Eisenhower to Attend Paris NATO Summit Despite Stroke
President Eisenhower cleared for flight to Paris for NATO talks amid a mild speech difficulty from a November stroke. Secretary Hagerty said the trip will proceed, with Dulles promising sweeping NATO modernization to the missile era and talks with Britain on a missile delivery pact.
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Washington
Eisenh Wer
Paris
NATO
White House
Hagerty
Orly Field
Eisenhower
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Dulles
NATO Alliance
Wasington
Russia
Defense
McElroy
United States
Britain
Bern
New Yorkers Visit Warrens in Del Rio Texas
Miss Jean Marie Wren and Mr and Mrs Fredrick Liscum of Massena N Y and Mr and Mrs Paul Lynch of Watertown N Y stayed with Mr and Mrs Roy Lee Warren at 1109 W Van Buren Ave last week. They arrived Dec 2 and left Dec 8 to visit Lynchs son in Del Rio Texas where he is stationed with the armed forces. From Del Rio they plan to return to New York arriving Dec 16. They were charmed by the Land of Enchantment on their first visit to this part of the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Lee Warren
W. van Buren Avenue
Jean Marie Wren
Fredrick Liscum
Massena
N. Y
Paul Lynch
Watertown
New York
Tiny Tots Christmas Program Dec 15
Tiny Tots of the Kindergarten present a Christmas program at 2 p.m. December 15 in the Presbyterian Church. Wilma Church sings solo and in a quartet with Bea Taylor Susie Sumruld Cheryl Ives. Belinda Dunn plays mother and David Benson as Santa Claus. Frostie the Snowman is David Moore and Kay Perkins. Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer appears. Mrs. Wils will accompany on piano.
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Tiny
Tiny Tots
Presbyterian Church
Wilma
Bea Taylor
Susie Sumruld
Cheryl Ives
Wilma Church
Mamma
Santa Claus
Belinda Dunn
Mother
David Benson
Frostie the Snowmen
David Moore
Ay Perkins
Rucoph the Red
Burt
Poe
New Mexico Weather Turns Cooler After Dusty Front
United Press reports a cold wave swept into New Mexico with 30 to 40 mph winds lifting dust. Temperatures dropped up to 20 degrees, ranging 36 at Raton to 70 at Greenwood. Outlook calls for cooler readings today in the south and warmer conditions tomorrow with highs 40 to 55 and lows 15 to 35. No precipitation is foreseen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New Mexico
Raton
Grenwood
Clint Blasts Secrecy Sparks Uranium Policy Debate
The State Economic Development Commission reviewed a day long hearing with uranium industry representatives and heard Sen Clinton P. Anderson denounce secrecy as ridiculous. Rep John J Dempsey vowed to study legislation backing the AEC cut off on uranium purchases amid calls for reform of AEEC secrecy practices. Patrick J. Hurley urged clear distinctions between technical secrets and administrative secrecy.
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State Economic Development Commission
EDC
Clinton P. Anderson
John J Dempsey
AEC
Dempsey
Patrick J. Hurley
Uranium Institute of America
AEEC
Tito Granted Request No More Military Aid
Marshal Tito has won a US decision ending military aid, while economic assistance remains. The reassessment came after political pressure and Tito’s December 6 choice to stop accepting arms aid, though Yugoslavia’s Soviet ties and earlier break with Moscow are noted.
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Lito
Marshal Tito
United States
Tito
Yugoslavia
Kremlin
New Diocese Created in Minnesota Area
Pope Pius XII erected a new diocese in the United States with territory from the Archdiocese of St Paul Minnesota. Monsignor Alphonse Schad-Weiler of St Agnes parish St Paul was named bishop of the new diocese.
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Vitacin City
Pope Pius XII
United States
St. Paul, Minn
Alphonse J. Schad- Weiler
St. Agnes
St. Paul
Robbery and Theft Reported in Albuquerque
Albuquerque Police report two crimes of note. An armed man and a woman robbed the No Way Market late last night, fleeing in a car with 3600. Eugene E. Thomas, the owner, was forced into a utility room. Hubbard’s Incorporated saw a $2,000 mink coat stolen yesterday afternoon from a third floor penthouse couch, along with $3.00 from Mrs. C. R. Hubbard’s wallet.
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United Press
Albuquerque
Eugene E. Thomas
Hubbard’s Incorporated
C. R. Hubbard
Government price support investment tops seven billion
The United States Department of Agriculture reports its investment in the support program as of Oct 31 at over $7 billion. The total includes commodities owned by the government and those held as security for price support loans, down more than $1 billion from the previous year.
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United Press
United States Department of Agriculture
Jewish Paper Says Catholics Show The Way
In Boston, Harry Golden, editor of a North Carolina Jewish publication, praises Roman Catholic schools as a model for desegregation. He tells a review that Southern fears about school integration are baseless and calls Catholic schools a showcase for racial integration.
