Gallup High Band Tops State Rivalry At Friday Game
Gallup High School premier band known as Marching 200 wowed spectators while Manzano High School bandmaster doubted their field presence. News notes cover local politics, tribal leadership, and a new Gallup cinema manager, Floyd Allred, as well as a Utah Navajo land dispute hearing and a novel space saving tire.
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Gallup High School
Manzano High School
Gallup
Mahzano
Bureau of Land Management
State of
Utah
Aneth Basin
Jaycees Aid Vietnamese Doctor With Vehicle Gift
Gallup Jaycees join Project Concern to donate a four wheel drive vehicle for Dr. James Turpin who runs a homemade hospital in Vietnam. Indiana and about 400 clubs across seven states help truck the vehicle to California en route to Viet Nam.
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Guido Zecca, Jr
Gallup Jaycees
Phil Price
Grants
James Turpin
Viet Nam
Zecca
National
Jaycee Organization
California
Turpin
Gallupians
Jaycee
America
Project Concern
Guido Zecca Jr
Indiana State
Cornado
Calif
Jake Mustkrat
Gallup Man Is Arrested For Bar Fight
Bernie Santiago 24 of 402% E Coal was arrested early today in Gallup for disorderly conduct and aggravated assault after an incident at Manolo's Bar. Owner Manuel Alonso says Santiago started a fight and drew a knife when he tried to escort him outside.
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Bernie Santiago
E. Coal
Manolo’s
Manuel Alonso
Santiago
Grease Fire Damages Virgie's Cafe in Gallup
Firefighters responded to Virgie's Cafe at 800 West Coal Avenue Friday afternoon after a grease ignition on a stove caused an estimated 50 dollar property damage. Local authorities investigated the minor blaze with no reported injuries.
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Gallup
Virgie
U S Bombers Hit North Viet Nam Infiltration Routes
U S B52 bombers hammered infiltration routes and bivouac areas inside the demilitarized zone in the 14th raid since bombers began strikes there. Marines south of the zone pressed Prairie operations with light contact while tolls climbed for North Vietnamese forces.
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U.S
Viet Nam
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Demilitarized Zone
Guam
Tiger Division
North Viet Nam
Air Force
U.S. Command
South
da Nang
Former New Mexico clerk denies $4692 shortage responsibility
SANTA FE RP Former San Juan County Clerk Bonnie Lane denies responsibility for a $4,692.29 funds shortage during her term. State Auditor Alex Armijo demanded restitution after an audit. Lane said she cannot pay and has restored $2,128.62. a second audit cited the additional shortage. Dist Atty Louis De Pauli of Gallup was also notified.
Quake Hits Tokyo in a Violent Shake
An A' Ome earthquake struck Tokyo causing strong shaking but no casualties or major damage were reported. Authorities said there were no immediate injuries and emergency services logged scattered incidents.
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Tokyo
Vioint
Hurricane Inez Aims For Mexico's Populous East Coast
Hurricane Inez moved west across the Gulf of Mexico toward Mexico's densely populated east coast after lashing the Yucatan. The Weather Bureau urged immediate precautions along the coast from Tuxpan to 100 miles north of Tampico as Progreso and nearby towns faced heavy damage and power outages.
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Mexico City
Inez
Gulf of Mexico
Mexico
Yucatan Peninsula
U.S. Weather Bureau
New Orleans
Tuxpan
Tampico
Yucatan
Progreso
Gulf Coast
New
Amanche
Motul Izamal
Tixcocob
Teichac
Barry Goldwater To Speak At Gallup Fund Dinner
Former Arizona senator and 1964 Republican presidential nominee Barry Goldwater will headline a Billison fund raising dinner for tribal chairman committee in Gallup. He will fly in by private jet from Phoenix, expected to arrive at 6 30 p m and speak at a ten dollar plate event at the Shallmar Jam.
