Brandt Urges New Talks On Berlin Wall Traffic
West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt urged the Western Allies to authorize new negotiations with East Germans on traffic through the Berlin Wall. He pledged to act only with Western approval as unease grew over the Christmas pass accord. The pass agreement, allowing West Berliners to visit East Berlin relatives, expires Jan 5. West Berlin officials said they are ready to meet East German representatives after that date, despite no formal offer. Brandt defended direct talks with East Germans against critics.
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Joseph B Fleming
United Press International Berlin
UPI
West Berlin
Willy Brandt
Berlin Wall
Brandt
Germany
Berlin
East Germany
Campbell Traveled 31,000 Miles in-State and 20,000 Out-of-State
A study of Governor Jack M. Campbell’s first year shows about 31 000 miles driven in New Mexico and 20 000 miles cross border or out-of-state. He logged 191 hours of air travel and spoke at 150 meetings focusing on developing the state's resources. He visited Mexican officials in Chihuahua and addressed groups in San Diego Phoenix New Orleans Odessa and Lubbock while planning a state institution tour set for 1964.
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Santa FE
UPD
Jack M. Campbell
Ampbell
Campbell
Chihuahua
Mexico
New Mexico
Western Governmental Research Association
San Diego
Calif
Southwest Sun Country Association
Phoenix
Fence Torn Down as Buckeye Theft Totals Soar
The Lea County Sheriff investigates two Saturday night thefts near Buckeye totaling over 1000 dollars in tools tires clothing and oilfield gear. Bateman and Whitsitt Well Servicing suffered the largest loss with a unit rifled near Buckeye including a 1050 value tool set and clothing bearing the company patch. A nearby farm owner reported eight tires and wheels stolen from trailers two miles east of the rig location.
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Buckeye
Lea County Sheriff's Office
Arkansas Junction Road
Bateman & Whitsitt Well Servicing Company
Kobe
Bateman
Whitsitt
B&w
Giles Lee
Congress ends longest peacetime session with 3 billion aid approved
The 88th Congress adjourned after Senate passage of a 3 billion foreign aid bill and wheat credit limits. House adjourned next, as Johnson privately assessed and prepared for the 1964 session amid a tough Tax and civil rights agenda.
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Warren Duffee
Unite Press International Washington
UPD
Congress
Johnson
Senate
House
Carl Vinson
D- Ga
U. S
Russia
Texas
Mike Mansfield
Hubert H. Humphrey
Export - Import Bank
Capitol Hill
White House
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Morse
Lovington Weather Turns Warmer Through Tuesday
The forecast shows fair weather in Lovington through Tuesday night with warmer conditions on Tuesday. Highs around 60 Tuesday and lows near 55 Tuesday night.
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Lovington
Yesterday’s Temperatures Record Highs and Lows
A weather note records yesterday’s high of 47 degrees at 2 p.m. and a low of 24 degrees at 7 a.m. The data reflects a cool day with clear temperature swings.
Annie Lawrence Dies Here Sunday
Mrs. Annie Lawrence 77 of Coleman Texas died Sunday morning at Loving ton Sea General Hospital after a stroke at her son Claude Lawrences home 1520 West Birch She had lived in Lovington recently and wintered with her son and family She was Church of Christ member Funeral 2 p m CST at Stevens Funeral Home Coleman burial Fisk Texas beside husband who died in 1948 Surviving sons Claude Dugan and Bill two daughters Mrs John Ellis and Mrs Frankie Stewart seven grandchildren two great grandchildren three sisters and one brother Claude Lawrence family left Lovington for Coleman Monday
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Annie Lawrence
Coleman
Texas
Lovington Sea General Hospital
Claude Lawrence
West Birch
Smith Yarbro Ambulance
Steven
Fisk
Claude
Avenue A Church of Christ
Levington Dugan
San Angelo
Bill
John Ellis
Frankie Stewart
San Diego
California
Sea Pioneer L O Tomlinson Dies at 93
Leonard Osborn Tomlinson 93 of Lovington died Sunday at home of his daughter Elizabeth Clardy. Born October 18 1870 in Nacogdoches County Texas he moved to this area in 1903. He was a longtime IOOF member and former Justice of the Peace. Surviving four sons a daughter many grandchildren great grandchildren and sisters. Funeral 2 pm today at First Methodist Church Lovington with Rev J Harold Cates and Rev Billy Beachamp officiating burial in Lovington Cemetery.
