23 Jul 1965
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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1965
Page
1
The fragment hints that a Lindsay victory would resemble a Republican setback. It notes potential implications and directs readers to continue on page five for full context.
Augustine Parker was chosen as the inaugural president at an orientation meeting at the Americana Motor Hotel. The Hidalgo County Jaycees counted 25 local members and elected officers serving until July 1, 1966, with attendees including New Mexico State Vice President George Miller and International Director Walter Toy.
The U S House of Representatives will vote Monday July 26 on repealing the right to work section of the Taft Hartley act. Citizens seeking to preserve right to work powers should contact Congressmen Morris and Walker in Washington.
The 17th annual Laymen's Retreat for the New Mexico Conference runs July 23 24 25 at Sacramento Methodist Assembly with speakers Bishop Kenneth W Copeland Dr Roy Black and music director Bill Mann. The theme is God Through Us with Albuquerque District laymen in charge.
The final racing weekend July 29 to August 1 at Ruidoso Downs will honor entertainment stars. Doug McClure from The Virginian, Glen Corbett from Route 66, and Big John Hamilton, known for McLintock and The Alamo, will attend to congratulate winning horses in races named for them.
Bill Langenegger, president of the New Mexico Farm and Livestock Bureau, argues the Omnibus Farm Bill harms farmers and consumers. He warns it would empower the Secretary of Agriculture, raise program costs, and force federal income payments, impacting NM cotton growers whose income reached about 54 million dollars last year. He urges rejection and support for Senator Anderson’s cotton bill S 2079.
Capt. Jesus J. Estrada commands Btry C of the 2nd AW Battalion as 100 percent attendance is promised for ANA DUTRA Summer Camp at Fort Bliss from August 5 to 22. Pre camp meetings are set July 24 and 25 with recruitment openings announced by Lt. Juan Moralez and M/Sgt Baisa.
David Estrada leaves for Washington Redskins training camp after outstanding ball carrying at Arizona State College Flagstaff.
Members of the First Baptist Church will choose pew style next Sunday. They will decide cushion versus palm wooden seats and straight versus contoured backs. About $1,000 has been raised toward the cost.
Secretary Freeman outlines key provisions of House Bill 9811 including one price cotton, extended feed grain and wheat programs, cropland adjustment and continued wool support. He warns opposition and says final approval required, urging growers to consider the impact on incomes and market stability.
Ruthie Reagor is convalescing at her Cotton City home after surgery last week for injuries from an automobile collision occurring about eight miles west of Lordsburg on Monday evening.
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