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New Mexico Gallup Independent

Location

Gallup, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1966

Page

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Man in the Dog Suit entertains Gallup audience

The Gallup Community Theatre presents Man in the Dog Suit for the third time tonight at 8. Newcomers star alongside veterans in a satire of suburban life. Eleanor Jaffe and Bill Sellard headline the opening scene with practiced humor, as the cast delivers rapid, joke-filled scenes and warm local resonance.

Gallup Community Theatre Mem ‘Bers Gallup Eleanor Jaffe Bill Sellard George Hight Mr. Beal America

State Wrecks Claim 5 Lives

Five more people died in New Mexico traffic crashes in one car incidents. Santa Fe residents Florentio Padilla and Julian Sanchez Jr. perished when Padilla lost control on New Mexico 3 south of Encino. Margie Townsend of Clovis died later in Roswell. her husband Richard Townsend and their son Bobby Townsend were injured or dead in separate crashes. Additional fatalities included Frank Mata of Mee Quero and Columbus Burnett of Carthage Missouri in crashes on New Mexico routes near Logan and Gallup respectively.

Associated Press New Mexico Florentio R. Padilla Julian L. Sanchez Jr Santa Fe Padilla Encino Margie Townsend Clovis Roswell U. S. 70 Elkins Richard Townsend Bobby Townsend Frank G. Mata Meequero Columbus Logan Tucumcar Burnett Gall Gallup

Senate Faces Christmas Tree Tax Bill and Quorum Troubles

Senate leaders seek to end the 1966 session with a disputed foreign investors tax bill and a $5 billion final supplemental appropriation. A shrinking quorum hampers action as lawmakers campaign, prompting hopes of adjourning by Christmas.

Washington Senate Democratic Mike Mansfield Montana Senate Mansfield House Sen Albert Garé -D-Tenn Russell B. Long Louisiana

Four Gallup youths arrested for paint sniffing in abandoned garage

Four Gallup area youths were arrested Friday night after police traced them to an abandoned garage in the 200 block Hast Terrace where they were sniffing spray paint. Roger Lee 13 Paulie Shorty 17 were booked for curfew violation while Robert Lee 17 faced curfew and disorderly conduct charges Odell Carr 19 was held for contributing to the delinquency of minors. Patrolman Landavazo said Roger Lee led him to the garage after stopping him at Puerco and U S 66 reporting a bleeding girl, though none were visibly injured. In other news Willie Kline reported a theft of tools valued at 55.75 from his pickup in the First State Bank lot. Currency totaling 210 stolen from a K&S Lanes cash drawer was found in a ceiling hole at the bowling alley. Alfred Garcia reported window glass broken from his door on Mesa Avenue with no damage estimate given.

Gallup Area Roger Lee E. Coal Paulie Shorty Gamerco Robert Lee Odell Carr Mexican Springs Daniel Landavazo Puerco U. S. 66 Landavazo Willie Kline Green First State Bank K&s Lanes Alfred Garcia W.mesa

Kennedy Hits Political Trail in Los Angeles Area

Senator Robert F. Kennedy campaigned through the Los Angeles area urging action to curb racial violence and address poverty that underpins it. He spoke at Lockheed Air Terminal in Burbank amid enthusiastic crowds while protesters supported rival Ronald Reagan.

Burbank Kennedy Brown Raonald Reagan

Land Group Plans Return to Northern New Mexico Lands

A Spanish American group claiming 500000 acres under old Spanish land grants plans a return to Carson National Forest northwest of Espanola amid Forest Service warnings. Forester William Hurst says members must follow forestry rules and potential restrictions. Alliance supporters picketed the federal building in Albuquerque and expect a mass meeting along US 84 with 350 to 500 attendees from several states.

Albuquerque New Mexico U.S. Forest Service Carson National Forest Espanola William Hurst Federal Alliance of Land Grants Higettek Federal Alburquerque Hurst Alliance U.S California Colorado

Grocery Chain Boycott Grows in U S and Canada

Housewives across the United States and Canada push actions against grocery chains over high food prices. In Albuquerque and Windsor the movement follows Denver organizers and a temporary restraining order blocks milk below cost at King Soopers pending a Colorado Unfair Practices Act suit. Libby, McNeil and Libby president Robert L. Gibson Jr. warns continued price rises in processed foods.

