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New Mexico Gallup Independent in Gallup, New Mexico
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Newspaper
New Mexico Gallup Independent
Location
Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1968
Page
1
LeMay Endorsed by Wallace as VP Candidate in 1968
Former Alabama governor George C. Wallace introduces retired Gen Curtis LeMay as his running mate candidate. Wallace praises LeMay's forthrightness and dedication to national defense while LeMay, known as Old Ironpants, asserts a stance to win the Vietnam war with honorable terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis ‘Lemay
Air Force
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Pittsburgh
Curtis E. LeMay
Alabama
LeMay
Free World
Ironpants
United States’ of America
Vietnam
Tam
Wathen
Air ‘Force
TF c
U.S
United States
North
Korea
White Hearing Planned for Oct 14 in Albuquerque
Assistant District Attorney Don Wilson said a preliminary hearing for Billy Ray White is tentatively set for Oct 14. White, extradited from Illinois, faces trial for the armed robbery of an Albuquerque loan company and the shooting deaths of Bud Rice and Blanche Brown in Budville last November. Mrs. Bud Rice attended one lineup, but Wilson declined to reveal results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
Don. Wilson
Billy Ray
White
New Mexico
Ilinois
Budville
Wilson
Bud Rice
Price
Bloodiest Mexico City clash hits anti government rally
Mexican capital endures heavy fighting as snipers and troops battle near Plaza de las Tres Culturas. Government reports 20 to 25 killed and dozens wounded with hundreds injured treated in city hospitals. IOC weighs impact on 1968 Games as security steps are praised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Oni
Geenie
International Olympic Committee
Fernando Garza
Dan
Tlatelolco
el Universal
Social Security
Marcelino Garcia Barragan
Jose Hernandez Toledo
Mexico
Tylig
Navajo FedMart Store Nears Nov 1 Opening At Window Rock
Tribal officials outline tentative plans for a Nov 1 formal opening of the FedMart Store under construction at Window Rock on the Navajo Reservation. The $600000 building near the Arizona State Road 264 Fort Defiance highway is 85 to 90 percent complete and will house departments from furniture to auto accessories before lease to FedMart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Window Rock
FedMart
Joe Khattar
San Diego
Arizona
Fort Defiance
Ed Darby
Ery
Darby
Sam Williams Coast. Inc
Phoenix
Fed
Matthen
Fed ‘Mart
Sol Price
Raymond
Nakai
Fe Mart to Open on Navajo Reservation November First
Navajo chairman Khattar outlines plans for a Fe Mart opening with an afternoon dedication and luncheon. Officials hope national figures attend, possibly Interior Secretary Udall and Indian Affairs Commissioner Bennett. The complex will include future venues like a bowling alley and clinic, aiding local jobs and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fe Mart
Khattar
Stuart Udall
Interior
Robert
Bennett
Indian Affairs
Darby
Window Rock
Tom Atcitty
VISTA
Shipping
First Navajo National’ Bank
Arts and Crafts Guild
Fed. Mart
Gallup
Navajo Community College
Thoreau Man Dies After Interstate 40 Accident
Felipe Herrera 37 of Thoreau died Tuesday after his 1968 pickup skidded on I 40 one mile east of Gallup. State Police report the vehicle rolled three and a half times down a steep embankment. He was treated at St Marys Hospital Gallup and pronounced dead at 2 50 PM. Herrera was a Navajo Freight Lines employee, Korean War veteran, and VFW member. He is survived by his widow Chris Guzman Herrera a son Vincent and a daughter Isabel and by his parents Felipe and Maria Herrera three brothers and five sisters. Burial will be at Thoreau Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Thoréau
Felipe Erminio Herrera
Gallup
Herrera
St. Mary’s Hospital
Charles F. . Kettel
Eddie
Castillo
St. Bonaventure Catholic Church
Thoreau
Mass
Thoresa
Chris
Guzman Herrera
Vincent
Isabel
Felipe
Bluewater
Carlos Herrera
Juan
Joe Herrera
Grants
Ema Pacila
Eta Marinez
Grants Anuel Bristamante
Milan
Funeral Rites Set for Ellen Carrén 86 in El Paso Area
