03 May 1962
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Newspaper
Taos News
Location
Taos, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1962
Page
1
Readable remnants describe a cast of two for an unspecified production. Key figures or locations are unclear, but the fragment hints at a partnership or duet forming within a theater or film context. Further details are unreadable in the fragment.
The Penasco Board of Education approved a policy forbidding staff from engaging in political activities. It requires employees to resign if they participate, with signatures from board leaders. One member defended the policy while another, Rodarte, criticized it and expressed dissent in an open letter.
William W. Bathlot, a former Taos Canyon resident, died April 15 in Albuquerque after a life of pioneering work from a soddy home in Beaver County Oklahoma to the Shady Brook Inn in Taos Canyon. Emitelio Salazar, 75, of Amalia died April 28. survivors include wife, many children. funeral details listed. Elvisa V. Arellano, 67, of Amalia died at Holy Cross Hospital. services by Rev. Theodosus Mazur with Rosary and church rites noted.
Police captured Martinez and Garcia after a late night break in at Jerry's Menswear. Howell, who confronted the intruders, was wounded with knife blows but survived. Authorities, including state and local officers, pursued the suspects who fled on foot and were trapped after a tip led to a cleanup of the scene.
Taos County residents bought bonds totaling 4308.28 in March, down from 4834.34 last year. Treasury bulletin to county savings bond chairman Jack Brandenburg notes 22676.24 in E and H Bonds in Q1 1962, up from 15459.68 in 1961. New Mexico statewide March credits reached 1,152,074.85, down 9 percent from 1961.
County Democratic Central Committee members and precinct chairmen are urged to attend an informal meeting at 2 p.m. Saturday May 5 in the courthouse. County Chairman J B Martinez called the meeting and said it would be open to the public. Judges and clerk of the primary election are invited to attend.
Jese Herrera, Taos High School graduate and top Highlands University student, has been elected president of the Student Body to serve next year under the G I Bill. He majors in business administration and languages and is a father of four.
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