davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1961-01-29
FRIDAY y
Evening, Cont.
900 q TT SUNSET STRIP.
Evening, Cont.

Mystery ! Hour. The CorSIcan CdpeF.
Suzanne Jacquene Beer), becomes a
prime murder suspect when she is found
at the scene of a mans douglas Dick
death.
$50 Cd PANIC.
Drama Vicar No Evil" Mercedes Nc
Cambridge stars.
q YOU'RE IN THE PICTURE.
Comedy. new comedy panel series
starring Jackie Gleason.
1000 q MICHAEL SHAYNE.
Mystery / Hour. "The Heress." An
heiress tSusan 0ver) hires Shayne (Rich-
ard Dennins) to investigate her divorced
mothers lynn Barb suitor
q SPEEDWAY INTERNATIONAL.
Americas daredevis In action.
q THE DETECTIVES.
Police. Witnesses to a sangIand murder
in a crowded cafe are afraid to identify
the killer. Robert Taylor stars.
q TWILIGHT ZONE.
Drama. "A Penny for Your Thoughts" A
timid bank employe tDick York; suddenly
acquires the ability to "hear" the un-
spoken words of others.
1920 q MacKENZIE'S RAIDERS.
Drama Richard Carlson stars.
q THE LAW AND Mr.. JONES.
Drama. "Unbury the Dead" Attorney
Jones flames Whitmore) pits himself
against town whose officials conspre to
confiscate the land Of wartime deserter.
q EYEWITNESS TO HISTORY.
Public Affairs. Major news stories Of the
week. Walter cronkite as anchor man.
l1:O0 q NEWS AND LOCAL NEWS.
Color. Harkness, Ward.
q STARLIGHT THEATER.
Movie IVA Hours. "Fury at Furnace
The Sunday Stos Tv Mosozine. "
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DCCY In '61

Continued from Page 81
Government Day program -
Larry Vaughn, st. Augustine,
and Don Pallay, st. Thomas,
square of fin Mayors race.
OCTOBER
Mike Zegarella, st. Peter,
named Catholic Youth Week
chairman Race Relations
study club begins at CYC Of
flee Young adults plan
pilgrimage to Maria Stein -.
Years most unusual title for
dance: Witch Twitch held at
st. Augustine Nationalist
Dan Pallay elected mayor
JEANNE Reiser leaves for
Mexico training center
Immaculate Conception CYC
hi-division sponsor first Do
cesar Papal Volunteer.
NOVEMBER
YOUTH - UNITY
TRUTH" is theme of Catholic
Youth Week -. John E.
Jones and JEANNE Reiser
named Youth of the Year ;.
2700 attend Diocesan Holy
Hour and Youth Rally to hear
Bishop Paul F. Leibold, Auxil-
larry Bishop of Cincinnati -.
Ohio Regional Council of
Catholic Youth meet IS
youths attend the National
Catholic youth convention in
Buffalo -. Second annual
CYC High Time Dance and
Talent Show discovers talent
ed CYC members.
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God Love You
Prosperity Not
Salvation?
By BISHOP FULTON J. SHEEN

myrrh of your sufferings, Of
fer it to Christ through His
Vicar on earth.
GOD LOVE YOU to all the
increasing number who have
sent in Christmas gifts for the
missionsl Certainly the Christ
Child regards it as a gift to
Himself for it brings more
souls to the Crib. God love
you to NIT. for $50. Il
am a TV serviceman and have
received small tips through
out the year. Please accept
them now that someone less
fortunate than | may be free
from want to MIR. and
Mrs. P.J. for $40. "This
month we celebrated our fiji
tieth anniversary. In return for
the Holy Fathers blessing, we
wish to send him this offer
ing"
W~ORLDMISSION, a quar-
terly review Of missionary ac-
tivities edited by Most Rev.
erend Fulton ]. Sheen, is the
ideal gift for priests, nuns,
seminarians or laymen. Send
SIS for a one-year subscription
to 366 Fifth
Avenue, New York, l, New
York.
Cut out this column, pin
your sacrifice to it and mail
it to Most Rev. Fulton J.
Sheen. National Director of
the Society for the Propaga-
ton of the Faith. 366 Fifth
Avenue, New York, NY, or
your Diocesan Director, Msgr.
James Kulp, 246 East Town
St, Columbus Is, Ohio.
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HICHLICHTS

