Lordsburg Moves To Curb Stray Dogs
Residents urge action over stray dogs disturbing nightly peace and endangering locals. They cite a dog tax ordinance for tagging and impounding unclaimed animals, asking owners to spay or feed pets to avoid nuisance and public safety issues.
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President Eisenhower's Health Sparks Call for Gop Rethink
A national editorial urges that Eisenhower's abdominal operation and recovery raise questions about one man bearing the presidency. It argues for greater delegation and a search for capable alternatives should he decide against another run, stressing the need to limit one leader's burden.
No clear winner predicted for November election
The piece argues there is little doubt of success in November with a suggested risk of a Democratic tilt if the party splits. It says outcomes won’t be greatly altered by which party wins, praising both sides as honest and loyal on balance.
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Scout Troop 120 Establishes Camp Near Burro Mountains
Scout Troop 120 enjoyed its first summer camping trip the weekend of June 2 3 4. The three day outing established the troop's permanent camp at a site in the Burro mountains. Scoutmaster Lawrence Gay led the group with assistants Ray Pinkard and Bob Williams as they gathered in Lordsburg and spent the afternoon setting up camp with each Scout having his own permanent site.
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