Hospital Notes Hobbs New Mexico Admits List
Hobbs hospital notes show multiple admissions on Thursday including Juanita Arsbon 609 E Park Hobbs Jacque Stoltz 210 Vega Dr Hobbs Jessie Mac Nall 215 North Fowler Hobbs and others. Discharges include Nancy Pulte 2718 N Silver Hobbs Lela Lawson 807 West Washington Lovington and several Lovington and Eunice entries.
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Juanita Arsbon
E. Park
Hobbs
Jacque Stoltz
Vega Dr
Jessie Mac Nall
North Fowler
Laura Kathleen Lennox
North
W. Humble
Hobbs Martin Walsh
Linam
Betty Sue Cook
E. Humbie
Gadys Odell Rickels
S. Ave. C. Hobbs
Frank Parker Moore
E. Midwest
Diane Katherine Bland
Eunie
Mary Evelyn Hudgeons
Penasco
Johnney Andrew Saisley
Jimmy Earl Thomas
Loving- Roy Dee Fort
Lovington
Wylene
Frances Plate
South Cochran
Nancy Louise Pulte
N. Silver
Lawsuits Filed in Lovington District Court
Several civil actions listed including J D McPhaul dba McPhaul Motor Co against E Wilson and E C Goolsby for 611.39 with interest from 1953 and attorney fees, A T McCormack against Pico Drilling Co for wages due, J R Wycoff against Petaca Inc for 2650 with interest, Ed Terrell against James Tidwell and George Cline for 676.71 plus costs, Odie Trotter against Joe W Brown and Great American Insurance for injuries, Fred C Hudson against Lasley Construction for injuries, Arthur Singleton against Mae Onita Singleton for divorce, and Sam Rush against Dunn Brothers for injuries.
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Lovington
J. D. McPhaul
Dba
McPhaul Motor Co
Toolpusher C. D
Joe) Moore
J. R. Wycoff
Petaca Inc
Ed Terrell
James M. Tidwell
George Cline
Odie Trotter
Joe W. Brown
Great American Insurance Co
Fred C. Hudson
Lasley Construction Co
Arthur Singleton
Mae Onita Singleton
Sam Rush
Dunn Brothers
Railroad Layoff Announced by Baltimore and Ohio
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad stated it will lay off 2,800 workers on January 1 due to continued weakening of the industrial trend, a company spokesman said.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Pickett urges state police to take over traffic control
State Corporation Commissioner Ingram Pickett calls the current highway program a flop and cites a new fatality record of 423. He proposes the state police enforce traffic laws completely, transfer licensing and records from the Bureau of Revenue, and boost patrols from 140 to 200 as recommended by the national safety council.
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State Corporation
Ingram Pickett
Pickett
Bureau of Revnue
National Safety Council
United Press State Corporation
Ingram B. Pickett
New Mexico
New Mexico Western College
Cotton Proposals To Congress For Action In Jaw
National Farm Bureau resolutions from the Chicago meeting urge continued flexible support for cotton and lower support prices. Mrs. Thoma Inman of Denver, among 23 New Mexico delegates, says the plan would raise cotton acreage allotments and push actions at the next Congress session.
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The
American Farm Bureau
Chicago
Congress
Thoma Inman
Denver
New Mexico
Justice Sadler Hospitalized After Christmas Heart Attack
State Supreme Court Justice Daniel K. Sadler remains in fair condition at St. Vincent's Hospital in Santa Fe after a heart attack on Christmas night. It marks the second seizure for the 76-year-old in six months and the fourth heart attack in recent years, according to Supreme Court Clerk Lowell Green.
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United Press State
Supreme Court
Daniel K. Sadler
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Santa Fe
Lowell Green
Sadler
Senator Butler Warns of Higher Taxes and Recession
Maryland Senator Butler predicts Congress will raise taxes next year unless voters force reductions in needless spending. He also foresees a mild recession in the coming months but an economic rebound by summer and says the administration already has sufficient power to handle the situation.
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United Press
Congress
Senator Butler
Maryland
Butler
FBI Probes Albuquerque Case Involving Three Suspects
The FBI investigates three men accused of attempting to cash bogus Christmas bonds totaling about $16,000. Identified are Rex Windom of Phoenix Arizona William Phillips of Baldwin Park California and Joseph Dowding of Jackson Michigan with bond set at 7500.
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United Press
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Albuquerque
Rex Windom
Phoenix
Arizona
William Phillips
Baldwin Park
California
Joseph Dowding
Jackson
Michigan
Lost billfold reported by Grace Miller near sheriff's office
Mrs Grace Miller reports the loss of a green plastic billfold at the sheriff's office it contained her driver license courtesy card and other papers
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Grace Miller
Sheriff's Office
Bradley Rites Friday at 4 P. M.
William Daniel Bradley 74 died Thursday at 3 30 p m at his son's Lovington home. Services Friday at 4 p m in the Chapel with O H Tabor of the Church of Christ officiating. Burial in Lovington Cemetery. Survivors include two daughters Mrs E F Size New Orleans and Mrs F E Nowlin Lovington one son W D Bradley Lovington four sisters and two brothers. He had lived in Lovington five months.
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William Daniel Bradley
Wm. Bradley Jr
West
Aspen
Lovington
O. H. Tabor
Church of Christ
E. F. Size
New Orleans
F. E. Nowlin
W. D. Bradley
Bertha Minor
Dallas
Texas
Mamie Shelton
Ollie Nowlin
Louisville
Pearl Bradley
Snyder
Okla
Tom
Jim
Manitow
Oklahoma
Bradley
Gallup Man Will Succeed Barnes as Tourism Director
Merle H. Tucker of Gallup will replace Wallace Barnes as State Tourist Director, earning 9600 dollars annually starting January 15. Governor Mechem announced the change, with Barnes retiring. Tucker plans no immediate bureau staff changes and will move to Santa Fe while his wife stays in Gallup to run the radio station. Tucker arrived in New Mexico in 1942 and has lived in Gallup seven years.