D. Eisenhower, Albert
Einstein, Eugene O'Neill,
Thomas Wolf, Pasternak,
Frost, T. S. Eliot who will read
statements which depict the
fear, desperation and futility
of modern times.
1880 am, Chan 6-Insight
The tenth program in cur
rent series presents FIR. FL
wood Keiser, esp, discuss
ing what is a Priest?"
RADIO
FRIDAY
IL noon, WIoI, Portsmouth.
Thought for the Day - FIR.
James Keller of the Christie
pher is heard daily, presents;
five-minute sermonette.
SATURDAY
6:Z5 p.r1.s WPATs FORTS
mouth The Ave Maria Hour.
SUNDAY
$3.50 am, WTVN The
Ave Maria Hour "a Child
Shall Lead Them is the title
of today's presentation by
the Graymoor Friars.
9:15 am, WBNS-The Sac
red Heart Program.
1915 am, Welt. Newark
The Sacred Heart Program.
1880 am, Chan. WRFD-
The Sacred Heart Program.
1880 pm, WLW The
Catholic Hour.
$3.50 p.n., WIoI, Portsmouth,
The Georgetown University
Forum.
6:45 p.rn., WJER, Dover -
The Sacred Heart program.
$50 p.rn., WRFD-FM- The
Christophers.
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Legion of Decency:
TV Movie Ratings

MOTION PICTURE cLASslFIcA.
TON bY NATIONAL LEGION OF
DEcENcY: All Morally Unobiec-
tionaple for All; All Morally IN
Objectionable for Adults; 3 Moral.
ly Objectionable In Part for All;
C Condemned. MIRA go No Rating
Available.
FRIDAY, DEC. ~
$50 am, Chan. 10 - Tom Sawyer,
Detective - MIRA.
S pm, Chan. 4 - National Velvet,
Part II MGM, 1914 Al.
1920 pm, Chan. 10 - Gentlemen
Marry Brunettes United Art
ist, 1854 All,
lips pm, Chan. 8 Unearthly
Republic, 1856 49, All.
1.l0 am, Chan. 4 IF | Were
Free MIRA.
SATURDAY, DEC. 30
Q pm, Chan. 4 On the Riviera
-20th Century Fox, l950-B.
objection: Suggestive costumes,
sequences, dialog; low moral
tone)
1i:45 pm, Chan. 10 Blood On
the Submitted Artists, 1914
All.
10 midnight, Chan. 4 Weekend
at the Waldorf-MGM, 1914
All.
SUNDAY, DEC. 81
II noon, Chan. 10 Tarzan Finds
a Son MGM. 1888 - Al.
5 pm, Chan. 10 Hondo-Wsr-
ners 1858 ~ Al.
1870 pm, Chan. 6 King of the
L~umberjacks Warners-F | r S I
National, 1899 ~ d. Objection:
Divorce in solution of plot
1l.15 pm. Chan. 6 Brother Rat
and Baby First National, 1887
1915 am, Chan. 4 Footlight
Varieties ~ RKO. 1850 b.
objection; Sug gestive Sc
quence.D
i2:l5 am. Chan. 10 Road to
Rio Paramount, 1947 - Al.
MONDAY, JAN.
$50 am, Chan. 10 Hoppity
Goes to Town - MIRA.
1920 pm. Chan. 10 Shanghai
Story Republic, 1854 All.
1925 pm, Chan. 6 Old MAID
Warmers, 1898 - All.
l:i0 am, Chan. 4 Riff Raft
RKO, 1916 All.
TUESDAY, JAN. Z
$40 am, Chan. 10 ~ There's Al
ways a Woman-Columbia, 1881
All.
s pm, Chan. 4 You're Oni,
Young Once MGM, 1937-Al
ii:20 pm, Chan. 10 My Cir
lisa ~ Warmers, l947 - Al.
1l:25 pm, Chan. 6 - A Body Dis
appears Warmers . First Ma
tional, l941 All.
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How different are our
times from those of Beth
leheml Then the whole
world was expecting God
to become man; now the
mood is one of man expect
ing to become God.
Then both Jew and Gentle
looked forward to redemp-
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Inter-Faith
Film Listing

