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Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1962-07-18

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Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1962-07-18

and industrial purposes.
3. Urge the Bureau of Indi an At
fairs TO provide funds for the imme-
date inplementation of the agri-
cultural programs that will be
needed TO start the preliminary
studies and research of the lands
involved with the Navajo Irrigation
Project.
4. Recommend community plan
ing for the development of an Over
all Reservation Master Plan to
determine the proper continuity of
communities. utilities, businesses
and other service facilities.
TRAINING PROGRAMS:
Training and its various aspects.
~ Recommend that the Navajo
Tribe avail itself of all training
facilities.
p Recommend that the Tribe
take advantage of all training pro-
grams which include some of rhe
following features: )Farm Train
ing Program to be expanded through
the cooper alton of the Tribe with the
Bureau of Indian Affairs and other
State and Federal Agencies. AS a
direct result for the need Of:
il Irrigation farmers to be esta-
blished on the Navajo Irrigation
Project. p Improved livestock OPP
orators for the carrying out of the
overall Navajo Reservation Con-
servation and Land Management
Program. 81 Trained mechanics
and technicians TO service equip
ment and farm units that will be
developed through the expansion Of
the Reservation Agricultural Pro-
gram. (b) Training institutes to
train young Navajo men and Wo-
men for various industrial and
agricultural pursuits. Il Expansion
of the Adult Vocational Training
program under the Bureau of In
dian Affairs. p Colleges. 81 Spe-
cial schools. (c) Training in the
management and operation of small
business enterprises. (dl Use of
Area Redevelopment and Man Pow
er Acts for special training pur-
poses. (e) On-the-job TT aiming
under the Bureau program for bus
inesses and industries within the
Reservation f) Set up staff for
adult vocational training to Workin
conjunction with the programs of
the Bureau of Indian Affairs, other
Federal Agencies, and State Agen-
cies. (g) Apprenticeship Program
sponsored by the Department of
Labor.
These suggestions do not neces-
sarily completely cover all aspects
that can be utilized in developing a
sound Economic and Industrial
Program. We have given recon-
mendarions that represent the OPT
Mons of the work group as pre-
scented in the time that was allowed
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1962-07-18
Continued from Page s.

nomic Development programs
Of the Navajo Tribe.
9. Recommend the continuance
of the road building program of the
Reservation for the purposes of
expanding Economic Development
and Education. (a) Recommend the
reintroduction in Congress of the
RHODES Bill (b) Promotion of
school bus routes and access
routes, primarily north and south,
TO implement educ alton, industrial
development. and recreation and
touriSm.
10. This committee recognizes
the importance of the Relocation
Program conducted on voluntary
basis and requests that con-
certed effort be made to assure the
appropriation of funds in sufficient
amounts to give all applicants equal
opportunity to accept the provisions
of the Employment Assistance
Program.
LONG RANGE PROGRAMS:
Longe range programs are those
which are anticipated will require
several years for study and COM
pletion.
1. Recommend that the Score
tary Of Interior be urged TO commit
an amount of power from the Glen
Canyon Generation Plant sufficient
TO permit and insure the industrial
ization of Western Navajo.
2. Recommend the development
of Water Resources. (a) Agricul-
tural and community uses: / I'M
mediate studies of land utilization
and land status determination pre-
paratory to construction of the Ma
vajo irrigation Project. 2)Financ-
ing including Legislation TO pro-
vide for Farm Home Administra-
rion Financing on the Navajo Re
servation similar to that of the
Federal Housing Administration.
3 Feasibility studies. ~ Recon-
mend thar the construction of the
canal on the San Juan-Chama di-
version supplying water to the Ma
vajo irrigation Project begin i'm
mediately. This should be given
high priority SO that water can be
made available for municipal and
industrial purposes. (As an ex-
ample: The Hogback Project was
authorized in 1904. 1t appears that
it has taken so years to complete
this project and it is the objective
of this committee that the Develop
ment of the Navajo Irrigation Pro
iect will not take this amount Of
time s. Recommends the imne-
diate approval of the Rehabilita-
tion of the Hogback Irrigation Sys-
tenn with Federal Funds to imple-
menr the transfer Of this projectto
the Navajo Tribe, (b)Recommend
that the Secretary Of the Interior be
urged to develop and protect all
water rights that belong TO the Ma
vajo Tribe. y Urge the Secretary
of the Interior to establish for the
use and benefit of the Navajo Tribe
adequate water ALLEGATIONS that
may now be available. through the
development of the Colorado River
System for agricultural, municipal
Navajo times. [volume] (Window Rock, Ariz.) 1960-1984, 1962-07-18

the progress of our country. All
you have to do is go back TO
your daily papers in the State of
(Continued on Page 10Y
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-29

