Gallup events feature theater, politics and scouting
The Gallup community theater presents Man in the Dog Suit tonight and Saturday at Gallup High Theatre. A Free Grand Ole Opry style performance is Friday at 8 p.m. at the high school for a candidate event. A public candidates meeting is Tuesday at Red Rock School at 7 30 p.m. The State Employment Security Commission plans a Gallup office building bid and Chinle High School homecoming plans are noted with festival activities. Cub Scout training occurs today at Holiday Inn with Den Mothers courses. The Indian Capital District Scout Committee meets at Central Motor Co to plan the December district banquet. Governor candidate Gene Lusk campaigns in Zuni.
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Price Boycott Spreads Across Six More Cities
The housewives boycott expands with about 200 women in Daytona Beach Florida pledging to avoid big chain stores until prices drop. Similar efforts spread to El Paso Texas Hobbs Carlsbad Roswell and Albuquerque New Mexico with Phoenix Arizona leading bread protests and a national call for local chapters.
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Johnson visits Australia in search of peace and unity
President Johnson arrived in Canberra amid a warm greeting and vows a mission of hope for peace in Southeast Asia. He warned that securing peace requires hard work, not miracles, following a pledge of allied unity in Vietnam obtained in New Zealand.
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Rehoboth Christian Hospital Campaign Moves Forward
A $250000 fund drive to build a new $950000 40 bed Rehoboth Christian Hospital will start with advance gifts this week. The effort, led by Charles L. Williams and a committee of local figures, aims for a Nov 1 general solicitation.
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Jack Starkovich
Dan DiPomazio
Tobe Turpen
Pete Ricca
Jay McCollum
W.S. Boff
Charles Vidal
Joe Plese
Basilio di Gregorio
Rico Meieapace
Mike Matayo
Con Ulary
Tony Petranovich
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East Coal
Wrongful death suit filed over fatal U S 66 crash
Lupe Bustamante as administratrix of Manuel Bustamante's estate sues Sheryl Cunningham for 250000 in district court claiming he was fatally injured on November 3 1964 when Cunningham drove into him as he crossed U S 66 near the Valley Gold Dairy.
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Billie R. Billie R rites Friday for Marine killed in Viet Nam
Funeral services for Larry R. Billie a Marine killed in Viet Nam will be held Friday at 10 730 a m at St Michael s Aziz with burial at Fort De fiance Ariz Cemetery Rollie Mortuary handles arrangements Survivors include Lena B Tully Mountain Aziz.
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Jury Trial Set Today in Nine Thousand Eight Hundred Dollar Suit
The district court seeks relief in a $9,800 personal injury suit filed by James Ponte against Sam Falbo Jr and Donald L Rose. Ponte alleges severe injuries from a January 3, 1963 traffic crash on U S Highway 66 about four miles east of Prewitt. He was a passenger in Falbo's car and claims both defendants were negligent, causing the collision.
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Hayden Enters Debate on Navajo Funds Investment
U S Senator Carl Hayden faces Navajo fund investment questions after a telegram from his Washington staff, noting his request for Interior Department explanations. Navajo Bancorporation director Samuel Billison reports Hayden’s inquiry and urges scrutiny of bank depositories amid prior investments in Buffalo and Phoenix banks.
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Lusk Confident Ahead of November Election in New Mexico
Democrat Gene Lusk campaigned across Gallup Zuni and Grants claiming strong statewide support for the 1967 ticket. He urged highway growth and Indian liaison while praising editorial endorsements and stressing cooperation with government and party leaders.
College Day Helps 320 Students Hear College Options
About 320 college hopefuls from Gallup, Cathedral and other schools heard 14 colleges and universities outline curricula and entrance requirements during College Day. Representatives from Adams State, Northern Arizona, New Mexico State, UNM, and more spoke in 30 minute sessions to help students select second and third choices.
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Richard Slinker
Eastern New Mexico University
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Opening Night of The Man in the Dog Suit
Gallup Community Theatre presents The Man in the Dog Suit for a three night run opening tonight at 8 p.m. at Gallup High School Little Theatre. Tickets available at the door.
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Police Seek Driver of Death Car In New Mexico
Police seek the driver of a vehicle that struck and killed 18 year old Billy Owen of Window Rock near the SR 68 and US 666 junction. Owen died at Fort Defiance Public Health Service Hospital after being found beside the road around 10 p.m. by Al Tallbird of Gallup. Navajo and State Police ask for information to aid the investigation.
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Services Set For Ed Natay Artist and Radio Announcer
Ed Natay a well known artist and radio announcer died on a Tuesday while on a special assignment in Phoenix Arizona. His services are scheduled for Saturday at 10 a m at St Michael s Arizona with burial in the Ft Defiance Cemetery. The body will arrive Friday morning and be taken to Rollie Mortuary.
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Acknowledgments for Clara Livingston's Loss
Our sincere thanks for friends kindness during the loss of our mother and grandmother Clara Livingston. Families of Doc Livingston Dorothy Marlin Suzyn Sadoaka.
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