Daily film Iistings by
the Infer-Faith Film Com
miffee can be found in the
Columbus Cir izen-JoUr-
nal and Dispatch.
FAMILY
GRAND South Seas
Adventure.
PALACE - Babes in Toy
land.
MAIN Second Time
Around.
STATE, Westerville - Sat
urday matinee also - Grey
friars Bobby.
TEENS
OHIO - Pocketful OF Mir
acles.
BEECHWOLD, EASTERN,
MARKHAM, STATE, CLEVE,
Twist Around
the k, Everything's
Ducky.
DREXEL - Guns of Navar-
70, Tammy Tell Me True.
GARDEN - Saturday only,
with matinee DR.. Blood'S
Coffin, The Snake Woman.
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ITO am, Chan. 4 Law of the
Underworld RKo, 1887 - All.
WEDNESDAY, JAN. }
$50 am, Chan. 10-Country Hus-
band - NRA.
5 pm. Chan. 4 Married Bach
elor MGM, 1890 - All.
11:20 pm, Chan. 10 - The Sun
Shines Bright Republic, 1852
1l:25 pm, Chan. 8 Big Shake
down - NRA.
ITO am, Chan. Playgirl-
Questionable ethics of and low
moral principles of leading
~character.)
THURSDAY, JAN.
$50 am, Chan. 10 The Aveng-
ers - Paramount, 1912 Al.
S pm, Chan. 4 Born to Sing
-MGM, 1941 Al.
3 pm, Chan. 10 Land of the
Pharaohs Warmers, 1954-B.
objection: Suggestive costum-
ing and dancing.)
11:20 pm, Chan. 10 Texas
Columbia, 1910 ~ AT.
11:25 pm, Chan. 6 $500 Dark Horse
United Artists Universal,
1855 - Al.
ITO am, Chan. 4 - Lost Patrol
MIRA.
FRIDAY, JAN.
$50 am, Chan. 10 49, Fire Maid
ems of Outer Space 49, MIRA.
S pm, Chan. 4 - Absolute Quiet
-MGM, 1884 - All.
1920 pm, Chan. 10 49, Major and
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TELEVIsIoN
FRIDAY

A:30 pm, Chan. 81 - The
Christopher P~rogram-Hillary
Brooke gives this weeks key
note.
7 p.m., Chan. 34-The Red
Myth-The last program in
the series which has examined
the history and flaws in
thought of the Communist
theology.
SUNDAY
$3.50 s.m., Chan. 10 49, The
Christopher P~rogram-'"Think
Creatively" is the title of the
program.
$3.50 am, Chan. 10 - The
Hour of st. Francis - "The
Third Devil" a fantasy Of Sat
ans attempts to improve bus
mess at the expense of the
people. Pat O'Brien is today's
host.
10 a.n., Chan 4-Fr. Hugh
Murphy is celebrant of the
Mass teleyised from the studio
of WLW-C. Families of the
studio personnel will assist at
the Mass.
l0:I5 a.my Chan. s The
Sacred Heart Program - The
last talk in the current series
on personality and Mental
Health" will be given by FIR.
Thomas w. Curry, 81. Top
ic: Contact With Reality"
1890 am, Chan. l0-Look
Up and Live - MANY Voices"
a TV documentary depicting
the theological uncertainties
of modern times will be pre-
scented. Guests on program in
oitIda former p n q n I
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to which deluded men now
look is the Soviet star, which
once again promises, as did
Satan: "You will be like unto
gods"
IT MUST NOT BE thought,
however, that all evil is on
one side of the Iron Curtain
and all goodness is on the
other. Good and bad are mixed
as they were in Sodom an
Gomorrah. as they will be at
the Last Judgment. The point
is this: the issues are now be-
coming clearer than they ever
were before. The struggle IS
between the forces of the
Goldman who is Christ and
the man-god who is Antlchrlst.
BUT THERE IS NOT reason
for despair. Let us count our
blessings: J.. The Church al
ways gets the kind Of Pontlff
she deserves. The Lord must
be pleased with the Church
and the faithful, otherwise He
would never have given US
John XIII.
2. The Church has had more
martyrs in the last fifty years
than she had in the first 300
years of her history The mar
tyrs in Russia, the Congo and
China are purchasing future
blessings for the world
through their blood. which is
more eloquent than the blood
Of Abel.
3. Our missionaries. Their
poverty, which reflects the
Christ Who had nowhere to
lay His Head, their shepherd
ing, which makes up for too
much emphasis on admlnistra-
tion elsewhere in the world,
and their conversions, which
outnumber ours by 300 per
cent in many instances, are
testimonials that God is with
us.
WE BECOME DEPRESSED
because we read the press
too often and the Scriptures
too little. What makes news
is conflict. contradiction and
the breaking Of the law of
God; what makes peace Is
prayer and sacrifice. The
world Is becoming worse in
one direction, but it is becom-
ing better in another. AL.
though Christ was denied
room in the Inn, the shep.
herds and the people from the
East found Him, and the an
gels chanted his glory.
BE HAPPY, THEREFORE
in Christ. Rejoice in the
spread of the knowledge anc
love of Christ in a persecut
ing world. But make your
merriment concrete, as die
the Magi. by bringing gifts Il
Christ and His Vicar that Hi.
Name may resound from pole
to pole. Whether it be tn,
gold of money, the franklin
cense of your prayers or tn,
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DECEMBER

