Kaleidoscope Players tour through Gallup and beyond
New Mexico's Kaleidoscope Players of Raton wind up a four performance Gallup area tour today with stops at Rehoboth and Win gale after Cathedral High School and Ramah. The troupe, in its seventh season, moved from Alabama three years ago and is sponsored by the New Mexico Arts Commission. Director Bill Fesagan leads actors Lee Speich Billington Ben Zeller and Jon Doyle in an adaptation of the life and works of Lewis Carroll. They will perform at Eastern Arizona University Phoenix College and Texas Tech before touring Ontario Canada and on to Hawaii and the Midwest and East after Christmas. The group operates a New Mexico School for Performing Arts offering drama training for high school and college students.
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New Mexico
The
Kaleidoscope Players of
Raton
Gallup Area
Rehoboth
Wingale
Cathedral High School
Ramah' Tuesday
Alabama
Bill Fesagan
Lee Speich Billington
Ben Zeller
Jon Doyle
Looking Glass
Lewis Carroll
Gallup
Arizona
Arizona University
Phoenix College
Lubbock
Texas
Texas Tech
Ontario
Canada
West
Hawaii
Mid West
Carroll
John ‘Brown
New. Hampshire
Soueidne
Window Rock
Ariz
Graham” Holmes
Holmes
Two-Vehicle Crash Injures Garcia and Adams in California
Lawrence George Garcia 17 and Trula Adams 52 were injured in a two vehicle crash at U.S. 66 and Clark Street. Garcia was listed in good condition at St. Marys Hospital. Police cited Garcia for failure to yield right of way after his left turn into a station wagon driven by Kenneth Preston Adams 46.
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Lawrence George Garcia
Viro Circle
St. Mary's
U.S. 66
Clark Street
Trula Adams
Bellt Calif
Garcia
Kenneth Preston Adams
Bell
Calif
Penitentiary Warden Cox Dies During Vacation
Santa Fe reports the death of New Mexico Penitentiary Warden Cox at age 59 while vacationing in Venice Florida. Cox came to New Mexico in 1959 to assume the warden's post. Funeral plans were pending and further details were unavailable.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Cox
Venice
Fla
Florida
Wide Ruins Rally Sparks New Navajo Charges
The Wide Ruins political clash escalates with reports of intoxicated protestors and assaults during a Raymond Nakai rally. Navajo officials urge restraint as violence threatens the four year leadership election and police seek meeting locations.
Johnson in New Zealand crowds greet restrained welcome
President Johnson arrived in Wellington to a modest crowd of thousands and amid protest banners from war critics. He plans to visit five more countries in 15 days, highlighting aid for poorer regions and a peaceful Asia after the Vietnam War.
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Wellington
New Zealand
Johnson
Washington
South
U.S
Pago Pago
Samoa
Honolulu
Asia
Donkey in Car Brings Charge in Totnes Court
In Totnes England Constable Kenneth Harper spotted a small car on the main street with a donkey protruding near the driver. Peter Cox a school principal denied the charge of not controlling the vehicle. The court found Cox not guilty and the donkey named Neddy remained a well behaved family pet.
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Rotnes
England
Kenneth Harper
Totnes
Peter Cox
Grt
Summers Charged in Lutky Lunch Burglary Case
Frank Summers, 35, of Fort De fiance Arizona, faced district court on Tuesday for burglary after entering the Lutky Lunch at 205 N by forcing a padlock. Police found Summers hiding inside with money in his shirt, a radio, and groceries. he pleaded innocent at preliminary hearing.
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Frank. Summers
Fort Defiance
Ariz
G. A
Summers
Sam Billison Criticizes Nakai on Grazing Policy
Navajo tribal chairman candidate Sam Billison accuses opponent Nakai of confusing livestock owners about grazing rules. He says grazing regulations require permits and reflect rangeland conditions, with overgrazing threat if misrepresented. He cites existing Interior Department laws and warns against misleading voters.
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Sam
Billison
Nakai
United States
Bureau’ of Indian Affairs
Branch of Land Operations
Sec. of Interior
Federal Register
Navajoland
Ae “Billison
Interior Department
Gallup Receives Sewage Funding Amid State Allocations
Santa Fe allocates federal funds to improve wastewater systems. Albuquerque gets 1.235 million of 1.372 million for sewage facilities. Gallup receives 16 000 for settling ponds. Santa Fe 44 550 for a main line. Tyelmenri 43 000 for lines in a subdivision. Ruidoso 33 600 for a new facility. Las Cruces funding withheld pending plant standard compliance.
