Voice of the People on Pueblo Road traffic fixes
Readers urge interim traffic improvements at the plaza corner to ease congestion. Proposals include taxi hold, busi ness employee cooperation to use Placitas Road, possible traffic lights, and a 45 minute officer directed flow during peak hours. Travelers Hotel depend on stopping nearby for business. current plan hurts property owners and taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feach
Pueblo
Coopersum
Placitas Road
Noan
Fran
Pont
Pueblo Road
Taos Art and Taos People Praise
A reader from Fairview Oklahoma defends Taos residents against a harsh critic, praising Taos art as timeless and influential. The letter lauds Taos as an art capital, rejects sensational attacks, and expresses intent to visit again and defend Taos artists when needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuus
Hough
Taus
Texos
Hut
Gideon
Taos
ModernArt Critique Calls Out Taos Studio Clique
Joe Kalena from P O Box 702 argues against what he calls the modernistic and contemporary art clique at the Stables Gallery in Taos. He criticizes painters as pretentious and psychopathic, urging a warpath to remove modernists, and imagines rustic reorganization with colorful imagined additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joby Gideon
Stables
Jong
Taos
H. Lawrence
Joe Kalena
P.O
Know Your Neighbor Tulsena Stays On In Taos
Mrs. Sybil McDonnold of Tulsa Oklahoma settled in Taos during a two week vacation in 1958 and stayed on. She redecorated a house bought from Juan Padilla in Talpa, with an ornate balcony from Questa’s old Catholic church and an interior filled with antique pieces from various eras. A former dress designer in Tesla for thirty five years she now plans to open an antique shop with her surplus items next to Padilla’s house while enjoying golf, poker, bridge, fishing, horseback riding and visits from family including her Oklahoma City son in law and two grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regina Cooke
Sybil McDonnold
Tulsa
Okla
Taos
Juan Padilla
Talpa
Questa
Goldilocks
McDonnold
Telsa
Sybil
George McDonnold
Oklahoma City
Bourley Clan
Outdoor friendship remembered at a friend's passing
A touching reminiscence from a sportsman about a friend who taught him to fish and shoot. As the companion neared death in the Ozarks, memories of shared trips, big catfish, and long hunts filled the mind. The piece ends with a personal reflection on life's closing moments and legacy.
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Ozarks
Villers
Middle Age Spread and Lung Disease Spread
Emphysema, a breathing-system disease, affects more than appearance. Dr. Branscomb notes rising new cases outpacing lung cancer. smoking, infections, and coughs as contributing factors. Educational effort by Christmas Seals and TB groups urges public awareness and free pamphlets via New Mexico Tuberculosis Association.
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Ben V. Branscomb
University of Alabama Medical School
Senate
House
Washington
New Mexico
Joe M. Montoya
Christmas Seal Organization
John V. Dahrer
Santa Fe
RD Sympwm
Ale
New Mexico Tuberculosis Association
Santa Fre
Demo Women Elect Officers At Prent Meeting
At a Prent meeting of the iDemocratic Women's Organization at the courthouse, Mrs Jopefa Sanpisievan was elected president, Mrs Benito Vigil vice president, Mest Ruy Martinez secretly, and Mrs Beni to Mares treasurer, Mrs James Kuykendall appointed publicity chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
iDemocratic Women's Organizaation
Court House
Jopefa Sanpisievan
Benito Vigil
Ruy Martitnez
Benito Mares
James
Mabel) Kuykendall
Inside The Capitol The GOP and liquor law as a pre primary lever
The piece analyzes how Republicans might gain an edge in the upcoming convention by pushing liquor price reform and opposing the direct primary. It notes past voter splits on the primary measure, outlines internal party dynamics, and cites figures like Chavez, Chavez Chavez Chavez. It also mentions state highway spending and WASHO proceedings, plus potential Senate leadership shifts and candidates like Smalley Gallagher Neal Murphy and Bruce King with Albuquerque’s new political organization.
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Will Harrison
Santa FE
Republi Cana
Fabian Chayaz
Congress
Chavez
Demos
CC Women To Meet June 2
The Women's Division of the Chamber of Commerce will hold its luncheon at La Casina at 12 on June 2. An interesting program has been planned.