Regional dance Christmas
dances held at st. Catherine,
Bishop Ready High School,
and st. James the Less
Ten young adults tell story
of Christmas on downtown
street corners DCCY Holt
day Dance and Party held at
Valley Dale.
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Movies
Reviewed
CLASS Assertion I

CLASS Assertion
Morally unobjectionable for
general patronage:
Whistle Down the Wind
CLASS Assertion 2
Morally unobjectionable for
adults and adolescents;
Broken Land
Flight Of the Lost Balloon
Twist Around The Clock
CLASS 8
Guns Of the Black Witch
Objection: Suggestive sit
uations and excessive brutal
ity.
Telltale Heart
Objection: This film, based
on an Edgar Allen Poe short
story, resorts in reatment to
highly suggestive situations
and undue violence.
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the Minor - Paramount, 1871
All.
l1:25 pm, Chan. 6 Restless
Breed - Fox, 1856 - All.
ITO am, Chan. 4 Mother Car
ey's Chickens RIP: Rk0,
1877 Al
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ton; oday,
except for
the loyal fol
10 ers of
of C hrist t.,
hearts are
%yearning not
for salvation
but for pros
perity.
The star
in the East
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the kale? Get your money in
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274e545.
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House of Charm
100 GFaeeiand Blvd.
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CT. 2.AleA - c.. 6-6359
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Teachers Placement Service
Room 1850, so w. Broad 81.
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Walk Styles
Great Eastern and Town
and Country Shopping Cenfsrs
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Member F.D.i.c. PEBBLES. Ohio
Navajo times., 1961-07-12
Wreck = atal 20 Seven

Mrs. Elsie Cecilia Smith and
six of her nine children were killed
in highway collision early Thurs
day morning on highway 66, east of
Gallup. Mrs. Smith and four of the
children were killed outright. The
other two died later at St. Mary's
Hospital at Gallup.
According to the truck driver,
William Weir of Los Angeles, the
pickup driven by Mrs. Smith turned
off of US 66 directly into the path
of the truck which was loaded with
22 tons of maize. The force of the
collision completely tore the pick
up into a mass of twisted metal.
The truck turned to the right after
the impact and stopped in pile of
gravel just south of the State Police
Headquarters. The driver was
thrown through the windshield by
the force of the impact.
Weir stated that he had seen the
loaded pic kup just prior to the
crash, but had no idea it would turn
into his path.
The fatalities were, Mrs. Smith
age IS, Virgil Lee, 6 months, Lo-
retta Ann, 2, Wanda Ann, 8, Edward
Lee, 4. Richard James, S, and Ce-
celia Ann, 6. They are survived by
their father Charles, and 2 BROTH
ers and 1 sister.
At the scene the most pathetic
article to be seen was one small
baby shoe, thrown from the pickup
into the dirt nearby.
See pictures on page seven.
Navajo times., 1961-07-12
New Rudio System Approved

