Independence Day plans stir in Gallup with fireworks hope
Gallup residents hear no official Fourth of July observance yet with a possible fireworks display planned by local Brotherhood of Railroad Engineers and Firemen if civic help arrives. County Democrats set June 29 meeting to pick delegates for the state platform convention in Albuquerque. Forester bans all fireworks on regional forest lands due to dry conditions. Fishing reports show good catches at Bluewater Lake and nearby waters. A Sunday parade dispute at the Ceremonial is under review by the Inter-Ceremonial board. Navajo Trials Fiesta parade entries are sought with seven divisions. The State Corporation Commission holds a June 28 hearing on Santa Fe Trail Transportation Co. motor carrier authority. National Women's AAU tournament dates tentatively set for March 14-18 in Gallup. The old saying about a fool and his money is replaced by a warning that losses can happen to anyone.
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Gallup
Brotherhood of Railroad Engineers and Fiermen
Albuquerque
Civic Auditorium
State Corporation Commission
Grants City Hall
Santa Fe Trail Transportation Co
New Mexico-Arizona
U.S. 66
Hostess Slain in Seattle Apartment Attack
A brutal basement apartment assault left Lonnie Trumbull dead and Lisa Wick critically injured. Roommate Joyce Bowe found the women, all 20 and from Portland, Ore., who had trained with United Air Lines six weeks earlier.
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Seattle
Lonnie Trumbull
Lisa Wick
Joyce Bowe
Portland
Ore
United Air Lines
Alix Master Dies at 22 on Mercer Island
Alix Master 22 daughter of Mrs. Mary Sue Master died in June on Mercer Island Washington after a long illness. She is survived by two sisters Nancy and Becky and her mother all of Mercer Island and six aunts and uncles including Kathleen and Lamar Alexander Gallup Rebecca Vidal Albuquerque By Alexander Magalia Calif San Alexander Los Alamos and Hugh Master Glendora Calif Services were June 23 on Mercer Island.
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Alix Master
Mary Sue Master
Mercer Island
Wash
Nancy
Becky
Kathleen
Lamar Alexander
Gallup
Rebecca
Vidal
Albuquerque
Alexander
Magalia
Calif
San Alexander
Los Alamos
Hugh Master
Glendora
Mercer
Four youths held in Ya-Ta-Hay service station burglary
Four suspects were jailed in McKinley County after a 1:38 a.m. burglary at a Ya-Ta-Hay service station near the U S 666 and State Route 68 junction. Vernon Halona 18 Gamerco Presley Curley 19 Gallup and two juveniles ages 16 and 17 were captured by Deputy Earl Duncan and State Policeman Al Lipetsky at 2:12 a.m. Auto accessories were recovered and charges are pending against the two adults. Juvenile authorities were notified about the younger boys. A night watchman fired two shots at a fleeing car.
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McKinley County
Ya-Ta-Hay
U.S. 666
State Rd
Vernon Halona
Gamerco
Presley Curley
Gallup
Earl ‘Duncan
al Lipetsky
Sheiff
Bill Bass
Bass
Trucker Injured In Hit and Run Near Gallup
A 25 year old Ft Collins driver Edward Paine of Don Warren and Co was found injured after a hit and run on U S 666 about 11 miles north of Gallup. Paine suffered shoulder and leg injuries and possible head injury while checking tires on an acid trailer. The trucks were en route from Uravan to Grants, Colorado.
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Ft. Collins
Colorado
St. Mary's Hospital
Gallup
U.S
Edward Paine
Don Warren &Co
Denver
Paine
ID. Randall
Uravan
Colo
Grants
Navajo Forest Products获获资助扩建木材厂
A $475,000 loan to Navajo Forest Products Industries of Navajo to expand its lumber mill operations was approved by the Commerce Department Economic Development Administration with the New Mexico congressional delegation. General manager is Leslie L. Holmes.
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Navajo Forest Products Industries
Navajo
Commerce Department
Economic Development Administration
New Mexico
Leslie L. Holmes
Jehovah's Witnesses Convene in Gallup Delegates Gather
Delegates converge on Gallup for a three day Jehovah's Witnesses convention at the Junior High School Auditorium. Joseph Lopez says volunteers handle all operations with 20 departments organizing public address traffic rooming and refreshments. Malcolm Van Ike of New York headlines tonight with a Bible training session and a family unit discussion with a mass baptism planned for Saturday.
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Jehovah's Witnesses Convention
Gallup
Joseph Lopez
Lopez
Malcome van Ike
New York
van Ike
Charles Platt
Weather outlook for Gallup: partly cloudy, warm weekend
The Gallup forecast calls for occasional afternoon cloudiness but overall fair skies through Saturday. Expect breezy afternoons, with temperatures near steady. highs near 88 and lows around 46. Yesterday the day reached 186 with a 45 low.
