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Lovington Daily Leader

Location

Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1963

Page

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Tank Suit Statements Challenged in Estes Tank Case

Kuykendall Investment Co. sues Thomas Bell and Lubbock Machine for 47199 over two notes tied to anhydrous ammonia tanks never built. Lubbock Machine opens case with witnesses as Estes era ties surface, while Bell defends in a cross action and hearsay objections arise over statements by Estes and associates.

Lubbock UPD Threeway Fpr Billie Sol Estes Kuykendall Investment Co Thomas Bell Pecos, Tex Lubbock Machine and Supply Co Bell Lubbock Machine and Supply T. A. Rogers Estes Rogers Kuykendall Warrick Carr E. L Curly) Hartman Hartman Carr John Cofer el Paso

Kansas Man Killed In Hobbs Crash

A Kansas man, John H. Aaron, 39, of Wichita, died from head injuries when his car rear ended a pickup on State Highway 18, four miles north of Hobbs. The driver, Frankie G. Davis, 33, Wichita, was in critical condition. five others including Adam Granger, 21, Lovington, and Sylvester Torrez, 29, La Mesa, Texas, were injured.

Hobbs UPD Kansas John H. Aaron Wichita Kan Frankie G. Davis Lea General Hospital Adam Granger Lovington Sylvester Torrez la Mesa Tex

Temperatures Yesterday Report Highlights Day’s Extremes

Yesterday logged a low of 65 degrees at 4 am and a high of 92 degrees at 2 pm. Officials urged hydration as heat peaked in the afternoon across the region.

Two Hospitalized After Jefferson First Street Crash

Two people remained in hospital after a Thursday night ton car crash at Jefferson and First Street. M Merle Joiner 1017 W Ave I suffered a possible skull fracture. Virginie Mae Veazey 614 W Ave E had a ruptured eardrum and other injuries. A teen passenger Janice Sure Blakley Las Vegas Nevada 17 was treated and released. Police listed damages: one car total loss $1500 house damage and Buick driven by Joiner four feet into yard. Joiner to be charged with driving while intoxicated.

Jefferson and First Street M. Merle Joiner W. Ave, I Virginie Mae Veazey W. Ave. E Janice Sure Blakley Las Vegas Nevada Veazey Joiner Jefferson

Holiday Pool Opens With Tuesday Contest

A diving and swimming contest for boys and girls of all ages is set for Tuesday night at Holiday Swimming Pool. Events begin at 7 p.m. with diving, freestyle swimming, a beauty and style show featuring outfits from five Lovington shops. Prizes awarded. activities include a water clown act and a frog scramble if frogs are found.

Holiday Lovington Anthony’s Turner's Tipp’s Stell’s Fashion Ag Russell Harrison Harrison Woodrow Coe

Hit And Run Driver Fined In Lovington Case

Jimmy Rayford Elmore, 23, of Lovington, fined 200 dollars and sentenced to 30 days in jail for driving while intoxicated after a Thursday night hit and run. He pleaded guilty before Acting Police Judge Hammell Carrell. The 1963 Chevrolet struck a parked 1956 Chevrolet on North Ninth Street near West Adams, pushing it 15 feet. Elmore was found later on Cemetery Road. the Perkins car owner reported damage estimated at 500 dollars to both vehicles. Witness O L Kite gave details, ambulance driver heard report, and alerted police}

Jimmy Rayford Elmore Lains Elmore Hammell Carrell North Ninth St W. Adams St N. Ninth Street Cemetery Road Lovington A. B. Perkins W. Adams Perkins O. L. Kite Ninth St Smith-Yarbro Funeral Home Lovington Lea General Hospital

Water drought cripples New Mexico Rio Grande irrigation

United Press reports severe drought across New Mexico with virtually no Rio Grande flow upstream of Albuquerque. Elephant Butte Reservoir drops to a small fraction of normal, Pecos system also below par, while only the Eastern Plains see relief from showers.

John McMillion United Press New Mexico Plains Rio Grande Albuquerque Texas Line Elephant Butte Reservoir Truth Or Consequences Elephant Butte Bureau of Reports Bureau of Reclamation Rio Grande Valley Pecos Valley Pecos River Alamogordo Fort Sumner Roswell- Artesia

Texico Girl Crowned New Mexico Maid of Cotton

Beth Peyton an 18 year old from near Texas won the New Mexico maid of cotton contest over nine rivals at Eastern New Mexico University. Suzanne Carol Appleton of Deming was first runner up and Marilyn Tilden Joyce of Carlsbad was second runner up. Shelby Smith of Albuquerque held last year’s national title and is now touring as a cotton industry ambassador. Miss Peyton is five feet five and a half inches tall and has TV modeling experience in Clovis.

