As We See It Free Press Fight On Tuesday
The Taos News editor was ordered from a Questa polling place by an election judge. A state policeman insisted on enforcing the judge’s decision, but a deputy secretary of state obtained an Attorney General opinion authorizing press presence. The piece backs Will Harrison’s right to criticize, and praises the Raton Range’s effort to attend meetings of the city power board.
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Taos News
Questa
Will Harrison
Raton Range
Raton
In Memoriam Judge Fred J Federici Passes Away
Letter to the editor honors the late Judge Fred J Federici of the 8th judicial district. Describes his dignity, respect for rights, and emotional courtroom moments. Praises his counsel and prudence, expresses sorrow and wishes for his soul to rest in peace. Signed J. B. Martinez.
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Fred J. Federici
J. B. Martinez
Tribute to Judge Federici in Taos Community
Dear Editor pays tribute to the late Judge Fred J. Federici highlighting his gifted jurisprudence and dedication to equality and justice. The letter recalls his compassion, quotes his lasting words on northern New Mexico, and thanks participants and local merchants for a program showcasing Taos talent.
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Federici
Fred
Fred J. Federici
Cimarron Hills
Taos
Taos Presents Seeks Wider Fame Across Multiple Communities
Talent lauded by Dear Editor thanks readers and supporters as the show Taos Presents expands to Espanola, Los Alamos, Santa Fe, and Albuquerque. Ricardo Romero, a standout performer, benefits from Ramon Hernandez guitar lessons at the Boys Club, with potential to rise in the field.
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Taos
Espanola
Los Alamos
Santa Fe
Albuquerque
Speakers Named For Quarterly Cattlemen's Meet
D D Monroe of Clayton and Dudley Campbell secretary of the American National Cattlemen's Association are featured speakers at the New Mexico Cattle Growers quarterly meeting June 26 27. Monroe will discuss tax problems for members and Campbell will address national issues affecting cattlemen. Ladd Gordon NM Game and Fish reviews predator control developments and hunter responsibilities. J Pat Malone Amarillo banker speaks on the human side of cattle loans. General sessions Friday at 2 p.m. and Saturday at 10 a.m. Huff Gymnasium with committee meetings and noon closing. registration begins Friday at the REA office in downtown Clayton.
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D. D. Monroe
Clayton
Dudley Campbell
American National Cattlemen’s Association
New Mexico Cattle Growers Quarterly
Monroe
Campbell
Ladd Gordon
New Mexico Department of Game and Fish
J. Pat Malone
First National Bank of
Teacher Works Summer Job At Bent House Museum
Betty Mullin, Taos Elementary fourth grade teacher, spends summers as associate curator at the Bent House Museum. She guides visitors through historic displays about Gov. Charles Bent and the 1847 siege, shares stories from her oral histories, and markets Western artifacts and books.
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Betty Mullin
Mes
R. J
Gov. Bent
Bent House
Betty
Taos
New Mexico
U.S
Iaste
Tans
Bent
Carson
Capitol
Santa Fe
Betty Lalso
Otto Needwing
Improvements Noted in Twelve State Parks Work Plans
Governor Campbell announces a series of park improvements across 12 New Mexico sites. Projects include concrete picnic tables, grills, shelters, new boat ramps, lighting, water and sewage systems, roadwork, and tree planting to enhance camping and recreational facilities. A ground breaking on Elephant Butte Caballo area marks a $331,000 development with launching ramp, comfort stations, access roads, water systems, and bath houses.
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Jack M. Campbell
Conchas
Tucum
Cams
New Mexico State
Campbell
State Park and Recreation Commission
Bluewater Lake State Park
Grants
Roswell
City of Rocks
Silver City
Deming
el Carson
Taos
Navajo Dam
Aztec
Farmington
Pine River
Oasis
Portales
Picnnic
Pancho Villa
Columbus
Botanical Gardens
Santa Fe River
Santa Fe
Storrie Lake
Las Vegas
Elephant Butte- Caballo
U. S. Bureau
New Mexico Magazine Offers Wide Vacation Options
New Mexico Magazine highlights extensive vacation activities across the state from fishing and hiking to museums and Indian pueblos. The June July issue contains specific guides and a note from Editor George Fitzpatrick about souvenir vacation specials on island sites and a historic endorsement.
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New Mexico
New Mexico Magazine
Imew Islands
George Fitzpatrick
GOP Hopes Pinned On Goldwater At State Convention
In New Mexico the GOP pushes Goldwater at the Albuquerque convention where 14 delegates were pledged to him. The new Eastside conservative group leads, while Rockefeller and Scranton backers lose influence. Democratic leaders seek repeal of pre primary convention law, with a referendum needed by July 3. Court-ordered reapportionment looms as eleven counties lack population for one state house seat. Albuquerque could gain influence if city legislators unite.
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Will Harrison
Desi Santa FE
New Mexico
Goldwater
Ares
Alming
Duquerque
Pears
Barry Goldwater
Dent
Scranton
Rockefeller
Nixon
San Francisco
Lodge
Ed Springer
Cimarron
Paul Robinson
Albuquerque
Harry Robins
Willie Ortiz
Arlene Thompson
Anderson Carter
Lovington
Lewis Cox
Roswell
Republican Party
Ed Mechem
Henry Kiker
U.S. Supreme Court
House
Senate
Catron
Guadalupe
DeBaca
Harding
Hidalgo
Lincoln
Luna
Mora
Sierra
Torrance
Union
Taos County Homemakers Attend NMSU and 4-H Notes
Taos County extendents report at the Eighth Annual Homemakers College at New Mexico State University June 8 12 where Margaret Martinez and Roland Duran earned four year certificates. Union Grant and Chaves counties won in the yearbook contest and 42 homemakers received four year certificates 24 eight year certificates. Also Questa 4-H club met June 10 demonstration on table setting and plans to compete at the county elimination contest June 27 at Taos High. Livestock and crops face heat drought stresses with sheltered cattle dairy gains and Hog weight improvements tied to clean wallows water and shade. Winter wheat and barley look good and first hay cut noted at Pilar June 13.
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Abad Martinez County
Marie Martinez
Cruz Vigil
Taos
Ramos Duran
Margaret Martinez
Roland Duran
Picuris Pueblo
Homemakers College
New Mexico State University
Union
Grant
Chaves
Questa
John Gaillour
Little Bitty Beetles
Taos Municipal School
Malaquias Rael
Pilar
Smoked Fish And Home Smokehouse Tips From Bolander Family
The Bolander family shares local Taos County trout smoking methods using simple home setups like an old ice box and hot plates. They advise brining large birds before long smoke, smoking fish without additives, and maintaining low heat to gently drive moisture out. They caution on keeping smoked meat briefly to avoid digestive upset.
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Overjan
Don Bolander
Taos County
Bolander
Crossroads of Three Cultures Theme At NM Fair 1964
The 1964 New Mexico Arts and Crafts Fair in Albuquerque runs June 25 to 28 with the Crossroads of Three Cultures theme. The event, tied to New Mexico’s Golden Anniversary, becomes annual, and flags of Spain Mexico and the Confederacy will fly over Town Plaza to reflect the city’s historic influences. More than two hundred artists will display craft works, drawing visitors from across the region.
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New Mexico
Albuquerque
Pat Rubenstein
Spain
Mexico
Confederacy
Id Town Plaza
U. S
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