Bond-Jumper Returned Here
Lisa Joyce Lucas of Fort Worth was brought to Lovington by her bondsman after failing to appear for trial on narcotics possession charges with Melvin Hunt. Hunt serves a 15 year sentence. Lucas faced a bench warrant for fugitive from justice. She posted $5000 bond in Fort Worth and was returned to Lovington to face court.
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Lisa Joyce Lucas
Fort Worth
Levington
Miss Lucas
Melvin Burnett Hunt
Hunt
J. R. Brand
Ft. Worth
Tulane Ordered To Desegregate
A judge ruled Tulane must desegregate within 48 hours after Archbishop Rummel announced that all Roman Catholic schools in his 10 parish archdiocese would desegregate next September. Attorneys argued Tulane, as a private university, fell outside 4th Amendment protections, while the judge doubted a school could be entirely private from 14th Amendment reach. JAYCETTES TO MEET The Jaycettes will meet at 7:30 tonight at 309 W Ave P.
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Joseph Francis Rummel
Tulane
Wrigth
Dimes Drive Totals Over Two Thousand In Lovington
Tom Morrison of Hobbs, county chairman, reports Lovington contributions reach about 2244 for this year’s March of Dimes drive. Schools raised around 1000 with the top class over 400, and various organizations and individuals supported multiple projects.
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Tom Morrison
Hobbs
Lovington
C.E. Jack
Curfew Lifted As Algiers Sees Quiet Day
In Algiers the two hour curfew on Bab El Qued was lifted after one of the quietest days since the Algerian War end. Five killed in terrorism on Wednesday and security forces kept house to house searches for OAS members despite the lull. Police kept the Bab El Qued district cordoned as more than 3,000 suspects were arrested.
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Algiers
UPI
Secret Army Organization
OAS
Bab-El- Qued
Argentine President Arrested by Military Coup
The armed forces ousted President Arturo Frondizi in a bloodless coup and exiled him to Martin Garcia Island. Thousands gathered in Mayo Square as police used tear gas and batons to disperse crowds. Senate President pro tem Jose M. Guido reportedly accepted a military offer to install him as president.
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United Press International
Buenos Aires
UPI
Arturo Frondizi
Frondizi
Martin Garcia Island
Mayo Square
Avenida de Mayo
Air Ministry
Senate
Jose M. Guido
Hugo Vaca Narvaja
Raul Poggi
Argentina
Guido
Federico Fernandez de
Psychiatric Stay Ordered For Deserter Gessner
A federal grand jury reconvened for a two day session as U.S. Attorney Newell A George moved to indict Pfc George John Gessner. Judge Arthur J Stanley Jr ordered Gessner held for mental observation at the U S Medical Center for federal prisoners Spritz for a six day examination. The defense questioned his competency while noting multiple blows to the head in recent years.
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U.S
Newell A. George
George
Albuquerque woman jailed on abortion charge after search
A 50 year old Albuquerque resident was jailed after officers searched her home and found surgical instruments described as used in illegal operations. Information led to Farmington and Gallup.
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Albuquerque
UPI
President asserts stance on re sign and departure
The president told him he would neither re sign nor leave the country, saying in taking his position the president sets a high example.
Secretary Candidate Visits Here
Miss Juanita Pino campaigned in Lovington for secretary of state as a Democratic primary contender. She listed education at Beloit College and the University of Mexico, 15 years of business training, and recent work with the New Mexico Legislative Council. She planned stops in Artesia Hobbs Clovis Portales Roswell and Santa Fe.
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Juanita Pino
Lovington
University of California At Los Alamos
U.S. Air Force
French Morocco
Senate
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Democratic candidate Clarence Via campaigns in Lovington
Clarence W Via, Democratic candidate for governor, spoke briefly in Lovington this week. He framed his platform around youth, taxpayer interests, a taxpayers association, and cooperation with elected officials. He stressed open doors and public input, noting his Texas roots and New Mexico business career. He cited personal family losses and declared his children the future.
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Clarence W. Via
Lovington
Taxpayers Association
Via
Denison
Texas
President Seeks Overhaul of U.S. Science Office
President Kennedy asked Congress to approve plans for a major overhaul of the government's science establishment. The proposal aims to reorganize federal agencies, boost research funding, and create a central science office to coordinate national priorities.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
Congress
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Topeka
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Vaca
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