Interior and public notices mix with flags and protests
A collage of items notes a red pickup truck accident near Tohatchi with no trace left after righting. wage figures show patrolman and lineman pay. Brownsville sees Interior Dept. curb on assembly near the White House and debates constitutional rights. local merchants donate to Head Start while flag availability spars. New Mexico development ad controversy prompts mixed judgments. Kiplinger warns prosperity may blur needs as fatigue grows.
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Immanuel Kent
Tohatchi
Brownsville
Pennsylvania
Interior Department
White House
Washington
West
Department of Interior
U.S
Wkke
Mathews Furniture
el Hancho Hotel
Service plans for Mrs. Altagracia Lomez Gomez
Funeral services are planned in Albuquerque for Mrs. Altagracia Lomez Gomez who died Monday. Prayer services will be held this evening at 8. Funeral services are set for Friday at 2 in the afternoon with arrangements pending.
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Altagracia Lomez Gomez
Albuquerque
Ab BO
Bombers Strike North Vietnam Fuel Depots Near Hanoi
American air and naval forces conducted raids on fuel dumps and radar sites around Hanoi and north of the capital for the second straight day. U S planes targeted depots near Bac Giang Nguyen Khe and Viet Tri while ground combat raged 60 miles north of Saigon with 200 to 400 enemy killed estimated by spotter pilots.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Hanoi
U. S
Navy
Air
Viet ‘Nam
U.S
Air Force
South
Viet Nam
Haiphong
Gilbert L. Meyers
U.S. Air Force
U.S. Command
Bac Giang
Nguyen Khe
Red Capital
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Four people injured in three vehicle crash near Dairy Queen
Four people were taken to St. Mary's hospital after a three vehicle crash on U.S. 66 near the Dairy Queen. Gale Merwin Greene of Long Beach suffered facial, neck and leg lacerations. Beatrice Greene had a leg injury. Charlotte Harold and Stephanie Ricketson were held for observation. Don ald R. Wade of 2410 E. Aztec, driver of the truck, was cited for negligent driving as the Greene and Harold cars were totaled and the truck sustained about 150 dollars in damage.
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St. Mary’s Hospital
Dairy Queen
U.S
Gale Merwin Greene
Long Beach
Calif
Beatrice Greene
Charlotte Harold
Stephanie Ricketson
Catholic Indian Center
Harold
Greene
Donald R. Wade
Wade
City electrical workers may strike, meeting request denied
The Gallup Independent reports field workers in the city electrical department may strike later today. Dist. 50 Union Local No. 13299, United Mine Workers, requested a salary meeting that the city council denied Tuesday night. About 20 men are expected to be involved. Arnold Galindo, president of the local union, could not be reached.
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Gallup
Dist. 50
United Mine Workers
Arnold Galindo
Court weighs Navajo literacy test intervention in Arizona counties
A three judge federal panel considers whether Navajos may intervene formally and whether to grant a declaratory judgment lifting the literacy tests in three Navajo populated Arizona counties. Navajo counsel Norman Littell argues the tests suppress voting rights under the 1965 Voting Rights Act.
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Washington
Arizona
U.S
Holizoff
Circuit Court of Appeals
Circuit Court
Henry White Edgerton
Harold Levanthal
Norman Littell
Littell
Labridge
Justice Department
Items Stolen From Pickup In Arvada Colorado
Ralph Clarke of Arvada reported to police that items were stolen from the bed of his pickup Tuesday night while parked at El Rancho. The theft included an 8 ton capacity hydraulic jack and a tool box with tools and or a camera.
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Ralph Clarke
Arvada
Colo
el Rancho
Fort Defiance Board Delays Superintendent Pick
The Fort Defiance School Board postponed naming a new superintendent due to a missing member and two more candidates needing interviews. President Thomas Lynch said a second meeting will occur after all members attend and the two interviews. George Burns will remain acting superintendent to keep district business moving.
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Fort Defiance
Arizona
Window Rock
Board of Trustes
Thomas Lynch
J. Maurice McCabe
William S. Martin
Lynch
McCabe
George Burns
Walter Wolf
Mabel Talley
Tallye
Apache County Superior Court
Talley
Burns
Navajos Attend Public and Federal Schools in 1965 Census
An AP report on the 1965 BIA census shows Navajo children nearly split between public and federal schools. The tally lists 40,256 children in schools, with 18,954 in federal schools and 16,487 in public schools, plus 1,398 enrolled in mission schools.
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Albuquerque
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Gallup Forecast Sees Showers and Warm Weekend
A forecast shows considerable cloudiness tonight with occasional showers or thundershowers. Friday will be partly cloudy and warmer with a chance of afternoon thundershowers. expected high near 85 and low around 57. Yesterday's high reached 81 and low 52.
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Gallup
Hospitals Ready for Medicare
Hospitals prepare for the Medicare program starting Friday with St. Marys Hospital facing unknowns yet budgeting for a possible five percent rise in patients. Sister Mechtildis, acting administrator, said the hospital can handle increased demand with more nursing staff and beds if needed while noting Medicare’s main benefit is helping the elderly. New Mexico will spend about $11 million yearly on Medicare with $8 million for hospital bills and $3 million for doctors' expenses. 36,000 of its 65 plus residents are expected to use hospital care in the first year.
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Becky Minter
St. Mary's Hospital
Mechtildis
Sisters of St. Mary’s
Gallup
Sister Mechtildis
New Mexico
J. H. Bond
HEW
Levon Burrell
New Mexico Blue Cross
Medicare
Blue Cross
Equitable Life Assurance Society
James Ochsenfeld
Dance at V F W Hall Saturday July 2
Dance event announced for July 2 at 9 p m at V F W Hall with music by The Jaguars public invited sponsored by M O C I.
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At. V.F.W. Hall
the Jaguars
M.O.C.I
Retarded Children Helped at Center
A center in Gallup runs a summer program for mentally retarded children ages four to fourteen. About 20 volunteers, mostly teens, assist with crafts, counting, and social skills to aid both physical and mental growth.
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ARC
Association For Retarded Children
Ford Can_yon
Jelen McCarthy
United States
Gallup
McKinley County Assn
Mahala’ Rummage
McCarthy
Rummage
Lorraine Tanner
Helen McCarthy
Margaret Teshima
Orlena Briggs
Jo Becker
Leona Wilson
VISTA
Pennsylvania
Connie McClanahan
Diane McClanahan
Priscilla Sanchez
Mary Romero
Lorraine Campos
Connie Baca
Cheri Tanner
Edmund Savilla
Richard Freebe
Diane Gonzales
Francis Cullen
Carol Briggs
Hamburgers at 19 Cents with Hulsom Buns Drive-In
A local eatery promotes 19 cent hamburgers using Hulsom buns in a kicky drive-in pitch. The ad highlights value and quick service, inviting customers to visit for a budget friendly meal.
Strike Costs Rise in Britain as Seamen Stand Fast
London reports that Britain's 45 day merchant seamen strike yielded little gain for workers and experts estimate total cost to the country at up to 280 million dollars. Analysts say lost wages depleted uniontreasuries and exports, with the Bank of England spending about 140 million to defend the pound amid market pressure. Shipowners also faced losses.
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London
Britain
Treasuries
Bank of England
Harold's Barber Shop Changes Hands at 115 South First
New owner Nabór Cortez takes over Harold's Barbershop located at 115 South First Street signaling a fresh start for the business and its customers.
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South First Street
Harold's
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