Antique The Saturday Evening Post memory prompts reflections
Rev Joe Emanuel recalls an antique edition of The Saturday Evening Post dated March 29 1913. The piece contrasts old ads with a 1913 view of American life and progress while noting how deadlines shape modern journalism and mentioning Park Plaza Apartments in Albuquerque and misread FHA acronyms.
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Saturday Evening Post
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Cooper
Madleson Avenue
Post
América
Horatio Alger
Cen
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Garford
Lifebuoy
Armour’s
Bull Durham Tobacco
4 H Record Book Entered In Contest
Twenty Lea County 4 H Club record books in 20 categories go to New Mexico State University for state judging. County winners receive gold medals and state winners earn a trip to National 4 H Club Congress in Chicago. National winners get scholarships.
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Lea County
New Mexico State University
Las Cruces
Paul Kemp
Chicago
Kemp
Richard Schenck
Wrangler Club
Nina Bradshaw
Knowles
Dale Davis
Agricule
Frances Howard
Mary McCall
Eunice Club
Julia McClure
North Central Club
Charles Daniels
Nadine Club
Rodney Flemmons
James Duffy
Eastern Club
Demonstration Winners Announced in 4-H Contests
Tuesday announced junior and senior 4-H contest winners directed by Paul Kemp associate county agent. Junior winners advance to district contests July 12 in Capitan while seniors go to state competition July 31 to Aug 4 in Las Cruces. County placings include Ricky Gilmore first in livestock rope halter and Mikey Gilmore second in life cycle of cattle grub. Kenny Powell first in Rifle Safety general agriculture.
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Paul Kemp
Counedy
Capitan
Las Cruces
Ricky Gilmore
Mikey Gilmore
Kenny Powell
Conference on Border Conditions Between U S And Mexico
UPI reports a Tuesday conference in Mexico City where U S and Mexican labor leaders discussed improving border conditions and the Starr County Texas farm labor organizers issue. David Lopez of Texas AFL-CIO and William Kircher AFL-CIO director of organization met Fidel Velazquez secretary general to review measures.
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Mexico City
UPI
Starr County
Tex
David Lopez
Texas
AFL - Cio
William Kircher
Washington, D. C
Fidel Velazquez
Mid East Crisis Highlights Oil Importance to Economy
Mississippi Governor Paul B. Johnson told the Interstate Oil Compact Commission that the Middle East crisis showed oil is vital to America's economy and defense. He urged dependable domestic reserves and a strong, uninterrupted petroleum flow for national strength. The remarks were at a 30 state gathering with about 600 delegates.
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Denver
UPI
Paul B. Johnson
Mississippi
Interstate Oil Compact Commission
Middle-East
Johnson
America
Lovington Surveyor John Shearman Cited for Ground Work
Lovington surveyor John Shearman, with years of experience, conducted ground surveys yesterday. He reported steady progress and praised local crews for accuracy and safety.
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John Shearman
Lovington Sureveyor
Governor Testifies On Insurrection And Poverty Calls
Gov. David Cargo testifies before Congress on the armed insurrection in New Mexico led by Reies Lopez Tijerina as a broader poverty crisis among Southwest Spanish-Americans nears. Aide warns of potential guerrilla warfare unless relief reaches the poor.
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United Press International
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UPI
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Cargo
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National Guard
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Tierra Amarilla
Reies Lopez Tijerina
Robert Garcia
New Mexico
Punta de Agua
State Health Department
Garcia
U. S. Forest Service
Colorado
Texas
Tijerina
Cargo's Secretary To Resign
Santa Fe reports Gov. David F. Cargo's executive secretary Ramona Brusseau will resign at week's end. The longtime aide, paid 575 dollars monthly, leaves to return to legal secretary work in Albuquerque. Brusseau previously served Cargo's Albuquerque law office for 18 months before his rise to governor.
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Brusseau
Prisoner Welch Files Habeas Corpus Petition
District Judge Kermit Nash receives a longhand habeas corpus petition from Charles R. Welch jailed for 30 days for vagrancy 30 days for illegal firearm use 150 days for larceny and facing trial for contributing to delinquency of a minor Welch claims constitutional rights were violated at arrest and after and seeks release He argues lack of warrants lack of rights advisement and no phone call cites Miranda and Escobedo cases and asks the court to consider his petition for relief.
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Kermit Nash
Charles R. Welch
Welch
United States
Benge Appointed To Lovington School Board
John Benge was appointed to fill the unexpired term on the Lovington Board of Education. He is active in local civic groups and holds a B S in Pharmacy from Southwestern Institute of Technology. He and his wife Wanette reside at 910 West Avenue H with four children.
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Lovington Board of Education
Bette Taylor Kimbrough
National Association of Retail Druggist
Southwestern Institute of Technology At
Weathers
Oklahoma
Benge
Wanette
West Avenue
Lovington
Industrial Head of DOD Resigns
Santa Fe reports Milt Andrus, 58, longtime head of the DOD industrial division, resigned Tuesday citing opportunities elsewhere after six years in the post. Andrus, with the DOD since 1961, notified officials of his departure.
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DOD
Santa FE
UPD
Milt Andrus
Department of Development
Andrus
Sec
Registration Open For NMJC 1967 Summer Session
Registration continues at New Mexico Junior College for the 1967 summer session through Friday June 16 at 12 00 noon. Courses open include English Speech accounting algebra general education art and music appreciation psychology bowling child psychology typing punch card machines shorthand business mathematics biology and basic computers. over 300 students enrolled. For more information contact the registrar or counseling office.
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New Mexico Junior College
Blanche Collie
Law Named Scout Executive for Conquistador Council
William L. Law of Ottumwa Iowa will assume the District Executive post for Lea County under the Conquistador Council Boy Scouts of America. He brings more than twenty years of Scouting experience in Nebraska and Iowa and will reside in Hobbs with his wife and two daughters. Law will oversee Scout units in Hobbs Eunice Jal La Ma llamar and Tatum. He studied at St Louis University and the University of Nebraska and previously worked as a teacher before joining Scouting in 1947.
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William L. Law
Ottum
Iowa
Conquistador Council
Boy Scouts of America
Lea County
Jack Stoltz
Law
Stoltz
Nebraska
Hobbs
Eun«ice
Jal
la Mallamar
Tatum
James B. Matthews
O. T. Maxwell
The
Methodist Church
Rotary Club of
Ottumwa
St. Louis University
University of Nebraska
Helmet rule enforcement to begin Friday in Lovington
Chief James Robinson announces that Thursday is the last day to obtain motorcycle helmets in Lovington. Starting Friday morning officers will enforce the helmet requirement for operators and riders. Penalties include license suspension up to one year and a $100 fine or both on the third offense.
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James Robinson
Lovington
Collie Resigns as Principal of Yarbro Elementary
Curtis Miller is named principal after nine years of service by Yarbro Elementary School leader Collie. The Yarbro school board approved Miller to take over as principal.
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Collie
Yarbro
Yarbro Elementary School
Two Suspects Still At Large In Rio Arriba Courthouse Raid
Santa Fe police report two members of Relies Tijerina's Spanish American band remain at large after the June 5 raid on Rio Arriba County courthouse in Tierra Amarilla. A juvenile, Morales, and another man said they had been hiding in the hills near Tierra Amarilla since the attack.
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