TINS WEEK Moso1ins ! JUIy ~. 1899
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-29
LAST LAUGH
liz Paris,
LAST LAUGH

Here's new light on that kiss in The dark!
AMERCAN MEN MAY THINK it's hard to tell much about
a woman just from kiss, but Frenchmen know better
Inqung Caroonst MOrez prepared the scientific guide
you below based his observations on Paris bou.
wards
We hope it hasn't lost too much in the translation.
On this subject, so million Frenchmen can't be wrong!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-07-29
NAVE WONDERFUL wEEKIHDs - Continued from page Is
Is Saturday kids day.?

trust each other and feel comfortable together Pseudo
trends are always worried about Sights always afraid of
being left out. They seldom relax with each other until
the third drink Remember the lady in the cartoon who
sad We're going to enlarge circle of friends to
include some people we like
Too much "togetherness." The basic idea Of family
solidarity was praised by all the experts talked to- but
some families have made fetish of it," said New
York psychoanayst DIR. Avram c. Finger. They've car
ried it too far
The members of almost any family vary in their
tastes Tor recreation, and besides, husband and wife
may approach weekend with totally different view
points The man is weary of intepersona tensions on
his job His wife may have just the opposite problem
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-12
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REALTORS
S2e.soo

SkbsSw
Toll trees end a country setting
night in the city on l00x225
lot; 3 bedroom ronch; full base
meni; 2 frepldces; living dining
room combination; ottoched 90.
rogs; ook p1nelino and very,
very immaculate.
sis,s0o
Possible assumption or $500
down FHA: 2 bedroom bunuu-
low; expansion; lla-c1r garage:
rooted potio; fenced yord:
schools and stores Ground the
corner.
s24.s00
The absolute in quulityl Lovely
So lot; 3 yeu1 old beauty has
everything lcrqe kitchen
with built-ins. serving bon, choir
mold pdneling; fine quolity
wool curpetinq; dropes; 8 bed
rooms (one is 22xI5G 2I7-cT
plostered 1ttoched g1roqe; po-
ito - Quality. QuGlitY. QuuliY.
Sl7.e00
8 yecn old, 3-bedroom WickltHe
Runch. Convenient 10 shopping
1nd schools. Lorge living room
with mtificiol fireplace. dining
area; fomilY room; ottoched GO
rage; 67.5 wide LOT.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-12
F"ErFFEEENEENEFNs
REALTORS
sls,s00

sls,s00
Beautiful. beautiful rnnch south
of RIDGE Rd. in Wickliffe; Iorqe
oottructive lot: dinette: patio
a true showpluce.
sls.s00
4 bedrooms; III boths: lurqe
kitchen; beautifully puneled ond
Iplustered rec room; divided
p s e m ent. new Competing
Idropes: goroqe: 65x200 lot; con-
venient to schools and shopping
s2o.s0o
4 yeur old Willowick home;
spacious and immaculate on q
large well londscoped lot; love
ly Competing. vestibule entrance,
aluminium storms und screens,
full basement PLUS exponsion.
sl7.s0o
Willowick. 1 bedrooms with
vesibuls entrance; attractive
kitchen with eating ureo; cor
peting; oluminum storms and
screens; garage: lo1ge fully
improved lot and us little as
$500 down-HURRY.
Sl0.600
Wickhffe off Worden economy
special; attractive kitchen with
eating area; spacious bedrooms;
l12-cor qoroge; FHA minimum
down or CT no down with
TOTAL payments $3.50 per
month.
S25,900
Mormon brick beauty; full acre;
stones throw from freewoys:
3-Yeur-old ranch; vestibule en-
trance; look through wood burn
ing fireplace; formal dining
room. 20 #. family kitchen with
and builtins; 2-cGr
plostered attached garage. Plus
PLUS, PLUS!
SI4.900
Only $3.50 down. 2 bedrooms
with expansion; dinette; ll2-coT
garage; storms and screens:
convenient Location so CALL
Sls.s00
CT Assumption with 81 800 down
s yeor old 3 bedroom ronch,
2lz-cor garage; 90xl5o lovely
yard; recently redecoruted
Sl7.900
Wolk 10 school, church ond
Shoreqote 3 bedrooms; full
basement with den; large kitch-
en-; ll2-cur garage and most
convenient terms.
S23.S00
Adjacent to l7th green. l00x220I
lot. This tostefully decorotedI
lo1oe home would be ideol for
five or more children. /
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-12
SCENIC BEVERLY HILLS

