Floods devastate homes roads and bridges in eastern New Mexico
United Press International reports widespread flood damage across eastern New Mexico with millions in losses to homes, roads, and bridges though no direct fatalities. Authorities cite two traffic deaths linked to the storm as search efforts continue for a missing Raton man. Weather warnings remain as rains threaten renewed flooding risk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
New Mexico
Vermejo
Hondo
Ruidoso
Springer
Raton
Tony Cordova
Cimarron
U.S
Washington State
Algiers Coup Overthrows President Ben Bella
Ahmed Ben Bella was toppled and arrested in a bloodless coup led by Col. Houari Boumedienne on the morning of June 1965. The former leader faces high treason charges, casting doubt on the June Afro Asian Conference in Algiers.
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United Press International
Algiers
Ahmed Ben Bella
Houari Boumedienne
Algeiers
English Urged Restraint In Viet Nam
London reports the Viet Nam peace mission appointed by the Commonwealth conference urged all sides to show utmost restraint in military operations as a first step toward a cease-fire. A spokesman said the four man mission hopes to enlist factions including the Viet Cong rebels. Diplomatic sources said unaligned nations might launch the peace initiative if the mission fails to win support.
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London
British Commonwealth
U.S. Strategic Air Command
Saigon
UPI
Commonwealth Conference
Fourman
Harold Wilson
Floods Hit Colorado Rivers Swamp Kansas Towns
Colorado floods rush into Kansas forcing evacuations at Garden City and Dodge City as the disaster toll climbs. Gov Love reports 27 counties damaged and requests 31 million dollars in federal disaster aid.
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Denver
UPI
Colorado
Kansas
Garden City
Dodge City
Lakin
New Mexican
Wyoming
Montana
John A. Love
Johnson
Arkansas
Pueblo
Kansas State Line
Augustin Ricon
Lamar
Colo
South Platte River
Nebraska
Algerian coup ousts Ahmed Ben Bella
Ahmed Ben Bella was toppled in a pre dawn army coup led by Col. Houari Boumedienne who seized key points and placed Ben Bella under arrest. Boumedienne formed a revolutionary committee and Paris reports note his sympathy for Communist China.
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Col
Houari Boumedienne
Ben Beldla
Boumedienne
Paris
Algeria
Peking
Ben Bella
Moscow
Havana
Cairo
Ben Belle
Algiers
U S Army Helicopter Blown Up by Communist Fire
A U S Army helicopter was blown up by Communist ground fire and crashed 195 miles northeast of Saigon. All four crewmen were reported missing. In South Viet Nam, a terrorist bombing and crashes killed and injured 19 others in 24 hours. American aircraft flew 26 sorties over North Viet Nam bombing bridges highways and river ferries.
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Saigon
U.S
Viet Nam
Martin Stuart-Fox
United Press International
ZAPD
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Weather Forecast for Carlsbad Lovington Clovis Portales
A light weather bulletin shows Carlsbad Lovington Clovis and Portales remaining fair through Monday with little temperature change. Sunday's highs range from the upper 80s to the mid 90s and lows around 60s to 70s in these areas.
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Carlsbad
Lovington
Clovis
Portales
Cashway plans new ultra modern supermarket in Lovington
Cashway Markets Inc owner Tootie Schnaubert announced a $300000 16000 square foot super market at Ninth Street and Ave D southwest Lovington. Ace Building and Supply of Hobbs to construct starting Monday with completion targeted for September 15 and opening by October 1.
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Tootie Schnaubert
Cashway Markets, Inc
Ave. D
Ninth Street
David Schnaubert
Bob Marker
Rod Ridenour
Steve Schnaubert
Jimmy Enyeart
Marker
Enyeart
Ace Building and
Dick Hapke
Lovington
Art Bentz
June Development Corporation
Cashway, Inc
Blewett Cotton Distributing Co
Blongs
Cashway
Bentz
Ace Building and Supply
Hobbs
Schnaubert
W. Ave. H
Clovis
Carlsbad
Schnauebert
Newspaper Delivery Hotline Notice
If you have not received your weekday paper by 6 00 P M call 6 2844 before 7 00 P M No calls after 7 00 P M Your Sunday paper arrives by 8 00 A M Call 6 2844 before 9 00 A M No calls after 9 00 A M
Lovington Schools Win $8074 Head Start Grant
The Lovington Schools receive an $8,074 grant from the Office of Economic Opportunity to operate an eight week Head Start program at Liano Elementary for 45 incoming kindergartners starting August 30 1965. Three teachers three aides and volunteers will guide activities meals and bus transport with weekly parent meetings to boost nutrition and school readiness.
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Office of Economic Opportunity
Washington, D.C
Lovington
Lovington Daily Leader
New Mexico
Clinton Anderson
Joseph Monetoya
Tom Morris
Johnny Walker
Liano
Lovington Public Schools
Lowington
Red Cross Water Safety Courses Announced
Red Cross Water Safety co chairs Mr and Mrs Gene Riggs said two courses will run over the next two weeks. Senior Lifesaving starts Monday at Lovington Country Club pool with Dennis Hester as instructor. A Water Safety Instructors course follows June 28 at Aquamarine Pool Hobbs from 3 00 a m to 2 30 p m for five days led by Gilbert Gribble with a $2 50 pool fee at Hobbs. Contact Gene Riggs or Harvey Markiey for qualifications.
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Gene Riggs
Red Cross Water Safety
Lovington Country Club
Dennis Hester
Aquamarine Pool
Hobbs
Gilbert Gribble
Red Cross
Harvey Markiey
Red Cross Chapter
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Joe Frances Scott
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Santo Domingo
Inter- America
Organization Oferican States
OAS
UMS
Edward H. White
James A. McDivitt
Yuri Gagarin
Soviet Union
le Bourget
White
McDivitt
Humphrey
de Gaulle
Kansas Cities
Sterling
Platte
Manuel Guarjardo
Agate
Carol Oakes
Lamar, Holly
la Junta
B. J. Bouti
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Cashway Markets Inc
Hobbs, Lovington
W. Ave
Sonny Williams
Jack Stoops
T.V. Center
Avenue D
Phil Sanford
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