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Newspaper

Lovington Daily Leader

Location

Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1966

Page

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Local leaders face questions on sales tax and duties

A town newspaper prints reader questions about a city sales tax plan and asks why procedures, funding, and staffing differ. Citizens seek written responses by September 13 while a separate item notes a travel story from Hell Michigan and Japanese views on Vietnam and America through a NASA cooperative program at Misawa.

A. L. Hahn Hizzonor Hobbs Lovington City Hall Youth Center W. A. Fosburgh Warren Petroleum Keep America Beautiful, Inc Hell Michigan Justice of the Peace Mel Reinhard Reinhard Chamber of Commerce Prentice Harrises Bronco Wesley Tatum NASA Misawa Tokyo Viet Nam America

Thompson Workers Organize with union vote in Odessa area

In a local election, 62 of 105 workers at A W Thompson Company voted to be represented by the International Union of Operating Engineers AFL CIO. Three votes were challenged. organizers plan further elections at Delta McVay Warren Ralph Lowe Capitan and Tri-Service drilling contractors.

A.W. Thompson Company Odessa Lea County International Union of Operating Engineers Afl-Cio James Kilpatrick Lovington Roughneck Delta McVay, Warren Ralph Lowe Capitan Tri-Service Permian Basin Hobbs Midland Oil Patch Organizing Committee

Twenty six 4-H members depart Lovington for state conference

Thirty-one youths and five adults depart Lovington on August 25 to attend the annual 4-H conference at New Mexico State University Las Cruces. About 600 people from across the state are slated to participate with top speakers and a full schedule of events. State officers will be elected during the conference. Bob Howard and Paul Kemp accompany the group.

Lovington New Mexico State University Las Cruces Bob Howard Paul Kemp

Senate urged to act on gun sale regulation bill

The Senate Judiciary Committee faces White House pressure to move a gun control bill. President Johnson and Sen. Thomas Dodd press for swift action, with Dodd proposing a special committee meeting to count votes. Johnson seeks broader bans on mail order handgun sales and interstate rifle and shotgun transfers.

Washington UPI Senate Judiciary Committee White House Congress James O. Eastland Dmiss Johnson Thomas J. Dodd D-Conn Eastland Committee John F. Kennedy House Senate Dodd Eastland University of Texas

Lovington Junior High Bands Kick Off August Rehearsals

The Taylor Junior High advanced band starts Monday morning August 8 at 9:00 for eight and ninth graders new to Lovington. The Central Junior High Advanced Band meets at 8:30 to begin pre school rehearsals for eighth and ninth grade students new to Lovington or Central Junior High. All rehearsals are in the Central Jr High Band Building.

Taylor Junior High School Lovington Central Junior High School Central Jr. High Band

Alberquirk debate between Gene Lusk and Dave Cargo

A reader complains about an expected Alberquirk debate between Gene Lusk and Dave Cargo that did not appear on local media. The note criticizes coverage gaps, accuses certain parties of political bias, and laments a broader pattern of media filtering in New Mexico.

Alberquirk Gene Lusk Dave Cargo Leeder Klea New Mexico

Accidents Reported In Local City On Tuesday Evening

Police logged two crashes on Tuesday. At 3 38 p m a 1960 Chevrolet pickup driven by Hubert Maddox backed into a 1963 Cadillac driven by Craig Dollaham at Avenue C and South Main Street causing $20 to the Cadillac with no injuries. A second collision on the Wagon Wheel lot involved a 1963 Oldsmobile driven by Shawna Dickerson backing into a parked 1959 Chevrolet owned by Sherwin Lee causing $115 total damage with no injuries or citations.

Avenue C South Main Street Hubert Devoy Maddox North 6Th Craig A. Dollaham East 72Nd Street Tulsa Oklahoma Wagon Wheel Melvin James Dickerson Shawna Denise Dickerson North 16Th Sherwin Dale Lee Blevins Oldsmobile

Reinforcing Infantry U S Helicopters Pour Troops Into Battle

U S helicopters pour more than 10 000 troops into the Ia Drang Valley area to face three NVA regiments in two days of clashes. A multi brigade force supports U S units as airlift and combat operations continue in the historic battlefield.

Chu- Pong Sa Drang 25Th Division Francis X. Brennan Arlington Mass

King May Lead Integrated Marches in Chicago Ward

Dr Martin Luther King may personally lead an integrated march back into the all white Belmont Cragin area after protests last weekend. King arrived in Chicago to coordinate a drive against housing discrimination and plans to return to Gage Park, where marchers faced bricks, bottles, and arson attempts as police kept order.

Chicago UPI Martin Luther King South Side Gage Park King Belmont- Cragin Morgan E. Kneisel

New Jobs From Rail Merger Suggested By Expert

William Wyer testified at ICC hearings on the UP and Rock Island merger. He said Omaha would gain 650 new jobs and families if merged, with a new yard at East St. Louis also bringing benefits. Wyer recomputed figures after railroad opponents claimed errors, and UP later said new figures increased expected gains.

Chicago UPI Union Pacific Rock Island William Wyer New Jersey Wyer Wyer, Dick & Co Jersey Central Railroad Interstate Commerce Commission Omaha Neb East St. Louis Ill ICC

Flooding and Road Damage After New Mexico Storms

Heavy rains from a Monday night line of storms caused minor flooding and road washouts in northern New Mexico. By Wednesday morning conditions were improving with State Road 65 debris and water cleared. houses in Gallinas Canyon faced mud and silt entry while dirt roads into the mountains near Questa and Red River suffered debris damage but other areas were reported in good condition.

New Mexico Las Vegas Gallinas Canyon Gallinas Questa Red River

New Mexico files complaint to block trucker rate raise

The New Mexico Corporation Commission filed a formal complaint against interstate truckers serving the state from Oklahoma Texas Arkansas Louisiana and parts of Mississippi River regions to block a blanket six percent rate increase on small shipments. The commission said the Interstate Commerce Commission had ordered a prior rate reduction and noted the six percent hike planned for July 15 was a republication of rates found unjust and unreasonable.

Santa Fe, N.M UPI New Mexico Corporation Commission New Mexico Oklahoma Texas Arkansas Louisiana Mississippi River Interstate Commerce Commission State Corporation Commission

Food Stamp Participation Grows in Lea County

Lea County reports 268 families and 933 people participate in the food stamp program begun May 1. By end of June total stamps distributed reached 10 947 with 6 967 spent by families and 3 988 in bonus stamps.

Lea County Leota Smith

Junior College Applications Near 550 Mark

Applications for admission at New Mexico Junior College near 550 with Gus Grossette becoming the 547th applicant. Registrar Mrs. Blanche Collie said others will be admitted as transcripts arrive and checks clear. Sixty-one of those counted to date have shown interest.

New Mexico Junior College Gus Grossette Blanche Collie NMJC

Lovington Weather Forecast and Temperatures

Partly cloudy today and tonight with possible thunder showers this afternoon. High near 96, low around 70. Temperatures show a 96 degree high in Lovington on Tuesday, 83 at noon, and Deming reaching 96 elsewhere. Yearly precipitation totals to date reach 5.63 inches in Lovington for 1966.

Lovington Lovington High Deming

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