Cargo Again Blames New Mexico Solons
Governor David Cargo criticized the Legislature over school financing in an Albuquerque speech and urged modernization of education. He cited the need to change the school distribution formula, saying $550 million to $60 million in taxes would be required, and warned that pumping money into the current formula would not work.
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David Cargo
Albuquerque
Thomas G. Morris
Manuel Lujan, Jr
B’nai B'rith
Lujan
Morris
Bloody clashes in Londonderry draw British note
Protest violence in Londonderry during a weekend of nationalist demonstrations wounds 96 people including police and bystanders. Police, aided by water cannon, baton charges, and steel helmets, break up crowds of 800 as stones and firebombs fly amid claims of Catholic discrimination under Northern Ireland rule.
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Belfast
Northern
Ireland
Londonderry
Northern “Ireland
Northern Ulster
Agdinst
Beulah Wise
Raisnee
London
Owwevet
Northern’ Ireland
Nixon Leads in Three-Way Presidential Polls
A Washington Post 50-state survey shows Republican Nixon with a commanding lead in the three way race. Humphrey trails Wallace for third place, with Wallace disputing the results. The Times survey finds Nixon leading in 34 states for 380 electoral votes, needing 270 to win.
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Associated Press
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
New, York
Hubert’h. Humphrey
George C. Walle
Washington
Post
Humphrey
Wallace
United Press International Editors
National Press Club
Times
Erie
the Times
District of Columbia
Clifford Plans West Berlin Trip Amid NATO Push
Secretary of Defense Clark Clifford plans a West Berlin visit during a NATO planning meeting in Bonn to signal U S resolve to defend Western rights in the encircled city. The trip follows Soviet moves and the concentration of troops in Central Europe, as NATO moves to tighten aims and military readiness.
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Washington
Clark M. Clifford
West Berlin
Soviet Union
U.S
Clifford
NATO
Bonn
Berlin
East Germany
Czechoslovakia
West Germany
Central
Europe
State Department
Brussels
Fire Prevention Week Under Way in Gallup
Gallup firefighters had a busy weekend with a 12:45 a.m. blaze at the Zuni Drive-In causing about 300 in damage. They also responded to a false alarm at Williams Arts Saturday night and planned school inspections to mark Fire Prevention Week.
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Gallup
Zuni Drive-In
Williams Acrts
Anneaing
Pete Chiapetti
Infant James Joseph Hataway Dies in Albuquerque Funeral
Services were held today at Sacred Heart Cathedral for James Joseph Hataway infant son of Mr and Mrs Ed Hataway of 3 Viro Circle who died Oct 1 in Albuquerque Interment was at Sunset Memorial Park.
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James Joseph
Ed. Hataway
Circle
Albuquerque
Sacred
Heart Cathedral
Sunset Memorial Park
Supreme Court opens term amid protests and political pressure
The Supreme Court starts its new term under scrutiny from protesters and a charged political climate. The court faces anticipated cases including George Wallace’s bid to appear on Ohio’s ballot and the ongoing debate over its activism as it prepares to issue rulings.
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Washington
Supreme’ Court
Johnson
Thake Abe Fort
High Court
Senate
Earl Warren
George ‘C. Wallace
Warren
Alabama
Wallace
White’ House
Ohio
Civil rights protest tests free speech limits across the nation
A wave of demonstrations tests First Amendment rights as police seek to limit dissent. Dick Gregory leads a 1965 Chicago march. National States Rights Party faces a 1966 ban after racist remarks in Maryland. a 1967 Vietnam war protest near Fort Hood sparks arrests.
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Vietnam
Weild
Dick Gregory
Richard J.: Daley
Chicago
National States Rights
Somerset County
Maryland
Ft. Hood
Texas
Johnson
Udall Urges Phaseout of BIA in Alaska
Interior Secretary Stewart Udall said in Fairbanks the Bureau of Indian Affairs should be gradually phased out to foster native self sufficiency. He urged natives to manage their own affairs and warned against outside agencies making decisions for them.
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Fairbanks
Alaska
Federal Bureau of Indian Affairs
Stewart Udall
Udall
University of Alaska
United Fund Drive Kicks Off in Gallup
About 100 workers and local officials gathered at the Rancho Hotel for the United Fund drive in Gallup McKinley County. Dan Thurston, president, predicts 100 percent participation to reach a $75,000 goal over roughly two weeks.
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United Fund
Gallup
E! Rancho
Dan Thurston
McKinley County
Thurston
Thieu Urges Hanoi Admit Aggression for Ceasefire
President Thieu told the National Assembly that Hanoi must acknowledge aggression and abandon takeover attempts for a just peace. He said de-escalation and a total bombing halt over North Vietnam could bring both sides closer to a ceasefire and warned against any concession of territory.
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Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
Hanoi
Thieu
National Assembly
vieSpeaking
Senate Chamber
Nguyen Cao Ky
Tran van Huong
Hasidi
Paris
North Vietnam
Third Strike Looms For NY Teachers
New York faced a looming third teacher strike as most of the city’s 1.1 million public school pupils attended classes. Demonstrators stayed away from Ocean Hill Brownsville where the central Board of Education suspended the local board for 30 days to avert further walkouts, and tensions rose after the district contrasted transfers and replacements. Police surrounded the junior high as parents and teachers gathered, while substitute teachers left for a church meeting and pupils were moved to an auditorium.
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New York
Brooklyn
Ocean Hill
Brownsville
Central Board of Education
Novoce
Bernard &. Donovan
Ocean
Protest March Opens Amid Delayed Draft Trial in Baltimore
About 1,500 people march from Wyman Park to City Hall in Baltimore to protest the Vietnam draft and urge immediate withdrawal of troops. The trial of nine Roman Catholic clergy and laymen charged with seizing and burning Selective Service records in Catonsville was delayed by legal motions at U S District Court.
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Baltimore
Nine War
Nine
Wyman Park
Johns
Hopkins University
War
Memorial Plaza
City Hall
Vietnam
Dean Pappas
Catonsville
Eon Laneowever
Laweyers
U.S. District Court
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Johnny” Walker
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Art Armijo
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Young Democrats Organization
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Cargo
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Howard
Graves
Associated’ Press
Chavez
State Deserves Party
Penrod Toles
Ager
Fabian ‘Chavez
Chaves
Cargo Is
Michigan
Edmund” Muskie
Maine
Center
New Mexico
Joseph M. Montoya
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Muskie
Albuquerque Sunport
United’ Fund
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