08 Apr 1965
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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1965
Page
1
A broken OCR text fragment mentions names and a scene with Cathy and a host in a flight context. It includes garbled phrases about a siege and a Kaiser reference, with unclear roles and actions. The readable parts point to a disrupted dialogue or diary-like entry from a historical page segment.
A preliminary hearing for John, charged with armed robbery, is tentatively set for April 15 in the Jon Canis Courthouse. The case concerns the robbery of the Iowa Dress and Curry Shop with a $2,000 bond posted. Attorney Arthur Moble appointed counsel for the accused.
A federal grand jury indicted John A. Heard of Albuquerque, Raymond Constable of Cole Springs, and Edward W. Golubin of Dallas on mail fraud and conspiracy tied to Rio Grande Ranchos land sales in Taos County. Prosecutors say brochures misrepresented roads, surveys, and a 70 foot water table, with 15 counts possible.
School winners from Questa Ranchos and Llano Quemado have not yet been announced. Junior and senior divisions across Arroyo Seco St Joseph Chamisa Penasco Taos elementary Taos junior high list numerous participants including Nova Martinez Pearl Madrid Arthur Montoya Karl Martinez Florence Beuller and Vickio Farrell.
Continued from page one the rodeo showcases pedaline and breakings riding a straight line signaling mounting and dismounting single and double obstacle tests and a double zig zag obstacle. Each contestant faces flaws and a judge’s decision final. A public viewing is invited while a note mentions there are 1,234.80 college freshmen in the U S.
The Questa school board held its first public meeting on April 1 with officers elected. Attor ney E P Ripley denied swearing in on April 1 and confirmed the sixth as the actual swearing date. Doings included new appointments and a turnover in leadership as preparations for the new board progressed. A later note reports E G Espinoza’s appointment as national aide de camp to VFW Commander Chief Jenkins for membership drive support. A farewell event honored Father Robert Garcia and Father Joseph Sheets. Taos County dispatches note radio contact issues with law enforcement emergency channels.
A Questa Educational Advisory Committee delegation led by Bob Tiffany and George Ortiz urged the board to sponsor and manage Operation Head Start with federal funding covering all costs. The board approved the program and Tiffany requested advance notice of all scheduled meetings, with Chairman Gallopo to notify the newspaper.
Rudy Pacheco, chairman of the town recreation commission, said Wednesday that members are still working on plans for a proposed swimming pool. Definite plans will be presented at the town council meeting. Commission members include Pat Heen, Bill Parr, Dr. Al Rosa, Mrs. Beatrice Deveaux, and Sam McCarthy.
Regional director Joseph Sotis of the Boys Clubs of America spoke at the Taos Boys Club board meeting in the Armory. The building fund, started with minor donations from the Key Club and Ray Martinez, reached 520 dollars. Attending the annual Santa Fe banquet were Tom Martinez Rt Rev Msgr Sigmund Charewicz and Mrs Mary Cabot, with Sotis also addressing.
Justice of the Peace C J Quintana files weekly court results showing defendants and fines. Jenny Sandoval Taos reckless driving $3 Manuel Ocanas Ranchos public array $4 John Contreras Taos public affray $5 Richard Cline Los Angeles crossing yellow line $5 Fred Vialpanda Taos speeding 55 mph in 45 mph zone $10 Each defendent pays $7.50 court costs for the week. Last year 800000000 ballpoint dens were sold in the U S.
A trophy will be presented to each first place winner at an awards presentation. The event occurs at the Plaza Theater at 9 03 a m on Wednesday April 14.
The Jack Brandenburgs and Mr Haights have returned from a two and a half week trip to Guaymas Mazatlan Mexico with a stop over at the Tubac Country Club. They enjoyed good fishing with each catching a marlin weighing around 145 pounds at Mazatlan.
The County Sheriff's office probes a break-in at the Cooperative Store in Chamisal Saturday night. Entry was gained through a front door window and thieves took six packs of cigarettes eight quarts of oil and a locked cash register with small change per Sheriff Uvaldo Sandoval.
Tony Pacheco reported his car vandalized late Saturday night in front of his home on Lower Ranchitos Road. Windows were broken a radio aerial torn off and tires damaged.
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