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Santa FE
Albuquerque
Gallup
Tyelmenri
Ruidoso
Las Cruces
Health Department
Fire Damages Two Cars in Church Rock Parking Lot
A backfire in the engine of two cars owned by George Tou chine Jr. caused a fire on U.S. 66 West near the Paramount Cafe in Church Rock. Estimated damage is 50 to the vehicles with the blaze around 7 15 Tuesday night.
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George Touchine Jr
Church Rock
Toth
Paramount Cate
U.S. 66 West
Mrs Pace Services Pending in Albuquerque for Joanna Pace
Services are pending in Albuquerque for Mrs Joanna Pace 29 who died in St Joseph Hospital after a brief illness. Her husband Marion Pace formerly managed Aero Gas Co in Gallup. She is survived by son Jim four daughters Marianna Cherice Debra and Melanie her mother Mrs Fessie Page of Roswell a sister Ruth Ann Page of Iowa and a brother Jim of Albuquerque.
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Albuquerque
Joanna Pace
St. Joseph Hospital
Fessie Page
Roswell
Ruth Ann Page
Iowa
Jim
City to End Agreement With Santa Fe Railroad
The Gallup city council approved terminating an agreement with Santa Fe Railway concerning the crossing to the sewage disposal plant. The letter by City Attorney Albert O. Lebeck Jr states the SCC ruling renders the agreement unnecessary and the crossing may be kept open per prior orders. The council also approved 30 minute parking near the public library and plans to install four WaySTOP signs at Fourth and Aztec with further traffic and lighting considerations.
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Santa Fe
Gallup
Albert
Lebeck
State Corporation Commission
SCC
Santa Fe Railway
Manuel Gonzales
Second Street
Thealip
Gonzales
Fourth
Strikers Return To GE Plant After Court Order
More than 6,000 workers resume assignments at the General Electric jet engine plant in Evendale Ohio after a federal court halts a walkout for 80 days under the Hartley Act. The White House plans no action against other GE plants as the defense department monitors shipping and production.
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Washington
General Electric Co
Cincinnati
Ohio
Viet Nams
Defense ‘Department
U.S
A. Weinman
Dayton
Evendale
Johnson
White House
Pentagon
Aplcio
United Auto Workers Union
Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
Congress Near Final Action on Major Bills in 1986 Session
Congress pushed most major bills toward final action as leaders forecast adjournment by Saturday. Three priority measures likely to reach the President today include a 1.7 billion antipoverty bill a 1.26 billion demonstration cities bill and a packaging and labeling measure. The House planned a final vote on the compromise antipoverty bill and the demonstration cities bill while the Senate backed the antipoverty version and prepared to act on the packaging measure.
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Johnson
Congress
Ekden
House
Senate
Appropriations
Four Youths Sentenced to Boys School
Four juvenile offenders were found delinquent by District Court Judge Frank B. Zinn on Tuesday for assault near the Red Arrow Trading Post in Thoreau. Michael Henry, Francis Watchman, Robert Davis, and Danny Buchanan were ordered wards of the court and sent to the Industrial School for Boys at Springer with Davis and Watchman having their sentences suspended. The judge urged respect for law and warned that probation would hinge on their conduct.
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Frank B
Zinn
Michael Jon Henry
Francis" Watchman
Robert Davis
Thoreau
Danny G. ‘Buchanan
Smith Lake
Red Arrow
Thorebiy Cet
Hes
Vandals Strike Local Vehicles Reported in Gallup
Two car vandalism incidents were reported to Gallup police on Tuesday. Frank Griego said headlights were shot out and a windshield broken with a BB gun between Saturday and Tuesday, with about $160 damage. Ruth Christertsen said the left rear window was broken with a BB gun Tuesday. damage not estimated.
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Gallup
Frank Griego
Vega
Ruth Christertsen
W. Warren
Mekong Delta battle tests South Vietnam amid cabinet resignations
In the Mekong Delta about 1,500 South Vietnamese troops fought 1,000 Viet Cong in heavy, inconclusive clashes 105 miles southwest of Saigon. Viet Cong gunfire downed three U S Huey helicopters as U S and allied jets later bombed Viet Cong marshlands. Cabinet resignations shook Saigon as Ky sought to appease ministers and manage a widening corruption and power dispute with northern Viet Nam leaders.
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Saigon
Viet Namh
U.S
North
Viet.Nam
Manila
Viet Nam
Chung Hee Park
Park
Qui Nhon
South Viet Nam
Pal In
Quang Tri
North Vietnm
Navy to commission Gunboat PGM 85 Galup in Tacoma
The Navy will commission the aluminum 164.7 foot gunboat Galup PGM 85 Saturday at 2 p.m. in Tacoma Washington. The vessel carries a four gun armament and a crew of 24 with three officers and 21 enlisted men.
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McCollum
Navy
Unitedtates
Galup
Tacoma
Wash
U.S
Gulf of Tonkin
al Water
Viet
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