U.S. Says No Planes Lost In Strike Amnesty Hanoi Reports Otherwise
The U S Command claimed no aircraft were lost in the strikes while Radio Hanoi asserted four fighters shot down near Hanoi and Haiphong. It reported several U S pilots captured as the North Vietnam air war, now in month sixteen, dominated the daily briefing despite light contacts in Saigon area. Buddhist protest shifts noted with Thich Tam Chau gaining support while Thich Quang remains jailed on hunger strike. Air Force F105s hit a petroleum complex near Hanoi three miles across the Red River with 750 pound bombs in a 25 minute raid.
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U.S
Radio
South Viet Nam
Buddhist Institute
Thich ‘Tam Chau
Thich Trt Quang
Guang
Red River
Hanoi
Independence Day 1966 Holiday Outlook and Dangers
This column notes the long holiday weekends including Independence Day 1966, warns of increased traffic hazards and accidents, and describes the nostalgic parade and picnic pastimes fading as mobility rises. It laments the nomadic society and the lure of the open road.
Baby Injured In Trailer Court Accident
Steve Dominguez sixteen month old boy injured Monday evening when he ran into a trailer at Lazy T Trailer Court. Police report delayed and car and trailer moved. Child in good condition at St Mary's hospital. Driver Edward F Berredge forty six Evansville Indiana not ticketed. Child playing in roadway at time of accident.
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Steve Dominguez
Lazy T
St. Mary's Hospital
Edward F. Berredge
Evansville
Indiana
Bread Contract Gains Approval
The Interior Department awarded a $253,792 bread supply contract for Bureau of Indian Affairs schools in New Mexico Arizona Colorado and Utah. Five New Mexico distributors share the funds with Rainbow Baking Co. of Phoenix receiving the remaining $76 042.80 and Meads Foods of Albuquerque also listed among recipients.
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Washington
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Interior Department
New Mexico
Arizona
Colorado
Utah
K&b Co
Gallup
Anthony S
Holi
Rainbow Baking Co
Albuquerque
Meads Foods
Phoenix, Ariz
City Council Rejects Plea For Meet to Talk Wages
A request by the city's electric distribution crew for a meeting with the city council was denied at Tuesday's regular session. The union seeks a 50 cent per hour pay increase, double time on Sundays, and birthday holidays. Mayor Eddie Munoz stated workers will be treated like other departments and warned against demanding special treatment. The meeting also covered sidewalk widening on West Aztec Avenue, drainage studies, and potential city control of the airport. Several items were approved including extensions of electrical service, a water main easement, and bids for city supplies.
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Ase
City Mgr
Bill Petranovich
Arnold Galindo
District 50
Union
Joe C. Montoya
Eddie Munoz
Aztec Avenue
Seventh and Aztec
Central Motors
7Th Street
Aztec
Hill
Motor ‘Company
Joe DiGregorio
West Hill Avenue
Downtown Plaza
DiGregorio
Airport Committee
Earl Nelson
Santa Fe Railway
el Paso Natural Gas Co
Coal Basin
Gallup City Gate
Gruda
White Elephant
Pepsi-Cola
SR 32
Ben Baca
W. Morgan
Evandro S. Masci
W. Wilson
Funeral Rites Set for Altagracia Lomas Gomez
Funeral services are planned for Friday at 2 pm at United Congregational Church of Christ in Gallup for Altagracia Lomas Gomez 76 who died Monday after a brief illness in Albuquerque. Reverend C M Villareal will officiate with pallbearers named. She was born in Samboro Zacatecas Mexico in 1889 and lived in Gallup 48 years. Survived by daughter Mercedes Lopez four sons Roman Marcelino Jackie Juvenal and Gustavo Gomez all of Gallup and 24 grandchildren.
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Rollie Mortuary
Gallup
Mercedes Lopez
Roman
Mexico City
Mex
Marcelino
Jackie
Juvenal
Gustavo Gomez
Ay Gallup
Arraignment Set in Tucumcari Murder Case
Billie Rose faces murder charges for the February 11 shooting death of her husband Quay County commissioner T. G. Rose. Arraignment is set for Friday in Tucumcari before District Court Judge C. R. McIntosh of Ratos.
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Tucumcari
Billie Rose
Quay County
T. G. Rose
C. R. McIntosh
Ratos
Dead Man Identified as Joseph Swain 32
The body found at Mentmore coal mine on June 19 is identified as Joseph Swain 32 a native of Elizabeth New Jersey who lived in Gallup about two years. FBI fingerprints confirmed the identification. autopsy results pending with cause of death not yet established. Sheriff Bill Bass noted the missing men report and caution about suspicions of nonnatural death.
