San Juan Pueblo warns press over land reports
The governor of San Juan Pueblo said news material must come from the governor or council and denied any intent to seek land near Carson National Forest. The remark criticized a reporter for revisiting a two year old plan while noting the pueblo should avoid press manipulation and maintain better relations with the public and press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan Pueblo
Espanola
San Juan
Tans Pueblo
Carson National Forest
San Juans
Very Good Advice From Publisher In Red River
Publisher Robert McKinney told fellow newsmen in Red River that the 196% primary elections showed voter maturity in New Mexico. He urged candidates to discuss issues rather than personalities and to prove governing ability through campaign management and programs for the November race. He emphasized debate over machines and pre primary factionalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Robert McKinney
Red River
New Mexico
McKinney
Newcomer in Taos Opens Conquistadores Lounge at La Fonda
Joseph A Johnson a Virginia native who worked for Standard Oil moves west from Sheridan to Taos. He opens the Los Conquistadores cocktail lounge in La Fonda Hotel with Alberta Matthews decor featuring 43 armorial shields and Conquistadores portraits. The lounge hosts Spanish themed entertainment while Johnson pursues hunting fishing and poloponies as hobbies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottesville
Joseph A
Joe) Johnson
Denver
Standard Oil Co
Virginia
Wyoming
Sheridan
Golden Steer
Taos
la Fonda
Joe
Onate
de Vargas
Jim Wagner
Johnson
New OEO Project Stated for Spanish Americans in Southwest
Washington announces Project SER a two year demonstration to boost employment for Spanish Americans in Arizona California Colorado New Mexico and Texas. Jobs for Progress Inc sponsored by LULAC G I Forum to run regional services training placement and relocation centers with bilingual culturally oriented support and a regional skills bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
SER
U.S. Department of Jahor
Office of Economic Opportunity
U.S
W. Willard Wirtz
Sargent Shriver
Arizona
California
Colorado
New Mexico
Texas
Jobs For Progress, Inc
League of United Latin American Citizens
LULAC
American G.I. Forum
United States
Southwest
Jobs For Progress
United States Employment Service
G.I. Forum
Community Services Organization
Progress
Phoenix
Los Angeles
Santa Anna
San Diego
Bay Area
Denver
Albuquerque
Corpus Christi
Piso
Houston
San Antonio
Labor Department
Office of Manpower, Policy, Evaluation and Research
Project Ser
OEO
New York and California test Good Samaritan crime halt plan
The New York and California public safety moves aim to curb crime by encouraging citizens to intervene or assist law enforcement. California recently made the first payment under its Good Samaritan law, the first state to adopt the measure last July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson Falls
Mont. Ledger
New York
California
Northern Rio Grande RC&D project praised by Speaker
The Northern Rio Grande RC and D project is lauded for advancing soil water and resource development in four New Mexico counties. With 32 measures completed and 24 in progress, the effort has created 36,500 man days of work and about $398,000 in income, aiming to lift employment by 2,000 man-years and add $7.5 million yearly. Sponsors include four counties, three municipalities, five soil and water districts, seven state agencies, and the Northern Indian Pueblos Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speaker
New Mexico
Iocal
Congress
Rio Grande R, C, & D
Soil and Water Conservation Districts
Northern Indian Pueblos Association
Rural Areas Development Associations
State of
Soil Conservation Service
USDA
SCS
Ralph Bell
Phil Lovato
Lawrence K. Sandoval
Coy Garrett
Pablo Roybal
Taos Town Council Coping With Turbulent Handholding
A Taos Town Council confronts factional splits as neighbors urge reform. Voters accuse councilmen of trading favors for votes, citing parking meters, airport issues, and a Guadalupe lot lease. Unconfirmed reports hint at meeting-avoidance to influence mayoral ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guadalupe
Saki Karavas
la Fonda
Taos
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Association On American Indian Affairs
Taos Pueblo
Pueblo
Gene Lusk
David Carew
Gallup
THE
Taos Publishing Co., Inc
FAOS
Guadalupe Plaza
P. D
Keith Green
Ragina Cooke
Society and
Sandra Kincaid
Leslie Bottorll
Felle Valdes
Larry Casedos
Arthur Grasser
Martha Baca
Amanda Murrah
Regina Cooke
Alberta Matthews
Rc&d
Tam
R.c.&d
Rio Grande
Tanis Fats
Democrats For Progress
National
4H Service Committee, Inc
Norman €. Mindrum
Busien
Chicago
Puerto Rico
General Motors
Ape Company of
Kalamazoo
Alte Chalmers
Amaticil Foundation
Armour and Company
Gente Fe Baie
Wantinghouse Electric Corporation
Wilkes & Co
Standard
Tos Pure Ov Company
Hercules Incorporated
Bord Moor Company
Elgin Nationa Watch Company
Conrad Hilton
Chicago Board of Trade
Carration Company
Am@ican Forest Products
Indug Wits
Cities Bervicg Ol Company
Ie Dantes Bexcuck
Foustalled
Maney-Ferguson Inc
Sunbeam Capt
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