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Newspaper

Taos News

Location

Taos, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1964

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Arturo Regains Post As Young Dems Proxy

Taos County Young Democrats in a May meeting at the county courthouse saw Arturo Archuleta regain the chair by acclamation after a day of factional clashes. James Duran briefly presided on May 3 and resigned amid calls for unity as members walked out. Alfredo DeBaca also quit as sergeant at arms along with several stragglers, while Jake Gallegos became vice chair and Jimmie Gallegos took arms duties.

James Duran Taos County Young Democrats Duran Arturo Archuleta Archuleta Fabian Chavez Taos Archuletas Dems Dugan Duray Walter Romero Martinez Alfredo DeBaca Sergeant At Arms Jake Gallegos Jimmie Gallegos

Hitchhike Thief Pleads Guilty Gets Jail Term

Lawrence Pickard was sentenced by District Judge C R McIntosh to two to ten years in the State penitentiary for unarmed robbery with armed robbery dropped. He was arrested in Westport Connecticut after a highway accident causing 500 dollars damage to his car. The car had been stolen from Gabriel Gonzales of Socorro at Taos Canyon on April 17. Gonzales said he was robbed at gunpoint of 110 dollars. Pickard waived extradition and was returned to Taos last week.

Lawrence Pickard C. R. McIntosh Pickard Westport Conn Gabriel Gonzales Socorro Taos Canyon Gonzales Connecticut Taos Uvaldo Sandoval Tommy Holder

Little League Loop Forms in Questa Villa Summer Baseball

Questa hosts a first time Little League program this summer under managers John Mondragon Fabian Ortega and Alfirio Gonzales. Twenty boys aged 9 to 16 are practicing with tryouts open for all in the age group, with additional players needed for ages 13 to 16. Coaches and trainers are urged to contact Ortega or Mondragon, and parent support is sought to boost participation. A series of May baseball fundamentals films will be shown and all interested persons are invited.

Questa Tord John Mondragon Fabian Ortega Alfirio Gonzales Ortega Mondragon

Alfredo Trujillo Dies At 81. Services Held

Funeral services for Alfredo T. Trujillo 81 who died May 7 at his home followed a lengthy illness. Requiem Mass at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church, burial in Sierra Vista Cemetery. Survivors include widow and daughters in Taos and Ranchos de Taos, sisters in Taos and Bernalillo, a brother in Santa Fe, and four grandchildren. He taught in Taos County and Municipal schools, and served as probate judge and War Food Administration administrator during WWI. Trujillo was born in Taos and was deeply active in civic and church affairs.

Alfredo T. Trujillo Andrew Starbek Our Lady of Guadalupe Church Sierra Vista Cemetery Frank Cruz Leonardo Valerio Celestina Romera Eloy Jeantet Jose Candido Cantu al Archuleta Feline Ortega Bernabe Chavez Venura Trujillo Manuel Garcia Taos Josephine Valerio Ranchos de Taos Otilia Rodriguez Joe Des Georges Fred Sandoval State Welfare Department War Food Administration Oregon

Taos Boxing Tourney Honors Local Champions and Standouts

The Taos County Boxing Tournament at THS Gym May 9 10 awarded first place trophies in each division. Tony Hernandez Taos High School senior named Outstanding Boxer for two knockouts. Floyd Archuleta won sportsman trophy. Ben Salazar honored for long club service. Runners up listed. Taos Boxing Club members plan steak dinner at El Charro Dining Room later this month.

