29 Jun 1967
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Newspaper
New Mexico Gallup Independent
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1967
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR notes reference violet in ele nitial and a connection to Dr. ector with unclear context. The readable bits mention names and a possible medical or scientific setting but lack full clarity on event, date, or location.
Community leaders and residents gathered for Flag Day activities in Gallup with plans for stronger Independence Day displays. The piece notes a forthcoming Governor’s Conference on Tourism and Recreation in Carlsbad and an Alcoholism Drop-In Center board named to open at 301 North Second Street.
The two stage BMTS firings will occur in July at Ft Wingate and White Sands Missile Range with launches on July 11 18 and 25 and back up on Wednesdays. Raytheon provides the firing crew while WSMR handles safety data collection and recovery. The target system aims for 157 nautical miles range with speeds near 5600 ft/s and altitude around 300000 ft.
U S officials privately criticized Israel over the Old City of Jerusalem annexation which soured President Johnson's first meeting with King Hussein of Jordan. Officials said the timing of the Jordanian sector annexation may have been deliberate to clash with the talks. White House press secretary George Christian said the leaders reached no shared view at their working luncheon.
Santa Fe AP report shows State Highway Commission Chairman John F. Sudderth demanding the impeachment of Gov David F Cargo. In a prepared release he criticizes Cargo for alleged demagoguery and calls for united action by Republicans Democrats and Independents to remove the governor, citing harm to state programs and colleagues.
Gerald Allen Robinson, 30, of Chinle Arizona, was treated at St Marys Hospital after a Wednesday morning attic incident. East Patrolman Stanley Dinegazzie reported a car driven by George E. Dsennety attempting a turn from US 66 onto Coal struck Robinson on a motorcycle. Kennedy said he did not see the motorcycle and was cited for failure to yield.
Emergency U.N. General Assembly session sees fifteen aligned nations submit a resolution demanding Israel reverse its annexation of the Old City of Jerusalem and withdraw troops from territories seized in the 1967 conflict. Jordan's King Hussein warns of concern over Israeli measures.
Actress Jayne Mansfield died when her car struck a trailer truck on a narrow two lane road east of downtown New Orleans. Her attorney Samuel S. Brody and a Mississippi youth died. Mansfield’s three children were hospitalized with non critical injuries. Mansfield had been en route to a television appearance in New Orleans after leaving Biloxi Mississippi.
Services held in Glendale California for Jennie Morello Odisio 86 longtime Gallup resident who died earlier this week in Glendale. She is survived by son Joe Morello and daughters Toni Morello and Frances Pi affetti Glendale a sister Mrs Margaret McQuade Las Cruces and nephew Joe L McQuade 1503 Sierra Drive.
Gov Nelson A Rockefeller of New York urged fellow Republican governors to back Michigan Gov George Romney for the 1968 GOP nomination. Rockefeller, at a Wyoming cocktail party, said he supports Romney but will not seek top billing. He met with Govs David F Cargo and Tom McCall, who touted Rockefeller as best qualified, while moderates debated a united front against Ronald Reagan's rising conservative influence.
Santa Fe AP Atty. Gen. Boston Witt has filed suit in district court against the veterans property tax exemption rules. The case, supported by Los Alamos County assessor William W. C. Overton, questions whether exemptions should apply to actual value and challenges residency and service-length requirements for eligibility. The suit argues the criteria impose unconstitutional restrictions on veterans.
Santa Fe AP report states Reies Lopez Tijerina, 40, of Albuquerque, claims he was captured after an armed raid on Tierra Amarilla courthouse when he accidentally fell asleep en route from northern New Mexico to Albuquerque. He said a service station attendant in San Ysidro recognized him early June 10 and he had intended to abandon the car at Bernalillo.
Police Chief and Mrs Manuel Gonzales left early today for Bosler Wyoming to attend funeral services for Mrs Gonzales brother Bud Hay who died there Wednesday.
The House sent the congressional redistricting bill back to the House-Senate conference after confusion and questions. The draft would delay redistricting until after the 1970 census, effectively pushing elections to 1972, while the Senate version set a 10 percent population variation limit by 1968. The conference version stalled as members pressed for clarifications during private talks.
A Knights of Columbus notice announces an 8 page pamphlet on the Rosary for Brother P Ricca, covering Third and Fourth Degrees. The Fourth Degree fall dress is noted.
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