Ruidoso UPID Beth Peyton Texas New Mexico Miss Peyton Eastern New Mexico University Suzanne Carol Appleton Deming McMurry Tex Marilyn Tilden Joyce Carlsbad Shelby Smith Albuquerque Miss Smith Neill Hartman Cotton Ginners Association Maid of Cotton Clovis

Three diplomats expelled deepen Sino Soviet rift

Moscow expels five Chinese Communists including three diplomats after a letter attacking Khrushchev's coexistence policy circulated from the Beijing Central Committee. Peking calls the move unreasonable as Sino-Soviet talks risk collapse before the July 5 meeting.

Moscow UPD Soviet Union Peking Kremlin Nikita S. Khrushchev Mei Wei-kang Lu Pei-Hsin Wang Yao-tung Liu Taoyu Yao Yi Institute Khrushchev Central Committee Communist Party Soviet Peking Radio

Nine In Miss N M Contest Hobbs July 20 staged

Nine contestants will converge in Hobbs on July 20 for the Miss New Mexico pageant. Delegates come from Clovis Lovington Hobbs Carlsbad Roswell Las Cruces Los Portales and Las Cruces. The Las Cruces entrant is Miss South Central New Mexico. The winner receives a $1000 scholarship from State Pepsi Cola bottlers.

Mexico Hobbs

Simmons Buys Office Supply

Jack Simmons, longtime Stoltz Office Supply manager, has purchased the business from the Stoltz Estate. Effective July 1, Simmons becomes sole owner and operator of Office Supply Company, continuing the same products and printing services.

Jack Simmons Stoltz Office Supply and Printing Company Jerry and Wilma Stoltz Simmons Office Supply Company Stoltz

Alma Covington Dies in Hobbs

Funeral services scheduled for Monday at 2 p.m. at Hillcrest Baptist Church for Alma Cleta Covington 50 of Covington who died Saturday at Hobbs Lea General Hospital. The Rev. Bill Foster will officiate with J. C. Quarles. burial in Resthaven Cemetery. She is survived by husband E. F. Covington. sons Lowell Covington Capt. USAF in Newfoundland and Ernie of the home. brother King Click of Buffalo Springs. sister Onie Bell Amarillo. two grandchildren and numerous nieces.

Hillcrest Baptist Church Alma Cleta Covington Covington Hobbs Lea General Hospital Bill Foster J. C. Quarles Resthaven Cemetery Smith-Yarbro Fune E. F. Covington Capt Lowell USAF Newfoundland Ernie King Click Buffalo Springs Texas Onie Bell Amarillo

Missing 13 year old girl last seen in Lovington

A 13 year old Negro girl Billie Joyce Clemmons remained missing since Wednesday after leaving her grandmother Mrs. Mary Robinsons home at 317 N Chavez St Lovington. Authorities in Texas and New Mexico were alerted and searched near Tata and along the route from Lovington to Jacksonville Texas where she had traveled the day before. Anyone with information should contact Lea County Sheriff or guardian Mrs Robinson.

Lovington Lea County Sheriff's Department Sheriff's Deputies Jone Jacksonville Texas

Lovington merchants keep tough against bogus checks policy

Two months after Lovington merchants adopted a get tough policy against fraudulent and insufficient funds checks, a spot check shows a drop in bad checks. Merchants report continued charges against passers of bogus checks, with some restitution fines and jail time. A Bogus Check Telephone Tree helps spread fraud notices quickly, and merchants urge ongoing vigilance and positive ID checks to curb future incidents.

Lovington Leader Retail Trades Planning Committee Chamber of Commerce

Father Kills Wife and Three Children Strikes at Denver Family

A Denver man Luis Monge 45 confessed to killing his pregnant wife Leonarda 43 and three children Teresa 11 months Vincent 4 and Alan as they slept. He abandoned the plan to kill the rest of the family and himself saying he could not go through with it. The killings occurred in a brick home while other children aged up to 18 slept upstairs. one son Anthony 11 was away at summer camp. Monge, a truck driver for L B Price Mercantile Co, was reportedly upset over personal problems and the motive remained undeclared.

Denver UPD Stan Triffith Byron Haze Luis J. Monge Monge Leonardo Monge Teresa A Vincent A Alan Anthony

Christmas Program Sign-Up Deadline Set for Merchants

The Retail Trades Planning Committee sets Friday July 5 as the signup deadline for merchants to fund the annual Christmas program. Over 40 businesses have pledged 75 each toward a $4 500 goal to underwrite December events including Santa Claus visits, a ceremony, treasure hunt, and 15 bicycles plus a 1964 automobile as prizes. If 60 sponsors are not reached, the program may be canceled.

Retail Trades Planning Committee The Chamber of Commerce Bill Hawkins Hawkins Santa Claus Santa Claw Santa

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Holliday Swimming Pool Jarmer Embudo Santa Fe el Vado Chama River Otowi Chama Roswell Artesia Texico Girl Cotton Walter Ulbricht East Berlin International Communist Movement N.M Alma Covington Tata Pla Robinson Hom Lovington Credit Bureau Credit Bureau
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