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Newspaper

Lovington Daily Leader

Location

Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Mar 31, 1963

Page

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Valencia Students Protest Kennedy Speech With Picket

About 300 Valencia students demonstrated outside the U S consulate accusing President Kennedy of insulting Spain during a Costa Rica trip. They held banners calling for removal of U S air and naval bases and broke a window with a thrown stone as three staff were present.

Valencia Spain UPD U. S Kennedy Costa Rica Moscow Western Hemisphere Oure Soviet Union George II Maximilian William Walker Latin America Spanish America American The Americas

Irish Sweepstakes Ticket Promises $150,000 Win for Mrs Frutkoff

In Miami Beach an 78 year old widow, Lena Frutkoff, believes she holds a winning Irish Sweepstakes ticket worth about $150,000 but awaits official payout. Her son Leo says she remains calm yet skeptical until payment. Esther, her daughter, can't recall exact purchase price. A telegram from the Irish Hospital National Fund arrived two days earlier. The family learned of the claim only after a newspaper contacted them.

Miami Beach UPI Lena Frutkoff Leo Esther

Lea County lawmakers honored at Lovington High School banquet

At Lovington High School the Lea County community saluted four New Mexico legislators Senator Harold Runnels and representatives George Blocker Finis Heidel and Hugh Smith with certificates of appreciation. Dr. Floyd Golden urged citizens to engage in government and emphasized community responsibility rooted in home church and school. Attendees from across Lea County included Governor Mack Easley.

Carl Crutchfield George Blocker Jal Finis Heidel Lovington Floyd Golden Lovington High School New Mexico Lea County Eastern New Mexico University Harold Runnels Hugh Smith Hobbs Dr. Golden America Mack Easley Ray McNeill Lea County Board of Commissioners Mcell T Paks

New Mexico approves three bill tax package

Gov Jack Campbell signs a three bill tax increase package after opposition in the legislature. The measures raise emergency school sales tax and compensating tax to 3 percent and motor vehicle tax to 0.5 percent. expected to add 23 million to the general fund for 1963 64. Mechem opposed tax hike earlier in 1962.

Thomas Corpora United Press International Santa FE UPD Jack M. Campbell Campbell Mechem Edwin L. Mechem

Logan Youth Confesses to Fatal Beating Near Pontiac

A 19 year old from Brighton Michigan, Carl Leland Case, surrendered in Tucumcari on a Michigan murder warrant. He allegedly beat Leonard Reed 16 and Naomi Reed 14 near Pontiac with a tire iron. Naomi survived after hours in a coma and identified Case as the attacker. The Reed family friend is Case's lifelong friend. he claimed the act was impulsive.

Logan UPD Michigan Carl Leland Case Brighton Mich Quay County Tucumcari John Toney Leonard Reed Davidsburg Pontiac Reed Naomi Carl Toney Case Leonard Oakland Frank Irons Mexico Irons

Malpractice Suit Reversed in Appeal

The New Mexico Supreme Court reversed an Otero District Court ruling in a malpractice case by Alamogordo resident Joy Burks against Dr. M R Baumgartner over alleged pregnancy at hysterectomy. The court said the trial erred by dismissing the second cause with prejudice, and allowed the jury to decide pregnancy status. Other actions affirmed and vacated a San Juan indecent exposure case and a habitual criminal act sentence.

Santa FE UPD Stat Supreme Court Otero Alamogordo San Juan Joy Jean Burks Seldon E. Burks M. R. Baumgartner Burks George L. Reese Jr Supreme Court David Chavez Jr C.C. McCulloh Aztec Dudley McKinzie McKinzie Justice Carmody Jai

Local Man’s Mother Dies in Durango

Mrs. Lew Jackson of Durango Colorado died Saturday morning. She was the mother of C. E. Jackson of Lovington. Funeral services will be conducted Monday in Durango.

Lew Jackson Durango Colorado C. E. Jackson Lovington

Funeral Held for Mrs. Bieberdorf in Hobart and Orla

Dr and Mrs Wayne K Smith and family traveled to Gatebo Oklahoma after the death of her mother Mrs Bieberdorf. Funeral services were held Saturday morning at Hobart and Orla.

Wayne K. Smith Gatebo Oklahoma Bieberdorf Hobart Orla

Republican Women To Meet In Hobbs

Lea County Republican Women hold an organizational meeting at 2 PM in the Reddy Room of New Mexico Electric in Hobbs on Wednesday April 3. It marks the 25th republican women’s group started in New Mexico with Mrs. Howard Bliss of Clovis as guest speaker. All interested women urged to attend.

Lea County Republican Women Reddy Room New Mexico Electric Company Hobbs Republican Womens New Mexico Howard Bliss Clovis

Two Children Die in Wreck Near Hobbs New Mexico

State police report a car ran off New Mexico Highway 529 thirty miles west of Hobbs, rolled three times killing Debra Burnside four and John Robert Burnside three. Stepmother Mary Burnside fourteen from Artesia suffered severe facial injuries and lacerations and was treated at Lea County General Hospital Hobbs. Wayne Burnside two was uninjured.

Hobbs UPD New Mexico Mary Burnside Artesia Wayne Burnside Debra Burnside John Robert Burnside

Roswell Police Chase Leads to Suspected Car Snatch

Roswell police pursued a car for a stop sign violation and, after a purse snatching in a nearby neighborhood, found the stolen vehicle abandoned. Doris Moore reported a man grabbed her purse as she left her home and fled in a parked car.

Roswell UPD Doris Moore Saas

Runnels Named to Permian Basin Petroleum Association Board

State Senator Harold L. Runnels of Lovington has been chosen for the PBPA Executive Committee in Midland Texas. The PBPA announced new members Charles O. Ice Herbert Feather and Jimmy Wilkins joining the executive slate as the association expands its governing board. The PBPA officials said the uptick in interest signals stronger efforts and a bright future for the Permian Basin group.

Midland Texas Harold L. Runnels Lovington Permian Basin Petroleum Association W. T. Edwards PBPA Edwards Charles O. Ice Monshans Herbert Feather Snyder Jimmy Wilkins Andrews Permian

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