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Lordsburg Liberal

Location

Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1966

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Local LULAC men to host Safford in Sunday baseball

The LULAC Council No. 358 sponsored team, led by Felipe Martinez, hosts Safford at Short Field Sunday July 2 at 8 p.m. Local businesses and individuals fund uniforms and financial support, with Martinez optimistic the squad will perform well.

Safford LULAC Felipe Martinez Lulac Council No. 358 F & D Food Store Lorene Moss Mountains States Telephone Butch’s Barber Shop Jasso Chevron Station Camacho's Shell Station Americana Lehman's. C & E Auto Supply Orona's Grocery Hange Motel Rich’s Motor & Supply Railroad Cafe Whiting Bros Anderson Cattle Rest Reyes Aguilera C P. S. Ramiré Radio Service Southwest Supply Co Sarge's Shell Martinez

Bells on Independence Day revival spreads nationwide

An essay recalls how bells once marked Independence Day and details the 1960s push to revive the custom. Since Congress in 1963 encouraged simultaneous bell ringing at 2 PM Eastern, communities now join bells across public and private spaces, celebrating democracy and liberty with a quieter, shared ritual.

Hidalgo County 4 H Elimination Contests Held

Hidalgo County 4 H elimination contests were held at Lordsburg High School on Monday June 27. Most entries earned blue ribbons across senior divisions in clothing demonstrations foods public speaking and sewing. Senior winners included Sherrill Hatch Deborrah Mortensen Shirley Hitson Marilyn Jones and Jeanette Hitson with various blue ribbons. Junior division saw Brent Payne win blue ribbons in public speaking and livestock with several other blue ribbons awarded in electricity home economics foods and dress categories.

Lordsburg High School Sherrill Hatch Deborrah Mortensen Shirley Hitson Marilyn Jones Jeanette Hitson Phyllis Merrell Sharlene Richardson Dorothea Reed Patricia Anderson Nancy Kerr Vicki Brisco Julie Merrell John Payne Brent Payne Lyle Richins Mike Jones Geralyn Jones Debra Adams Donna Richardson Lucille Richardson Helen Reed Nyla Clouse Melanie Clouse Cindy Thygerson Dorothy Mortensen Treena Mortensen Ena Mae Wright Eloise Jones

Montgomery Ward Prize Winners Announced

Mr and Mrs Allen Hill announced the winners at the Montgomery Ward Sales Agency grand opening last week. Laura LaMarca won first prize a TV set. Mary Lou Bryant won second prize Teflon cookware. Vera Craddock won third prize electric knife. Lamps went to Mrs Robert Peoples Santiago Delgado and Mrs C N Reed. Cameras were won by Mrs Emma Culp Ruth Barnes and Mary Noland.

Allen Hill Montgomery Ward Laura LaMarca Mary Lou Bryant Vera Craddock Robert Peoples Santiago Delgado C. N. Reed

Animas Weather Data Reported for U S Weather Bureau

Animas weather data collected by the Post Office for the U S Weather Bureau. The report notes observations from Animas and outlines data handling for federal meteorological records.

Animas Weather Data Animas U. S. Weather Bureau

Temperature Readings Recorded by Southern Pacific Railroad

Temperature readings were recorded here by the Southern Pacific Railroad. The note notes daily measurements and references the railroad’s instrumentation. No specific dates or values are provided in the available text.

Southern Pacific Railroad

Old Bell to Be Used in Freedom Ringing on July 4

Mrs. Maud Green owns an antique hand bell given in 1869 by the Mactavish Store in Rosendale New Mexico. It will be used in Ringing Bells For Freedom on July 4. Green taught at a one room log schoolhouse as the sole teacher from first through junior high grades.

Maud Green Mactavish Rosedale N. Mex Green Maud Richards San Mateo Mountains

Trial starts for Charles Ray in Silver City shooting case

Testimony began Tuesday in Grant County as Charles Ray faces aggravated assault and battery charges for the Aug 9 1965 shooting of Frank McCauley about 20 miles north of Lordsburg. Prosecution witnesses included local law officers and medical staff. FBI tests linked a cartridge to Ray. Jury selection continued amid district court proceedings.

Silver City Charles Ray Frank McCauley Lordaburg Grant County Hidalgo County Leroy McCarty James H. Baxter Bartley McDonald McCarty el Paso McCauley FBI FBI Laboratory Washington Ray C. Serna Forrest Sandera

Montoya Pushes Federal Mine Safety Standards

Senator Joseph M. Montoya urges passage of the Federal Metal and Nonmetallic Mine Safety Act to set safety and inspection rules for underground mines et al. He cites a 1962 Mine Safety Study showing underground mining injuries per million man hours far higher than oil and gas extraction and stresses mining as a key New Mexico industry.

Joseph M. Montoya New Mexico Senate Montoya Secretary of the Interior Federal

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