New Mexico Jaycees Win Top National Jaycee State Title
The New Mexico Jaycees won first place in a national contest to name the Top 10 Jaycee States. Stan Ladley announced the victory, noting New Mexico outpaced larger states by a wide margin in a 50 state trading system since June 1964.
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New Mexico
Iowa
Virginai
Florida
Wisconsin
California
Nebraska
Arkansas
New Jersey
Idaho
Lovington Jaycees
Bob Murray
Don Sanford
Royce Jones
Jack M. Campbell
Jaycee
Buffalo
Quirks In The News And Small World Tidbits
A collage of brief items: two 18 year olds visit a police station to help four friends arrested on narcotics charges, a perfume drink idea noted by a Connecticut poison control official, a Chicago bound Boeing jet diverted for Windsor tea while windshield is replaced, a road safety film spooks viewers in Luton, a UK court fined a scrap dealer for smashing a shop window after a domestic quarrel, and gas fitters strike in Derby seeking modern transport.
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U.S. Palm
United Press International
Pacoima
Califm
UPI
Robert R. Sinzun
Donald Rodriguez
Sintun
Rodriguez
Hartford
Conn
Arthur S. Blank
State Poison Control Center
London
Windsor
Luton
England
Uxbridge
John Walker
Derby
New Mexico Declared Disaster Area Over Floods
The federal government declares New Mexico a disaster area due to floods in Lincoln and Colfax counties. Aid will focus on repairs to essential public facilities, with federal representatives from agencies arriving to coordinate assistance.
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Santa FE
UPI
New Mexico
Lincoln
Colfax
Opposition to Algerian leaders gains momentum with protests
Mass demonstrations and a general strike were urged by Ben Bella supporters in Algiers as troops and riot police patrolled city streets. The Committee for Coordination of National Resistance urged action against Col. Boumedienne after the coup.
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Pierre Chermay
United Press International
Algiers
UPI
Qghoce
Ahmed Ben Bella
Ben Bellas
Committee For Coordination of National Resistance
Col. Houari
Ben Bella
Algeria
Compagnies Nationale de Seccurite
Weather Outlook for New Mexico Towns
Partly cloudy today and tonight with a 50 percent chance of afternoon and night thunderstorms. Occasional heavy showers possible. Temperatures largely steady. Carlsbad 75 to 94, Lovington 89 to 91, Clovis 60 to 91, Tucumcari 58 to 96, Las Vegas 54 to 83.
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Carlsbad
Lovington
Clovis
Tucumcari
Vegas
Loving
Las Vegas
Struggle Looms Over Welfare Bill Changes
The Senate Finance Committee pressed on with a wide welfare bill including health care benefits as administration forces push to reverse changes made in the House version. Johnson's plan for hospital coverage for those over 65 and a voluntary health insurance program are in focus amid committee debate led by Senator Russell B. Long.
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Dyvowed Press International Washington
UPI
Senate Finance Committee
House
Johnson
Senate
Russell B. Long
Congress
Deepest U S Raid Hits Hanoi Area Barracks Northwest of Ha Noi
Air Force jets struck Son La barracks about 120 miles west north west of Hanoi and 80 miles from the China border in what military officials call the war's deepest penetration. Four Americans are honored after Skyraider escorts downed a MIG. More than 100 planes attacked northern targets. no enemy aircraft were sighted.
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Son la
Hanoi
Lao Cai
Viet Nam
China
An Nuoc Chie
Hue
da Nang
Saigon
Nguyen Cao Ky
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Midway
Edward A. Greathouse
Austin
Texas
Clinton Johnson
Royal Oak
Mich
Charles W. Hartman
Springfield
Jim Sm Lynne
New Hampshire
Ohio
Air Force
Son la Army
Ban Nuoc Chieu
Black River
Japan and Korea Sign Historic Treaty to Normalize Ties
Foreign Ministers Tong Won Lee and Eisaku Shiina signed a landmark accord at 4 a.m. EDT in Tokyo ending decades of enmity after 14 years of talks. U.S. backing pressured ratification, while Seoul saw riots as citizens protested a perceived sellout by their government.
