Chinese call for expelling Khrushchev deepens Sino Soviet rift
A Peking People's Daily article and Red Flag text condemn Khrushchev as revisionist and urge immediate expulsion from the Communist camp. The piece, broadcast by Beijing Radio, argues for a break with Moscow and advocates violence for communist victory, signaling possible imminent split.
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Tokyo
Red China
Communist Party of the
U.S.S.R
Nikita S. Khrusochev
Khrushchev
Peking
Moscow
William Southerland
United Press International
UPI
China
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Peking People’s Daily
Red Flag
Russia
Peking Radio
Communist Party of the Soviet Union
Soviet Union
V. I. Lenin
Five Sentenced In Dist. Court In Lovington District
Five defendants including two 17 year old Lovington juveniles faced arraignments in Fifth District Court with Judge Kermit Nash presiding. One juvenile drew 60 days in county jail for auto without consent, another was paroled to relatives. Leonard Ward, 18, of Tatum received 60 days in Lea County Jail for burglary. Donald Elliott, 20, of Kelley, Louisiana, got 90 days for petty larceny, suspended on restitution. Fred McCoy Wood, 49, Lovington, was sentenced to one to three years for passing worthless checks, suspended except for 30 days in jail.
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Fifth District Court
Lovington
Kermit Nash
Leonard Ward
Tatum
Lea County
Donald Elliott
Kelley
Louisiana
Fred McCoy Wood
Lovington TV Program Highlights City and Businesses
A 15 minute Lovington program airs today from 4 to 4 15 p m on KSWS TV Channel 8 Roswell. Jim Jackson Lovington Chamber of Commerce manager compiled information featuring city and public buildings and local businesses illustrating the area economy.
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Lovington
Ksws-Tv
Channel 8
Roswell
Jim Jackson
Alaska Faces Massive Rebuilding After Quake and Tsunamis
Alaska endures a devastating quake and sea surge with at least 57 dead and 51 missing. President Johnson pledges full aid as debris crews clear Kodiak Seward and Valdez, with Red Cross dispatched and damage estimated up to 850 million dollars.
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Robert C. Miller
United Press International
Anchorage
Alaska
UPI
Johnson
California
Oregon
Edward A. McDermott
Office of Emergency Planning
Kodiak
Seward
Valdez
Red Cross
Glenallen
George E. Reedy
Johnson City
Tex
Reedy
McDermott
Temperatures Yesterday High and Low Readings
Yesterday saw a high of 69 degrees at 3 p.m. and a low of 48 degrees at 2 a.m. The readings reflect the cold start and mild afternoon across the area.
Wild Easter at Daytona Beach Ends in Student Arrests
Thousands of collegians fled beaches for bars after a near riot at Daytona Beach. Police arrested about 216 students for misdemeanors. 400 paraded before a judge, with fines up to 135 dollars. A separate note reports a 1965 federal budget tax burden of 512 dollars per average American.
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Daytona
Donnybrook
Folsom
New York
UPI
Tax Foundation, Inc
Mississippi
Delaware
Weather and crash report fragment from Lovington area
Partly cloudy Tuesday with mild temperatures and a slight chance of showers Tuesday afternoon. A vehicle collision involved a 1960 pickup driven by Ronnie Frank Parsons, who sustained minor bruises. location given as 01819 West Ave.
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Lovington
Ronnie Frank Parsons
West Ave
Parson
Doye Cook Appointed To Lea FHA
Royce W. Jones announces the appointment of Doye E. Cook to the Lea County Farmers Home Administration County Committee. Cook, a Humble City area farmer with about twenty years in Lea County, fills the unexpired term of Ernest L. Anderson who resigned after moving out of the state.
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Royce W. Jones
Lea County
FHA
Doye E. Cook
Farmers Home Administration
Cook
Humble City
Ernest L. Anderson
Greek Cypriots clash with British UN forces in Kyrenia hills
In Cyprus, Greek Cypriot forces attacked a British United Nations patrol in the Kyrenia Mountain foothills. The three hour gunbattle ended with no reported casualties on either side, and the attackers admitted fire against the patrol. The incident follows earlier clashes near Nicosia as UN troops assume peacekeeping duties.
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United Press International
Nicosia
United Nations
Kyrenia
U.N
Jack van Dusen
Cyprus
UPI
Foresters Regiment
Helevga
U. N
Sherwood Forest Regiment
Cigarettes Spark Grass Fire Near Hobbs Highway
Lovington volunteer firefighters answered a call four miles south on the Hobbs Highway to find a grass fire east of the right of way at 10 20 p m Saturday. The small blaze was likely caused by a lighted cigarette discarded from a passing car.
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Rusty Woodward
Lovington
Hobbs Highway
Hobbs Couple Charged With Attacking Cop
Hobbs police say Floyd Oral Hughlett and wife Alice Hughlett, both from Hobbs, attacked Officer Henry Chapple after questioning them about a double stabbing at a Hobbs tavern. Chapple, 30, was treated and released. bond set at 1500 dollars.
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Hobbs
Floyd Oral Hughlett
Alice
Henry Chapple
Lee General Hospital
Hughlett
Terry Brown
Joyce Lee Bell
Hughletts
New Englanders Arrested in Fla After Refusing Segregated Motel
Police arrested five New England integrationists in St Augustine after they refused to leave a segregated motel. Among those taken into custody were Mrs. John Burgess wife of a Massachusetts suffragan bishop and Mrs. Malcolm Peabody mother of Gov Endicott Peabody. The group faced trespass charges as they stood by a patrol car with a police dog nearby. The arrests followed refusals to depart the Ponce De Leon Motor Lodge.
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Nicholas C. Chriss
United Press International
St, Augustine
Fla
UPI
New England
Massachusetts
Endicott Peabody
Ponce de Leon Motor Lodge
L. O. Davis
John Burgess
Rig Worker Fatally Injured in Jal Odessa Oil Field
Royal Gordon Warren aged 20 was killed in a water well drilling rig accident 26 miles west of Jal Texas. He died instantly when struck on the head by a block in the rig.
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Jal
Odessa, Tex
Royal Gordon Warren
Hobbs To Host NM Pageant
The 1964 Miss New Mexico Pageant will be held July 25 in Hobbs with more than 25 cities and groups invited to send contestants. Over $3,000 in awards and scholarships will be awarded. Deadline to enter is April 15. this is the fifth straight Hobbs Jaycees sponsored pageant.
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Hobbs
UPI
New Mexico
Hobbs Junior Chamber of Commerce
MacArthur In Critical Condition With Kidney Trouble
General Douglas MacArthur remained critically ill in a hospital fight to recover from three operations this month. Doctors reported slight improvement in kidney function and reduced internal bleeding, while noting intermittent esophageal bleeding controlled by a tube procedure.
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Patrick J. Slovan
United Press International _ WASHINGTON
UPD
Douglas MacArthur
Army
Leonard Heaton
Heaton Teporis
MacArthur
U.S
Walter Reed Medical Center
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