Thirteen Cases Heard In City Court
City court tried thirteen cases for unlucky citizens on Wednesday with Nelson Lowe paying 50 dollars for assault and disorderly conduct and serving jail in lieu of the fine. Other convicts include H. M. Burroughs speeding at 100 mph for 50 dollars Frank R. Prince speeding 10 dollars Ruby Lee Mollem speeding 10 dollars Lebert Baskett speeding 10 dollars S. E. McCowan parking on wrong side 5 dollars S. J. T. Ray running stop sign 5 dollars Troy Fort parking on wrong side 5 dollars Mrs Deedie Perans allowing unlicensed minor to operate a motor vehicle 10 dollars J. L. Pearson making U turn amid lock 10 dollars E. E. Tyra failing to yield right of way 10 dollars Frank Barrett Jr operating car with noisy muffler 10 dollars G Ellington fighting 15 dollars
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Nelson Lowe
Lowe
H. M. Burroughs
Frank R. Prince
Ruby Lee Mollem
Lebert Baskett
S. E. McCowan
Ellington
Budapest Braces for Bloodshed as Tanks Suppress Protests
In Budapest Russian tanks moved against anti-government demonstrators after clashes between rival Hungarian groups. Leaflets promote further demonstrations and a general strike while stores stock candles and kerosene amid fears of a citywide power outage. The puppet government faces UN criticism over Hammarskjold visit rejection.
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Budapest
U.N
International
Hammarskjold
Eden's Fate Hangs In Balance In Commons
Prime Minister Eden faces a two day House of Commons debate on foreign policy. The Labor Party moves to censure the government's Middle East policy while the Conservatives plan a confidence vote. Outcome expected to favor Eden though the debate tempers his standing.
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Eden
House of Commons
Labor Party
Middle East
Conservative Party
16 Arrested In Clinton Tennessee Race Trouble
U S Marshals arrest the last of 16 segregationists in Clinton Tennessee tied to federal injunction violations at Clinton High School. Defendants held on bail from 2500 to 12000 dollars after arraignments in Knoxville. The case includes picketing intimidating and beating nine enrolled Negro students as Clinton High School reopens plans emerge.
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Clinton
Tennessee
United Press
U.S
Clnton
Marion Currier
Knoxville
Tenn
Clinton High School
Anderson County School Board
Bar Labeled Public Nuisance In Albuquerque
The state Liquor Control Director labeled an Albuquerque bar a public nuisance after a series of incidents including a fatal shooting of a city employee and a riot. The owners Pat and Arman Lombardelli must reform to avoid license suspension. the bar is now restricted for military and public health concerns in the Albuquerque area.
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United Press
Lquor Control
Albuquerque
Liquor Control
Hilton Dickson
Dickson
Pat
Arman Lombardelli
Iquor
Albuquerque Area
Lovington Wildcats Hopeful Despite Player Ills
Coach Ross Black of Lovington faces injuries and illnesses as four top players miss practice. The team, fresh from close win over NM Military Institute, prepares to travel to Jal for a return bout with a tough Coyotes squad and then hosts Eunice, aiming to sharpen form before the tougher week ahead.
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Ross Black
Lovington Wildcats
Black
Jimmy Smith
Paul Homer
Kenneth Smith
Bill Simpson
Cats
New Mexico Military Institute
Jor
Jal
Eunice
Tatum
Coyotes
Lovington
Tennant To Decide On Occupation Tax Tonight
Lovington's city commission meets at 7 30 pm to decide final passage of a controversial occupation tax. The ordinance proposes a tax of 1 per 1000 of gross business with a 5 minimum and 500 maximum, paid by those not filing a gross business report. licensees are exempt.
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Lovington
Wolf Call Sparks Sheriff Run To House
A frightened caller reported a disturbance at their home prompting sheriff's office to dispatch units. The message described an urgent welfare concern with limited location details provided by the voice on the line.
Bar relocation opposed by Lovington church group
At the Lovington Association of Churches monthly meeting on December 6 a resolution was unanimously approved opposing the relocation of Scotty's Bar on West Central Avenue. The resolution was sent to the Lovington City Commission and presented to Manager Bill Harrison.
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Lovington Association of Churches
Scotty’s
West Central Avenue
Lovington
Bill Harrison
City Commission of Low
Association of Churchgay
Ave
Moslems Warn U. S. Against Baghdad Pact
A chaotic night ending with a runaway girl found safe after hiding near home as rain fell. Moslem leaders and officials from Egypt Syria and Saudi Arabia criticized the Baghdad Pact urging the U S to avoid joining. Egyptian Wing Commander Aly Sabry warned the pact harms Moslems and accused Turkey and Iraq of aiding invasions. Syrian foreign minister Salah Bitar proposed trying Iraqi Premier Nouri Saeid. King Saud of Saudi Arabia called the pact detrimental to Moslem Arabs.
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Aly Sabry
United Press
Wilbur Wandrey
Sabry
Nasser
United States
Turkey
Iraq
Syria
Saudi Arabia
Salah Bitar
Nouri Ee-Said
Arab League
Middle East
King Saud
Russia Wins Overall Title In Olympics Melbourne
Russia tops the unofficial Olympic team standings with 6984 points to the United States 5583 as Greco Roman wrestling and gymnastics deliver a points surge. The US trails with three swimming events remaining while a Russian judge faces protest after low scores for American and Hungarian divers. Spectators boo the judge and the Mexican winner calls judging unfair.
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Russia
United Press
United States
Melbourne
Australia
Gary Tobian
Los Angeles
Denman to Speak at First Methodist Church
Nationally known Dr. Harry Denman will speak at First Methodist Church from Thursday evening December 6 to Tuesday evening December 11. He serves as executive secretary of the Board of Evangelism of Methodist Churches worldwide and recently returned from the Pacific Islands. Choirs will perform across three services with various congregational groups taking part.
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Harry Denman
First Methodist Church
Denman
Board of Evangelism of
Methodist Churches
Liout
Avorea
Pacific Islands
Lovington
Methodist Church
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