
Window Rock
BIA
Kent FitzGersald Supt
Eastern Navajo Agency
Eastern Navajo Planning and Development Commission
Ernest Becenti
Church Rock
Alfred Becenti
Helena Yazzie
Crown Point
Sales Lady Position Open at Gallup Printing
Gallup Printing and Office Supply seeks a sales lady for in person application. The job posting invites candidates to apply at the store location.
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Gallup Printing & Office Supply
SINGER Sewing Machines Sales and Service Ad
P Vidal and Co dealer at 208 West Coal offers Singer sewing machines with service and sales. Phone number 863 4261 listed for inquiries and purchases. Includes location details and contact for product demonstrations and repairs.
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Mescalero
Interior
Stewart Udall
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Oka
Bulletin
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Padre's Point
Padre’s Point
Edgar H. Darby
Darby
Navajo Legal Aid
Housing Authority
Zuni Mission
Casa Appa
Jim Corbett
Zuni Agency
Zuni Gay
Robert E. Lewis
Willie Zuni
Cacique
Dunstan
Micalita Wytsakacy
Bruce Padeskile
Chester Gasper
Nathaniel Nasheboo
Theodore Edaakie
Oto
Gallup Forecast
Ner
Shalimar Inn
Werner
Raps
Tribal Group
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