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Newspaper
Lordsburg Liberal
Location
Lordsburg, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1963
Page
6
The article explains class I-A status for all registrants and how deferments or exemptions determine eligibility. It outlines the order of induction: delinquent noncompliers first, volunteers next, then Class I-A men aged 19 to 26 by birth date, oldest first, with an average call age around 23.
The Aggie Ramblers of Las Cruces will provide music at the Hachita High School Gym dance on Saturday May 25 from 9 pm to 1 am. Admission is 1.25 per person to benefit Hachita School. G1 loans administered by the Veterans Administration have financed one of every five homes built in the United States since World War II.
Mr and Mrs Paul Fierro announce the engagement of their daughter Alice to Armando Camacho son of Mr and Mrs Ray Camacho of Lordsburg New Mexico The wedding vows will be exchanged June 15 at St Josephs Catholic Church The bride elect is a 1961 graduate of Lordsburg High School active in student council PHA band chorus Grand Canyon honor trip recipient and employed by the Federal Reserve Bank in El Paso The groom is a Lordsburg High School graduate who played on the basketball team and is employed by Absher Barber Shop in El Paso Texas
Mr and Mrs Joe A Sanches welcome a girl born May 21. Mr and Mrs Mateo Estrada greet a boy on May 21. Rosario Gomez undergoes surgery. Stella Gonzales. Jeannie Mill Judy Bailey Joe Patton Ramon Montreal Pegiy Moss still confined with improvements noted for Paul Valavanis Dudley Ryan Anna Lyle.
Lordsburg High School seniors spent last week on a multi day trip visiting White Sands Ruidoso Bottomless Lakes Carlsbad Caverns and returned home Saturday night They swam at Uw city pool attended a hamburger fry at the Richard Allen home with hostesses and 41 seniors danced and socialized A Catholic Workers supper and Hehe party followed by a WOF Hall gathering highlighted Wednesday and a Woman's Club party after Thursday night's commencement events.
The Game Department urges pre trip protection against wood ticks which can carry Rocky Mountain spotted fever. Use tick repellent, inspect clothing and skin daily, and remove ticks carefully with tweezers or heat. Vaccines exist but New Mexico cases are rare. antibiotics are effective.
U S agricultural experts report the Soviet Union has vast cropland but low harvest efficiency with sparse moisture. About 210 million Soviets rely on a few hundred million acres, while the United States supports 186 million people on under 360 million acres. Women do much farm work on largely state and collective farms with small family plots.
The notice details illness signs such as headache loss of appetite and a generalized rash following a two to four day incubation. It warns prompt doctor consultation if symptoms appear and notes wood ticks are most common in April to June with continued activity in cooler high mountain areas during July and August.
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