The Budget and Finance Conn
mittee of the Navajo Tribal Coun-
Gil on the 9th of June approved ap-
proximately $45, 900 from Fiscal
Year 1861 funds to install two way
radio system for the Construction
Department, and for the use of 9TH
er agencies of the Navajo Tribe.
According to the resolution it
was stated that the radio system
would provide better organization
structure, operation and control of
the Construction section. Also. it
would reduce various other expen-
ses in the Department with fast,
sure communications system.
The main constructions costs in
volved in setting up such system;
site work, roads to base stations,
antenna towers and building accom-
modations are already expended,
therefore the actual cost involved
would be for radio tranSmitters and
receivers.
Utilization or a raQlO system OH
the Reservation could be used for
many purposes. In times of heavy
winter SHOWS, all parts of the Re-
servation could be kept in contact,
reports of sick and injured people
could be checked out Immediately,
and emergency operations could be
carrie d out quickly. The system
could be inter-connected with the
Navajo Forest Products Industry
and with l3IA in cases of emergen-
cy.
Design of the system would i'm
clude 2 future frequencies, so that
other groups could also utilize the
base stations with only the expense
of buying mobile units.
Navajo times., 1961-07-12

was approved
Dept. 6--Navajo Tribal Band,
was approved
(4) Then the combined budget un-
der Division seven labeled on
Public Services and Services
Summary was approved.
THURSDAY--JUNE g
~ After two days discus sion the
budget for Window Rock Utility
System under Division 9, Dept. 7
was approved.
~ The budget for Youth Camp,
Under Division 9, Dept. 10 was
approved.
~ The budget for Electri Pile
Lines at Navajo New Mexico un-
der Division 9, Dept. q was ap-
proved.
(4) The budget for Electri Lines,
Indian Wells. Window Rock, Fl.
Defiance, Navajo and CRY stal un-
der Division 9, Dept. "a was ap-
proved.
(5) Under Division 9 in Dept. IS
and Dept. 26 the budget asking for
fund for Tribe contribution in pro-
ject under Public Law 86-121 (Wa-
ter and Utility systems were tab
led)
(6) The budget forwhear fieldLake
Project under Division 9 in Dept.
u was approved.
~ The budget for Old Jail at Tuba
City under Division9Dept. % was
approved.
~ The budget for Tuba City Land
Storage under Divisions, Dept. %
was approved.
~ The budget for Remodeling
Window Rock Restaurant Facili-
ties under Division 9, Dept. 3Owas
approved.
FRIDAY--JUNE 80
~ The budget for Motor Pool
Bldg. addition under Divi sion 9,
Dept. 81 was approved.
~ The budget for Air Condition
system for three Butler Buildings
at Window Rock under Divisions,
Dept. 81 was approved.
(3) The budget for Paving and
curbing Driveways of the Arts and
Craft Building under Division 9,
Dept. 33, was approved.
(4) The budget for consolidation
of Service facilities taking in con-
struction section, Welfare Sec
tion, Warehousing, Water Devel-
opment and Maintenance Sec. un-
der Division 9, Dept. IS was ap-
proved.
(5) The budget for Major repairs
of Fort Defiance Court Room un-
der Division 9, Dept. SO was ap-
proved.
(6) The budget for Crownpoint Ju-
dicing Building under Division 9,
Dept. 81 was approved.
~ A resolution entitled "Navajo
Tribal Budget Fiscal Year 1862;
where the budget is in the amount
of SIG, ,785. .4O6 was approved.
A--Other ite m were considered
on this closing day of the budget
session
B--The council was in session 7
weeks from May 18th to June 80,
tf 1861.
Navajo times., 1961-07-12
4th OF Jelly S Sho w Succoss

