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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1966
Page
2
A Taos County comparison shows Project Head Start in Penasco bogged by internecine battles, while Questa Head Start handles a funding dispute and expands to prep five-year-olds for fall school. The Questa plan aims to keep kids progressing as Penasco seeks a swift solution before school begins in two months.
Taos Jaycees begin detailed planning for the Fiesta de Taos festival on the fourth July weekend seeking broad support from organizations businesses and individuals. It aims to rival last year's Reina celebration during the town 350th anniversary event and marks the group’s second year as sponsor with wide community participation encouraged.
Panuco, a mountain village tied to Spanish heritage, faces change as Uncle Sam’s Great Society offers entice locals to join CAP. A dramatic, satirical scene unfolds with tension between tradition and reform, highlighting community leaders and relatives recruited into CAP amid mixed reactions.
Taos New Mexico weekly issue details staff names list editors reporters and circulation staff. The notice states publication days Tuesday and Thursday and mentions postal rates and subscription costs for New Mexico and out of state.
In June 18 columns the editor faces a libel dispute over a claim about Spud Sohne and hatchet history. Meanwhile Taos items review The Man Who Married a Dumb Wife and local arts events, notices from Friends of Taos Valley, and new gallery shows with humorous asides about art and community life.
KEITH GREEN notes a humorous exchange about a billboard and issues a public apology. Marian Estergreen announces trailer camping at Kit Carson State Park near Taos with 20 spaces in designated areas, self contained units only, limited days, and $1 nightly fee. Parking several days weekly year round, plan aligns with 1968 centennial memorial stamp push led by Spud Johnson and Mrs John Young-Hunter.
Senator Montoya responds to a Taos News column by Sandra Kincaid defending federal state job training and development efforts in Northern New Mexico. He cites unemployment figures, praises the Manpower Development and Training Act and Economic Opportunity Act, and highlights Aspen Wood Products as a revival example in Santo Domingo Pueblo. He argues against blaming the poor and vows to continue vocational training to open opportunities.
Irving Green surveys the era of United States gold coins, detailing mint sites like Sutters Mill and Denver, key types from 1849 to 1929, and prices from modest to rare auction highs. He notes scarcity, collecting challenges, and recommends guides like the Red Book for the full series.
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