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Lovington Daily Leader

Location

Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1958

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Voters urged to attend giant rally on hospital bonds

Voters from Lovington and surrounding areas are invited to a 7 30 p m rally at the High School gym to hear pro and con arguments on an $800000 hospital bond issue. Four county hospitals Lovington Eunice Jal and Tatum have separate ballots with varied amounts and voting locations listed across the county.

Lovington Hobbs Lea County Eunice Jal Tatum Crossroads Caprock Pitchfork Prairieview McDonald Buckeye Knowles Mallamar

United Nations Eyes Emergency Middle East Session

Western diplomats expect a U N emergency session of the General Assembly to convene Friday afternoon for about 10 days. The U S resolution will be taken up first in the Security Council and likely approved. the Soviet resolution is expected to be rejected. Khrushchev shifts strategy blaming the West for failing a summit, while Red Chinese papers back his stance amid troop withdrawal calls.

United Nations Assembly U. S Lebanon Jordan Washington Moscow Middle East U. S. Navy Atlantic Pacific Ministry of Defense Caucasus Turkestan Turkey Iran United Nation Russia

Soviet May Accompany US in First Space Ride

Soviet scientists discussed a U S plan for international cooperation in the first spaceflight. American sources say cooperation could apply to early crewed missions with Russians, pending International Geophysical Year deliberations. The plan seeks shared research beyond competition and may extend into 1959.

Moscow UPI U. S Resolution Committee Internationa Geophysical Year Assembly Internationa Council of Scientific Unions United States Konstantin Tsiolkovsky International Geophysical Cooperation

Shortage Hits New Mexico Union Welfare Fund

The New Mexico Welfare Trust fund faces a $91 000 loss after an audit revealed missing money. Administrator John Peke, executive secretary of the Associated Plumbing Heating and Piping Contractors of New Mexico, has been suspended as trustees sue in Socorro County for recovery. Peke tells the Albuquerque Journal the case is a technical move to protect a business, and he hopes to recover funds within two to three months.

Albuquerque UPI New Mexico Union Welfare Fund John Peke Socorro Albuquerque Journal Peke Associated Plumbing, Heating New Mexico New Mexico Welfare Trust Fund Socorro County District Court Clair Miller Albuquerque Contractors Miller The Journal

Cecil Goodwin Dies Suddenly at 53 in Tatum

Funeral services are pending for Cecil Edward Goodwin 53 of Tatum who died August 6 en route to the hospital after a heart attack. Survivors include his widow twin sons Tommy and Cecil two grandchildren a brother Frank Goodwin of Hobbs and a long residence in Tatum. He operated businesses in Lovington Hobbs and Tatum.

Cecil Edward Goodwin Tatum Goodwin Tommy Cecil Frank Goodwin Hobbs Lovington

Kierdorf Victim of Own Actions in Dry Cleaning Flask Fire

Michigan Attorney General Paul Adams said Kierdorf a Teamsters Local 332 official may have self inflicted the burning near a Flint dry cleaner. Kierdorf an ex convict remained in critical condition with small survival chances as officials questioned Teamster leaders in Pontiac Flint and surrounding counties.

Flint Mich UPI Michigan Paul Adams Teamsters Frank Kierdorf Ere Adams Kierdorf Kierdoof Kierdrof Senate St. Joseph Mercy Hospital Pontiac G. Mennen Williams Oakland County Fred Ziem Geness County Jerome O’rourke

General Tel Co Withdraws Charge Hike Request

General Telephone Company of the Southwest withdrew a proposed increase in connection and moving charges for Hobbs Lovington Eunice Carlsbad and Loving. Spokesmen said they will refile later with rates closer to Bell Telephone. Commission chairman James F. Lamb noted the original request was higher than Bell’s. Southwest remains the largest independent telephone company outside the Bell system.

Santa FE Upi Hobbs Lovington Eunice Carlsbad Loving General Telephone Company of the Southwest State Corporation Commission Bell Telephone System Commission James F. Lamb Southwest Company Bell Southwest Bell System

Eisenhower warns against excessive profits and wage rises

President Eisenhower told management and labor that profits and wage increases must be kept at reasonable levels or face trouble. He did not specify whether current profits or wage gains have already exceeded reasonable bounds.

Washington UPI Eisenhower

Farm Bill Dead as House Fails to Pass

In Washington UPI reports the farm bill is all but dead after House leaders failed to approve it amid partisan blame. Democratic southerners backed the measure to protect cotton and rice allotments while Republicans opposed it fearing larger price concessions to Secretary Benson. Speaker Rayburn declared the bill dead as adjournment loomed.

Washington UPI House Congress Ezra Taft Benson Benson Sam Rayburn Tex Rayburn GOP Joseph W. Martin Jr

Lovington School District Enrollment Starts August 18

Lovington students in the Lovington School District begin enrollment on Monday August 18 and continue through the week. About 3600 pupils are expected to attend the Lovington Schools this year with a full enrollment schedule to be published in an early Leader issue.

Lovington The Leader

Crippled Woman Dies in Hit-Run on U S 85

A 35 year old woman in a wheelchair, Elizabeth Moore, was struck and killed on U S 85 in a suspected hit and run. Her daughter Jane, 17, pushed her north when the vehicle hit them, flinging Moore 65 feet. Pamela, 13, riding a bicycle nearby, suffered minor injuries.