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Daniel Southerland
United Press International
TOKYO
UPI
Seoul
South Korea
U. S
United States
Japan
Tong Won Lee
Etsusaburo Shiina
Schedule for missed weekday and Sunday newspaper delivery
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Excise tax cuts explained in new Treasury pamphlet
The Treasury publishes a Q and A on the $4.7 billion excise tax cuts taking effect today. It lists items taxed and eliminated, staged reductions for passenger cars and telephone taxes, expected consumer savings for cosmetics handbags radios and appliances, and guidance on refunds and household budget impact. The document notes larger relief for lower income families and directs readers to see further questions on page 4.
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Washington
UPI
Treasury Department
U. S
Weather snapshot for a warm day
A low of 59 degrees at 4 am and a high of 85 degrees expected by 2 pm indicate a warm day with mild overnight chill. Clear to partly sunny conditions likely, viewers should plan outdoor activities accordingly.
Hail damages North Lea County farmlands
Thundershowers Sunday and Monday caused hail damage to outlying croplands near McDonald Gladiola and Bronco. Drying needed to determine losses. Lovington logged .59 inches Sunday and .17 Monday Tatum .97 inches total Knowles .4 inches Mallamar released moisture.
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North Lea County
McDonald
Gladiola
Bronco
Place
Lovington
Tatum
Knowles
Mallamar
Thousands of Students Rally Against Japan Treaty in Seoul
A massive student protest in Seoul escalated as police used tear gas and clubs to disperse rock throwers against a treaty to restore normal relations with Japan. Riots spread to Inchon and Pusan with clashes involving Yonsei and Sungkyungkwak students opposing the ceremony and talks.
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James Kim
United Press International
Seoul
South Korea
Japan
Metropolitan Defense Command
Inchon
Pusan
Yonsei
Sungkyungkwak
Tongkook
Myungji
Hobbsons Arrested at La Polka Cafe in Lovington
Lovington City Police arrested two Hobbsmen at the La Polka Cafe on Commercial Street at 10 00 p m Saturday night Albert Gonzales 20 was arrested and charged with using foul and abusive language disorderly conduct resisting arrest escaping custody and fighting Bond set at 300 for resisting arrest using foul and abusive language and fighting Bond also set at 300 for Sepeda
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Lovington City
Commercial Street
Albert Gonzales
Sepeda
Two Auto Mishaps Monday in Lovington Incidents
Lovington police investigated two afternoon accidents with over 750 in damage. A 1962 Ford Thunderbird driven by W Dunlap was hit by a 1957 Ford pickup backing from Campbell's Farm & Ranch Supply near Denver City Highway, causing 150 in right door damage. A 1964 Pontiac driven by Hollie Mack Smith was backed from a space on Central and 1st Street and hit on the right rear by a 1961 Ford driven by Effie Lee Grimmett, with 300 in damage to each car. no citations issued.
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Lovington
Campbell’s Farm & Ranch Supply
Denver City
W. Dunlap
West
Aspen
Elbert D. Runnells
Central and
1St Street
Hollie Mack Smith
Lubbock
Texas
Effie Lee Grimmett
West Ave. J
Smith
Bake Sale By Lovington Varsity Cheerleaders
Lovington varsity cheerleaders host a bake sale on Wednesday June 23 at Gene s Saveway and Cashway to raise funds. The event features assorted desserts and treats for community supporters.
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Lovington
Gene’s Saveway
Cashway
Man Booked For Larceny Pleads Guilty In County Case
Jessie Earl Sires age 23 of 222 East Ave B pled to larceny under 100 dollars before Jugs Son Monday. He was sentenced to thirty days in the County Jail plus restitution after being arrested June 15 by County Sheriff's officers on thefts from a construction company he worked for.
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Jessie Earl Sires
Jugs Son
Sires
East Ave. B
Youth Injured In Mishap Near McDonald
Billy Stewart, 6, of El Centro California, was admitted to Lovington Sea General Hospital at 4 19 p m after falling from a moving pickup truck. The truck, driven by his uncle Jimmy Burn, was about 30 mph. The accident occurred about four miles east of McDonald. A hospital spokesman said Stewart remained in mane nae is.
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Billy Stewart
el Centro
California
Lovington Sea General Hospital
Jimmy Burn
McDonald
Stewart Pamaine
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Stan Ladley
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Why, Ariz
Llano
Levi
Dan Sullins
Cooper Smith
Mable Walkup
Jimmy He C. E. Jackson
Phil Sanford
Air Force Jets
Ray F. Herndon
United Press International Saigon
UPD
U .S. Air Force
Tary
U.S
North Korea
Eisaku Sato
Bake Sale
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