Civilization's Foundations and a Rotary Gaffe
The piece argues basic human needs drive civilization, with leadership offering guidance but not policy to fulfill wants. It then recounts Hoyt Caldwell at Rotary bungling an introduction, followed by a note about Fred Hootman visiting in Loveington and a reflective quote from Alexander Pope.
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Hoyt Caldwell
Rotary
Hoyt
Fred Hootman
Midwest City
Okla
Loveington
Hootman
Mr. Caldwell
Denver council approves gun ordinance to curb vigilantes
Denver City Council unanimously passes a gun control ordinance drafted by Police Chief George Seaton to curb armed vigilante groups. Mayor Tom Corrigan signs it. law takes effect at midnight Friday. The measure bans carrying any firearm with few exceptions to reduce armed confrontations.
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Denver
Colo
George Seaton
Tom Corrigan
Seaton
Congress faces delayed adjournment amid vital pending bills
Congress delays Aug. 3 adjournment as Johnson urges action on higher education antipoverty gun control and conservation measures. House and Senate battles loom over foreign aid arms sales education and budget bills with a potential post convention session likely.
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William F. Arbogast
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
Johnson
White House
House
House Appropriations Committee
Senate
Abe Fortas
Homer Thornberry
Supreme Court
New Mexico Secures Funding in Authorization Bill
Washington AP reports the final authorization bill restores New Mexico military projects. White Sands Missile Range, Fort Wingate Depot, Kirtland and Cannon AFBs, Holloman AFB, White Sands Naval Ordnance Facility, Sandia and Manzano Bases receive funds. House cuts were restored by Senate and conferees. Clinton Anderson notes Nav ordnance funding supports tested delivery.
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Washington
New Mexico
House
Senate
Army — White Sands Missile Range
Ft. Wingate Army Depot
Air Force— Kirtland Air Force Base
Cannon Afb
Holloman Afb
Navy
White Sands
Naval Ordnance Missile Test Facility
Defense Atomic Support Agency
Sandia Base
Man
New Vicar Buck Assumes Duties at Lovington Church
The Reverend Robert A. Buck becomes Vicar of St. Marys Episcopal Church Lovington and will also lead services at St Timothy Episcopal Eunice after earning a Bachelor of Divinity from the Church Divinity School of the Pacific. Buck, a California native and Los Angeles native, was ordained July 1 by Bishop C J Kinsolving III at Trinity on the Hill Los Alamos. He studied engineering at UCLA and worked as a systems engineer at Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory before entering seminary in 1965.
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Robert A. Buck
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Lovington
St. Timothy’s Episcopal Church
Eunice
Church Divinity School of the Pacific
Mr. Buck
C. J. Kinsolving, III
New Mexico
Southwest Texas
Trinity-on the-Hill Episcopal Church
Los Alamos
California
Paul L. Anderson
South Pasadena
Robert R. Buck
Buck
College of Engineering
University of California At
Los Angeles
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
Project Rover
Forty four new registrants listed by selective service board
Forty four men have been listed as new registrants by the Selective Service Board according to Mrs. Mary Hamzy director. They are Lester Klaseing Elvis Knox Pat Holladay Burl Alexander Si Marchbanks Edmond Stewear Jr John Casselberry Charles Wood Richard Shelton Danny Nolan Carlton McCrary James Callaway James Jones David Eppler John Cotz William Idleman Garry Wilson Pat Moran John Ballew Eddie McGuire Timothy Smith Joe Sims George Hayes Russell Hollis Jimmy Pate Charles DeJarnett Robert Rains Thomson Ahuddell Robert five See BOARD On Page 8
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Selective Service Board
Mary Hamzy
Lester G. Klaseing
Elvis L. Knox
Pat T. Hole Laday
Burl D, Alexander
Si C. Marchbanks
Edmond C. Steweart, Jr
John R. Casselberry
Charles T. Wood
Richard A, Shelton
Danny J
Nolan
Carlton P, McCrary
James V, Callaway, Jr
James H
Clifford to assess Vietnam War from South Vietnam to Honolulu
Secretary of Defense Clark Clifford will fly to South Vietnam to assess the war situation including a possible July or August offensive. He will brief President Johnson in Honolulu after a period on the scene. He notes enemy activity near the DMZ and around Saigon and says U.S. troop levels are adequate.
