Lady Sheriff? By Will Harrison
Mrs. Lester W. Hay leads Albuquerque as Republican sheriff nominee with husband Les Hay eyed as chief deputy amid nepotism debate and two term limits. The piece notes New Mexico law tolerates nepotism if approved by the same body approving bond. county commission would approve such hiring. Also covers Fabian Chavez’s failed bid for state chairman and party fundraising disputes with Jim Anderson and Rep. Joe Montoya.
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Tom Morris
John Miles
Sudan Masons honor 50-year member R P Baccus
From our correspondent the Sudan Masonic Lodge 1241 presented R P Baccus with a lapel pin and certificate recognizing fifty years of service. Baccus, whose father conferred his Master Mason degree in Hood County in March 1909, has been a Sudan Lodge member since 1947.
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Medical Assistants Will Meet Tonight in Potter County
The Potter Randall County Medical Assistants Society will hold a supper for members and guests at 7 p.m. at 140 North Goliad the home of Mrs. Alice Fuller. Attendees should contact Mrs. Juanita Hollister. Five medical assistants including Doris Kenyon Maedell Ridgeway Mary Gatlin Pete Kitchens and Gwen Martin will report on the Texas Medical Association meeting.
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Tucumcari Hosts State 4-H Horse Show and Quay County Rodeo
The State 4-H Horse Show and Quay County Rodeo run Thursday to Saturday in Tucumcari New Mexico. Bob L. Powell reports horse show begins 8 a.m. with halter classes and Friday features junior and senior performance divisions. Rodeo events include calf roping bareback riding and bull riding for senior boys and barrel races flag races goat tying ski races and steer rides for juniors and girls. A state 4H queen contest will be held.
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New Mexico
Tulia's Arnold Goes to Tech on Track Scholarship
Tulia High School athlete Jim Arnold accepts a Texas Tech track scholarship after a 9.9 for 100 yards and 48.5 leg in a mile relay. He played basketball and football at Tulia but will not compete those sports at Tech and will major in Business.
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The Real Lawrence of Arabia in Reader's Digest
Lowell Thomas recalls Lawrence of Arabia with a fresh portrait drawn from desert experiences and personal life. The June issue of Reader's Digest book section features this penetrating profile with new information and context.
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Reader’s Digest
British order probe on Wismar race violence deaths
The British Guiana government will form a commission to investigate the racial violence at Wismar where five people were killed and 178 homes burned on Sunday night.
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Chevrolet Impala and Bel Air deliver style and value
In a summer sales push, a Chevrolet dealer promotes 15 models across four series. The Impala Super Sport is highlighted in Sport Coupe or Convertible forms with front bucket seats and center console. Bel Air and Biscayne models emphasize affordable luxury with durable interiors, extensive trim, and standard features. Trade N Travel Time urges readers to act before the deal ends and visit the dealer.
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