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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1966
Page
3
An examination notes that many major American sports lack Olympic representation. Baseball, football, golf, and tennis are cited as examples, prompting reflection on why these prominent sports are absent from the Games. The piece highlights the unusual mismatch between domestic popularity and Olympic inclusion.
The Northern Rio Grande RC&D Steering Committee will meet Wednesday at 10 a.m. at the Little Red Schoolhouse in Red River. Pablo Roybal urges sponsors to attend as officers are elected and items include public lands classification by Claude Martin and project measures by Walt Rumsey. A report on the Twining Red River road within Carson National Forest and a small electronics plant planned for Tags, with 10 new jobs and about one million dollars in sales, are on the agenda. Lunch follows and a guided tour of the Molybdenum Corporation Development plant and mine near Quesia.
A single panel of 24 regular jurors and two 12-person special panels was chosen for impaneling by Dist. Judge C R McIntosh as the district court term opened on June 6. Prospective jurors from Taos, Ranchos de Taos, Taos Pueblo, Arroyo Seco, Red River, Questa, El Prado, El Cerro and related communities are listed for the first and second special panels.
Eleven Taos area residents were among about 1,430 graduates at the University of New Mexico's 74th commencement on June 10. Taos residents John William Ramming earned a Juris Doctor from the School of Law, with others receiving master of science and master of arts degrees from the Graduate School.
An old ad style notice promotes a product for foot odor claiming odors originate from a germ. It guarantees overnight relief and a money back offer, naming a drug company and encouraging purchase at drug counters.
A memoir recounts Spanish American heritage along the Rio Grande, focusing on a Taos family’s struggles after 1914. It details migration, homesteading near Tres Piedras, a grandmother’s resilience, workhouse economies, and life in Arroyo Seco amid WWI and influenza, ending with her 1959 passing.
Betty Woods spotlights Talpa as a slow historic journey on winding burro paths near Santa Fe. The village, sister to Rancho de Taos, hosts ruined plazas once famed for healing waters. Ponce de Leon springs echo past days as the arm water feeds an abandoned pool.
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