Denver Colo Canada Albuquerque N.M Windsor Ont Monye Foodway Albuquerque’ Tribune Funay Foodsway Robert W. Steele King Soopers King’s Colorado

FBI finds no rigging evidence in five counties

The FBI found no evidence that voting machines were rigged in five counties after a May 3 primary. U.S. Attorney John Quinn said the investigation yielded nothing after a challenge by Russell Cappel alleging tampering in Bernalillo Rio Arriba McKinley San Miguel and Valencia counties.

Albuquerque FBI U.S Cappel

New Mexico Housewives Lead Campaign for Price Cuts

About 600 women gathered in Carlsbad to organize a boycott of chain stores to lower food prices. Albuquerque Foodway ads supported the cause, while Foodway stores faced a boycott next week. Lovington joined with petitions as more communities considered action.

Associated New Mexico Carlsbad Ronald Ortegel Ortegel Carlsbad Retail Clerk's Union Foodway Albuquerque Lovington

Smoking Could Be Anti Social Act

New York AP The Federal Task Force on Respiratory Diseases of 24 physicians says it will be necessary to work toward the ultimate rejection of smoking as acceptable social behavior. The report urges selective prohibitions on smoking and reduction or elimination of cigarette advertising. It also calls to discourage cigarette use while a broader goal is pursued.

New York Federal ‘Task Force On

200 Feared Dead in Small Welsh Village Aberfan

Rescue efforts halted a coal mine slag slide that engulfed a school and eight hundred foot heap engulfing homes. Officials reported 200 feared dead with 1300 bodies recovered, many children, as water channels were dug to prevent further slides. Ministers spoke of grief and planned services.

Aberfan Wales Kenneth Hayes English Baptist Chapel John Beale David Benton David

Stone Services Held Today for Mrs Mary Stone

Funeral services were held today at Strong-Thorne Mortuary in Albuquerque for 72 year old Mrs Mary Magdalena Stone who died while visiting her daughter in Fort Worth Texas. Survivors include six daughters two sisters and a son plus 13 grandchildren and one great grandchild. Mrs Stone was a member of several Catholic organizations and worked for J C Penney Co. at 4017 Fifth NW Albuquerque.

Mary Magdalena Stone Strong-Thorne Albuquerque Stone Fort Worth Tex Otto Fellin Howard Sterns Gallup Immaculate Conception Catholic Church Altar Society St. Anthony’s Home Catholict Daughters of America Court Santa Maria 317 Casa Angelica J. C. Penney Co Paul Babe) Parenti Leroy Mathews Feaging Wing Fort Worth Tex Paul E. Stone Scottsdale, Ariz Harold Sias Jean DeWitt

Gubernatorial Clash Highlights New Mexico Campaign

Democratic candidate Gene Lusk and Republican David Cargo clashed at a Albuquerque rally over welfare policy and campaign stances. Cargo refused to attribute GOP platform lines to him as Lusk accused Cargo of shifting positions and disavowed platform deviations during the campaign.

New Mexico Gene Lusk Albuquerque Lusk Bernalillo Las David GOP Latform Cargo Lask Cargo Ak Sige Updose Ray Helen

Shalimar Inn Smorgasbord Dinner Saturday and Sunday

Local entertainment notes that Shalimar Inn will host a smorgasbord dinner with music by the Beverly Joy Trio on Saturday and Sunday evening. A separate notice mentions Ray and Helen performing at the Holiday Inn West US 66 for a limited engagement.

Beverly Joy Trio

El Rancho Hotel Buffet Announces Weekly and Special Menu

The El Rancho Hotel lists buffet hours Monday through Friday with a Mexican buffet and a Wednesday night special. A fish pie item is mentioned among the offerings.

Johnson May See Viet War

AP dispatch notes ground fighting in South Viet Nam continues as reports circulate that President Johnson may visit the war front next week. U S officials neither confirm nor deny while security measures rise. শুক্রবার۔

Saigon South Viet Nam Johnson U.S U. S Manila Johinson Thailand Nguyen Cao Ky

Man’s Body Released for Burial in Bluewater Lake Case

Sheriff Bill Bass announced that the widow of William Wilbur Perkinson, 57, whose body was found near Bluewater Lake, has requested no autopsy. The body was released to the family after transfer from Rollie Mortuary in Albuquerque.

Bill Bass Albuquerque Bluewater Lake Bass William Wilbur Perkinson Rollie

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