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Lovington Daily Leader

Location

Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1964

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Cyprus and Greece pledge aid amid Turkish threat

Cyprus Foreign Minister Spyros Kyprianou said Greece would aid Cyprus “with all forces” if Turkey attacks again. He will travel to Moscow to seek Soviet aid. Athens announced disengagement of forces from NATO to face a possible Turkish invasion. Indonesian guerrillas land in southern Malaya, triggering martial law in three provinces. In Saigon, government forces killed about 40 Viet Cong and reported 35 soldiers slain in a clash along a river.

United Press International Nicosia Cyprus Spyros Kyprianou Greece Turkey Moscow Athens North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATO Paris Supreme Allied Headquarters Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Malaya United Nations Saigon API Papandreou Fin Kyprianou

Lea County TARS Are Organized in Hobbs Meeting

Lea County teens band together as a Teen Age Republican group. An organizational meeting in Hobbs drew 54 youths with Dr. Larry White speaking. Officers elected include Les Carpenter president Larry Schear vice president Kathy Garnett corresponding secretary Belinda Carpenter recording secretary and Dick Thom treasurer. Next meeting set for August 24 at New Mexico Electric Reddy Room Hobbs.

Lea County Hobbs Larry White TARS Les Carpenter Larry Schear Kathy Garnett Belinda Carpenter Dick Thomas Reddy Room New Mexico Electric

Greece backs Cyprus aid with all forces if needed

Greek premier George Papandreou assured Cyprus President Archbishop Makarios III that Athens would aid Cyprus with all forces if Turkey invades. Kyprianou, returning from Athens, said the pledge was made in strong terms and that Greece would disengage NATO forces to confront the Turkish threat.

Turkey Kyprianou George Papandreou

Morris Case Taken Before State Supreme Court

The New Mexico Supreme Court heard arguments on disbarment for Carlsbad attorney C. N. Morris after a 1963 fatal crash. The State Board of Bar Commissioners seeks indefinite suspension, citing felony moral turpitude and oath to uphold justice. Morris pleaded guilty to reckless driving with five deaths in Artesia area.

Artesia Morris Dona Ana Paul Tackett Albuquerque Robert S. Skinner State Board of Bar Commissioners New Mexico Skinner State of Administration of Justice Melvin Neal Asst. Atty Tom Donnelley

District FFA Meet Held Here Monday

A district leadership training session conducted by New Mexico Future Farmers Of America state officers took place in the Lovington High School agriculture building. Lovington Hobbs Tatum Carlsbad Artesia Hagerman Dexter Roswell and Honda chapter officers joined all state officers for the program led by state president Ronald Davis and state secretary-treasurer Dean Davis.

New Mexico Future Farmers of America Lovington High School Lovington Hobbs Tatum Carlsbad Artesia Hagerman Dexter Roswell Honda Dean Davis Ronald Davis Moriarty Lovington High

Temperatures YESTERDAY Reported High and Low

Yesterday recorded a high of 90 degrees at 3 p.m. and a low of 65 degrees at 5 a.m. The day featured warm afternoon conditions and mild morning temperatures.

Weather Outlook For Tuesday With Warmer Temperatures

Fair Tuesday and Tuesday night with afternoon clouds. Temperatures rise after noon reaching a high of 93 degrees and a low near 68 degrees Tuesday night.

Gun Bottle Battle Riot Shuts Chicago Suburbs

Police charged two men Monday with inciting a gin battle riot by more than 1,000 people in an integrated Chicago suburb. About 57 white residents were injured as chambers of commerce urged early store closures. Hambrick and Hale faced weapons counts. most arrestees released on bonds while officials planned further measures.

Frank L. Spencer United Press International Chicago UPI Chambers of Commerce Cook County Sher Iff Wil Hambrick Moor Donald G. Hale Hil Habrick Hambrick Ing Har City Poise Gament Harvey Matt Rober Sey Fot

Democratic Platform Hearings Open on Nuclear Policy

Top administration officials opened 1964 Democratic platform hearings charging Barry Goldwater would pursue reckless nuclear and foreign policies. Dean Rusk and Robert McNamara warned against militaristic solutions while affirming presidential control of nuclear weapons. The session focused on miltancy versus caution in nuclear arms and defense planning before Atlantic City convention.

Donald H. May United Press International Washington UPI Democratic Party Dean Rusk Defense Robert S. McNamara United Nations Adlai Stevenson William C. Foster U. S. Arms Control and Disarmament Agency Barry M. Goldwater Foster Rusk Atlantic City N. J McNamara Goldwater NATO United States Russia China John F. Kennedy U. S Kennedy Johnson

Former GOP Candidate Joins Montoya Campaign Effort

Frank Ortiz, ex mayor of Santa Fe and 1952 Republican lieutenant governor candidate, will work for U.S. Rep. Joseph Montoya in the coming general election. Ortiz to chair a Republicans for Montoya group in Santa Fe County amid a cross party effort led by Julian Padilla and Fabin Chavez’s ally, with Chavez losing a primary for Congressional Position No. 2.

Congress New Mexico Ortiz Santa Fe Tibo J. Chavez Valencia Mechem E.S. Johnny Walker

Little Joe Speaks At Hobbs Meet

Rep Joseph M Montoya D NM urged Americans to guard against intolerance of customs and habits that differ from their own at a Youth Activities Week meeting In Hobbs He stressed the importance of individual rights and religious liberty and warned against attacks on different beliefs as the nation seeks to keep church and state separate while pursuing forward thinking.

U.S Senate America

Lovington Fact Sheet Highlights Local Economy and Rodeo History

Lovington sits as Lea County's county seat and second largest city with strong oil and gas output. The Lea County Fair and Rodeo opens August 26 and the town hosts industry plants, water projects, and a growing population from 1940 to 1960. It honors Jake McClure and the Old Baldy rodeo legend, while governing under a Commission City Manager system.

Lea County Fairgrounds Raymond Worrell Lovington Lea County Lea New Mexico Pany Lea County International Lea County Electric Cooperative, Inc Jake McClure Cowboy Hall of Fame U.S

Zip Code Delivery To Begin In Parcel Post Rollout

Postmaster General Gronouski announced that zip code parcel post delivery will start within two weeks in 37 large offices and reach all sectional centers by year end. He said coded delivery will speed long distance shipments by 24 hours or more and reduce damage and errors. He spoke at the National Association of Letter Carriers annual meeting in Miami Beach.

Miami Beach Fla UPI John Gronouski Gronouski National Association of Letter Carriers

Infant Graveside Rites Planned for Davis Baby

Davis infant Lee Elaine Davis dies at 16 days in Lea G Hospital. Graveside rites set for Tuesday August 18 at the T cemetery. Survivors include parents Mr and Mrs Davis of Tatum and two sisters.

Lee Elaine Davis Lea G Hospital Hos

That Time Again Buster Martin Prepares for Football Tryout

Buster Martin, senior, reviews his gear after checking out equipment yesterday and begins practice today. He played last year and seeks a berth on this year’s team as tryouts start.

Buster Martin Martin

Youngsters Die After In Manila Family Dispute

In Quezon Province Lubbot forest area 17-year-old girl C Pagarayan and her 8-year-old brother were harmed by their father while gathering vegetables. Their bodies were found near the farm after a search. police note tensions with local groups over land.

Manila UPD Fid Tlongot Philippine National Police C Pagarayan Lubbot Quezon Sun

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