Back-To-School Registration Nearing In Lovington
Lovington schools prepare for August 17 registration day as children and teachers shift from summer activities to classes. The schedule lists 8:00 A.M. to 12:00 Noon for pre-first children attending Yarbro and Lea Elementary schools.
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Lovington
Yarbro
Lea
Lea Elementary
Parkview Elementary
Jefferson
Parkview
Llano
Peggy Durrett
Ed Durrett
W. Tyler
Accountant Claims Profits of Humphrey Reached 8.2 Million
GAO supervisor Walter Henson testified that George M. Humphrey earned about 8.2 million in profits from a government contract over eight years while eight years included 1953 to 1957. Dividends and stock gains totaled 6.0 million, with 2.3 million in dividends and 5.7 million in stock value increases. The earnings largely followed a contract signed days before Humphrey became treasury secretary, prompting scrutiny by senators. Humphrey will respond to the contract questions when testifying.
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Jerry Landauer
United Press International Washington
UPI
George M. Humphrey
Treasury
Walter H. Henson
General Accounting Office
GAO
Humphrey
Senate Stockpile
Henson
General Services Administration
GSA
Senate Armed Services Committee
Pentagon
Secretary of the Treasury
Gilbert W. Humphrey
Eisenhower
M. A. Hanna Co
Cleveland
Hanna Mining Co
Howard W. Cannon
D-Nev
Cannon
Humphhrey
Subcommittee
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Stability Aim of Ben Bella
Algerian Strongman Ahmed Ben Bella waged a three pronged push to stabilize Algeria ahead of the Sept. 2 1962 constituent assembly elections. The central task was drafting candidate lists by Saturday midnight amid a rift between Ben Bellas six member political bureau and army commanders. Col Howari Boume diemne arrived in Algiers to influence selections. The communique urged the bureau to back candidates with democratic sentiments and praised its stance against neo colonialism.
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Algiers
UPI
Ahmed Ben Bella
Algeria
Constituent Assembly
Ben Bella
Howari Boumediemne
Liberation
ALN
Political Bureau
Bureau
Nineteen Lovington Teachers Not Returning 1962 63
List of Lovington faculty not returning for 1962 63 includes Robert Fleming for Germany Gail Bellar to Kansas Nancye Burkhart to Knoxville Knox County Tennessee Clay Clinesmith back to Oklahoma T F Conway retiring Margaret Earle to Houston Edna Halford moving with family to Texas Keith Kushner to Wilson High Tulsa Joyce Wellborn to Texas Wanda Fleming to Germany Oleta LeNaire to Kansas Harold Webb to Arkansas Rosalee Wilhoit to Pennsylvania Florence Anderson retired to Santa Fe Nita Fortenberry to Arizona Betty Schneider to Oklahoma David Stephens to Okinawa Mary Ann Brewer to Little Rock Selma Henke to Arizona.
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Lovington
Robert Fleming
Germany
Gail Bellar
Kansas
Nancye Burkhart
Knoxville
Tennessee
Clay Clinesmith
Oklahoma
T. F. Conway
Margaret Earle
Houston
Texas
Edna Halford
Keith Kushner
Wilson High School
Tulsa
Joyce Wellborn
Lea Elementary School
Wanda Fleming
Lea _ elementary school
Oleta LeNaire
Yarbro
Harold Webb
Arkansas
Rosalee Wilhoit
Parkview
Pennsylvania
Florence Anderson
Santa Fe
Nita Fortenberry
Llano
Arizona
Betty Schneider
David Stephens
Okinawa
Mary Ann Brewer
Little Rock
Selma Henke
Lea Elementary
Senate Rules Battle Over Satellite Bill Ends In Setbacks
Opponents of the administration’s communications satellite bill lost key filibuster fights as the Senate rejected amendments. A Long proposal requiring Justice Department antitrust clearance failed 73 to 16, and a president’s veto to approve charter changes failed 66 to 20. The racey debate focused on a ban on racial or religious discrimination in satellite hiring amid cloture limits after Tuesday’s vote.
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Washington
UPS
Senate
Russell B. Long
D-La
Justice Department
Long
Telstar
Communists Free Yanks In Laos Release Expected
Deputy Premier Prince Souphanouvong said an unspecified number of American prisoners held by Pathet Lao would be brought to Vientiane on Friday and released. Five Americans are known to be in captivity. prisoners were at the Plain of Jars and could be flown to the capital.
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Vientiane, Laos
UPI
Prince Souphanouvong
Pathet Lao
Vientiane
Souphanouvong
Red Prince
Laos
U.S
Plain of Jars
Souphanouveng
Temperatures Record Hot Day Across City
Yesterday saw a high of 97 degrees at 2 30 p m and a low of 66 degrees at 5 00 a m as residents faced heat.
Indonesia Acquires Dutch New Guinea in UN Signing
In New York the United Nations Security Council staged a ceremony to transfer Dutch New Guinea to Indonesian sovereignty after eight months of negotiations led by Acting Secretary General Thant and Ellsworth Bunker. Dutch Ambassador Schurmann signed as the Dutch cabinet met in emergency session.
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United Nations, N.Y
UPI
Indonesia
Netherlands
United Nations
Dutch New Guinea
Security Council
Thant
U.S
Ellsworth Bunker
Subandrio
Sukarno
Netherland
West New Guinea
Carl W. A. Schurmann
Permits Needed By Working Students
New Mexico labor law summary states that all employed children must have work permits renewed every six months. It outlines age restrictions, weekly and daily hour limits, school-time exemptions with permit certificates, posting of permit lists, and prohibited occupations for under 16 year olds.
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State of
New Mexico
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Holland
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