1859. Lovely solid brick buneo-
low on 5oxl6o r. lot is like
living In the country; 1-eor OF
taehsd sorogs; divided basement;
dining room; good transportation;
q stone, throw from Clenbrook
School.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-12
COlONIAL-$I4,50o

1851. This we'll eored for six
room home feotvrss a wood-bvrn-
ina fireplace in the living room,
all large rooms with ; bedrooms
Up, I17-eor sorags. Neor CTS and
Ropid. Value hunters dream. About
SA5n dawn.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-12
BEVERLY HILLS

#Is64. Situoied in Broeburn Es-
totes. This brick front home feo-
tures z large bedrooms with ex-
pension up; eorpeted ns-dinins
oreo. ceramic tile both, bvil'-in
oven-ronge in kitchen; divided
basement with poneIed recreotion
room; attached eorose, potio. Coll
todov
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-12

CT no down. S99 per month fol
EVERYTHING. 3 bedroom ranch
double closets. large eating urec
in lovely kitchen.
sI7.e00
1 bedroom TIMBERLAKE home
In t1eed setting; dining room
attached garage; wood -burninc
fireplace; vocont; opproisec
and ready to move in!
sls,soo
1 bedrooms; family room; large
kitchen; 2l2-cor goroge; patio
60xl85 lovely lot. south Of Ridge
Rd. in Wicklitfe.
sl8.s00
Terrific volue. Walk TO schools
dnd shopping; possible ossump.
tion; 3 bedrooms; divided base
ment with rec room; llz-cur
garage.
Sl7,900
Willowick new home by Master
Croftsmon; divided basement;
built-in oven range. disposed
and exhaust fon; very close to
schools and churches.
Sl7.s00
Lovely bungalow; basement.
rec room. dormitory bedroom up,
Competing. dropes. garage; walk
10 schools and shopping; posi-
lively immaculate: $500 down.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-12
RANCH, E. 190ih ST.

k2ole. 3.bedreom ranch. only 10
years old, CTS bus, 2-eor soross
on fres ,hoded lot. Only $l5.50o.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-12
cQoNIAL-$14,90o

k@I66. Fine residsntioi street near
CTS bus, excellent condition, 3 bod
rooms, fIrspIoes. dining room; T.
cor aoroee. About $500 down.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-12
EUCLID DUPLEX

$l6l3. Yes, a fine Euclid SIS brick
and frame duplex on q 60xl30
les, 7-eor seroge; beautifully
Iood,eoped lot; asking $4,000.
l09s down. This could be your
,tors 70 finoneiol independence.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-12
EXECUTIVE RANCH

#5s2A. Seldom do we see q home
like this lorse 3-bedroom ranch.
Beomed ceiling living room with
log a-burning fireplace, full dining
room, bvili-inS divided basement;
much more. This home could not
bs Duplicated for the asking price,
only $4,000.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-12
EUCLID BUNGALOW
$l5,9oo

*67s1. Charming homs. newly
dsoorossd; basement; hard 10 be-.
lieve; low down payment. Hurry.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-12
INDIAN HILLS BUNGALOW

#lao5. Aluminium siding is Just
one Of the many plu, features Of
This chormins home; 2 bedrooms
down, expon,ion up; full bose
meni and 2-eor eoruse; very
neoi and cIeon Throughout.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-12
EUNCALOW-E. 2o0th ST.

#4l6@. Todoy's best bvy--o 3-bsd'
room bungalow near the bus. Di.
vided bo,ement, finished roc room.
lorss kitchen, Ih-eor sorose. Coll
todoy-it won't last.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-12

#2256. 6-yeor-old bungalow, on q
large lot, 3 bedrooms, IA baths,
reereotion room, garage, no as
sessmenf,. Only Sl9,500.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-12
NEFF D.

