Hearing on Dec 1 to challenge McKinley County voters
The McKinley County hearing on a petition to disqualify about 2000 mostly Democratic voters was delayed to December 1 with potential continuation to December 16. The delay seeks corrections for misnamed voters and invalid registrations while urging timely reRegistration, as about 500 voters have already changed registrations and 27 attendees appeared at Monday's session.
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McKinley County
Albert O. Lebeck Jr
Lebeck
William Head
Frank B. Zinn
L. E. Costello
Democratic Party
Helen Pope
Republican Party
McKinley County Clerk.Myrs
Faye Radosevich
Walter F’. Wolf
Pépe
Peti
Beck
FBI President Report Flags New Left as Security Threat
The FBI says crime rose overall but cites gains in arrests and convictions in 1968. It warns SDS and the Communist Party threaten internal security, alleging sabotage workshops and explosive training. The agency links increased Soviet spying to national security concerns.
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Washington
FBI
Left
Federal Crime Agency
Richard M. Nixon
J. Edgar Hoover
Students For A Democratic Society
SDS
Rty
Soviet Union
United States
Indian Housing Plans Under Scrutiny for Rosebud Project
Federal planners told senators that past housing efforts for Indians led to toiletless homes on Rosebud Reservation in South Dakota. Reprogramming and more than $1 million of 1969 funds are needed to install water and sanitation and complete construction. The Division of Indian Health oversees water and sanitation installation.
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Washington
Rosebud Sioux Reservation
South Dakota
Congress
Senate
James
Cardwell
Milllion
United States
Division of Indian Health
Rosary for Leonesio Tonight at Rollie
John Leonesio 1882 Gallup coal miner died Sunday in St Marys Hospital. Mass Wednesday 9 am at St Francis Church. burial Hillcrest Cemetery. Survived by widow Frances daughter Elsie Wallis six grandchildren thirteen great grandchildren. Born in Italy. lived in Gallup nearly all life.
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Rollie
John Leonesio
Green
St. Mary's Hospital
Hillcrest
Italy
Léonesio
Gallup
Frances
Ae Elsie
Wallis
ASO
Tony
Warden Calls for Prison Policy Review in New Mexico
Santa Fe AP Warden J E Baker urges a thorough review of prison security and staff training after multiple incidents. He cites custodial rule violations, an escape tunnel breach, and a mistaken gate opening as examples. The prison population stood at 874 Monday with 755 men and 21 women.
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Santa FE
J. E. Baker
Board of ‘Prison Commissioners
Baker
Prison Board
Benc
Fortas Supporters Expecting Defeat In Filibuster Fight
Washington observers report Abe Fortas faces likely defeat as supporters gauge a pivotal vote on limiting debate. Senate floor leader Philip Hart and Fortas backer Joseph Tydings warn the filibuster may not be broken, signaling bleak odds for the nomination.
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Abe Fortas
Philip
D-Mich
Albert Gore
Portas
Hart
Fortas Backer
Joseph
Tydings
D-Md
Washington
Vietnam War Toll Tops Four Hundred Thousand Killed
AP reports the Viet Cong and North Vietnamese dead surpassed 400000 as 2866 enemy troops fell in the past week. U S casualties for the week ending Sept 28 total 28211 killed and 176456 wounded with air and artillery actions continuing.
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Saigon
Ste
U.S. Army
Lane Binh
Vietnam
U.S
North Vietnam
Ecopters
South Vietnam
Constellation
Panhandle
Northietnam
Mekong
1St Corp
U S
Quang Ngai
Rehoboth Mission missionary wins Gallup pool contest
Melvin T. Chavery Sr. of Rehoboth Mission won this week's Gallup Independent football prediction contest with 11 correct picks and a tie-breaker of 37 points. Andrade and Iverson also excelled, missing by small margins on the tie-breaker. Chavez predicted 39 points, Andrade 34, for second and third prizes.
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Nary
Rehoboth A
Gallup
Bey
Melvin T. Chavery Sr
Rehoboth Mission
Farmgton
No Ore
Brighid D. Andrade
Jefferson
Missi Christian Mission
Martenilli
Gary
Iverson
Red Rock Drive
Barbara
Gallup High School
Regian
GHS
Melvin Ca
Ann
Jennifer
Yolanda
Atend
Notre ‘Dame
Purdue
Notre Dame
Army
Vanderbilt
Purdy
Planning Division Proposed to Reform Education Department
A New Mexico survey by the Design for Education committee urges a planning division within the Department of Education to study needs and goals, coordinate statewide planning with nearby states, and continually appraise needs. It calls for expanding the research division and reorganizing for flexibility, plus an orientation and in service program for staff and greater autonomy from state controls.
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Hs Ntafe
State Board of Education
Jocal
E Department of Education
Department
Moon Services Planned for Jeff Moon
Funeral services set for 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at Rollie Mortuary for Jeff Earl Moon 71 of 18B-Vire Circle who died Monday at St Mary's Hospital Burial will be in Hillcrest Cemetery He was born December 16 1896 in Emporia Kansas and lived much of his life in Gallup He was World War I veteran Survived by widow C L Oye Moon a son Al Moon two daughters Jerry Galsteen and Lenore Tromiheim a sister and three grandchildren
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Rollie Mortuary
Jeff Earl Moon
St.Mary’s Hospital
Hillcrest Cemetery
Emporia
Kan
Moon
Gallup
C. L. Oye Moon
AL. “Moon
Jerry” .Galsteen
Burbank
Calif
Lenore
Tromiheim
Seattle
Wash
R. L. Roberts
Albuquerque
Dockworker Strike Pressures Ports Across U S
75 000 longshoremen walkout ordered by the AFL-CIO ILA ends as President Johnson invokes the Taft Hartley Act to appoint a three man inquiry board. The dispute centers on wages pensions and hours with talks failing and potential 80 day cooling off.
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XOR
S. Ufion
Atlantic
Gulf
Johnson
Afl—Cio International Longshoremen’s Association
Shippers’ ‘Association
Brownsville
Tex
Thomas
W. Gleason
ILA
White House
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RL McGown
Dallas
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Fortas
Hue
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Walter. and
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Gleason
Gleakon
Alfred «A. Giardino
New York Shipping Association
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