Apollo 7 astronauts nearing end of marathon 11 day flight
Apollo 7 crewmates Donn Eisele Walter Cunningham and Walter Schirra Jr show growing irritability as they pass the three quarter mark of their 11 day mission. Officials say 90 percent of objectives are met and only engineering tests remain. The crew, grounded by weather and minor cold, face a homeward return with reentry planned for Tuesday into the Atlantic.
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Walter Cunningham
Florida
Atlantic
Schirra
Moon
Four Hurt In Two Area Crashes On Interstate 40 And Gallup Road
A tractor trailer carrying seventy five cattle overturned on Interstate 40 two miles east of Continental Divide injuring four cattle and two drivers Leroy Pangle and Melton Oglesby both from Amarillo were listed in fair condition at St Marys hospital. In Gallup area a collision on State Road 32 bypass injured six girls with two treated and released. Mike Grund was cited for failure to yield and improper turn after the Hubbard Vidal crash investigated by State Policeman Robert Hodges.
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Beya
Continental Divide
Yesteday
Leroy Pangle
Amarillo
Texas
Melton Oglesby
Tex
St.Mary’s Hospital
Tahdem
Gallup
St. Mary's Hospital
Dale Jones
Wayne Hubbard
Gamerco
Adria
Vidal
Zecca
Mike Grand
Miss. Vidal
Hubbard
Mike” Grund
Robert “Hodges
New York Police Begin Historic Work Slowdown
The 22,000 member Patrolmen's Benevolent Association started a work slowdown to press wage demands. Officers report sick in relays, stop issuing traffic and parking summonses, halt towing illegally parked vehicles, and curtail assignments. Mayor Lindsay and Police officials met to discuss public safety during the action.
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New York
Fatrolmen’s” Benevolent ‘Association
PBA
John J. Cassese
Cassese
Hi Ew
Cassése
Prague approves treaty amid street protests and abstentions
Groups in Prague protested as Czechoslovakia confirmed the treaty with the Soviet Union. The Presidium of the Supreme Soviet unanimously ratified the pact after 10 abstentions. Diplomatic notes were exchanged and the treaty went into effect.
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Prague
Czechosloks
Supreme—Soviet
Former Police Chief Morenson Dies in California
FALTON Calif August 19 Former Gallup city police chief and Interior Department employee Canado Morenson 86 died here Friday morning in California He served in Gallup for 12 years from the late 1920s to early 1930s Retired in June 1954 after 2 decades with the Interior Department He lived recently with three grandchildren in Folsom Survivors include eight children 28 grandchildren and 65 great grandchildren Funeral services set for Monday at 2 p.m in Folsom Cards may be sent to 904 Busby Way Folsom Calif care of Everett Robertson
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Falton
Calif
Chevron Morenson
Gallup
Interior Department
Canado
Window Rock
Morenson
Diet Police
Interior
Folsont
Stoleora
Elks Invite Guests to Club Night for Fans
The Elks lodge issued an invitation for members to bring guests to a club night aimed at fans and socializing. The event specifics and date were not fully legible in the fragment.
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ELKS
UCF Reports Due Tuesday At Chamber Of Commerce
United Community Fund drive entries are due at a board meeting on Tuesday October 22 at 10 a.m. at the Gallup McKinley County Chamber of Commerce. UCF president Dan Thurston says workers and team captains should attend and agency representatives are urged to be present.
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United Community Fund
Dan Thurston
UCF
Gallup- McKinley County
Chavez campaigns in Gallup for governor challenge
Democrat Fabian Chavez told 128 attendees at El Rancho Hotel that the governorship is no place for poor leadership. He criticized incumbent Cargo’s administration, urged party unity, and highlighted youth ideas. Chavez spoke in Gallup Hobbs Grants Zuni and Los Alamos. Cargo planned to attend a Gallup NAACP convention.
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Fabian -Chavez
David F. Cargo
Gallup
Chavez
el Rancho
Arlier
Hobbs
Grants
Zuni
Cargo
Democratic Party
Santa Fe
Mora
Jaycees
Los Alamos
NAACP
U.S
Ge Johnny Walker
Ed Foreman
Walker
Foreman
Texas
House
Congressional Record
Congressional Journal
Joe Rich
McKinley County
Rich
Kinley County
Ernestine Evans
Mike Alarid
Sunday Rumored Date Wedding Is Set
In a developing report from Scorpios Island the Onassis plan for Jacqueline Kennedy to wed Aristotle Onassis faces timing and religious hurdles. A spokesman cited a Sunday wedding while Onassis suggested a date within three days. The union would mark a new phase for the widow of John F Kennedy amid Orthodox Catholic questions and baptism plans for potential children.
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Andravidha
Greence
Jacqueline
Kennedy
Aristotle Onassis
Onassis
Sima
John F. Kennedy
Hood
Mrs. Kennedy
Dallas
Tex
Midas
Esti
Athina ‘Livanos
Ofi
Ceremonial director election draws ballots and interest
The Ceremonial office plans to tally 249 ballots by 3 p.m. Tuesday October 22. Secretary Manager Ike Merry reports more than 80 percent of members voted, with two three member tickets leading the race. The winners serve four years ending October 1, 1972.
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Ing
Ike Merry
Albert’ Lebeck
Ira
Cato
Ray
Erwin
Merry
Interstate
Matt Morello
Nello Guadagnoli
Tom Woodard
Cathedral Bazaar Promises Fun for Everyone
Annual event hosted by the cathedral features a 9 p.m. start with a $125 ticket for adults, children welcome, and proceeds served by the Ladies Guild. Event dubbed Serviced by the Ladies Gaia aims to raise funds through a lively bazaar atmosphere.
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E.S
Johnny” Walker
Nelson Damon
Fabian Chavez
el Rancho Hotel
Scorpios
Ionian Sea
LWV
Voter’ Service
New Mexico
National Association: For the Advancement
Fom
Richard’ L. Dockery
Southwest
James W., Hansen
Beulah Linton
Andrew ‘Trotter
Dona. Ann
Charles M. Ice
David. F. Cargo
Cable 3
Gaia
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