Boy Dies In Fall Near Tucumcari On US 66
A two year old boy, Danny Mitchell Jenneyson, was killed when thrown from a station wagon two miles west of Tucumcari New Mexico on U S Highway 66. The driver, his mother Rena Lynch Jemeyson 35 missed a curve skidded off the road and the wagon overturned once. Injured but not seriously were Deborah Jo Jemeyson 3 and Allen P Amman 21 of Rosenberg Texas.
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Becky Represents Lovington in Miss New Mexico Pageant
Becky Owen representing Lovington competes in the Miss New Mexico pageant in Hobbs with nine other contestants. The event at Hobbs High School Auditorium crowns Miss New Mexico for 1963 after a series of rehearsals and interviews.
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Chamizal Acreage Transfer Ends Longstanding Dispute
United States agrees to transfer 366 acres of downtown El Paso to Mexico, resolving the Chamizal boundary dispute caused by the 1864 Rio Grande shift. The plan reroutes the river, relocates bridges, and costs about $20 million in U.S. indemnification and construction, with ratification and funding anticipated this year and next.
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Chinese Wart On Word From Peking Boss
The Sino-Soviet talks pause as China awaits new instructions from Beijing amid a renewed ideological offensive and a 25 000 word attack from Moscow criticizing bourgeois nations. Pravda's comments hint at continued Kremlin hostility as nuclear tensions overshadow negotiations.
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President Kennedy proposes foreign stock tax to stem capital flight
President Kennedy asks Congress to levy a temporary interest equalization tax on Americans buying foreign stocks and bonds to strengthen the dollar. The market fell about 2.3 billion as Wall Street reacted, and Treasury amended the proposal delaying the tax for now with an Aug. 16 exemption for existing purchases. The Fed meanwhile expanded rediscount rate raises to curb short-term funds flowing abroad across several districts.
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Parade Float Winners Named at Sea Junior Rodeo
Winners announced for Thursdays Sea Junior Rodeo parade in Lovington include Best floats Theta Rho Girls Club first and Wildwood Wranglers second with a miniature Model T driven by Chip Payne as Most Novel Float. Hobbs 4-H Riders won Best Riding Group first and Cochran County Sheriff's Posse second. Cheryl Collie and Tommy Fort named Best Dressed Cowgirl and Cowboy.
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Weather observation notes for day segment
Early low reading 67 degrees and a peak of 92 degrees recorded by local sensors. Temperature swung widely from morning to afternoon, reflecting a warm day with bright conditions.
Kennedy's claim dogs welcome, Negroes barred
Atty. Gen. Kennedy told a Senate committee that Montgomery Alabama and Danville Virginia show racial barriers for Negro overnight stays while dogs travel with white owners are accepted at multiple establishments. He urged passage of the civil rights package as a step toward justice and noted states' rights arguments mask exploitation. Wirtz backed anti discrimination in unions. Kennedy called the package a concrete advance though not a cure all.
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Weather Outlook Lovington Friday Heat Ends Weekend
Clear to partly cloudy conditions with continued heat in Lovington. An afternoon or night thunder shower is possible. Highs near 101 degrees Friday, with overnight low around 72.
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White House Crowd Swamps Kennedy on Lawn
President Kennedy is mobbed by 2,560 foreign students on the White House lawn. He loses his breast pocket handkerchief and a PT boat tie clasp during the brisk, jostling reception Thursday.
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Izvestia mocks Dolnytsin defect rumor amid White House melee
The Soviet daily Izvestia denied Anatoly Dolnytsin defected to the West and said he remains in the Foreign Ministry after a rumored asylum request for a vacation with his wife. In Washington a Kennedy reception for foreign students led to a chaotic scene as officers struggled to shield the President.
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