The 4th of July Celebration at
Window Rock was termed a huge
success by all who attended the all
day outing. The ball games were
the best, the food was the greatest,
and even the weather cooperated
fully.
An estimated 2,5OOpersons saw
As minutes of spec tacular fire
works at the rodeo grounds. Begin
ming with the first aerial bomb
bur S till the fina fiery 'good-
night, many ooh's and aah's ac-
companied the display. And the
sounds were from the grownups Is
we'll as the not so grownups.
A dance as the final affair of the
day of fun and festivity was atten-
ded by many. and good time was
had by all.
According to John Nc Fee, CO.
ordinator for the all day event, next
years event will be even larger,
and more fun filled.
We know that all who attended
wish to thank all those who were
responsible for the fine holiday.
CONGRESS MEN TESTIFY
Congressman Joseph M. Mon
toya D-N.M.) and Congressman
Thomas G. Norris D-N.M. lately
testified before the Subcommitte
on Public Works of the House Com
mittee on Appropriations in sup
port of the fiscal 1862 appropria-
tions for different reclamation and
flood control projects in the State
of New Mexico.
The two Congressman in thir-
teen page Joint statement, empha-
sized the Importance of the devel-
opment of New M exico'S limited
water resources to insure the con-
tinued growth and development of
the state.
They noted the urgency of an
early completion of the reservoirs
of the Colorado River Storage Pro-
ject, particularly Navajo Dam in
order to meet growing industrial
and agricultural needs.
They urged approval of the Pre-
sident's revised budget requests in
connection with the Colorado River
storage units currently under con-
struction total budget item of
SIS, 100000 for fiscal 1862. This
is the minimum amount that can
provide an orderly continuation of
construction.
They stated, "Sound Develop
ment of our limited water re-
sources is vital to the continued
growth and development of New
M exico. About tWo-thirds of the
state lies in the drainage basin of
the Rio Grande and its major tri-
butary in the United States, the Pc
cos River. Essentially. all of the
water supply in the New M exico
portion of the Rio Grande Basin
has been put TO use, and our first
needs are for flood control and wa
ter conservation through channel
improvements. When this work is
completed, our major hope for con-
tinued economic growth lies input-
ting New Mexico's share of the
Colorado River to work. The pro-
jects to which our support is di-
rected all dovetail together in
meeting these water conservation
and flood protection goals. ."
Navajo times., 1961-07-12
TriboI Council Reccesses

The Navajo Tribal Council met
in final session the week of June 26
through the Both. Thi is had been one
of the longest, most productive ses-
sions of the Council, as twas con-
sidering the Tribal Budget for the
Fiscal Year 1862.
The following c t i n was taken
by the Council the last week of the
session.
MONDAY--JUNE 26
(1) After a three day discussion,
the budget for Legal Dept. Gene
raj Counsel in Division 2, Dept. 2
was approved.
(2) The budget for Legal Dept.
Legal Aid Service, in Division 3,
Dept. 8 was approved.
~ The budget for Legal Dept.
Claims in Division 2, Dept. 4was
approved.
az The budget for Land Investi-
cation in Division 2. Dept. S was
approved.
(5) The budget for Public Relation
and Information IA new Dept. in
Division 2, Dept. 6 was approved.
TUESDAY--JUNE u
~ After atWo day discus sion, the
budget for Office of the Executive
Sec. in Division 2, Dept. was ap-
proved.
~ The budget for Record Man.
agement, in Division 2, Dept.
was approved.
~ The ON bine d departments
under Division 2 budget, labeled
as Executive Office Summary was
approved,
~ The council returned to Divi-
sion 3, Public Services by taking
up the budget for the construction
dept, in Dept. 16 and which was
approved.
(5) The combined depts. budgets
under Division three, labeled as
Public Services division Summary
was approved.
(6) Then a resolution entitle q
amendment No. 3 to Resolution
No. cO-6o-58 as amend d, en-
titled to Provide for the appoint
ment rather than election of Tri-
bal judges, andfor other purposes
was approved.
~ Then the budget for the Tribal
judicial Branch in Division 3,
Dept. was approved.
WEDNESDAY--JUNE %
~ The Council moved backto Di-
vision land approved of the budget
for Committee of Alcoholism in
Dept. q.
~ Then the com bined Depart
ments budget under Division l, la
beled as Legislative Branch Sum-
mary, was approved.
~ The budget for Division, pub
lie Services we're considered as
follows:
Dept. 1--CiviC Center at Win
dow Rock,was approved
Dept. 2--Tuba City Commu-
nifty Center, was approved
Dept. 3--Tribal Park and RAN
ger, was approved
Dept. 4--Navajo Youth Camp,
was approved
Dept. 5--Navajo Tribal Fair,