Belen Upi U. S Elizabeth Moore Jane Pamela 13

Three Die As Ambulance And Train Collide

An ambulance in El Paso ran in front of a Southern Pacific freight train, killing ambulance driver Robert Richey 26 attendant Darrell Day 24 and patient Mrs Vera Dominguez 32 who was being rushed from another crash. The train dragged the wreckage six blocks before stopping. Train engineer Floyd L Conway said I didn’t see the ambulance coming. Richey was an El Paso policeman and Day a staff sergeant at Biggs Air Force Base, both part time drivers.

EL Paso Tex UPI Southern Pacific Floyd L. Conway Robert Richey Darrell Day Vera Dominguez Richey Day Biggs Air Force Base Here

Greaves Fines Drunk, Jails Man. Several Pay Citations

Justice Reese Greaves jailed Charlie S. Green in lieu of a $45 fine plus costs after guilty pleas to drunkenness and vagrancy. Jens Janson received 30 days deferred. Ershel Dennis paid costs for speeding. Bonds forfeited for Stapleton. multiple motorists fined for speeding, running stop signs, improper parking, and related offenses.

Justice of Teace Reese Greaves Charlie S. Green Jens Janson Ershel Dennis Greaves J. H. Stapleton Leroy Mummel George Sumruld J. W. Tipps L. E. Wood Jim McCabe Lem Homer Roy Formwalt

Cardinals Rally Past Midland 10-9 in 11 Innings

Hobbs Cardinals beat Midland 10-9 in 11 innings as Johnny Ahrens earned his 14th win with a seventh inning RBI squeeze bunt by Ken Bryant delivering the decisive run. Jimmy Wilcox took the loss after yielding 14 hits. Midland collected 11 hits off three Carlsbad pitchers. Artesia remains a game ahead in second after San Angelo’s 9-1 win. Vic Jamison homered for San Angelo. Freddie Hernandez, Artesia league-leading hitter, injured with a broken blood vessel in the right ankle. Plainview Athletics defeated Carlsbad 3-2 behind two homers by Bob Jacobson and Pat Sisk.

Hobbs Cardinals Midland Johnny Ahrens Ken Bryant Jimmy Wilcox Carlsbad Artesia San Angelo Vic Jamison Freddie Hernandez Plainview Athletics Guy Stephens A’s Stephens Bob Jacobson Pat Sisk Jim Gore

Tankers Collide Off Fort Adams in Dense Fog

Two tankers collided in dense fog off Fort Adams and burst into flames. Coast Guard in Boston reported at least three dead and 25 missing, with 22 rescued. Vessels named SS Gulfoil from Philadelphia and SS Graham, a coastal tanker, were involved. The Gulfoil carried 120000 barrels of oil to Providence before sailing toward Port Arthur, Texas.

United Press International New Port R. I. Upi Fort Adams Coast Guard Boston S. S. Gulfoil Philadelphia S. S. Graham Gulfoil Providence R. I Gulf Oil Co Providence Port Arthur Tex

Believed Dead Youth Recovers From Appendicitis

A Greenville ten year old boy Warren Crosby Ha good was found prostrate behind a service station and sent to a funeral home as dead. Mortuary staff detected life and he was rushed to a hospital where doctors found acute appendicitis and performed immediate surgery. Condition was fair with good recovery chances.

Greenville S. C UPI Warren Crosby Hagood

Propaganda clash widens to Latin America ties with China and USSR

The United States faces a broadened Communist propaganda offensive as Red China and the Soviet Union pledge joint support for independence movements and back Arab and Latin American causes. The move follows secret Peiping talks between Khrushchev and Mao Tsung, signaling a full scale information war in the Western Hemisphere.

K. C. Thaler London UPI Middle East Latin America America Kremlin Peiping Nikita Khrushchev Mao Tse Tsung United Arab Republic Republic of Iraq Asia Africa Red United Reds United States Red China Britain Lebanon Jordan Moscow Mao

Petty Thieves At Work Again In City Auto Accessory Theft

A lone theft reported to city police notes auto accessories valued at 18.50 stolen from two cars. Warren MacAtee identified a 56 car missing a pair of fender skirts valued at 15 and another car lost a radio knob and cigarette lighter. The incidents were reported several days after they occurred.

Warren MacAtee MacAttee

AEC Plans Underground Nuclear Test Near Carlsbad

The Atomic Energy Commission announced plans to explode a small device underground in the Delaware Basin near Carlsbad New Mexico to study producing power and radioisotopes from nuclear explosions. The detonation is set for summer 1959 and will occur in a 1200 foot salt bed shaft to confine heat.

Albuquerque UPI Atomic Energy Commission Delaware Basin Carlsbad N.M AEC

Weather Outlook Partly Cloudy With Scattered Thunderstorms

Partly cloudy today tonight and Friday with scattered afternoon and night thunder showers. Isolated afternoon storms recur in the southeast. Temperatures hold with little change. Highs near seasonal norms and lows near overnight values.

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General Assembly Marvin Sevier Marvin Finch By Robert Musel Knowles 4-H Donna Sevier Donna Cecil Goodwin General Tel. Co New Farm Bill Midlanders Ariesia Don Miller Donato Rivas Jerry Sublett
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