Science Not an Idol at Temple Graduation Speech
Arch bishop John Z. Krol told Temple University graduates that science serves man not God, warning it and other idols such as education and power can distract from real life goals. He urged graduates to balance personal issues with duties to community and world, noting science brings both security and risk.
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Temple University
Archibishop
John Z. Krol
Asort
Selenes
Temple
Sai
Public Forum Warning Against Incompatible Land Uses
Coordinating Architect Charles W Quintin of Albuquerque Downtown urges Taos Community to avoid a cane change and align with professional guidance for sound comprehensive planning. He appeals to the public utility as a quasi public business to set a precedent.
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Taos
Charles W. Quintin
Albuquerque
Answers For Veterans Q Wow How Can I Pet Them From Service Days
A veteran can forward your letter to the Veteran if you provide his full name and birth details since regulations bar sharing a veteran’s address. The VA handles confidentiality and directs inquiries through proper channels.
Across and Down Word Puzzle Satire
Puzzle filled with mixed fragments and garbled clues. some legit words appear, including names like Blackwood and Selva, and references to Roman gods, measuring terms, and miscellaneous letters. The text is a jumbled OCR that yields a chaotic crossword-like grid with inconsistent letter portions and incomplete clues.
7,400 Welfare Dependents Prompt Runnels Probe
Santa Fe Senator Harold Runnels heads a legislative committee set to investigate the welfare department amid a plan to empower the agency to sue delinquent fathers for child support. The drive aims to save the state money, though DA inaction and past attitudes may limit impact. The panel also eyes highway spending and faces internal splits over timing and loyalty to the governor.
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Santa FE
Harold Runnels
Lovington
Segislaive Finance Committee
Welfare Department
Saps
Runnels
Rights granted for Rio Castilla hunting fishing area
The State One Commission approved a lease granting 10 years of public hunting and fishing rights on about 100000 acres including La tir Lakes Costila River Latir Creek and Little Ele Lake. Payments total 658000 over two years with annual lease income to the Department of Game and Fish. Restrictions will bar fishing and trespass near the onset stream May 20 through June, with a guard boat and moat patrols to prevent interference with spawning fish. Last year operators and spectators damaged fish despite limits.
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Imparumeet
Rio C Lillis Cooperative Livestock Association
Department of Game and Fish
Latir Lakes
Costila River
Latir Creek
Little Ele Lake
Howett
Costilla River
Roy Bark
Questa Village Girl Scouts Hold Ceremony
Questa Village Girl Scouts held a ceremony at the Community House in Red River on Tuesday night May 25. Leaders were Mr Susan Ortega Mrs Ruch Crow Mrs Janet Spiller and Mrs Charles Mayer. Members of Troop 197 include Vivian Gailjour Benna Gallegos Betty Spiller Kathy Heverty Alice Jaramillo Lindau Rae Kathryn Gaillour Jerry Stephanson Evelyn Ortega Benita Ortega Leah Deacon Becky Weis Patricia Carlej Johanna Hickman. The group formed a horseshoe for the ceremony as Horsewoman badges were presented to Betty Spiller and Jerry Stephanson, others received World Pins, and three girls were named patrol leaders.
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Ao Cadette
Commuunity House
Red River
Susan Ortega
Ruch Crow
Janet Spiller
Charles Mayer
Troop 197
Vivian Gail- Jour
Benna Gallegos
Betty Spiller
Kathy Heverty
Alice Jaramillo
Lindau Rae
Kathryn Gaillour
Jerry Stephanson
Evlyn Ortega
Benita Ortega
New Mexico Sets Deer and Hunting Season Dates
The State Game Commission set general deer season dates for New Mexico and outlined eight special seasons across regions from Tierra Amarilla to Mescalero. Antelope and elk seasons are scheduled with permits, bow hunts may require landowner arrangements, and a September 1826 legal duck season is approved as an experimental blue-winged teal harvest.