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Boston
North Carolina
Harry Golden
Reviow
Anermacethas
Vinese
Farm Bureau Leader Urges Shared Burden on Budget Cuts
Charles Shuman president of the American Farm Bureau Federation told the federation's 39th annual convention in Chicago that agriculture must accept its share of non-defense spending cuts to free funds for increased defense. He estimated $300 to $500 million could be shaved from the Agriculture Department program without harming farmers, noting cuts would wait until after next year due to existing government commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Farm Bureau Federation
Charles Shuman
Feeration
Chicago
Shuman
Georgia Names Committee To Push High School Science
The state board of education formed a committee headed by William Foster to raise science and mathematics requirements for New Mexico high school graduates. Foster will oversee a study to replace the existing university level high school attainment with a level of competency scale. The board praised teachers for their work while urging adherence to state school hour laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
State Board of Education
William Foster
Farmington
Georgia Lusk
Foster
Bids Sought for Married Students Housing Project at N M A C
Bids for a $825000 project to build 100 two bedroom houses at New Mexico A and M college in Las Cruces will be opened January 8. The housing on the southern campus area will rent for $60 monthly and include kitchen living room and bath in addition to two bedrooms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New Mexico
A and M College
Las Cruces
Land Plan Aims to Move Farmers to Other Work
A land retirement plan proposed by the committee for economic development would retire whole farms to reduce output and push farmers into nonagricultural work. The 150 member group criticizes soil bank procedures and calls for major reforms to shift toward an income and price support framework.
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Washington
Committee For Economic Development
Soil Bank
Committee of Research and Policy Committee
Meat Promotion poster contest judges named in New Mexico
Mrs. Linda Lambert announces final judges for the statewide meat promotion poster contest Peter Hurd from San Patricio and David Kimmel of Safeway El Paso join Dr. Roger B. Corbett of New Mexico A M College. Judging starts December 15 at Milton Hall on campus.
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Linda Lambert, Mosquero
Peter Hurd
San Patricio
David Kimmel
Safeway
el Paso
Texas
Roger B. Corbett
New Mexico A & M College
Milton Hall
A and M
New Mexico
Lambert
U.S
Furr Foods
Piggly Wiggly
Food Mart
Safeway Stores
Lucky Supermarket
Albuquerque
Barkers
Von Braun Denies Butler Charges Amid Missile Race Row
Dr Werner von Braun denies Democratic National Chairman Paul Butler's claim he held responsibility for delays in U.S. missile development under the Truman era. Von Braun says he led none of the program and notes he was not an American citizen at the time. He later became a naturalized citizen.
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America
Paul Butler
Werner von Braun
Butler
von Braun
Erman
United States
Iazen
Apples for Teachers in Madison Boosts Home-Grown Apple Sales
Wisconsin apple growers gave 13,000 teachers free apples at a state convention to promote sales of home grown fruit.
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Madison Wis
Wisconsin
City Commission Shifts Meeting Date to December 30
The City Commission altered its schedule from December 23 to December 30 due to Christmas holidays. The change was officially made to accommodate holiday observance and avoid conflicts with the festive period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Commission
Federal grant reviewed for Lovington sewage plant
The $110000 federal grant toward a $382000 Lovington sewage treatment plant is under review by the Dallas regional Public Health Service office. Local officials, including Mayor Jones and City Manager J. W. Allen, explained the project to the Governor's Advisory Council on Water Pollution Control and the State Board of Health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
Lovington
Governor’s Advisory Council On Water Pollution Control
State Board of Health
Dallas
The
Public Health Service
Charles G. Caldwell
Environmental Sanitary, Services Division
State Health Department
Loyrington
Fed. Ra
Mexico
Saucon
Federa
Jones
J. W. Allen
E. M. Heser
Tom Man
Final Rites For Aen Fason In Conway Ark
Final rites are planned for Aen Fason in Conway Arkansas after the 26 year old died in Lea County Hospital and was sent home from Grifineral Home Fason an employee of Makin Drilling Co had been ill three months and hospitalized six weeks He is survived by his widow Wanda Lou a son Gary 24 of Hobbs his parents Mr and Mrs A H Fason of Conway and two sisters Marie Harrison Compton California and Mrs Earl Ward Conway Funeral services and burial will be held in Conway Thursday or Friday Korean veteran
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
4Ien Hansen Foon, Jr
Conway
Ark
Grifineral
Fason
Makin Drilling Co
el Paso
Lea County
Wanda Lou
Gary
Denison
Hobbs
A. H Fason
Marie Harrison
Compton Ca.if
Earl Ward
United Fund Directors Declare Campaign Halt Plans
Lovington New Mexico United Fund leaders announce a halt to the 1957 58 drive after nine weeks with 8000 raised of a 17000 goal. They cite adequate advertising and workers but say funds fall short forcing organizations to seek independent campaigns after February 1 1959.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovington United Fund
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Red Cross
Salvation Army
Crippled Children
Lovington United
Lovinetor
Ecomnai
United Fund
Lovington
New Mexico
Lovington and
United Fund Board of Directors
Farmers Vote on Cotton Policies in 1958 Market Plans
Fragmented text notes farmers voting on cotton policy and price supports in 1958. Mentions the agriculture department maintaining price levels and market controls, with unclear references to rice and cotton quantities.
