Kiwanis leaders attend international convention in Portland
Gallup Kiwanis Club officers Paul McCollum and Bill Adams will attend the 51st Kiwanis International Convention in Portland Oregon on July 15. An estimated 15 000 to 16 000 Kiwanians and families are expected to participate.
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Paul McCollum
Bill Adams
Gallup Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis International
Portland
Ore
New Mexico Municipal League
Albert C. Lebeck Jr
Lebeck
Gallup
Three Die in New Mexico Traffic Accidents
The Associated Press reports three fatal traffic incidents in New Mexico. In Valencia County near Seboyeta two pickup collisions killed Cora Saavedra 16 and Ricky Jaramillo 9, with drivers Joe Saavedra 13 and Atanasio Jaramillo 15 injured. six youths hospitalized. A separate fatality occurred when Reynoldo Lucero 14 of Truth or Consequences died after being struck by a car driven by John Devereaux Jones. A third death, Leo Cartwright 63 of La Villita, resulted from a pickup strike on private property near Espanola, not counted toward the state toll.
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Associated Press
New Mexico
Seboyeta
Valencia County
Cora Saavedra
Ricky Jaramillo
Joe Saavedra
Atanasio Jaramillo
Reynoldo Lucero
John Devereaux Jones
Leo Cartwright
la Villita
Espanela
Local Gallup Forecast: Cloudy With Showers Tonight
The Gallup forecast calls for cloudy skies tonight with occasional showers or thunderstorms and gusty winds. Tomorrow remains partly cloudy with brief afternoon thunderstorms and a high near 80. Yesterday’s high reached 89 with a low around 43.
Texas Woman Hurt in Wreck North of Gallup
Mrs. Ora Hall sixty five of Beaumont Texas suffered a broken leg in a near head on collision 2.9 miles north of Gallup Saturday night at 10 Four other occupants were sent to the hospital for examinations The Chevrolet was driven by Sharon Lynn Plake of Cortez Colorado with Norman Englemann Anna Dechert and John R Plake IV as passengers The Ford sedan from Arizona fled the scene and could not be located Patrolmen Lipetzky King and Captain Brunk investigated the crash
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Colorado
U.S. 666
Gamerco
Ora Hall
Beaumont
Tex
Gallup
John R. Plake IV
Cortez
Colo
Arizona
U.S
Marvin King
Jerry Brunk
Clash Between Catholics and Police Rocks Warsaw
About 1 000 hymn singing Catholics clashed with police in Warsaw in two attempts to march on the Communist party HQ. Helmeted officers charged the crowd as supporters of Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski were struck and several arrested. The violence echoes prior 1956 Poznan riots and follows ongoing church state tensions over reconciliation.
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Warsaw
Poland
Communist Party
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynski
Poznan
Paul VI
Cardinal Wyszynski
Four Jailed After Shoplifting at Jay's Super Market No. 2
Gallup police hold four suspects after a Saturday shoplifting at Jay's Super Market No. 2. Two girls ages 17 and 18 face investigation for shoplifting while a 32 year old man and an 18 year old youth are investigated for auto theft. The manager Paul J. McCollum said socks, pop, soap and nail polish were taken and the suspects fled in a car driven by a 92 year old man who lacked proper vehicle registration.
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Gallup
Jay’s Super Market No. 2
Paul J. McCollum
Tony Baca
Baca
Sloresa
Frank Wright
Portland
Ore
Wright
Louis Barraza
Dodd Testifies As Senate Ethics Probes Rugs Gift Link
Sen. Thomas J. Dodd and his wife testify as the Senate Ethics Committee questions possible misconduct. Investigators seek details about three Oriental rugs at the Dodds home and whether they were gifts from Julius Klein, the West German business lobbyist.
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Washington
Thomas J. Dodd
FBI
Connecticut
Senate Ethics Committee
Dodd
Julius Klein
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
Klein
Juvenile cross burnings charges dropped
Five juveniles charged in cross burnings May 30 and 31 have had charges dismissed by Juvenile Probation Officer Louis Maldonado. The cited reason is there was nothing to show they did anything beyond spectatorship. Other juveniles face arson and larceny charges, with some pending in municipal court.