Taos County THS Tony Hernandez Taos Hight Floyd Archuleta Des Montes Ben Salazar Taos Boxing Club Edwin Tafoya Ibs Alex Padilla Kendrick Chacon Len Romero Lloyd Archuleta Mike Trujillo Bobby Trujillo Toby Salazar Carlos Ortega Eli Salazar Flavio Arellano Marcelino Trujillo Tony Herhatdez Lowie Medina Vince Hernandez Cippy Medina Bobby Gonzales Joséph Sanchez Philip Tafoya Elizardo Medina Manuel Medina Dennis Archulata Isalac Tafoya Ben Vig Johnny Cordova Farrell Udell Albino Lujan David Chacon Gilbert Tollardo el Charro

Answers for Veterans Q and A on pensions and hospitalization

A veteran’s pension under the old law resumes automatically if they were on it by July 1, 1960 and remain eligible unless they elect the current system. Another item notes special hospitalization eligibility for WWI or Korean War veterans with psychosis within specific post service periods. The question about Civil War widows cites long-lived marriages as the explanation for surviving pension recipients.

Juvenile records spark role of guardians and warnings

A home visit scene shows a woman choosing to avoid black marks on youths, noting private records kept with each boy’s name. She explains the records could influence future juvenile court appearances while promising a warning and release. A new appointment is set by Mrs. Martinez requiring a parent or guardian to accompany the boy.

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Keglers Return From Duke City

Two Taos bowling teams competed last weekend in Albuquerque for the State Mets Bowling Tournament. Taos Merchants captained by Henry Dallas included Carl Schwartz Harry Packard Jim Hanlon and Cris Quintana while Brandenberg Insurance featured Floyd Nichols Roger Bumstead Jed Koenig Charlie Foster and Sam Beimer. Dallas posted the tourney high with 1803 points across nine events but did not enter the All Events category. Team and individual standings were not released.

Taos State Mets Albuquerque Henry Dallas Taos Merchants Carl Schwartz Harry Packard Jim Hanlon Cris Quintana Brandenberg Insurance Floyd Nichols Roger Bumstead Jed Koenig Charlie Foster Sam Beimer Dallas

Curtain Closes Tiger Baseball Curtain Closes Tiger Baseball

Taos High School Tigers end their baseball season with doubleheader losses to Las Vegas Cardinals 4-11 and 0-20. Highlights include Henry Ortiz's first game homer and multiple runners scoring on third base pushes. Season records for Taos show a mix of wins and losses against various opponents. In Rio Lucio three youths face charges after a fatal rabbit hunting incident and subsequent self inflicted wounds.

Taos High School Tigers Las Vegas Cardinals Henry Ortiz Hemer Central Catholic Field Ray Garcia Raymond Mondragon Raymond ?Arraz Tigers Taos Los Lunas Los Alamos Tas Santa Fe Catherine's Robertson West Las Vegas Las Vegas Central Catholic Scotty Simbola of Penas Pojoaque Espa‘co Simbola Dixon Embudo Hospital

Marine Recruit Joe Martinez Completes San Diego Training

Ends training as a Marine recruit Pvt. Joe Martinez son of Mr and Mrs Delfino Martinez Vadito completed recruit training April 1 at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego California Recruits undergo over 100 hours of conditioning spend more than eight hours drilling and devote three weeks to rifle and pistol marksmanship in their week training program

Joe Martinez Delfino Martinez Vadito Marine Corps Recruit Depot San Diego Calif

Animal Kingdom Pet Ad Offers Mixed Dogs and a Cat

A shelter advertises a year and a half old Boxer with mixed heritage, a tan male collie type puppy about months old, a black male collie type puppy around 4 months, a tiny two month old female husky type, and a black four month old spayed female cat from Taos Animal Shelter.

Taos Animal Shelter

Worker Seeks Compensation After Injury

Richard A. Cisneros of Taos, formerly with B. S. Longyear Co., filed a district court suit for workmen's compensation against his former employer and Liberty Mutual Insurance Co. He says severe burns from Sept. 5, 1963, while an assistant driller in Questa were caused by lack of safety devices. He earned over $100 weekly at the time and cites temporary and permanent disability with unpaid compensation under the State Workman's Compensation Act. Attorney David F. Cargo of Albuquerque represents him.

Richard A. Cisneros Taos B.S. Longyear Company Liberty Mutual Insurance Co Cisneros Questa David F. Cargo Albuquerque

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