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Lovington Daily Leader

Location

Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1966

Page

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Gobbledygook in government language moves West

The piece notes government jargon spreading to Santa Fe and the Potomac, with State liquor director Joe Armijo defending a license transfer. It lampoons acronyms from OEO to COPES and references local retail obsessions and Lovington’s new Little Miss program as a lively local trend.

Maury Santa Fe Potomac Joe Armijo Albuquerque Journal Joe Sen. Clinton Anderson OEO Office of Economic Opportunity MDTA Manpower Development and Training Act ARA Area Redevelopment Administration BIA Bureau of Indian Affairs COPES Council Washington LEAP Phoenix SWAP Woodlawn Chicago Vision Harvey Illinois Baltimore

New Mexico Our Little Miss Pageant Debuts

Over 50 contestants from across the state gathered at Parnell Auditorium for the first Our Little Miss Pageant. La Petite and Little Miss divisions featured ages three to five and six to twelve with sports wear and talent rounds. Finalists to be announced at 2 00 p m with top ten in each division competing again for final awards.

New Mexico Parnell Auditorium la Petite Little Miss

Beatle Mania Draws 32000 In Detroit Audience

In Detroit Olympia Stadium a nearly 32000 teen crowd roared for the Beatles with only one dissenter. Police kept order as the mop haired group performed amid flashbulbs and deafening amplifiers. Lennon had remarked the Beatles were more popular than Jesus.

Detroit UPI Olympia Stadium Jesus John Lennon Chicago

Ham Shoot Set Today at Cotton Producers Gin

A ham shoot will be held this afternoon at 2 00 pm behind Cotton Producers Gin at 500 North Commercial. Loving the Trap Club will sponsor the event and urges everyone to attend and participate.

Loving the Trap Club

Two Admit Break In In Alamogordo Gun Shop Theft

Local authorities report Sheriff James George of Alamogordo New Mexico held two suspects accused of breaking into an Alamogordo gun shop. The men admitted to hits at Tipp’s Bar in Hobbs and a Gail bar, taking about 100 dollars in change and merchandise. Charged are Roger Norman Holman and Robert Lee Sherman both 22 and 23 from Muskegon Michigan. They will be returned to Lovington to face charges under Alamogordo custody, with a warrant issued.

James George Alamogordo New Mexico Hobbs Gail Roger Norman Holman Robert Lee Sherman Muskegon Michigan Tipp’s Lovington

Lea County Fair Queen Contest Entry Forms Available

Marilyn Bonds announces Lea County Fair Queen Contest entries open with forms from Eunice Hobbs Jal Lovington and Tatsum Chamber offices. Applicants must be single aged 16 to 22 permanent Lea County residents. judging August 24 at Jake McClure Arena based on horsemanship and personality.

Chamber of Commerce Eunice Hobbs Jal Lovington Tastum Bonds Lea County Jake McClure New Mexico

Holice Smith Wins Free Trip For Two

Holice W. Smith, service representative for Kobe oilfield equipment, offers a free two person trip to his wife Nancy while she vacations. The couple, with three children aged 7 Tony 4 Sootage and 2 LuAnn, plan to share the trip in time for his company to join.

Holice Smith Smith Kobe Oilfield Equip

Organizers Race To Form Lovington Sales Tax Fight

Lovington readers hear two groups mobilizing over a one cent city sales tax with a vote set for September 13. The Citizens Right to Vote Committee already backs the tax while a second organization forms to oppose it, with local merchants weighing economic impact on retail.

Lovington City Commission Citizens Right To Vote Committee

Lovington School Enrollment Dates Set for 1966

The Lovington school system announces enrollment schedules for 1965-66 students. On Friday August 19 sessions run 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM for pre first and grades 1 4 5 6, with specific sites Lea Parkview Yarbro. Afternoon 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM covers grades 2 3 and 7 8 9 11 12. Saturday August 20 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM all grades. new high school students should enroll Saturday morning. Monday August 22 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM remaining preregistrants. School opens August 29. Refer to August 10 Leader for zones.

Lovington Lea Parkview Yarbro Yar

Two Men Arrested in Tatum for Disorderly Conduct

Authorities arrested two men at Tatum during the weekend on disorderly conduct charges. Brown, 34, was released after a $750 bond. Horace Vick was also arrested and released after a $320 bond.

Tatum Brown Hoarce Vick

Seven Lovington Youths Enrolled in Job Corps Program

Seven Lovington residents have been enrolled in the Job Corps program run by the Office of Economic Opportunity. Bruce Jackson of the local Employment Service office notes applications are still being received for the two year government sponsored courses offering education, training and work experience. The enrolled are Richard Evans Jose P Gonzales Willie D Hatcher Jerry R Shanklin Geffe Jack H Taylor and Ronald L White with five still in the program.

Lovington Bruce Jackson Jackson Richard Evans Jose P.gonzales Willie D. Hatcher Jerry R. Shanklin Geffe Jack H. Taylor Ronald L. White

Buckeye Buzzard Predicts Airmail to Northern Government Meet

Local observer jokes about a group of officials flying to a northern government meeting. He mocks them as lame ducks and argues they should stay home unless they are to be watched for missteps in Santa Fe.

Santa Fe

Lovington Weather Update and Totals for 1966

Partly cloudy with scattered showers expected Sunday and Monday. Lovington highs near 94, lows around 67 with recent readings 89/66 on Friday and 87/66 on Saturday. Year to date rainfall in Lovington stands at 6.01 inches.

Ington Lovington

Scoggins Services Pending In Runnels County Death Notice

Deolvin Scoggins 63 of the Lovington area died Saturday while en route to Lovington General Hospital. He was born in Runnels County on October 21, 1903, had resided in the area 17 years, and is survived by his wife Edna and his brother Stilz Scoggins.

Runnels County Lovington Hos Deolvin Scoggins

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Behavioral Sciences A,l, Hahn Marilyn Bonds Holice W. Smith Nancy 1524 West Eddie Mac Robinson Jack Ruggs Buggs Robinson Asa Chamber Co. G. Clark Citizens Loveington Buckeye Buzzard Scoggins Services
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