McCormack Signals Kennedy Victory In Tax Fight
Speaker McCormack predicted Kennedy would win a top to bottom tax cut and keep a friendly Rules Committee. He cited rising Democratic backing from the South and West while GOP leaders warned against packing the panel.
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Washington
UPI
John W. McCormack
Kennedy
House Rules Committee
McCormack
88Th Congress
House
Kennedy - McCormack
Smith
House Gop
Rep
Fight at Roy Brown home leads to injuries and arrests
Roy Brown of 1604 South Love remained under observation at Lovington Sea General Hospital for facial and head injuries after a Saturday night fight at his home during a drinking party. The assailant was identified as Frank Trim. Brown’s wife Ella was later arrested for contributing to the dependency and neglect of their 14 year old daughter Jody Darlene Coleman.
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Roy Brown
South Love
Lovington Sea General Hospital
Brown
Frank Trim
Trim
Kennedy and Johnson Plan Briefing for Congressional Leaders
President Kennedy and Vice President Johnson arrange a Tuesday briefing for top Senate and House leaders on national security. Rusk McNamara and McCone will join the briefing, ahead of a return to Washington from Palm Beach.
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Congress
Kennedy
Washington
Florida
Dean Rusk
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Lyndon B. Johnson
White House
Central Intelligence Agency
John A. McCone
Johnson
Palm Beach
Rusk
McNamara
McCone
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Hubert Humphrey
Minn
George Smathers
Fla
Richard Rusell
D-Ga
The
Armed Services Committee
Everett M. Dirksen
Thomas Kuchel
Calif
Leverett Saltontall
HDPO
Bourke Hikenlooper
Iowa
House
John W
J. W. Fulbright
Datk
Senate Foreign Policy Committee
President
Dorothy Hatcher 33 Found Dead in Lovington Apartment
Dorothy Hatcher age 33 was found dead at her Blue Moon Apartments home in northeast Lovington around 7 30 p m Monday by neighbor Quincy Bailey who went to borrow lard. A coroner's jury ruled death by natural causes. She is survived by one son Richard Eaves. Funeral services are pending at Smith Yarbro Funeral Home.
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Dorothy Hatcher
Blue Moon
Lovington
Quincy Bailey
Justice of the Peace
Reese Greaves
Hatcher
Richard Eaves
Smith- Yarbro Funeral Home
Youth Hurt In Monday Accident In Lovington
Juan Montoya Jr. 15 suffered injuries in a collision at Commercial Street and Avenue R at 8 30 a m He drove a 1950 Chevrolet Pickup owned by his father and failed to yield The other vehicle a 1960s Chevrolet Pickup with a Pump Tube trailer was driven by Roddy Palmer Waller of Hobbs The National Supply truck sustained about 400 damage while Montoya's pickup was a total loss He was cited for driving without a license and failure to yield Police Sgt J E Polson and Capt Herb Cunningham investigated and Montoya was taken to Lovington Sea General Hospital.
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Juan Montoya, Jr
Roddy Palmer Waller
Hobbs
Commercial Street
Avenue R
Juan Montoya Jr
Lovington Sea General Hospital
Montoya
Juan Montoya
2Nd Street
Chevrolet
Grayson Street
National Supply of
J. E. Polson
Herb Cunningham
Smith Yarbro
Edmondson Takes Oklahoma Senate Seat After Kerr Death
Former Oklahoma governor J. Howard Edmondson, 37, resigns as governor and will take the U S Senate oath in Washington. George Nigh succeeds him as governor and Edmondson plans to seek a permanent Senate seat, facing potential early bid from Robert Kerr Jr. in 1964.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
J. Howard Edmondson
Robert S. Kerr
Kerr
Edmondson
Kennedy
George Nigh
Washington
U. S. Senate
Nigh
Henry Bellman
Oklahoma
Edmonson
Young Kerr
Senate
Public Works Committee
Margie Clements Injured in Two Car Lovington Crash
Margie Clements received injuries in a two car collision two miles west of Lovington at Route 83 and West By Pass. She rode as a passenger in a 1954 Ford driven by Walter Clements. Perry Barham in a Chevrolet failed to stop at a stop sign, hitting the Ford’s front left. Margie was treated at Lovington Sea General Hospital and released. the Ford was a total loss. State Patrolman M J Payne investigated.
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Margie Clements, Ll
Lovington Sea General Hospital
Lovington
Margie
Walter Clark Clements
Perry Newland Barham
Hobbs
Akers Charged With Liquor Violations
George Akers Jr., 20, of 1110 N 2nd Street, was charged in District Court with selling or giving liquor to minors after a party at his home from 7 p.m. December 31 to 4:30 a.m. Officers broke up the party, which drew 13 teens aged 14 to 20, to testify when Akers appears February 5 in District Court. The case arose while police probed an attempted gasoline theft.
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George Akers Jr
N. 2Nd. Street
Akers
Meredith Says He May Skip Mississippi Next Semester
James Meredith warned Monday he will not register for the next semester at the University of Mississippi unless definite positive changes are made. The 29 year old veteran cited slipping grades and family shooting incidents as reasons and noted he does not quit the school, but will not attend under present circumstances. U.S. Attorney General Kennedy urged officials to meet Merediths conditions to avoid a national reflection and to help him continue his education.
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Oxford
Miss
UPI
James Meredith
University of Mississippi
Meredith
U.S. Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
United States
Air Force
John D. Williams
Governor to address joint session opens New Mexico's 26th Legislature
Legislators arrive in Santa Fe as the 26th New Mexico Legislature convenes with 66 House members and 32 senators. Governor Campbell will address a joint session outlining his program amid a reported $3 to $10 million deficit and possible tax changes. Lovington lawmakers urge income tax increases while opposing sales and ad valorem hikes.
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Santa FE
Capitol
New Mexico
House
Jack M. Campbell
Senate
Lea
Harold Rmmells
Lee
Ative Finis Heidel
Lovington
George Blocker
Hugh Smith
Hobbs
Max Easley
Runnells
Heidel
Run
Faubian Chavez
Howard D. Shaw
Catron County
Formal End To Cuban Crisis Written Monday
The United States and Soviet Union issued a joint statement to end the Cuban crisis but kept key issues unresolved. The accord halted negotiations without securing adequate inspections or a no invasion pledge, signaling continued disagreement.
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Francis Zae Plimpton
U.S
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
Thant
Carlos Lechuga
Fidel Castro
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