Ellen Carrén, 86, died Tuesday at her El Paso area home near Gallup. Mass will be said Friday at 9 a.m. at Sacred Heart Cathedral with burial at Sun Set Memorial Park. Born August 22, 1882 in Canada, she had lived in Gallup briefly and is survived by her brother Walter Currén of Fort Pierce, Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen Carrén
el Paso
Gallup
Sacred Heart Cathedral
Sunset Memorial Park
Canada
Gurren
Gallups
Walter Currén
Fort
Pierce
Fla
Young Democrats Elect Officers in McKinley County
Wayne Radosevich won a runoff to become chairman of the McKinley County Young Democrats after an organizational meeting at the county courthouse. George Galanis was elected vice chairman with Charles Esparza as treasurer and Mrs. Mary Hinman secretary. A constitution committee and planning committee were formed and local leaders such as Frankie Garcia and Joy Pena joined the program slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Radosevich
McKinley’ County
Guido. Zecca, Jr
Joe
Pena
Radosevich
Wites Kaye
Cora’ Lee
Gallup
George Galanis
Charles
Es ‘Parta
Mary Hinman
Galas
Zecca
Brent Wall
Leroy Gabaldon
Mary Jarrett
Tom “Speedy
Trujillo
Hinman
Calvin’ Hall
Frankie ‘Gar- Gia
Search For Lost Plane Resumes In Pecos Wilderness
Civil Air Patrol searches Albuquerque four for an apparent aerial sightseeing trip. Pilot John Fishel, 27, and passengers Jon Horton Ken Britton Ron Jones, all of Albuquerque, vanished after departing Alameda Airport prompting CAP from Albuquerque Santa Fe and Los Alamos to join. FAA noted a two hour planned flight with four hours of fuel. Forest Service said unrelated smoke spotted near search area Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
Albuquerque
Pecos
Eagt
Santa
Civil Air Patrol
John Fishel
Fishl
Jon Horton
Ken Britton
Ron‘ Jones
CPA
Santa F ‘Fe
Los Alamos
Forest Service
Federal Aviation Administration
Fisher
Alameda Airport
Fishel
An. Albuquerque
Johnson Faces Three Choices After Fortas Withdrawal
President Johnson must select a new chief justice or delay action after Abé Fortas withdrew his nomination. Chief Justice Warren indicated he would stay if Fortas were not confirmed, avoiding a 4 to 4 term opening. Options include a fresh nomination, a recess appointment, or no action, with opponents urging no new nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Abé
Fortas
Johnson
Earl Warren
Senate
Supreme Court
Warren
Supreme ‘Court
Congress
Robert P. Griffin
R-Mich
Howard H. Bake
R-Tenn
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Eisenhower
Drewsmen
Redwoods National
American University
Jdhngdh
Bate Supreme Court
Archbishop Davis Marks 25th Anniversary in Santa Fe
Archbishop James Peter Davis of the Santa Fe Archdiocese marked 25 years as a bishop with a mid afternoon Mass at St Francis Cathedral Santa Fe.About 50 church leaders attended including Apostolic Delegate Luigi Raimondi. Davis was ordained bishop of San Juan Puerto Rico in 1943 and became archbishop when San Juan became an archdiocese in 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa. FE
James Peter Davis
Santa Fe
St. Francis
United States
Luigi
Raimondi
Davis
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Voluntary press ethics code discussed by New Mexico Bar
A New Mexico Bar Association panel presented a voluntary pretrial publicity code to its Board of Commissioners after ten months of work by attorneys and media representatives. The six member committee would include three bar appointees and three from mass media to foster press freedom and fair trials, with cooperation between lawyers and reporters to avoid bias and ensure impartial justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roswell
New Mexico Bar Association
Board of Commissioners
New México
State Board of. Bar
Bar
New Mexico
News N Media
the -Bar
CaHne
Protect Your Right to Vote Notice for Registration
Voter registration reminder from county clerk urging citizens to register before October 6 in advance of the November election. Includes references to Democratic candidates and local establishment names and emphasizes applying in person after 9 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County
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