23 Jun 1967
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Newspaper
Lovington Daily Leader
Location
Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1967
Page
1
A lively miscellany from a local page features fashion talk about Twiggy, a bold sign proposal about a color TV on the front lawn, and reflections on public figures like Manny Loveall and Pete Hurd. Carl Sandburg signs off with thoughts on time and life, while comments poke at politics, media, and Berkeley.
Johnson and Kosygin met at Hollybush Glassboro State College for the Big Two summit opening with handclasps and congratulations on Johnson becoming a grandfather. They planned talks on peace war nuclear risks the Middle East and Vietnam with a rule allowing substantive topics from either side.
Rev. L. S. Manny Loveall new First Christian Church pastor moved to Lovington last week replacing Roy Blizzard. He previously served Bartlesville Oklahoma and has four children and seven and a half years as a deputy sheriff. He is a Miami Oklahoma High School graduate.
Saturday's weather reached a 91 degree high by 4 PM and a 68 degree low by 6 AM. Conditions remained dry with clear skies throughout the day and light winds.
Four men including Reies Tijerina were ordered held without bond on first degree kidnaping charges after the Tierra Amarilla courthouse raid. Wounded jailer Eulogio Salazar testified Tijerina shot him in the jaw as he leaped from the building during the June 5 assault in Rio Arriba County New Mexico.
Lovington Schools designated contract school for Lea County in a new Title One Migrant Program. Funds flow through Lovington, with Hobbs also signing, to assist migrant children ages 5 to 17. Jimmy Henry directs the program. Joe Gulledge coordinates field work. Goals include assessing migrant needs, addressing health and schooling, and creating education opportunities as populations move.
Rosary was recited for Julius R Tylich a 54 year old Lovington resident who died Thursday morning at Lovington Lea General Hospital after a five month illness. He lived at 311 South Second and worked 23 years for Service Pipeline Company. Survived by wife Anne two daughters Betty Ann Tylich and Tisha Rose Tylich a son Charles Raymond and his parents siblings and extended family. Rosary at Smith Rogers Chapel, body flown to Edna Texas for Saturday funeral and burial.
Santa Fe officials debated shifting highway department personnel duties to the State Personnel Board. Highway Commission Chairman John Sudderth asked Attorney General Boston Witt to challenge the transfer in court, asserting the clause in the 1967 general appropriations act is likely illegal.
Max Edwin Wright of Lovington Chapter received the Chevalier degree at the State Conclave of DeMolays in New Mexico held in Portales at ENMU. A Past Master Councilor, Meritorious Service Award recipient and state Knighthood director, he serves as master of ceremonies and is a junior at SMU.
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