Wildcat Tales and Vietnam Mail Drive In Lovington
Leonard Lehl previews a summer at the University of Texas while the Lions club discusses mailing Leaders to servicemen in Southeast Asia at about 20 cents per issue. The piece also surveys hit and run driving and notes debate over the Ute Lake rs project with Carlsbad and Artesia weighing cost and feasibility.
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Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Lovington
Texas
Ute Lakers
Carlsbad
Artesia
Pure Tales
Sewin
Young Tatum resident returns from national conference
Janie Breckon a Tatum High School student and New Mexico Future Homemaker of America delegate participated in the National Youth Conference on Natural Beauty and Conservation held in Washington DC June 26 29. More than 500 delegates from 50 states Canada and Puerto Rico attended. The opening ceremony on the White House lawn featured remarks by Mrs Lyndon B Johnson and a surprise appearance by President Johnson. Delegates toured the White House Arboretum and heard from Mrs Orville L Freeman and Secretary of Agriculture. Sessions included talks by Secretary of the Interior Udall and panels on conservation problems leading to home community actions such as kindergarten conservation education and litter bag promotion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatum High School
Janie Breckon
White House
Washington, D. C
Janie
Janie Brecken
Clifford Henderson
FFA
Greg Richards
Boy Scouts
Dean Kinsolving
Karen Odle
Sherry Bess
Girl Scouts
Ludell Kinsolving
FHA
Dick Taylor
Tatum School Board
Ben Sterns
Lions Club
Ruby Baum
B & PW
James Odle
Mildred Jones
Chamber of Commerce
Leon Glover
Womens Extension Club
Bina Mae Hall
Tatum
Washington, D.C
New Mexico
Canada
Puerto Rico
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
America
National Arboretum
Orville L. Freeman
Freeeman
Udall
Accident Report at Avenue A and 1st Street
A morning collision at 9 20 involving Stella Dickson and Byron Lewallen damaged two cars. The 1961 Buick stopped for a stop sign and pulled into The Rambler causing $210 total damage with $10 to the Buick and $200 to the Rambler. Dickson was cited for failure to yield the right of way.
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Stella Dickson
West Madison
Byron Boyd Lewallen
Cottonwood
Avenue A
1St Street
Stella Mildred Dickson
Public Servant Faces Jury Duty Amid Farm Pressures
A rural narrator recounts receiving a federal district jury summons from Albuquerque, worried about crops burning while away. He dislikes registered mail notices as they force him to acknowledge bad news and fear signing triggers trouble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
NM Program Investigated by Federal Officials
U.S. Senator Montoya announced that the Office of Economic Opportunity will investigate New Mexico's War on Poverty program amid concerns of incompetence and nepotism. He urged a review to redirect Community Action Programs toward vocational training for the unemployed, criticizing UNM Community Action Services for non-policy counsel under CEO contracts.
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Albuquerque
UPM
New Mexico
Office of Economic Opportunity
U.S
Joseph M. Montoya
D-N
ODO
Sargent Shriver
OEO
Montoya
Shriver
Motoya
University of New Mexico Community Action Services
UNM Group
Weather Outlook With Heat Wave for Lovington and Deming
Partly cloudy today with afternoon or night showers possible and continued heat. Lovington high tomorrow about 98, low tomorrow around today’s 68. Deming reached 101 degrees, Las Vegas reports 5.29 inches of overnight precipitation so far in 1966.
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Lovington
Wington
New Mexico
Deming
Las Vegas
Captured American airmen paraded through Hanoi crowds
Tass reports two pilots identified as Capt. Murphy Neil Jones of Baton Rouge Louisiana and Lt. Col. Robert Shumaker of New Wilmington Pennsylvania were marched in handcuffs through Hanoi to be interrogated. Crowds shouted death to the American air pirates as they were led to a theater in prison overalls.
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Moscow
API
Hanoi
Tass
Air Force
Murphy Neil Jones
Baton Rouge
Robert Shumaker
New Wilmington
Jones
Shumaker
VNA
Tokyo
Wilson Plans Hanoi Peace Push via Moscow Visit
Prime Minister Harold Wilson will outline in Parliament a plan to persuade the Soviet Union to back a Viet Nam peace initiative. He will fly to Moscow on July 16 for talks with Premier Kosygin, then proceed to Washington for talks with President Johnson. The move aims to reassure allies and avert backbench rebellion amid Vietnam debates.
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London
UPS
Harold Wilson
Soviet Union
Wilson
Moscow
No. 10
Downing St
Soviet
Washington
Johnson
U.S
Viet Nam
Alexei Kosygin
Britain
Russia
Indochina
Kosygin
Commons
Saturn rocket deliberately exploded after orbiting as satellite
NASA disclosed that a 92 foot Saturn second stage, weighing 200000 pounds, was intentionally burst in space during a structural test to assess hydrogen tank pressure. The 29 ton satellite disintegrated into about 175 pieces over Corpus Christi after four passes, with remains still in orbit. The test aimed to validate restart capability and potential use as a second stage for Saturn 1 and Saturn 5 rockets.
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Cape Kennedy
UPI
U.S. Space Agency
Corpus Christi
Tex
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Houston
College Editor Likely to Seek New Trial in Contempt
Annette Buchan, 20, daily Emerald editor at the University of Oregon, faces contempt conviction for refusing to reveal student marijuana smokers. She plans a summit with her lawyer to file a new trial motion or appeal to the Oregon Supreme Court.
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Eugene, Ore
UPI
Annette Buchanan
Oregon Supreme Court
Miss Buchanan
University of Oregon Daily Emerald
State Supreme Court
Edward Leavy
Supreme Court
Marine Chief Council John Sanders Returns After 13 Months
John Sanders 26 returns from a 13 month tour as chief counsel in South Vietnam Okinawa the Philippines and Japan He is a 1957 Lovington High School graduate and ENMU 1961 political science history degree holder He plans to practice law in Lea County after completing Marine duties.
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John Sanders
South Viet Nam
Okinawa
Philippines
Japan
Sanders
Lovington High School
Eastern New Mexico University
Portales
ENMU
Sallemett University
College of Law
Salem
Oregon
Lea County
New Mexico
Marine Corps
Washington
D. C
Camp Pendelton
California
Island
South Carolina
Mahota Ann Mitchell
Tucumcari
Leisha
Angela
Lou
J. L. Buller
Roswell
Luxurious DC6B Shipped for Saigon Premier Ky
An ornate rebuilt DC6B at Oakland Airport will be shipped to Saigon for use as Premier Nguyen Cao Ky's personal transport. The aircraft features a television, bar, stereo, and a four foot gold key on the forward bulkhead symbolizing Ky.
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Oakland
Calif
API
Saigon
Nguyen Cao Ky
Air Carrier Service Corp
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Leonard Lehl
University of Texas
Austin
Purgatory
Hades
Young Tatum
Breckon
Lovington Forecast
Soviet Agency
Soviets
College Editor
Marine Chief Council
Marines
Law
John Collie
Lovington Rotary Club
Western Grill
Hank Marshall
George Tucker Randall
Kingsley
Hobbs
Jack Clyde Elgin
South Love
Elgin
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