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Washington
Clark M. Clifford
South Vietnam
Pentagon
Honolulu
Johnson
Clifford
Demilitarized Zone
Saigon
U.S
Vietnam
I Corps
Dmz
Adm
Hyman G. Rickover
Rickover
Defense Secretary
John S. Foster
Miss New Mexico Pageant set for Hobbs on July 13
The annual Miss New Mexico Pageant will be held in Hobbs at 8 00 p m Saturday night July 13 in the Hobbs High School auditorium. Entries include Carol Ann Sikes Eunice Karen Maciolek and Kim Caylor among others from ENMU NMJC NMSU UNM BYU and local colleges.
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New Mexico
Hobbs
Hobbs High School
Carol Ann Sikes
Eunice
Eastern New Mexico University of West Texas State
Janice Elaine Stout
Grady
ENMU
Wanda Marcelle Halioris
Roswell
Claudia Phelps
Carlsbad
Cottey College
Kim Caylor
University of New Mexico
N.M. Maid of Cotton
National Maid of Cotton
Carol Jean Rowse
Tucumcari
Brigham Young University
Carolyn Jean Osborne
Farmington
San Juan County
UNM
Steel negotiators stall as contract deadline nears
Top United Steelworkers negotiators report little progress on a new steel industry contract with three weeks to go. President J W Abel warns buyers and bosses that striking is possible if talks fail, aiming for a rank and file vote near the August expiration. Industry argues a 6 percent wage rise would hurt profits while current pay averages 3.67 an hour plus fringe benefits.
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Doug Bailey
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers Union
J.W. Abel
Abel
L Company
Weather Outlook for Lovington and New Mexico
Lovington area today remains partly cloudy with a chance of thund erstorms late. Tonight and Friday see decreasing clouds and a diminished shower chance. highs near 95 and lows around 64. Across New Mexico, east portions stay partly cloudy while the west stays cloudy in the afternoons and evenings through Friday. lows tonight range 45 to 60 north and 60s south, with Friday highs between 85 and 96 north and 82 to 97 south.
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Lovington
New Mexico
Las Cruces Man Seeks Ballot Spot In County Race
Sammy Burke of Las Cruces filed a writ of mandamus in district court to compel Dona Ana County Clerk Lorraine Gutierrez to place his name on the Republican primary ballot for a county commission seat. A hearing is set for July 26 before Judge Richard Stanley in Alamogordo. Gutierrez ruled Burke ineligible due to a party affiliation change within one year of the election proclamation issued by Gov. David Cargo.
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Las Cruces
Sammy Burke
Burke
Dist
Richard Stanley
Alamogordo
Dona Ana
Lorraine Guterrez
Gutierrez
Ernestine Evans
David Cargo
Gun law supporters may bypass committee to seek floor action
Senate backers of tougher gun controls consider taking their proposals directly to the floor as the Judiciary Committee stalled registration licensing and a mail order rifles and ammunition ban. House action was postponed with Johnson Supreme Court nominations occupying agendas. Senate leaders plan discussions to bypass the committee, with Mansfield and Dirksen generally favoring Tydings proposals.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate Judiciary
Johnson
Supreme Court
Joseph D. Tydings
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Tydings
Modifications Extend Life Of Aging F100 Wings
The Air Force reports 15 year old F100 fighters receive wing center section reskinning and other reinforcements after inspections. Officials say the issue is not critical and replacements by A37s planned for Southeast Asia may reduce F100s there, while U.S. bases see no immediate shift. New Mexico Air National Guard pilots note many F100s near 4000 hour limit and retirement or refit, with concerns over reassignment if aircraft are retired.
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Washington
Air Force
Tactical Air Command
Air National Guard
Southeast Asia
United States
Albuquerque
Ed Pennybacker
Vietnam
New Mexico Air National Guard
New Mexico
Albuquerque woman reports Washington embassy occupant
Dorothy Orrison says Refes Tijerina, leader of land graft claimants, is living in the donated embassy house in Washington. She said he called about moving in and claimed Mrs Tijerina would give birth there. Orrison notes several Black residents moved in without permission and then left.
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Albuquerque
Washington, D.C
Refes Tijerina
Dorothy Orrison
Tijerina
Washington
Miss Orrison
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D-Mont
St. Mary
Draft Board
Robert Buck
Guy Junior Williams
Max Gray
Williams
DR. Jodie
Jodie Smith
New Mexico Junior College
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