Walter area naming urge honors New Mexico climber
Government urged to name a Wheeler Peak wildlife area for Walter with support from Ray Bell and others. Walter, a famed New Mexico climber, died after a lengthy illness and left a legacy of high country exploration and map corrections that elevated Wheeler Peak as the state's highest.
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New Mexico
Ray Bell
U. S. Forest Service
Wheeler Peak
Jack Samson
Associated Press
Bell
H.D. Walter
Walter
Wheeler Area
Albuquerque
Waller
Southwest
Fred Kennedy
J. R. Trigitlo
Oil Conservation Commission
Harold Walter
U.S. Geological Survey
Mexico
Truchas Peak
Santa Fe
Wheeler
Mount
Wheeller Peak
Pecos
Mit
South Truchas
Geological Survey
South Truckas
Nater Walter
Two Taos County hangings mark 100 years of crime
Taos County Historical Society heard Esculpulo Martinez recount two death sentences in Taos during the last century, one against Jose Maria Martinez by Judge Kirby Benedict and another against John Conaly. Martinez described the execution settings near Taos and Questa, noting the controversial history and killings tied to early county justice.
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Taos County
Esculpulo Martinez
Martinez
Kirby Benedict
Jose Maria, Martinez
New Mexico
Benedict
Jose Maria Martinez
Court of Justice
Jose Marie Martinez
Mabel Dodge Luhan
John Conaly
Questa
Red River
Rio Grande
Conaly
Henry Young
Young
Historical Society
Harwood Foundaon
Frances Heck
Ojo Caliente
Santa Maria Ichurch
Taos Chit Chat by Lucille Burns
Taos news notes Lt Col John Hartwell of U S Air Force at Richard Gabor Field in Kansas City after skiing at Taos and visiting family in Taos. Jay Nichols meets him while J E Owen of Austin tours nearby with a Piper Apache. Taos Chamber buys Owen a membership and a Taos News subscription as Midland A Cappella Choir rests from a seven state tour. Hazel Walker and Arkansas Travelers set for April 2 game against Taos High, with Solo and Ensemble Concert set for April 6 at 7:30 in the Taos High auditorium.
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Lucille Burns
John Hartwell
U. S.1 Air Force
Richard Gabor Field
Kansas City
Colorado Springs
Hondoi Lodge
Taos Ski Valley
Howdy
Max Becker
Jay Nichols
Jay
J. E. Owen
Barnes and Jones Lumber Co
Austin
Tex
Santa Fe
Tarleton Field
Taos
Mountains
T. A. Russell’ Jr
Abilene
Wheeler Peak Village, Inc
Red River
Owen
Taos Chamber of Commerce
Taos News
John Leopard
Midland A Cappella
Fremont
Nehr
Luthern Church
Albuquerque
Colorado
Hazel Walker
Arkansas Travelers
Taos High
Taos High School
William Letcher
Pets up for adoption at Taos Shelter
Three puppies, an adult spayed female Collie, a spayed female cat, and an altered male cat are available. A grown red Cocker with a red collar has been at the shelter for weeks and awaits call from the owner or other interested parties at phone numbers 3002 or 2131.
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Taos
Stamps Drive Seeks Gold Bond Funds For Bus Project
Members of St Josephs Central Catholic Home and Sein Association met March 22 to pursue a 9 passenger school bus nicknamed a golden chariot. They will fund via Gold Bond stamps needing 3 000 stamp books. 129 have been collected pledge. Five committees were formed to solicit donations and plan posters in stores. Contact Mrs Adolfo D Martinez or Ted Mondragoy at Safeway for help or to donate filled Gold Bond books.
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St. Joseph's Central Catholic
Sein Association
Sousenger
Adolfo D. Martinez
Martinez
Ted Mon
Sanford Makes Honor Roll at NMSU
John Sanford of Taos is among 59 students named to the dean of agriculture and home economies honor roll for the fall semester at New Mexico State University. eligibility requires 12 or more hours and a 3.2 GPA. Sanford is a junior majoring in agriculture.
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John Sanford
Taos
New Mexico State University
Agriculture and Home Economies
Sanford
Agricul
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Kit Carson
Rox
Johannson
Jerry Lewis
Mon
Doris Day
Web
Fernando Casaneva
Martha Roth
Lil Abner
Little
Highway 64
Ranchos de Taos
Comas
Ranchos
Pered Highway
Dassy and
Irv
LA Fiesta Delicatessen
Terrys Motel
The
Rio
Pioneer Investment Co
Pancracio
Panky) Romero
Martin
Felix W. Vigil
Mazatlan
F. Lee Willshire
First Methodist Church
New Mesie
Pueblo
Ramblers
Rambler
Hardman
REVCO
Westinghouse
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Paints
Wenn Bunny
Trading Post
Ranchos de
Jack Sprat
Naan
Rusty Dog Food
U.S. No
Perry Lou
Tellus Orange
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