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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1958
Page
2
Richard B. Rice and Richard B. Rice Jr are named, with Mary Frances Rice as part of the leadership trio. The page lists roles including President Editor and Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer in a family or small organizational context.
Fifty four youths from thirty four groups met to explore why teens avoid Salk shots. They urged direct teen targeted information, parental persuasion, and bold campaigns to raise vaccination uptake as ample supply now exists for all ages.
The piece argues seven percent unemployment is distressing but not catastrophic. It notes comparisons: 30 percent in the 1930s and 3-4 percent in the postwar boom. It cautions against overreaction and emphasizes Americans remain broadly better off than many peers despite recession.
Norfolk Times Advocate cautions against recession driven deficits threatening inflation and fiscal soundness. Lincoln Ledger urges polio vaccination, noting over 40 million under 40 unvaccinated and urging immediate shots before summer.
The International Woodworkers of America voted to extend their contract with lumber and plywood employers in the Northwest. With about 45,000 members, the union avoided a strike during a difficult period, signaling leadership maturity and a shift away from radical demands.
Dorchester Biston Courier reports Rep Howard W Smith of Virginia introduces a bill to protect state sovereignty against federal encroachment. Smith warns Congress handles many subjects and fears states will soon lose power to enact and enforce laws for local health and welfare.
Travel writers note Americans rush through capitals while Europeans push a cultural exchange cure. Governments offer meet the people programs inviting tourists to host families for dinner and an evening, from doctors to bricklayers, expanding authentic cross culture contact.
The article notes the Meet The Danes host program began after World War II to thank liberators and later broadened to include Norway Sweden Germany Holland and Japan. It states twenty four hours notice suffices to arrange home visits and that American tourists may try multiple families, with Norwegan hosts stressing culture lies in homes not monuments.
Miss Virginia Dunkeron daughter of Mr and Mrs Bear Dunkerson was installed as worthy advisor of Assembly of Rainbow Girls at the Masonic Hall on Sunday. Mrs C M Brooks mother of Homer Brooks died May 28 at Morenci hospital age 77. Paige Wilder returned Friday from Albuquerque with a National Guard GI truck. three new units now. Morning to Mr and Mrs Marshall Fuller at Lorsburg hospital. Miss Florence Gwartney wed last Thursday at Enid Oklahoma to Lt Robert G Osborne formerly of Middleton Ohio.
Ten years ago on Memorial Day, a War Memorial dedication took place on the courthouse lawn sponsored by the Lordsburg Chamber of Commerce and The American Legion. The event honored county servicemen and their faithful service to the country. The B P W Club plans a meeting Thursday at the John Muir Ranch with Mr and Mrs Rex Kipp hosting a chuck wagon supper for members and families.
Herr Kimble Wood died at his home Sunday evening. A daughter was born Sunday.
Twenty years ago H Vearle Payne and Percy Brown fished in Mogallon country and caught a 12 inch mountain trout during a expedition. By September 1 free text books would be available to all state high schools in music art p anmanship and social science. Readers may learn more in Old Shakespeare by Emma Muir at the Liberal office for 50 cents.
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