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State Game Commission
New Mexico
Tierra Amarilla Grant
Antec
Isex
Las Cruces
Department of Game and Wish
Mescalero India
Highway 66
Com Wiechin
Jermug
Tres Piedras
Pecas Ans
Guadalupe Mountains
Kuple Nest
Raton
Luna
Gila
Santa Fe
Department
Aim
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Pecos River
Rio Range
McAllister Lake
Wagon Mound Salt Lake
Stubblefield Refeigue
New Southwest Books Highlight Parks, Navajo Heritage, and Local Tales
New Southwest Books showcase diverse topics from Our Indian Heritage by Fayne Porter and profiles of 12 great Indian leaders to Our National Parks in Color by Devereux Butcher with an illustrated guide to parks and monuments mostly in New Mexico. Also included are Kaibab by Kay Bennett, No Turning Back by Polin Qoyawayma, Navaho Expedition by Lt James H Simpson, Mosaic of New Mexico’s Scenery, and two local fiction titles The Door in the Wall by Oliver LaFarge and Out of the Dark by Ursula Curtiss set in Albuquerque.
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Southwest
Fayne Porter
Pope
Devereux Butcher
New Mexico
Fort Burgwin Research Center
Kay Bennett
Frank E. Kottlewski
Oliver LaFarge
Ursula Curtiss
Albuquerque
Taos Art Association Launches Annual Campaign For Members
The Taos Art Association begins its 1965 membership drive aiming to reduce its mortgage from 4000 to a level that clears the debt within about a year. The drive backs a broad expansion including education, junior memberships, lectures for students, community courses, gallery space growth, and theater renovations to sustain Taos arts.
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Taos Art Association
TAA
Taas
Alicia Lansing
Steve Kennedy
George Chavez
Alice Smith
Taos High School
Smith
Indians Attend Confab Across Nine Tribes
A bus carrying 37 American Indian youths from nine tribes traveled to Mackinac Island Michigan for the Modernizing America Armament Conference. James Rena, councilman and former Tesuque Pueblo governor, said the group is the first of 3,000 North American Indians attending the summer event. Three planes will join opening ceremonies from Phoenix Albuquerque and Tulsa along with buses from Northland South Dakota. Funds come from local Indians, scholarships from individuals and local businessmen.
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Samia Ie
America
Mackinac Island
Michigan
James Rena
Tesuque Puebla
Hena
Phoenix
Albuquerque
Tulsa
Northland
South Dakota
Court Of Honor Held In Penasco
Taos District Boy Scouts of America held a Court of Honor in Penasco with Msgr. Sigmund Charewicz as emcee and Pete Lahd hosting. Awards across Bobcats to Second Class were given to numerous Scouts from Troops 512 and 6, with Den Chiefs honored and gifted Camporee trophy and Patrol award. A planned 10 day 50 mile hike across local wilderness was discussed, including air drops near Tru thas Lake and near Tres Ritas, led by Robert Brooks. The event featured recitations, skits, and remarks by several adults.
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Taos
Boy Scouts of America
Penasco
Msgr
Sigmund Charewicz
Pete Lahd
Pacas and
Santa Barbara
Robert Brooks
Truthas Lake
Tres Ritas
Garicia Meadow
George Fernandez
Roger Olguin
Pedro Martinez
John Fleming
Lawrence Valdez
Bears
Edward Aguilar
Eli Miera
Eric Sandoval
Franklin
Fernandez
Joseph Valdez
Lions
Joseph Rodarte
Sam‘é Sanchez
Sam Graves
Star
Albert Miera
Bruce Bolander
Jerome Graves
Tender
False Alarms Tie Up Taos Fire Department Resources
Taos Fire Chief Gordon Burt warns the Volunteer Fire Department cannot respond to real fires when false alarms occupy seven men and equipment. After a false alarm in Ranchos de Taos on Thursday May 27, crews could not locate any blaze. Burt urges residents to write clear home fire instructions and tape them where they can be found. He also advises drivers to move aside at flashing red warnings to allow emergency vehicles to pass.
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Taos
Gordon Burt
Burt
Ranchos de Taos
Ranchos
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