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Lovington Daily Leader

Location

Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1968

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Gunman Kills Three Eludes NY Police

A Bronx gunman killed three people and wounded a fourth with a sawed off .30 caliber auto carbine. Police widened a 15 state alarm for Bobby Rogers alias Bobby Pugh, 31, as officers scoured a five story East 138th Street tenement.

NY Police Bob Monroe Associated Press NEW York (Ap Bronx Bronx Asst. Dist. Atty Burton Roberts Bobby Rogers Bobby Pugh Central Park Angel Anzelos East 138Th Street

New Mexico Delegates Seek Seats for National Convention

Artesia Democrat Tom Brown Sr says New Mexico’s 48 delegates were allotted 32 seats at Chicago. He expects a talk with national chairman John Bailey to arrange more seats and notes a planned Albuquerque meeting to resolve the delegation split between Humphrey and McCarthy supporters. Brown may push voluntary delegate reductions if needed.

Artesia New Mexico Democratic Party Tom Brown John Bailey Brown Chicago Santa Fe Hubert Humphrey Eugene McCarthy Humphrey McCarthy Dessie Sawyer Crossroads Conevention Albuquerque John Simms Sterling Black Los Alamos Mce Carthy Harold Wolden

Powell's Conviction Upheld By Court

Former Rep. Adam Clayton Powell's 1966 criminal contempt conviction was upheld by a 3 to 2 vote of the Appellate Division. Powell, once Harlem's Democratic congressman, faced potential arrest in New York State if he enters the state without further appeals. The case stemmed from avoidance of a defamation judgment by Esther James and related civil and House conduct disputes.

Malcolm Stephenson Associated Press NEW York Adam Clayton Powell State Supreme Court Henry R. Williams Court of Appeals Powell Harlem Bimini Bahamas Powe New York State Esther James House of Representatives House Committee Congress

NMSU Mourns Loss of Dennard in I-10 Crash

George H. Dennard 54 director of missions at New Mexico State University died after a car truck collision on Interstate 10 near Las Cruces. He died en route to Memorial General Hospital. Survivors include his widow and three sons. The truck driver escaped serious injury. Dennard, a former high school principal at Fort Sumner, had served at NMSU since 1959.

Las Cruces George H. Dennard New Mexico State University Interstate 10 Dennard Espina St NMSA Memorial General Hospital Dave Bob Mike Tim Richard Manasco Heaton N.M Gallup Fort Sumner

Boycott Aims to Reharm Sanitation Dismissals

In St Petersburg Rev A D King urged an economic boycott to push for rehiring 190 striking sanitation workers all but one of them Black. A two month campaign targets wealthy white merchants and complacent Black merchants and ministers who ignore the Black poor. King vows to scare wealth power and press voters via registration drives to win back jobs and pressure employers.

ST. Petersburg Fla A. D. King King Martin Luether King Jr Memphis Tenn Mount Zion Primitive Baptist Church

Area Resident Dies Today

William Marion Hayes 75 of 609 North Second Street died early today at Lovington Lea General Hospital after four days as a patient. A farmer by trade, he moved to Lovington in 1951 from Petersburg Texas with his wife Birtie Sue. Survived by eight sons and one daughter plus 24 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at 2:00 pm at Hillcrest Baptist Church with burial at Resthaven Memorial Gardens under Smithe Rodgers Funeral Home direction.

William Marion Hayes North Second Street Lovington Lovington Lea General Hospital Hayes Petersburg Texas Birtie Sue Barney Ft. Bayard N. M Johnny and Charles J. P Parkman Wyoming R. C Eunice Jear Praire Te Grove Arkansas Carson Dallas Cleo Tateum Alice Joyce Smith Oklahoma City Oklahoma Edith Shaw Cooper Jessie Johnson Farmersville Hillcrest Baptist Church Ed Scarbrough Resthaven Memorial Gardens Smithe Rodgers

Testimony Continues In Murder Trial In Las Vegas NM

In Las Vegas New Mexico the murder trial of former West Las Vegas High School teacher Matt Sandoval continues over the May 25 1967 shooting death of John Ludi at Ludi s liquor store. Montoya a teacher and alleged friend of Sandoval and Ludi describes harsh police questioning after claiming he was in the store that evening.

Las Vegas N.M West Las Vegas Matt Sandoval John Ludi Ludi Sandoval Montoya

Zschiesche Elected To Cotton Board

RUIDOSO DOWNS AP The New Mexico Cotton Ginners Association re elected most officers including Emil Hohman as president Eddie Hughes as vice president and Winston Lovelace as secretary treasurer along with directors Johman Hughes Joe Clark W G Cook and L C Thomas One new director Carroll Zschiesche Lovington was elected and Ellis Parks Roswell was re elected director at large

Ruidoso Downs New Mexico Cotton Ginners Association Emil Hohman Deming Eddie Hughes Artesia Winston Lovelace Loving Johman Hughes Joe Clark Mesilla Park W. G. Cook L. C. Thomas Portales Ellis Parks Roswell Carroll Zschiesche Lovington

Governor Sees Film Deal for Narrow Gauge Route

Gov. David Cargo announced a pact between the Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad and Warner Brothers Seven Arts for a film in the Chama area. He travels to Chama for talks on the line’s future as filming could trigger about 15 million dollars of production on the narrow gauge route along the New Mexico Colorado line from Antonito to Farmington.

Santa FE David Cargo Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad Warner Brothers Seven Arts Studio Chama Cargo D&rgw New Mexico Colorado Denver Fred Patton John May Department of Development Interstate Commerce Commission Colorado State Line Antonito Colo Farmington

Weather Update for Lovington and Hobbs-Lovington

Partly cloudy conditions continue through Saturday with isolated thundershowers possible late today and again late Saturday. Highs in the 60s to 90s, lows 45 to 70, with statewide chances of afternoon and evening showers mainly in the south and east regions.

Lovington Hobbs-Lovington Portales New Mexico

Water Runoff Falls Short of Projections in Rio Grande

James W. Kirby of the Bureau of Reclamation reports runoff from winter and spring snows in New Mexico and Colorado is less than expected. He notes Rio Grande Project storage at 327,500 acre feet as the snowmelt season ends.

EL Paso, Tex New Mexico Colorado James W. Kirby Bureau of Reclamation Kirby Rio Grande Project

Security plan for Ray King assassination trial in Memphis

Officials said the James Earl Ray trial will be the biggest Tennessee trial since 1925 and will use voice and picture tape for every attendee. Newsmen will get photo IDs, and entry will be through an underground corridor to restrict access.

Memphis, Tenn Tennessee James Earl Ray Martin Luther King Jr Charles Holmes William N. Morris Shelby County Criminal Court Ray Criminal Courts London Morris Dist. Atty Phil M. Canale Warren Cargill King

Dave Cargo Loses Editorial Support In NM Primary

Farmington Daily Times reverses backing from 1966 endorsement of Gov. David Cargo and says it will support Clifford Hawley in the Republican primary. The editorial criticizes administrative performance while noting Cargo’s charm and political focus.

Farmington David Cargo Farmington Daily Times Carego Clifford Hawley Cargo Hawley People of New Mexico The Times Gov. Cargo

Pueblo Prisoners Release Rumored by Senator Young

Senator Young forecast U S release of the Pueblo prisoners by August with an apology and indemnity of about 100 million dollars. The State Department disputed the claim saying no source was known. The Pueblo crew of 83 was seized January 23 near North Korea, with talks ongoing.

Washington State Department United States Stephen M. Young Dohio Armed Services Committee U.S Pueblo Robert J. McCloskey Sen. Young Department Young North Korea Panmunjom

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