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Mentmore
Joseph Swain
Gallup
Bill Bass
Swain
Elizabeth
N.J
Bass
U.S. 66
FBI
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Driver Injured In Accident Near Thoreau
Lawrence William Ford, 26, Crownpoint, driving east on old U. S. 66 two and a half miles west of Thoreau, struck a black Angus bull and killed it. Ford is at St. Mary's hospital in good condition. He was cited for failure to use due care. Damages to the 1966 Ford Mustang are about $1,000.
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Lawrence William Ford
Crownpoint
Old U. S
Thoreau
Ford
St. Mary's Hospital
F. G.gifford
theState Police
Frontier Days Begin as Silver City Hosts Week
Western Week kicks off in Silver City for Frontier Days events this weekend. Mae Tait of Silver City is to be crowned queen Friday as the parade and rodeo performances run Saturday through Monday.
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Silver City
Mae Tait
Billison Attacks BIA Over Navajo Recall and Elections
Navajo Tribal Council candidate Samuel Billison accused the Bureau of Indian Affairs of delaying action on a recall petition against chair Haymond Nakai and stalling approval of new tribal election procedures. He cited 5,000 petition names and criticized ONEC funding and BIA administrative waste. He urged Navajo control of bureaus and urging tribe led planning for schools hospitals and roads.
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Navajo Tribal Council
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Bureau
Amy
Samuel Billison
Haymond Nakai
Billison
Tribal
BIA
ONEO
Office of Navajo Economic Opportunity
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Coun
Cil
Navajo
Nakai
Old Guard
ONEC
Nyc
ONIO
Peter MacDonald
Coconino
Arizona
Public Health Service
Appeal Slated Over Forcing News Source Reveal
Eugene Oregon AP says 20 year old University of Oregon student editor Nettie Buchanan faces appeal after a State Circuit Court fined her 300 dollars for refusing to identify seven marijuana smokers she interviewed for a campus story. The judge called the act contempt of court and withheld a six month jail term.
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Ore
Annette Buchanan
Oregon Supreme Court
University of Oregon
Arthur Johnson
William Knowland
Oakland Tribune
California
Edward Leavy
Gallup Forecast With Showers Through Thursday
The Gallup forecast calls for partly cloudy skies through Thursday with afternoon and evening thundershowers. Temperatures mostly steady, highs near 87 and a low around 52 following yesterday's 89 and 62.
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Gallup
Yesterays
Window Rock School Board to Meet for New Superintendent
Window Rock School District 8 trustees meet tonight at 7:30 in Fort Defiance Arizona to select a new superintendent following the Tuesday special session in which a 1966 67 budget of 1406639 was adopted. The current year budget was 1378816 and William Martin was relieved of duties earlier this month.
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Fort Defiance
Ariz
Window, Rock
William Martin
Ahoohi Days Celebration Planned at Window Rock
The third annual Ahochai Days will be held July 2 3 4 at the Navajo Tribal Fair grounds in Window Rock Arizona. The event features two nights of dances, multiple Navajo and Plains Indian performances, rodeo events by the All Indian Cowboys Association, horse racing, bands, fireworks and a July 4 pageant The Struggle for Freedom produced by Martin Link director of the Tribal Museum. Prizes total 2800 dollars plus trophy saddles.
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Window Rock
Ariz
A. K. Johnston
Zunis
Laguna
All Indian Cowboys’ Assn
Dean Jackson
Navajo Tribal Fairgrounds
Martin Link
Tribal Museum
Don Showalter Jr
Edward O. Plummer
Edward Raymond
Carl Reyal
Birley R. Gardner
Tony Lincoln
William Collins
Harold's Barber Shop New Owner Nabors Cortez
Now located at .03 South Second Street the Harold's Barber Shop announces new owner Nabos Cortez taking over operations and listing the updated address for customers seeking services.
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South Second Street
Harold's Barber Shop
Dr John W Heck Receives PHS Commendation Medal
Dr John W Heck chief of dental services at Public Health Service Indian Hospital Gallup was awarded the PHS Commendation Medal for sustained service and for helping establish the Gallup dental intern program. Signatures include Surgeon General William Stewart and Robert L Zobel who presented the award Tuesday evening.
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John W. Heck
Public Health Service
Indian Hospital
Gallup
PHS
Heck
William Stewart
Robert L. Zobel
Division of Indian Health
New Jersey
New York University
University of Maryland
United States Navy
Division of Hospitals
East
South
Southwest
U.S. Phs Hospital
Boston
Mass
Group Formed by Dona Ana Pecan Growers
The Western Irrigated Pecan Growers Association is started by Dona Ana County growers to expand participation to producers in Texas Arizona California and other New Mexico growers.
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Dona Ana County
Texas
Arizona
California
New Mexico
Last Notice Occupation Licenses for 196
The City of Gallup issues a last notice that 1966 occupation licenses are due by July 1 1966. Unpaid licenses will face action and violators may be charged with a misdemeanor.
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