Blizzard Is Short Lived
A Saturday morning snow storm driven by a cold arctic north wind produced brief snowfall from about 7:15 to 10 a.m. before sun and warmth ended the snow. Temperatures fell to 2 degrees by 5 a.m., then hovered in the low 20s with a near zero expected tonight. The forecast called for cold cloudy skies and warming in the afternoon.
College builds first phase with three member building committee
Dr Kenneth Osborn announces a three man building committee for the College of Southwest to plan the first permanent structure on the Hobbs Lovington highway location. Members are Jack Maddox W Lee Greebon and Rev Billy Barber with ex officio board leaders. Congregations fund a house to house religious survey in Roswell with 750 volunteers from 21 churches.
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Kenneth Osborn
Lovington
College of Southwest
Jack Maddox
W. Lee Greebon
Billy Barber
First Baptist Church
Hobbs
Osborn
Hobbs-Lovington Highway
Roswell
UPS
Chaves County
NM Liquor Group Leader Opposes Fair Trade Law
Albuquerque UPI Franklin Padilla Jr president of the New Mexico Retail Liquor Dealers Association opposes ending the fair trade wholesale price law and backs strict enforcement. State Sen Fabian Chavez proposes a new liquor authority abolishing the 17 percent wholesale markup and expanding licenses for motels and hotels. Padilla says removing the markup harms small retailers while wholesalers report 16.4 percent average costs and retailers show 25 percent markup after federal tax shifts. The public license cap is blamed on citizen groups ministers and newspapers.
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Albuquerque
UPI
Frank Padilla Jr
New Mexico Retail] Liquor Dealers Association
Padilla
Fabian Chavez
D. Santa Fe
Tokyo paper cites U S officials on Chinese atomic bombs
Mainichi Shimbun reported U S and Japanese officials discussed Red China having built two atomic bombs and four reactors at a Security Consultative Committee meeting in Tokyo. Officials warned the bombs were experimental and Pekin would need about a decade to deploy them.
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Tokyo
UPI
China
Mainichi
Mainichi Shimbun
U.S
Far East
Tokyo Shimbun
Japan Defense Agency
Red China
Japan
Washington
Security Committee
Japanese Defense Agency
Peking
Chung— King
Red Cross Clinic Set This Week
A disaster clinic sponsored by the American Red Cross is slated for Friday January 25 at the Lea County Electric Cooperative meeting room with sessions from 4 to 6 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Grace Fossette of the Red Cross will lead the training alongside Harvey Markley coordinating.
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The
American Red Cross
Lea County Electric Cooperative
Grace Fossette
Red Cross
St. Louis
Harvey Markley
North Les County
Department of Welfare
Department of Health
Lovington Traffic Crashes Total $3200 In Two Days
Three separate collisions in Lovington Friday and Saturday caused about $3200 in damage to eight vehicles. A 1960 Chevrolet driven by Bill Richard McKown struck three pickups at Sea Pumping Service, injuring $1700 total damage and earning a DUI citation.
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Lovington
Bill Richard McKown
Humble City
Main St
McKown
Chevrolet
C.H. Neely
Sea Pumping Service
Robert Eugene Floyd
16Th St
W. Ave
Main
John R. Brand
Hobbs
Floyd
Gulf Oil Corporation
Bob Ready
Jo Ann Minnie Galven
W. Clayton
Bruce Gill
Gill
North Main St
Lovington Area Weather Forecast Sunday
Cloudy with occasional snow Sunday followed by clearing. Very cool conditions continue Sunday and Sunday night. High around 19 degrees Sunday and a low near minus 5 Fahrenheit Sunday night.
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Lovington
Final Clinic Set Here Big Push On Oral Vaccine
The New Mexico Medical Society launches a statewide drive to administer Sabin Oral Polio Vaccine on January 27 in 31 counties, with 26 counties giving the final third dose. Hospitals and clinics will operate 1 to 5 p.m. at Lovington sites. A February 3 makeup day is planned. The effort involves multiple volunteer groups and state associations.
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New Mexico Medical Society
New Mexico
Lea
The
Medical Society
New Mexico Osteopathic Assocation
District Nurses Association
New Mexico Pharmaceutical Association
New Mexico Bankers Association
Boy Scouts, Police and
Sheriff's Departments
United States
U.S
U. S
Bernalillo
Colfax
Eddy
Guadalupe
Lincoln
Mora
MoeKinley
Otero
Quay
Santa Fe
San Juan
San Miguel
Sierra
Socorro
Taos
Torrance
Union
Valencia
Catron
Curry
Roosevelt
DeBaca
Rio Arribe Catron
Sandoval
Lovington Chamber Sets 1963 Work Program And Goals
The Lovington Chamber of Commerce approves a 1963 program led by Jim Jackson. Highlights include a January 31 banquet, a major membership drive to stabilize finances, building plans, agricultural promotions, and highway designation efforts for U S Highway 82 Extension. Legislative activity and industrial development also feature prominently.
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Lovington Chamber of Commerce
Jim Jackson
Chamber
Jacksonid
Lea County
Ington
New Mexico Chamber of Commerce Executives Association
Permian Basin
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NM Liquor Group
Zane Ford
Lovington Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis
C. O. Greene
Clovis
A. L. (Lee) Dunn
H. H
Chub) Howell
Japan Self Defense Agency
Wea
Red Cross Clinic
Chamber of Commerce
Tatum
Lovington National Bank
Winford Carlile
Allen Church
Rudie Kneese
Glen Werhan