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Gallup
Wingate Conference Weighs Federal Education Act Amendments
About 60 education officials from the Southwest met at Wingate High School to discuss amendments to PL 89-10 and the inclusion of Federal schools. Speakers from the Office of Education and BIA outlined aims to raise achievement for educationally deprived students and involve Indian and migrant groups. The two day gathering included sessions at McGaffey State Park and a Shalimar Hotel banquet with Indian dancers. Ruth Werner will address language topics at Friday’s close.
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Fort Wingate
Southwest
Wingate
Congress
James Mauch
U.S. Office of Education
Washington
Office of Education
Louis McGuinness
McGuinness
Gallup-McKinley County
Raymond Nakai
Robert Lewis
Nakai
Allen Yazzie
Alex Riggs
Bureau Ofndian Affairs
Carl Marburger
Bureau
L. Madison Coombs
Glenn Lundeen
Graham E. Holmes
Wm. J. Benham
New Mexico
Arizona
Utah
Nevada
California
Colorado
Charles 5. Owens
Indiana Education
New Mexico State Department of Education
Mildred Fitzpatrick
New Mexico Education Department
Benham
Bureau School
Rosemary George
Coombs
Marburger
OEO
McGaffey State Park
Ponderosa Pines
Robert A. Roessel Jr
Arizona State University
Tempe
Roessel
Shalimar Hotel
William Carmack
Prairie dog bites six year old son of Joyce Spiros
Phillip Dean aged six was bitten on the right middle finger by a prairie dog he tried to pick up. The animal was killed by police and sent to Gallup Animal Clinic for bubonic plague and rabies tests. The boy received medical treatment and no other prairie dogs were found nearby. In a separate note a forged $25 check was cashed at Trice's Western Wear, drawn on First State Bank and signed Don McKinney for Margaret Blackbird.
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Phillip Dean
Joyce Spiros
E. Green
Gallup Animal Clinic
Trice
Western Wear
First State Bank
Margaret Blackbird
Don McKinney
Man Gardner Pleads Guilty in Family Mistreatment Case
Paul Kenny Gardner aged 40 of Jeddito Arizona changed his plea to guilty on a family mistreatment charge before jury selection in Prescott federal court. He faces one to ten years for the mistreatment conviction and had spent about a year in jail awaiting trial. Gardner was originally scheduled for trial Thursday and had been charged with sexual relations with a female relative. He was sentenced to one year in the federal penitentiary on his guilty plea.
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Paul Kenny Gardner
Prescott
Ariz
Gardner
Jeddito
Aent Cr
Federal
Pean
Four Calls Keep Gallup Firemen Busy in Area
Gallup firemen battled four incidents in 24 hours. A southern barn fire destroyed the structure and hay with two horses freed by an unseen arsonist. A Fort Wingate brush fire scorched railroad ties and challenged Santa Fe rail safety. Two separate morning brush fires were extinguished near local landmarks on U.S. 66 and 90 West Logan.
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Gallup
B. J. VanderWagen
Frank Cresta
Fort Wingate
Ft. Wingate
Tommy Thompson
U.S. 66
W. Logan
Nevada Woman Found Guilty of Grand Larceny
Diane McBride formerly of Gallup and now in Reno Nev was found guilty by a district court jury of grand larceny for stealing 116 from Bill L Begay Jr on January 15 1965 Police said she jumped into his pickup and grabbed the money from his billfold The case was continued pending a pre sentence investigation Judge Frank B Zinn presided and the defendant has been out on bond since arrest.
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Diane McBride
Gallup
Reno
Nev
Bill L. Begay Jr
Frank B. Zinn
Job Corps views split on Mexican Springs center in Gallup area
Interviews with residents officials and a former dormitory supervisor reveal a divided opinion on the Mexican Springs Job Corps center. Some condemn it while others praise the program noting medical benefits and general cooperation among boys yet reporting discipline problems and security concerns.
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Mexican Springs
Clifford Eddy
Mexican Springs Center
Eleanor Munz
Stewart Munz
Jaide
Gavino Romero
Greyhound Buess Roll Back Bus Service in West
The first Greyhound bus from Albuquerque to Los Angeles passed Gallup as service resumes after a 40 day strike. Eastbound service slated for 3 30 pm from Los Angeles to St Louis with full service expected by tomorrow morning. In Northern California mechanics struck for higher pay while drivers voted 3014 to 1115 to approve a two year contract boosting hourly pay and mileage rates.
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Greyhound
Gallup
Albuquerque
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Ken Tucker
San Francisco Bay
Associated Press
Aflcio Amalgamated Transit Union
California
Sales Lady Position Open at Gallup Printing
Gallup Printing and Office Supply seeks a sales lady, apply in person. The ad invites qualified applicants to visit the store for interviews and immediate consideration.
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Gallup Printing & Office Supply
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