#I71s. 3 bedrooms in soeh suite
Of this almost new brick home.
All large rooms. full basement
and 2-cor soross. Must be seen
TO be appreciated. Call iodoy for
on oppointment.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-12
INCOME SINGLE
MOTHER-DAUCHTER

x4I65. With only $500 down YOU
can buy this 2-fomily home. Now
modern kitchen with built-in oven
and range and modern bath. Close
10 everything. 81. Jerome's Church.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-12
SIS OFF WOODWORK

1925. Exceptionally clean 5x5
close 10 shopping, schools and
church. New lh-eor garage with
overhead door. Completed expon-
sion. 81. phiIomeno's.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-12

1898. Three bedroom ranch win
double ot+oehsd soross. only 4
years old; lot a2x165; only $l7, 300;
NO down payment 70 G.l.'s and
only $500 down FHA. Value packed
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-12
LAKE SHORE, SIS

&1ol3. Move right in owner,
suite vacant. bedrooms each,
down hos furniture. New go, fur
noees and hot wafer tanks. CTS.
transportation. Coll today.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-12
EAST CLEVELAND

#6643. A neot ; bedroom home
plus svnroom, loree kitchen, formol
dining room, natural woodwork.
forced air COS furnace, low toxes
oorooe. About $3.50 down.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-12
NEW BUNGALOW

xAi67. Sparkling mos'sr bungalow
with brick front. All Icrss rooms,
finished up with lovoiory. buse-
ment and double soroee; loeoted
in prime section Of Cleveland
Heights. Builder wants this sold.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-12

EUCLID BRICK
#4I63. This ranch home hos NE
most beautiful yord in Euclid.
Lovely dining room, ) bedrooms,
z baths. Owner retiring TO Arizona.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-12

Comfortable 3 bedrooms with
larqe living room OVER.
LOOKING LAKE. Dining room
and kitchen with eating dreo.
Portiol basement. GAS HEAT.
2-cor cttdched garage. Priced
to go" dt just Sl4,o00.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-12

Beautiful. beautiful runch south
OF Ridge Rd. in Wickliffe; Iorqe
oottructive lot; dinette: patio.
A true showpluce.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1962-04-12

Custom built bungalow. 4 years
old, spocious living. large kitch.
en- with dining oreu, custom
built cabinets In kitchen. 2 spo-
cious bedrooms down, expon.
sion up. room for 2 large bed
rooms that's olreody floored,
full basement; lot 50xlS0; q
very good buy at sl8,eoo. Hurry.
owner unxious.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-02

Who did We think it was going to be
Santa Claus? There is no Santa Claus. And
the time for make-bclieve is over; the time
for play is gone.
Shoulder the burden and start to climb.
we brought it en- ourselves. But don't let any,
one ever sneak any of his burden on our
shoulders again; make sure he carries his
We can add nothing to this message,
but we can ask you to re-read and heed
personally and use your citizenship to
Influence those who represent you in
Congress. the Legislature the Town
Council, the Board of Supervisors, the
School Board and any other legislative
or policy-making body.
IT IS later than YOU think. Yesterday
Is gone, tomorrow never comes. we have
only today.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-02
T. colemon Andrews
Will We Awaken In Time?

Less than two years ago, ]
sat in the apartment Of a
French statesman - not a gen.
eral - whose name is a house
hold word. We talked into the
night.
Ny friend spoke Of the inevi-
table consequence of Commun-
list subvtrsion within France.
He said, unless it was rooted out.
unless the Reds and their SYM
pathizers were destroyed. even
tually his countrymen would
come alert to their peril and
violence would ensue.
As / say. that was less thar
two years ago and my news
paper tells me his prediction
has come true. Plastic bombs
are lighting the night from AL
giers to the interior Ministry Of
Paris.
It is a sad thing, unutterably
sad for. ! am convinced, it need
not have been. Worse, l fear il
foretells the future of my own
country for the parallel is strik,
ing.
My French friend did not
want violence. He wanted the
rights of free Frenchmen re.
spected; he wanted a diminu.
ton of Communist influence and
he feared unless these things
were brought to pass his people
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-02
D.. Werkmen

