Sermons on morality warn against modern dangers
The Rev Father Y R Davis, former St Marys Episcopal vicar now retired, delivers excerpts from a sermon condemning communism and a rising false philosophy. He warns of situational ethics, the new morality, and intellectual reservations shaping ministers, urging steadfast moral standards amid dangers to democracy.
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America
Father Y.R. Davis
St. Mary’s Episcopal Church
Luke
Father Davis
North Atlantic
Father Dav
University of Colorado
George Norlin
Mater
Mission foundation found at Picuris Pueblo New Mexico
A road project near Picuris Pueblo uncovered the stone foundation of the first Spanish mission built there in 1631. Laguna Indian Rapheal Lockwood spotted the relic as workers leveled for a road to the new Picuris Museum. Elders and scholars call it an exciting discovery, shedding light on Pueblo history.
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Picuris Pueblo
N.M
Santa Fe
Picuris Museum, Arts, Crafts, and Training Center
Rapheal Lockwood
Picuris
Alfred Rae
Prison Employee Discontent Prompts Martinez Appeal
Rep. Severo Martinez of De Rio Arriba asks a special legislative committee to probe inmate and staff unrest at the state prison. The Legislative Council declines, referring the matter to the state prison board before the new Corrections Department takes effect July 1. Governor Cargo designates J. E. Baker as Corrections secretary, a move seen as widening administration.
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Corrections Department
Girls Welfare Home
Board of Probation and Parole
State Court Admin
Martinez
Baker
Anthony Lucero
D-Bersnalillo
Lucero
Legislative Council
Robert E. McKee
Sen
LM. Smalley
Lijit Sierra-Hidalgo
Seveded Martinez
Monero
Rio Arriba
Burger Appointment Cleared as Supreme Court Could Nominee Sails Through
Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart denied a bid to block Warren E. Burger from becoming chief justice. The ruling, coming after an appeals court action, paves the way for Burger to succeed Earl Warren when the term ends. Randolph Phillips led the challenge, arguing he and allies were barred from testifying and barred from the Senate hearing room despite assurances.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Potter Stewart
Warren E. Burger
Stewart
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Burger
Earl Warren
District Court
Senate
Randolph Phillips
New York
Phillips
Appeals Court
J. Skelly Wright
Carl Mcs Gowan
Edward A. Tamm
Senate Judiciary Committee
Mike Mansfield
John M. Holloman III
Weather outlook for Lovington and New Mexico
Partly cloudy weekend with scattered showers and thundershowers. Lovington highs near 98 and lows around 59, 20 percent rainfall. New Mexico sees clear to partly cloudy skies with eastern border thundershowers, windy on Sunday and cooling through Monday.
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Lovington
New Mexico
Second Series For Swimmers At Holiday Pool
The season’s second series of swimming lessons starts Monday at the Holiday pool under manager Dale Buck. Registration begins tomorrow at 10 o’clock for beginners advanced beginners intermediates and adults. Saturday certificates were issued to many completing the first series listing names across all groups. A separate note reports state highway engineers beginning work on the entrance road to the Zoological Botanical State Park north of Carlsbad with initial staking planned for Friday or early next week.
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Dale Buck
Lovington
Rhonda O’briant
Virginia O’briant
Deborah Long
Christal Taylor
Katrina Hinkle
Teresa Short
Donda Mahan
Willie Tucker
Thomas Pearce
Freddy Bethel
Roy Reha
Clifton Cook
Steve Yarbro
Vena Varnell
Anita Cano
Ivy Milsap
Jean Christensen
Phil Osborn
Bruce Martin
Mary Helen Christensen
Craig Nelson
Jan Foster
Deeborah Reed
Jamie Buck
Earl Richardson
Becky Long
Darryl Roberts
Jay Hinton
Mario DeLos Santos
Clyde Cook
Connie Christensen
Joe Byrum
Bret
Santa FE
State Highway Department
L. G. Boles
Zoological - Botanical State Park
Carlsbad
Boles
Lovington Sizzles In 100 Heat
Lovington faced the year’s hottest weekend with temperatures above 100 degrees. A dry Southwest wind worsened conditions for people plants and animals while a cold front from the northeast failed to cool the area.
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Lovington
New England States
Midwest
Re scheduled public hearings on New Mexico Clean Air Act
Santa Fe reports hearings on proposed standards for the 1967 Clean Air Act have been moved from July to August. The rules address pulp mills and hydrogen sulfide limits, with calls for cross border emission controls and reciprocal action with neighboring states. Final approval will come from the Health and Social Services Board, which also serves as the Air Quality Control Board.
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Santa FE
New Mexico
Dick Burgard
Health and Social Serices
Parsons & Whittemore Co
New York
Albuquerque
Health and Social Services Board
Air Quality Control Board For
Bernie May to Speak at Rotary Ladies Night in Albuquerque
Bernie May, noted Albuquerque music dealer and Beechcraft Bonanza owner for 30 years, will tell the story of his Golden Horn for Rotary and their guests at Western Grill. The event starts at 7 p.m. Thursday with May and his wife Fair traveling from Lovington this week. Dr. Darrell Atchley will become president as officers for next year are installed.
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The
United Veterans
Lovington
Bernie May
Albuquerque
Southwest
Western Grill
May
New Mexico
Beechcraft Factory
Brady
Texas
University of New Mexico
Great Southwest
Fair
Lovingston
Darrell Atchley
Maerion Foster
Hickel Proposes New Parks Rules and North America Plan
Interior Secretary Walter J. Hickel issued policy guidelines for the National Park System emphasizing development of parks near urban areas and recreation on reservation lands. He urged a North American parks plan by 1972 and directed fee-based campground operation by the Park Service.
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Washington
Secreary of the Interior
Walter J. Hickel
National Park System
Hickel
North America
Interior Department
Park Service
Stewart L. Udall
George B. Hartzog
National Park Service
Plague source sought in Placitas New Mexico
State Health Department officials investigate bubonic plague in Placitas. Residents express concern and urge cooperation as nonresidents are asked to avoid the area while health workers trace the case of Keith Pleasonton, 18. Affected residents worry about the hippie community and quarantine.
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Placitas, N.M
State Health Department
Placitas
Bernard Homrich
Albuquerque
Keith Pleasonton
Lovington Child Injured In Train Car Crash
In Rocky Ford Colorado a one year old from Lovington Rebecca Gonzales was critically injured when a train car crash occurred three miles east of Rocky Ford. An infant in the car with ten people from three families was in satisfactory condition at Pioneers Memorial Hospital. Refugio Sanchez was the driver of the car that collided with a Santa Fe train traveling about 130 miles per hour.
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Rocky Ford
Colo
Rebecca Gonzales
Lovington
Pioneers Memorial Hospital
Lupe Estella Sanchez
Refugio Sanchez
Balcomb Plans Lea Visit to Meet Republican Group
Ed Balcomb, Bernalillo County Commission chairman and potential gubernatorial candidate, will visit Lea Republicans on Tuesday. He will attend a 7:30 coffee at the home of Larry Johnson, Lea County GOP chairman, located at 702 E Seco in Hobbs.
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Ed Balcomb
Bernalillo County
Lea
Larry Johnson
Lea County
GOP
Johnson
Seco
Hobbs
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Holiday Pool
Back Row
Bobby Casselberry
Jerry Gregory
Joe Loving
Scott Foster
Front Row
Julia Carr
Tonisa Clardy
Rebecca Elliott
Cinda Welborn
Warren
VETS
State Park
Burgard
Parsons & Whittemore
Mexico
Rotary
Kenneth Brown
Brown
Balcomb
Lea Republicans
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