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Gallup
Wallace Barnes
Merle H. Tucker
Edwin L. Mechem
Barnes
Tucker
Barne
Tourist Bureau
Santa Fe
New Mexico
State House
Secretary of State
Natalie Smith Buck
Bureau
Mechem Predicts Bright Outlook For New Mexico
Governor Edwin L. Mechem states 1958 outlook for New Mexico is exceedingly bright due to natural resource development and growing payrolls. He notes school construction, rising home ownership, and strong scientific installations contributing to national security, while fast growing cities struggle to keep up with new residents.
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Edwin L. Mechem
New Mexico
Mechem
Weather Outlook for Lovington Winds Diminish Dust
Strong winds and dust ease today in Lovington with a clear and cooler night ahead. Saturday should be fair and mild with a high near 58 and a low around 26.
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Lovington Hooks
Eastern Nations Gather In Cairo Afro-Asian Conference
Delegates from India Russia North Korea North Vietnam outer Mongolia and Communist China meet in Cairo in a large Afro Asian gathering. Pro Western states including Turkey Pakistan Cambodia South Korea and the Philippines are not represented. Organizers call the meeting Afro Asian and not neutral.
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United Press
Cairo
India
NATO
Russia
North Korea
North Vietnam
Outer Mongolia
China
Turkey
Pakistan
Cambodia
South Vietnam
South Korea
Philippines
State Safety Program Criticized as Flop by Official
New Mexico Commissioner Ingram B Pickett calls the current highway safety program a flop. He proposes state police take over traffic enforcement, expand patrols from 100 to 200, and institute a special training course. He plans to survey editors starting January 15 to gauge public support.
Indonesia Pressures U S Over West New Guinea Dispute
Indonesia aims to press the United States and Allied nations to back its claim to Netherlands New Guinea. Jakarta hints at shifting toward Soviet aid, seizing Dutch interests worth over one billion dollars, while NATO and U S hesitancy fuels tensions amid regional revolts and political turmoil. President Sukarno plans to take leave abroad around January 5.
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United Press
Indonesia
United States
Netherlands New Guinea
Netherlands
West New Guinea
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
New Guinea
United Nations
Fortign
Subandro
Sumatra
Eisenhower
Russia
Bulganin
Bulgania
East West
European Defense Community
Germany
EDC
Moscow
Washington
Geneva
Middle East
Eisenhower to Spend Week at Gettysburg Farm
President Eisenhower and First Lady will drive to their Gettysburg farm after lunch and stay about one week returning by January 2. Hagerty notes the January 9 State of the Union will propose a peacetime military budget near 40 billion dollars, about 2 billion higher than last year. Brundage and other administration officials will join discussions during the stay.
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United Press
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Hagerty
Percival Brundage
Congress To Create Space Committees
Congress gears up for space age with a push to create space oriented committees though no dedicated panel exists. The Johnson subcommittee and armed services panels will reexamine space questions including unification of military services and a potential new space agency similar to the AEC.
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Congressional
Department of Space
Congress
United States
Nandie
Commerce Committee
Armed Services Committee
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate Armed Services
Lyndon Johnson
Lexas
Johnson
Armed Services Subcommittee
Defense Department
Full Armed Services Committee
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Atomic Energy Commission
Committee On Atomic Energy
Record Cigarette Use Hits Peak in 1957
In 1957 cigarette consumption reached a record high despite widespread reports linking smoking to lung cancer. Authorities and researchers continued to debate health risks while sales remained strong across major markets.
European Schools Ahead Of U S Says Professor
Fin land professor Kalevi Miettenen says European schools surpass American basic education. On a Fullbright program he notes Finnish high school graduates match two years of U S college work and that physics and math are emphasized across a 12 year system with limited electives.
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United Press
Finland
Kalevi Miettenen
United States
America
Department of Health and Welfare
Education Needs Federal Aid Says Senator Morse
Senator Wayne Morse, an Oregon Democrat and former teacher, argued in Tokyo that federal aid to education is the United States greatest foreign policy need. He warned Russian brainpower could outpace America if chemistry and physics courses are scarce in high schools and colleges. Morse spoke after returning from a conference in India.
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Wayne Morse
United States
Morse
Russia
Oregon Democrat
Tokyo
India
Rites Pending for Joe Baker in Hobbs New Mexico
Final rites are pending in the Green Chapel Hobbs for Joe Baker 71 of 1117 Ave G Eunice His death Friday morning was unexpected after a period of ill health Baker moved to Lea County in 1913 and worked in ranching before retiring Survivors include his widow Lois and three brothers Calvin Eunice Roe Pecos Tex Buck Ackerly Texas
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Green Chapel
Hobbs
Joe Baker
Ave. G. Eunice
Baker
Lea County
Suvivors
Lois
Calvin
Eunice
Roe
Pecos
Tex
Buck
Chain Found Recovered Near Oil Rig Site
The Lovington Sheriff's Office reports a 20 to 25 foot Diamond Drive chain found near an oil rig relocation and turned into the courthouse sheriff's office for owner tracing.
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Sheriff’s Department
Sheriff's Office
Lovington
Peace Talks and NATO Strength Shape Cold War Outlook
The essay argues U S caution in direct peace talks with Russia, insisting that true deterrence rests on Western strength and NATO buildup. It warns against hopeful peace moves that could weaken unity and invites acceptance only of clear, verifiable settlements on issues like elections, German unification, and disarmament inspections.
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Russia
NATO
Washington
Soviet Union
United States
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