The swelling chorus Of con-
servatism is gaining another
potent and persuasive voice
that of Captain Eddie Ricken-
hacker, World War I ace, and
long an American captain Of in
dustry in the true sense of the
word.
If the proposed merger of his
Eastern Air Lines with Ameri-
can Airlines is approved, Capt
Rickenbacker plans to devote
his remaining years (he is now
past 70) to the task of reawak-
ening patriotism - which he
equates with conservatism.
But he has not waited for re-
lease from business chores to
begin voicing his concern. Even
now he sounds off with the
blunt language which has char
acterized his crowded and ex-
citing life.
What excites him today?
Well, as. a starter, cleft
wingers, ~one-worlders, do-good-
ers. fair dealers, socialists and
communists" in his words.
And what does he do about
our present situation NV which
he attributes to those indi-
vidualS?
Again in his words:
Lets sever relations with
the USSR, and all so-called
'neutrals.' We have everything
to gain and nothing to lose. ex-
cept the diplomatic and cultural
spies sent over here Re-
garding the neutral nations, we
need to remind ourselves that
it is immoral to be neutral be-
tween right and wrong. Those
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-02
Double Check

Most of the youngsters went
sleigh riding over the week end
and had no radar to poster
them. There are just so many
chances in a lifetime to use the
no wheel conveyances so
take it when you can.
It's been right much excite
ment about a fellow going up in
a tin cone - fact is the excite
ment was caused by his not go
ing. We are used to things going
on scheduled and when they don't
everybody gets excited, Folks
never seem to get used to space
flights any thing can hap
pen to knock EN- off.
We got a Ranger up and
around the Moon. It's supposed
to be automatic . take pictures
and make notes Of its findings
sort of a robut contraption.
Our job will be to get some
body to believe what it sends
back i'm it does send anything
back.
Our all out aim is to beat the
Russians. About everything else
has failed SO far but being so
good gamblers we. always have
an ace up the sleave.
The Organization Of American
States finally came out with a
6 pint An-tiCuban Declaration
Now we got to find somebody to
60 along with it and then Fidel
Castro here we come.
No! we amt going to fight
EN-. We are just a-going to hold
him up and let him kick him
self to death. Ask me and Ill
tell you who gave me that idea.
Don't worry about the wealth
er we are III for the du-
ration.
Thanks for -rpading ggfau
you had time.
Yours
j. Marvin Brown
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-02

upon awakening. would do as
they are doing.
"Once trouble starts" I re-
member him as saying, "all the
paratroopers in the French
army will not be able to restore
order"
Then, with a Gallo shrug
understood the world over. he
added. Even if they want to-
1t may be too late for France
If it is. l regret it. =
But France is not my primary
concern. / am an American.
l see about me the work Of
Communists and their sympa--
thizers. l see our government
manned by Fabian Socialists
whose end is identical to the
Reds. They would put all politi-
cal power in the hands of a few
of an elite-and make the
American people subordinate to-
his, centralized power.
They r operating. as is
heir way, by stealth and decep-
ton. hoping to achieve theil"
end before the American people
awaken.
To do so they offer benefits
N exchange for power. They
would d elude unsophisticated
people. They would have us be-
lieve the government can
give us Something-anything.
If we will agree to higher tax
alton, they will give us greater
social security benefits. If we
will forego our right of local
self-government. take our or
ders from Washington. they will
give us better schools. If we
will agree to lower u protec-
tive-tariff walls, they will subsi-
die those industries that are
hurt. If we will agree to under
write 500 million in United Ma
tons bonds they will restore
order in The Congo.
In short, if We will give up
our individuality, our rights our
treasure, they will manage our
lives for us.
Say it how you will. that road
ends in personal slavery. 1t will
ultimately destroy our right of
self determination, the first
right Of free men.
Our people have gone along
in this venture. passive hoping
against the day when peace and
some measure Of tranquility
would be returned to this earth.
Our people have been willing to
pay a price to go back to the
things God put them here to do.
to work for their personal sal
walton, to love their family and
to provide for their wants.
Sadly. that is not to be not
the way We are going. We, as
a people, are heading into bond
age.
The question. then is this:
viii We awaken in time : throw
the rascals out? Or will we sit,
as the French sat. until plastic
bombs become commonplace?