Local Heart Council Plans Active Program
Taos County New Mexico Heart Assn council begins educational outreach through Taos schools PTAs service clubs and churches. Films on rheumatic fever and heart health shown. 28 minute feature and a 10 minute animated cartoon. Board led by Mrs Dick Grainger with officers and committee members across county groups.
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The
Taos. Council of the
New, Mexico
Dick Torbert
Secertary
Jack Brandenburg
Claire Morrill
Sam Horney
Taos
Lozier Funk
Renaldo Deveaux
John Harper
Elizabeth Budlong
Maude Couse
Harry Gammon
Allan Disco
John Rainer
J. C. Cantu
Lions Club
William Roush
New Mexico Heart Assa
Taos Council
Horney
Paul Moth
Los Alamos
Taos County
Taos Consider Piercing Route Through Town
Town council discussed a possible piercing route for the Santa Fe Highway aimed at relocating the road between Garcia Funeral Home and Holy Cross Hospital. Some residents feared costs, while others expected state funding to cover expenses. Merchants fear financial impact, and the Finance Department barred the Taos Fire Department from using state fire funds without council approval. The December session followed a two-month gap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanchez
Taos
Joan Reed
Rivera
Santa Fe
Garcia
Holy Crosss Hospital
Romero
State Department of Finance
Burglary at Ojo Caliente School Likely Inside Job
Rio Arriba County sheriff says burglary at Ojo Caliente's school was probably an inside job. Thieves stole a television set, a typewriter, a movie projector, and a tape recorder from Principal C. V. Lucero's office. entry came through an apparently unlocked window and none items have been recovered.
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Rio Arriba
Ojo Caliente
Ruben Maestas
C. V. Lucero
Maestas
Harvey Address Set For Dec 17 in Springer
Radio commentator Paul Harvey has rescheduled his appearance for Saturday December 17 at Springer High School gymnasium. Don Floersheim of Springer says Harvey canceled last month after his mother died in Tulsa. Tickets had been sold in Taos and the Springer Kiwanis Club sponsors the event.
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Paul Harvey
Springer
Don Floersheim
Harvey
Tulsa
Oklo
Taos
Springer High School Gymnasium
Springer Kiwanis Club
Rivera to Run for Pueblo Governor Amid Tax Promise
Taos mayoral candidate Rivera abandons plan to tear down reservation signs and vows to seek governor’s post next year. He promises no taxes for residents living on the reservation and proposes guards to collect tourist fees on Santa Fe Road and Raton Road while pursuing camera fees in Taos. Local officials and Indians offer mixed reactions as rumors spread about Taos’ stance on Brush’s eligibility.
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Gilbert Brush
Rivera
Pueblo
Washington
Santa Fe
Raton
Taos
Taos Indian Reservation
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Denver
Raton Rd
Brush
Sandhill Crane Hunt Featured in New Mexico Wildlife
December issue of New Mexico Wildlife features a story on the first regal sandhill crane hunt since federal protection in 1918. The hunt, limited to New Mexico, draws sportsmen nationwide and outlines hunting sites, methods, and crane decoy plans.
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Sand Hill
New Mexico Wildlife
Department For Game and Fish
David Jackson
New Mexico
William §. Huey
Mc. Gregor
Kids Korner
Department
Salvation Army Aids Needy With Christmas Cash Gifts
The Salvation Army will provide cash contributions for Christmas baskets this year instead of assembling and distributing baskets. A local fund is maintained by Mrs. B. G. Secrest who leads the effort, with funds to be given to an organization already preparing the baskets.
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Salvation Army
Army
B. G. Secrest
Pets Up For Adoption At Taos Shelter This Week
Taos Animal Shelter lists a male dog a spayed female dog and three kittens as available for adoption this week. Last week adoptions brought the total animals placed to 64 at the Taos shelter.
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Peta
Taos Animal Shelter
Darnell Tops Timber Bid in Carson Forest Canjilon Unit
Howard Y. Darnell of Espanola was the high bidder for 9 155 MBM of timber in the Canjilon Unit of Carson National Forest. His bid was 14.95 per MBM for ponderosa pine timber pine Douglas fir and white fir. No other bids were received. The timber lies in the Canjilon Ranger District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Y. Darnell
Espanola
Canjilon
Carson National Forest
George R. Proctor
Darnell
Vigil Stationed In Greenland
Army Specialist Four Eligio Vigil, 21, son of Epifanio Vigil of Mora, has arrived in Greenland and serves as a launcher crewman in Battery A of the 55th Artillery Nike Hercules missile unit at Thule Air Base. He joined the Army in December 1953 and is a 1958 Mora High School graduate.
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Eligio Vigil
Epifanio Vigil
Mora
Greenland
55Th Artillery
Thule Air Base
Army
Vigil
Mora High School
Valdez Named To Legion Committee Appointment for Taos editor
Felix Valdez prominent Taos president and Spanish editor of The News is named to the national distinguished guest committee of the American Legion. The appointment was announced by William R. Burke national commander and runs until the fall meeting of the national executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felix Valdez
Taos
American Legion
William R. Burke
National
Romero in Army Training Exercise near Ulm Germany
Army Sergeant First Class Joe T. Romero 27 son of Trinidad Romero Ranchos of Taos took part with Fourth Armored Division 51st Infantry in an eight day field training near Ulm Germany. Exercise trains infantry operations with armor support keeping the division ready as a NATO defense element. Romero entered service January 1951 arrived overseas November 1957 and attended Taos High School. His wife Ingeborg accompanied him in Germany.
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Joe T. Romero
Trinidad Romero
Ranchos of
Taos
Fourth Armored Division
51St Infantry
Ulm
Germany
Fourth Division
Europe
Romero
Taos High School
Ingeborg
Jhim
Investiture ceremony names eight clergy in Santa Fe
At St. Francis Cathedral in Santa Fe, Monsignor Chave presided as eight clergy were named to rank and dignitaries wore robes of their offices. Archbishops and bishops from Santa Fe and Albuquerque attended as five laymen joined the Knights of St. Gregory. The ceremony marked advancement to monsignor and include presiding prelates.
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Albert Chavés
St. Peaneis
Aig
TRE Staley Oy Roneeianate
Alas
Francis Tournier
Santa L’e
Ottavio Coggiola-Mower
Albuquerque
Santa Feans
Knights of St. Gregory
St. Gregory the Great
Two Draft Board Members Honored for 10 Years Service
Col. Samuel F. Gray, state director of Selective Service, announced yesterday that Jack Boyer and George Torres, members of Selective Service local board No. 26, have received appreciation awards from President Eisenhower for 10 years of active uncompensated duty. Other local board members are R. Howard Brandenburg, Ben Tenorio, and Antonio Reyna. Medical advisors are Dr. Raymond G. Hollis, Dr. Ashley Pond, Dr. A. M. Rosen, and government appeal agent Fernando F. Baca.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel F. Gray
Selective Service
Jack Boyer
George Torres
Pres
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Ojo
Placiies Rd
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Raymunda Rodlriguez
Valdez
Legion Committee
Chave
Amaieuves
Manuel J. Rodriguez
James Rabitt
Joseph Charecier
Tito Melendez
James McNiff
Socorro
Taos Area
Joe Romero P.O
Yucca Builders Supply
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North Pueblo Rd
Chevroley Corvairs
Oldsmorig
Pontiacs
Santa Fe Rd. Ni
Draft Board
Honore
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Coronado North Plaza
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Timex
Glue Lake
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Your Gift Headquarters
Remington
Frontier Scouts
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