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United Fresh Farmers
Agriculture Department
Cotton Acreage May Be Increased in 1958 Allotment
The Agriculture Department reports a reduced 1957 cotton crop at 11,010,069 bales down 778,000 from last month, citing quality losses due to autumn rains. Officials note pressure to adjust the 1958 allotment, with Rep. Aernsathy of Mississippi arguing for earlier action and possible expansion beyond the near 17,300,060 bale approval.
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Agriculture Department
USDA
Aers Nathy
Mississippi
Congress
Brooksmith Man Killed In One Car Crash West Of Lovington
State Police report Ira Connaway a 48 year old Brooksmith Texas resident died last night after being thrown from a car west of Lovington US 83 eight miles. Driver Max Wise 43 of Carlsbad survived. The crash raises the highway death toll to 407 and a coroner inquest named the cause as automobile accident.
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Brooksmith
Texas
Lovington
Ira Connaway
Max Wise
Carlsbad
Buckeye Road
A. D. Sawyer
Abbie B. Moore
J. B. Floyd
O. L. Green
Otis Bailey
H. M. McDaniel
New York City Faces Transport Crisis After Strikes
New York City braced for transit chaos as 600 bus maintenance workers walked off the job in sympathy with subway strikers. Buses would last only through the morning rush, with 5 to 10 percent of the fleet expected offline daily until shop workers return. The subway strike showed no signs of ending, while department stores faced over two million dollars in lost pre Christmas sales daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York City
Transit Company
Subway
Bill to fund Suez canal clearance faces UN General Assembly
A bill seeks to finance the Suez Canal clearance with a three per cent surcharge on canal tolls, debated before the United Nations General Assembly. Prime Minister MacMillan claims Britain can develop a completely new energy source from the sea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suez Canal
UN General Assembly
London
MacMillan
Kesnital Notes Patients Admitted At Noels New Mexico
A list from Noels New Mexico shows multiple patients admitted to Sea General Hospital and numerous residents of Hobbs Eunice Lovington and Cross Plains. Names include John Ance Opal Dobbs Marlon Alexander Anne East Lea Sandra Hall Michael Miles Maggie Danile Kathryn Casey Velma Cotter and others. The document also records discharged patients such as Clyde Mallow Emily Houser Charles Scheller Dorothy Russell Joel Thompson Paula Lee and Marry Morena along with addresses in Hobbs Lovington Eunice and Denver City.
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Suesday
Sea General Hospital
John Ance
Sewell
North Houston
Hobbs
Opal Waneona Dobbs
East Park
Marlon Lyon Alexander
McDonald
Anne Mauree
Eunice
Debra Ann Star
Kathryn Casey
Denver City
Texas
Velma Sue Cotter
Penas- Kimbrough
Clyde Ira Mallow
Eastern Street
Emily Rebecca Houser
W. Ave
E. Lovington
Charles Emer Scheller
N. Willow
Dorothy M. Russell
West Castle
Joel Faye Thompson
Lovington
Cora
Lora
Farr
Cross Pans
Tod
E. E. Diaz
East By
Orence Blenton
North Thorp
Singer Pleads Guilty to Marijuana Cigarettes
San Antonio police report artist David Luke Myrick known as Tyler pleaded guilty to possession of 45 marijuana cigarettes in San Antonio. He was sentenced to five years. Judge John N Onion Jr will study the case for potential probation before formal sentencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Billy Singer
Texas
Tyler
David Luke Myrick
Nashville
Tennessee
John N. Onion, Jr
Moscow Letter Reported From Soviet Premier
United Press reports a letter from the Soviet Premier to President Eisenhower is seen as important and likely to be made public tomorrow. Soviet Ambassador Zaroubin said it concerns NATO and disarmament and noted ongoing exchanges between Eisenhower and Bulganin. The note could influence the approaching NATO Summit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ly United Press
Moscow
Eisenhower
Zaroubin
State Department
NATO
Hisenhower
Bulganin
Final Rites Held For W H Prior in Midland Texas
Funeral services were held in Midland Texas Sunday afternoon for William H Prior 54 who died December 6 at Midland Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. He was active in civic affairs a Rotary Club Mason Shrine Presbyterian church elder and participated in local civic work. Burial followed in Midland cemetery. Survivors include widow Edna Prior formerly Edna Graham sister of Mrs Mery Lou Carson one daughter Phyllis Prior and granddaughter Catherine Allday.
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Midland
Texas
William H. Prior
Midland Memorial Hospital
Prior
Rotary Club
Masons
Shrine
Presbyterian Church
Edna Prior
Edna Graham
Lovington
Mery Lou Carson
Martin Allday
Houston
Phyllis Prior
The
Texas University
Austin
Catherine Allday
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Warrens
Clint
Georgia Names Committee
H. S. Science
Caldwell
Wll
A’en Fason
Conway, Ark
J. O. Dotson
Harvey Markley
C. . Jackson
Bernard Love
Jerry Stoltz
D. D. Patteson
John Connell
Blewett Cotton
Winfare Carlile
F L. Heidel
E. Berkshire
Roy L. Jones
J. C. Dotson
New Transport
Noels
Singer
W.H. Prior
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