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Leonard Osborn Tomlinson
Lovington
Vernon Clardy
East Central
Mr. Tomlinson
Nacogdoches County
Texas
Mills County
Lenora Ann Banks
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Methodist Church
John
Pam
First Methodist Church
J. Harold Cates
W. M
Billy) Beachamp
Smith Yarbro Funeral Home
IOOF
Lovington Big Blue Band Heads to Cotton Bowl Parade
Lovington High School’s Big Blue Band departs at 8 using two NM&O buses and the city bus for the Cotton Bowl Parade in Dallas. The group will march in the CBS telecast, seen about 9 a.m. New Mexico time, and attend events at Fair Park and the Texas Navy game. Band Director J. D. Fry notes the honor and thanks supporters as the Lovington band travels and funds plans.
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Ington
Louis Tallent
Lovington High School
Big Blue
Dallas
J. D. Fry
New Mexico
CBS
Fair Park
Texas Navy
Curtesy
Band Parents Association
Lovington
Statler Hilton
Hilton
Riverside
Lovington Band Parents Associaton
Les County
Local Woman Burned Lighting Furnace at Trailer Home
Patricia Ann Johnson, 29, of Blevins Trailer Park East Avenue D, was treated Sunday at Lovington Lea General Hospital for first and second degree burns to her face hands and arms. She was released after treatment. The burns occurred when she attempted to light the furnace in her trailer home.
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Patricia Ann Johnson
Blevins Trailer Park
East Avenue D
Lovington Lea General Hospital
Mrs. Johnson
Transmission Stolen Here From Auto Wrecking Yard
The Auto Wrecking Company on The Denver City Highway in Lovington reported a transmission stolen from their premises. An employee, Frank De Soto, said it fit a 1957 Chevrolet and was copper colored, valued at $58. He noted youths were hanging around Friday afternoon but denied involvement.
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Auto Wrecking Company
Denver City
Lovington
Lea County Sheriffs Office
Frank de Soto
DeSoto
Juvenile Held Here After Speedy Arrest
A fifteen year old Hobbs youth was arrested by Carlsbad Police five minutes after Mrs. Florence Marsh reported her 1962 Buick stolen in Lovington. State Patrol reported a suspect matching the description headed west on highway 180 and Carlsbad captured the youth near Arkansas Junction. The car was held for its owner and returned to Carlsbad authorities.
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Hobbs
Carlsbad
Lovington
Florence Marsh
Ave
Lea County Sheriff’s Office
Western Grill
Levington
Allen Jones
Highway 180
Lea County
W. H. Fort, Jr
Arkansas Junction
Hart Crunk Dies At Tatum
Funeral services for Hart Crunk of Tatum will be at 1 a.m. Wednesday at Smith Yar Chapel in Lovington with R Alexander officiating. Burial will be in the Tatum Cemetery. Born October 21, 1920 in Fluvanna Texas, Crunk lived in Tatum 18 years and was a member of the Church of Christ. Surviving are his wife Rita, one sister Mrs Roy Lee Creel Pecos Texas, three sisters Mrs Betty Sue of Kermit Texas, Mrs Bob Wer and Mrs Vivian Jackson of Lovington, one uncle Williams Eunice, and aunts Mrs Dora Woodward City Texas, Mrs Nora Williams and Mrs Cora Williams McDonald.
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Har Crunk
Tatum
Smith- Yar Chapel
Lovington
R Alexander
Tatum Church of Christ
Tatum Cemetery
Fluvanna
Texas
Chunk
Church Christ
Rita
Roy Lee Creel
Pecos
Betty Sue
Kermit
Bob Wer
Vivian Jackson
Williams
Eunice
Dora Woodward
City
Nora Williams
Cora Williams
O McDonald
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Beverly Jo Childress
Zora Pauline Childress
S. Love
Lovington High
Beverly
Azure Thete Rho Girls Club
Future Nurses Club
Theat Rho Grand Assembly
Drayden’s Business College
University of New Mexico Medical School
Hillcrest Baptist Church
America
Nikita Katushchev
GOP
United Press International
Pearl Harbor
Tomlinson
L. O. Tomlinson
Sea Pioneer
F. Tomlinson
William Roy Tomlinson
Robert C. Tomlinson
Farwell
Tom H. Tomlinson
Corpus Christi
Vernon
Elizabeth) Clardy
S. E. Manning
Dore Windland
Cotton
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Mississippi
Kansas
North Dakota
Fry
Hart Crunk
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