Travel Editors Visit Taos and Taos Pueblo
Five travel editors from major papers and magazines toured Taos New Mexico on a sponsored junket. Participants included John Hughes Jola McLeod Al Beissert Ted Handelman and Roger Swanson with PR staffers Robert McKay and Larry Hillard. A Taos Pueblo visit and Rio Grande Gorge Bridge were on the agenda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hughes
New York Daily News
Jola McLeod
Washington Daily News
al Beissert
Newark
N. Y
Ted Handelman
Travel Agents Magazine
Roger Swanson
Kansas City Star
Robert McKay
Los Angeles
Larry Hillard
New York
Trans-World Airlines
New Mexico Department of Development
Chicago Daily News
Sports Afield
Torrey
Mexico
Taos
New Mexico
Mary Branham
Santa Fe
Dan Shupe
Avis Price
Wayne Bowles
Blea Named District 6 School Head
Eloy J. Blea was appointed superintendent of Ojo Caliente Independent School District No. 6. A native of Mosquere, Blea previously led Jemez Mountain Districts and held roles including Harding County county supervisor, Mora director of instruction, and principal at Castila Quemada and Seba yeta. He resides in El Rito with wife Allegra and children Marsen, Patrick, Lorraine, Teresa, and Danny. an informal reception was held Sunday to introduce the Bleas to area teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Ojo Caliente Independent
Eloy J. Blea
Blea
Jemez Mountain
Mosquere
Highlands University
Harding County
Mora
Castila
Quemada
Sebayeta
el Rito
Allegra
Marsen
Patrick
Lorraine
Teresa
Danny
1 Rito
Mrs. Blea
Head Start project funds face final approval boost
The discussion notes 3,500 needed to close Project Head Start, beyond 4,362, with potential federal and local auditor approval. Frank McGuire says funds will come after audit clearance. Rev. Profirio Romero and Tito Martinez are bonded, and Paul Vigil plans CAP directorship in Talpa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McGuire
PHS
Profirio Romero
Tito Martinez
Taos Cap
Paul Vigil
Talpa
CAP
Ditch work continues as officers plan near-term finish
Ditch continued from page one and officers note the wheel still unknown. Work on the ditch is expected to be completed within one month. Other officers of the Acequia Madre del Rio Lucero Arroyo Seco association are Fermin Torres, treasurer, and Manuel Rudy Pacheco, secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acequia Madre del Rio Lucero - Arroyo Seco Association
Fermino Torres
Manuel
Rudy) Pacheco
Puzzle of a Fatal Car Crash and Aftermath
A garbled report describes a collision at Phot MatcleiPs ranch with no skid marks noted. It mentions de Baca and Pripeat ane de Baca, brakes failing after the crash, and hints at a funeral service at Garcia Funeral Home. Archuleta is named among the deceased with injuries linked to the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arelatlatan
Plaga
Mes
Kitvap
Levy Archuleta
Artoyo Leon
Questa Board Swears In New Member And Reorganizes
Robert Tiffany was sworn in to fill the Questa board vacancy created by Chris Galleros resignation. Tony Trujillo was elected president, Bob Day vice president and Tiffany secretary as the board discussed Martinez the clerk and superintendent plans in a turbulent school district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Tiffany
Questa
Chris Galleros
Tony Trujillo
Bob Day
Tiffany
Tito Martinez
State Board of Education
Taos County
de Lovato
Vospita Schools
Julian Valdez
Castillot
Lovato
Princial
Richard Martinez
Ins
Martine
Martinez
Quegtal
Trajilte
Tita P. Martinez
Seite Board of Education
Garela
Garcia
Autem
Martines
Board Secretar
Day
Weekend Snow Amounts Across Mountain Towns Reported
Storm Woerndle predicted two to three inches of weekend snow with more Monday. Roads were clear yet snow stuck on mountains. Eagle Nest saw rain then over an inch of snow continuing Monday morning. Taos recorded a little over an inch by Sunday night. Weekend rainfall reached 1.08 inches, the first significant October total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woerndle
Eagle Nest
Taos
Taos County Bonds Purchases Rise in 1964 Totals
Taos County residents invested $5,813 in U S Savings Bonds in August 1964, part of an $9,198 eight month total. Brandenbrug, county Savings Bonds chairman, reports the year to date is 2.9 percent below the $9,477,084 for the first eight months of 1963, with August totaling $6,251.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taos County
Brandenbrug
U. S
Jack
Taas County Bond Purchases Rise in Eight Months
In the first eight months of this year Taas County residents bought E and H Bonds totaling 42,509 dollars, up from 38,599 dollars in the same period of 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taas County
Around and About Front Page One Notes Staff Changes
Regional reporter joins as newcomer takes lead in coverage while Martha Baca oversees bookkeeping and circulation. Amanda Murrah, a June graduate from New York, is the newest staff member at the News. Stainwide area shoppers account for 1,204,032 in August amid growth of eight percent over last year. Oli Sihvenen announce birth of Conor Paul on October 11 at Presbyterian Hospital Embudo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Baca
Taos
Miss Baca
Amanda Murrah
Miss Murrah
New York
Stainwide
Sammy Gallegos
U.S. Navy
Oli Sihvenen
Conor Paul
Presbyterian Hnspital
Embudo
Oct
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Amd
Clans
Kachina Lode
Taos, Pueblo, Bridge
Frank Cruz
Frank Gusdorf
Eloy Jentete
Bentenorio
First State Bank
South Plaza
DIAL
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
VNEWS
Ladle
Playwear
Children’s
Taqs, New Mexico
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