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Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Samuel Billison
Gallup
Annie Wauneka
Goldwater
Washington
Phoenix
Ife
44 Cuban Refugees Feared Lost in Inez Storm
Miami reports an intensive search for 44 Cuban refugees who rode a 24 foot boat named La Esperanza and were swept by Hurricane Inez. Enrique Gonzalez survived after four days at sea with eight children and two women aboard. Jorge Garcia died later at Homestead AFB hospital. Coast Guard aircraft and eight ships pursue any survivors or bodies.
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Miami
Fla
Fidel Castro
Inez
Enrique Gonzalez
Gonzalez
Jorge Garcia
Garcia
Homestead Air Forces Base
Florida Straits
Key West
Coast Guard
Cuba
Nicholas Bowater
la Esperanza
Pinar del Rio
Four Injured in Local Wrecks Friday Night
Two separate traffic crashes left four people injured with non life threatening wounds. In the first crash at U.S.5 east city limits Gladys Mac Julian and three others from Crownpoint were hurt after a left turn by Twila Churchman. In the second crash at U.S.66 and Third Street Eloise Vigil's pickup struck Neifie Jim and injured three others who were taken to PHS Hospital.
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U.S.5
Gladys Mac Julian
Crownpoint
Twila G. Churchman
Bakersfield
California
Anna Julian
Diana Rose Julian
Churchman
Chevron
U.S.66
Third Street
Eloise Vigil
Wilson
Neifie Jim
Wildnet
N. M
Jim
PHS Hospital
Juanita Julian
Voting Machine Squabble Draws in State Officials
New Mexico's voting machine controversy deepens as Atty. Gen. Witt probes alleged rigging and plans a public demonstration on machine vulnerability in Albuquerque. Congressman Walker calls for strict conflict of interest laws amid ongoing FBI review and inquiries into former officials and applicants.
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Associated Press
New Mexico
Boston Witt
Russell Cappel
Albuquerque
Cappel
Witt
FBI
Leonard Blaylock
Washington, D.C
Blaylock
Ithe 4
Attorney General’s
Johnny Walker
D-N.m
Walker
State Corporation Commission
The
Automatic Voting Machine Co
Jamestown
N.Y
John Peke
Shalimar Inn Hosts Smorgasbord Dinner This Weekend
The Shalimar Inn will serve a smorgasbord dinner Saturday and Sunday at 8 p.m. Music by Beverly Jay Trig accompanies the dining event.
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Smorgas Board
By Beverly Jay Trig
Ceremonial Election Set for Four-Year Directors
Members of the Ceremonial Assn. will pick three directors from 13 nominees for four-year terms in a second ballot mailed Friday. Ballots due by 5 p.m. Oct. 19. Winners join the board at the annual meeting next week. Nominees listed alphabetically include Adams, Alison, Bennett, Bortot Jr., Butler, Cato, Chalk, High, Kauzlaric, Kennedy, Schuelke, Tamony.
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Assn
Bill Adams
Marland Alison
Kay Bennett
Louis Bortot Jr
Bob Butler
Jerry Butler
Ira Cato
Gene Chalk
Charles High
Dick Kauzlari
John Kennedy
John Schuelke
Fred Tamony
George Hight
Louis Bernabe
Dick Kauzlaric
Bob Butter
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John W. Miles
Democratic Party
Miles
Dave Cargo
Cargo
T. E. “Gene” Lusk
Carlsbad
Lusk
Chaco Canyon National Monument
George E. Buckingham Jr
Boulder, Colo
Lynn Robbins
Robbins
Park
Buckingham
University of Colorado
Sam Billison
Lawrence Cato Billison
Sage Memorial Hospital
Canada
Jacques Renard
Floyd Allred
Gallup Theatres
B. J. Edwards
Jerald Davis
Flagstaff
Dr. Turpin
International Control Commission
Barry
Fice
Robert Davidson
Davidson
Harold Bibo
Peke
Bibo
State Personnel Board
Shalimar Inn
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