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Chamber of Commerce
la Casina
Venezuelan Youth Arrives In Taos For 4-H Farm Exchange
International Farm Youth Exchange delegate Luis A Blanco from Venezuela arrives in Taos. He will stay with the Gonzales family near Questa for a week, then join 4-H club activities and learn about U.S. agriculture while a county extension agent conducts orientation. The county reports crop and livestock updates and urges safe use of insecticides. Prairie dogs and ticks are highlighted for control with collaboration among farmers.
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Abad Martinez County
Luis A Blanco
Venezuela
International Farm
United States
New Mexico
Taos
Luis
Questa
Alfipio
Gonzales
Cionzales
Food and Drug Administration
Outstanding THS Students Get Awards
Taos High School held its awards assembly on May 28 presenting a wide range of honors. Recipients include Rudy Mondragon, Mari Garcia, Leroy Maestas, Vera Trujillo, Janet Phillips, Joe Stuart, and many others across subjects from Latin American History to journalism, music, art, typing, and agriculture.
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Anal Taos High School
Heldhursday
Spincsh Ho
Rudy Mondrapon
Mari, Garcia
Leroy Maestas
Vera Trib Qilo
Ruedy Mondragon
James Armijo
Apapito Griego
Stanley Luceru
We K Nueding
Loyola Archuleta
Cured Drake
Janet Phillips
Raymond Mondragon
Mapia Fiureia
Berna Rael
Father Casias
Vera Trujillo
Frances Varegis
Adonis Mantoya
Peggyi Iku
Jack Atkins
Joe White
Joseph McGinnis
Joe Stuart
Nick Nueding
Felix Miera
Richard Martinez
Sylvia Struck
Daevid Fernandez
Arnold Trujillo
Opal Coy
Elaine Berghofer
Lauren Weir
Edna Black
Cristina Trujillo
Sylvia Chavez
Frances Gomez
Jayce Stinson
Mary Alice “Siginke
Jane Lopez
Josephine Pinedis
Alice Smith
Patricia Wiley
Albino Lujan
Frank Trujillo
Maria Carcia
Tony Valdez
Tigers
Roar
Esther Casias
Judy Romero
Cathy Udell
Vir
Ginia Martinez
Victor Gom' Ez
Gomag
Celestino Romero
Raymond] Mondragon
JoAnn Cora
Earl Medina
Matty Martinez
George Boyer
Sgid Esquibel
Frank Arguello
Albert Martinez
Shirley Romero
Patricia Montoya
Ricky Meding
Margie Anglada
John Quintana
Olivig Va
Yak
Aling
Miurcia
Reynold Romero
Laurell Weir
Lance Ber ‘Renberg
So Lyckman
Loving
Cohn
Linda Romo
Marie Garcia
Prescilla Gandas
Japin
Victor
Gomez
Romolo
Orlando Espinoza
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Taos News
Taos Publishing Co., Inc
Milt Loewe
Arts
Robert J. Fauteck
F. D. Valdes
N.M
P.O. Box
Demo
Saps
State Highway Commission
J. B. White
Western Association of State Highway Officials
White
Seattle
Las Vegas
Nev
AG Laat
Highway Department
Art Association of Highway Department
Public Employes ‘Retirement Assa
WASHO
Atorney
Smalley
Samiley
Deming
Fabian Chavez
Campbell
Bill Gallagher
Colfax
Fincher Neal
Carlsbad
Gallagher
Leo Murphy
Murphy
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Kennedy
Murphy Lo
Municipal League
Bruce King
Albuquerque
Henry Riker
Keral
Lea Murphy
Riker
Supreme Court
Fish and Wildlife Service
THS
Dolores Valeria
Pally Nerante
Romelo Arellang
Rosalie Florez
Orlindy Kittredge
Rudy Mondre
Gon
Martha Gonzales
Henry Ortiz
Josephine Pineda
Ruty Mondragon
Dolores Romero
Leonard Trujillo
Eleanor Valdez
Eloy Vigil
Robert White
Carl Berghofer
Ann Weaver
David Fernandez
Mary Ann Dabovich
Teddie Vigil
Sadie Esquibel
Dinah Sheridge
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