Rabies scare after dog bite in Linda Vista area
A five year old boy may need painful rabies shots unless a dog that bit him is found. The dog, a miniature schnauzer salt and pepper, escaped from the Vic Wyly home Saturday and may have been seen with two boys on North Garden. Anyone seeing the dog without IDs is asked to contact the Wyis to help save the boy from rabies treatment.
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Linda Vista
Vic Wyly
Futura
Wyis
North Garden
Ruling Blocks Toxaphene Spray in Caterpillar Fight
Amarillo attorney Tom Curtis vows immediate appeal after Judge Payne denies a temporary restraining order against using toxaphene by northeastern New Mexico ranchers to combat caterpillar infestation. The Canadian River Water Authority warned spraying could pollute Lake Meredith but the court found any impact would be negligible. Curtis plans to seek relief from the 10th U.S. Circuit Court in Denver.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Tom Curtis
Amarillo
Tex
New Mexico
Dist
H. Vearle Payne
Canadian River Water Authority
Lake Meredith
Texas Panhandle
Colfax
Union
Harding
Mora
San Miguel
Water Authority
Canadian
Lake
Meredith
Payne
Curtis
10Th US
Circuit Court of Appeals
Denver
10Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Texas
David Cargo
Delbert Williams
Dumas
Award Presented to NMMI for outstanding employment effort
The American Legion award for outstanding achievement in employing workers over 45 and veterans was presented today. Pictured are Chris Graham and Hank Pruet of the State Employment Office, O. R Johnson American Legion post commander, Maj. Gen. Sam Agee NMMI superintendent, and Harry Lamkin of the Employment of the Handicapped Committee.
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Pruet
State
O. R Johnson
American Legion
Sam Agee
NMME
Harry Lamkin
Employment of the
Taos land clash test in Indian claims debate
Interior Secretary Hickel opposes cash settlements for Taos Pueblo land claims, arguing a sacred 48 900 acres in New Mexico should be returned as land rather than money. Senator Anderson contends tribes could plead religious ties to land and cites Navajo success seeking land titles in the southwest.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Walter H. Hickel
Clinton P. Anderson
New Mexico
Hickel
Nixon
Taos Pueblo
Senate
Indian Affairs
Anderson
Indian Claims Commission
United States
Mone
Hicke
Taos
America
Sangre de Cristo Mountains
Theodore Roosevelt
US Indian Claims Commission
Carson National Forest
Perjury charge dropped for Geronimo Borunda case in New Mexico
Assistant District Attorney Donald Wilson said Borunda of Espanola will not face perjury charges. The decision followed a weak case and not the lie detector results. Also notes of July Fourth injuries, a Las Vegas university board suit, and Harold S Vanderbilt bequests.
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Associated Press
Albuquerque
Atty Donald Wilson
Geronimo Borunda
Espanola
Wilson
Borunda
Juan Valdez
Nick Sais
Tierra Amarilla
Las Vegas
N.M
Dist. Atty
Donald Martinez
New Mexico Highlands University Regents
Martinez
Regents
Charles Graham
Wisconsin State University
Thomas Donnelly
New Mexico Military Institute Wins American Legion Award
The New Mexico Military Institute was named state winner of an American Legion Award for outstanding work in employing workers over 45 and war veterans. ceremony in Maj. Gen. Sam W. Agee's office. O R. Johnson, the local post commander, and Hank Pruet presented the certificate of appreciation.
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New Mexico Military Institute
American Legion
Chris Graham
New Mexico
House Doves Lose Test on Amendment
The House defeated a motion to instruct conference negotiators to accept the Senate Cooper Church amendment restricting presidential action in Cambodia. The vote, 237 to 153, followed claims of pressure calls tied to HUD inquiries.
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Washington
House
Senate
Cambodia
House Conference Committee
Housing and Urban Development Department
Cooper Church
Donald M. Fraser
D-Minn
Leslie C. Arends
Illinois
Arends
John F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Asbury Park Calm After Racial Disturbances
After four days of race related clashes in Asbury Park 165 injured 92 by pellet 130 arrested damage exceeds 1 million dollars. Mayor Joseph Mattice and Willie Hamm announced agreements reached with black leaders who presented 22 demands on housing jobs narcotics and civic board representation.
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James Gerstenzang
Associated Press
Asbury Park
N.J
Joseph Mattice
Willie Hamm
Rutgers University
Hamm
Possible Cutoffs For Welfare Violation
HEW announced possible partial termination of matching federal welfare payments for Arizona California Indiana and Nebraska amid hearings set for August and September. Issues include failure to meet 1967 law adjustments, residence rules, child eligibility, and income disregard formulas. Potential aid at stake totals 8 million Nebraska 25 million Indiana 35 million Arizona and 978 million California.
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G. C. Thelen Jr
Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Arizona
California
Indiana
Nebraska
John D. Twiname
HEW
San Francisco
Chicago
Kansas City
Withdrawal speeded up for Vietnam troop pullout
Defense Secretary Melvin Laird said more than 50,000 U.S. servicemen will be withdrawn from Vietnam by Oct. 15, dropping forces to below the 384,000 ceiling and possibly meeting or beating Nixon's pledge to withdraw 150,000 by spring. He cited success of attacks in Cambodia and outlined other world issues.
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Fred S. Hoffman
Washington (Ap
Melvin. R. Laird
U.S
Vietnam
Laird
Nixon
Cambodia
Soviet Union
Vienna
Middle East
United States
Israel
Egypt
Korea
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Marty Boswell
Roswell
Truman Spencer
Carrizozo
76Th
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Li Anne Cary
Charles Wo Cary
Linda Vista Blvd
San Francisco State
Hoswell
Michigan
Jim Macfarland
N. Garden Ave
Westfield
New York Times
Walker Air Force Base
The
Times
Macfarland
Martin O. Waldron
William F. Brainerd
Robert J. Hoffman
Minor Hoffman
Hoffman
Roswell Industrial Development Corp
Huffman
Roswell Retirement Service
Air Base
Macfair
NMMI
New Mexico Military Institute Today
State Employment Office
Hank
Boston
National Fire Protection Association
New York
Harold S. Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt University
Vanderbilt
Newport
R.I
NMM
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