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Louis Maldonado
David Grover Adams
McKee
Sammie Vivian
Church Stock
James Ernest Rogers
E. Pine
Linda Joan Lee
Julie Drive
John Sparkman
Zecca
Maldonado
Jim Cass Swatzell
E. Green
Robert Lee Olive
Red Rock
David Albert Les
David Bigley
East ‘Hill
Long March Ends in Jackson as Meredith Calls for End to Fear
James Meredith closes the Mississippi journey with a rally at the State Capitol in Jackson. About 16 000 participants, many of them black, heard Meredith and civil rights leaders urge an end to white supremacy and a voter registration push. Meredith recalled his 1966 shooting near Hernando and noted progress despite threats.
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Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
James H. Meredith
Meredith
State Capitol
Capitol
Tougaloo College
Air Force
Martin Luther King Jr
Féay
America
Memphis
Tenn
Tombstone Fall Fatal to Man in Leominster
Joseph D. Gillis, 57, was killed when a 200 pound tombstone fell on him at Pine Grove Cemetery. Medical examiner Dr. Charles Wheeler ruled asphyxiation after Gillis, while losing balance, grabbed the stone and it toppled onto his chest.
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Leominster
Mass
Joseph D. Gillis
Charles Wheeler
Gillis
Pine Grove Cemetery
Wheeler
Courage Initiative Save Baby’s Life in Plane Crash
Loren Little recalls how his wife Karla and infant Laurie survived two days in a wreck on Mt. St. Helens after a crash killed Karla’s parents. Karla endured a broken back ribs a collapsed lung frostbite while guiding rescue helicopters to evacuees.
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Seattle
Wash
Loren Little
University of Washington
Karla
Laurie
Sioux Falls
Norwalk
Calif
Ray Eirickson
Little
Portland
Ore
Erickson
Hope
Bombers torch North Vietnam fuel dump near Vinh
U S Navy twin jet bombers struck a fuel storage site 35 miles northeast of Vinh, igniting a massive blaze visible for miles. The raid part of 68 Sunday missions left 70 enemies killed, 460 buildings destroyed, 36 river craft hit, while Marines and Vietnamese troops engaged near Hue, reporting 66 enemy dead and four prisoners taken with 37 weapons recovered.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Navy
Vinh
Hanoi
U.S
North Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Hue
Priests Feud Deepens at Isleta Pueblo near Albuquerque
In Isleta, New Mexico, a decade long clerical clash persists between pueblo leaders and Catholic authority. A renewed dispute over whether mass should occur during an Indian observance highlights distrust among officials and residents. The case centers on Msgr. Stadtmueller’s eviction in 1965 and ongoing restrictions, with Archbishop Davis urging compromise while pueblo chief Andy Abeita accuses authorities of denying religious freedom.
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Albuquerque
Isleta
Fred Stadtmueller
Dians
Pueblo
Andy Abeita
Msgr
Stadtmueller
St. Augustine
Abeita
St. Tine
Clarence Sheep
Abelta
Msgr. Shoeppner
Last Notice Occupation Licenses for 1966
Within City of Gallup Municipal Code licenses for 1966 are due on or before July 1st 1966. Action will be taken on unpaid licenses and violators are subject to misdemeanor.
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Erie McCrossen
National Geographic
Canada
New Mexico- Arizona
Gallup Independent
Becky Minter
Tim Vidal
Stanford University
Window Rock
Navajo Fairgrounds
Rochester, N.H
Gallup Forecast
Texas
Robert Marquez
S. Fourth
Elks
Circuit Assembly of Jehovah’s Witnesses
Thomas E. Brown
Malcome van Ike
New York
Joseph Lopez
Baby
Longview
Loren
Inferno
Wilson Sheet Metal
Gallup Printing & Office Supply
Lebanon
A.M
Davis and
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