McNamara and Rusk Hold Parallel NATO Talks in London
Defense Secretary McNamara arrived in London to join Secretary Rusk in parallel discussions with Allies on shared defense policies. He met British Defense Minister Watkinson while Rusk attended a CENTO council meeting, signaling Kennedy administration strategy amid East West negotiations.
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London
UPI
Robert S. McNamara
Dean Rusk
McNamara
Harold Watkinson
Rusk
Central Treaty Organization
CENTO
Council
Kennedy
U. S
Soviet Union
Berlin
Atlantic Alliance
United States
NATO
Athens
NATO Council
East West Berlin Mark May Day Rallies Split by Rival Gatherings
In Berlin rival May Day rallies drew about 750000 West Berliners and 250000 East Berliners near the Wall. West demonstrators protested without violence as General Lucius D. Clay pledged U.S. defense. East Berlin showcased a military parade with Soviet anti aircraft rockets and Communist calls for a demilitarized Free city.
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East-West Berlin
Joseph B. Fleming
United Press International Berlin
UPI
West
East Berlin
West Berlin
Gary Powers
Lucius D. Clay
Berlin
License Photo Contest Tight
State Purchasing Agent William Hendrix will decide which of two firms will win the contract for 83 cameras to take 1.6 million color license photos over five years. I.D. System of Webster, New York, and DEK Processes of Fort Wayne, Indiana demonstrated cameras for the second time. I.D. bid 17.6 cents per license but did not meet specifications, while DEK bid 23.6 cents per license and is favored by officials for compliance and the 5 by 5 inch card requirement.
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New Mexico
Reyes Padilla
Jack Gilliam
DEK
Campbell Calls New Mexico a Sleeping Giant in Lea County Push
House Speaker Jack Campbell, Democratic candidate for governor, campaigned in Lea County praising New Mexico's potential. He urged coordinated state efforts to tap oil, mineral, recreation, and human resources, noted the permanent fund, and criticized planning gaps and road conditions affecting sites like Navajo Dam and Elephant Butte Lake.
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Lea County
Jack M. Campbell
Warren Gas
Monument
Betty Livesand
B&b Jewelry
Lovington
House
Jack Campbell
New Mexico
Campbell
Jal
Tatum
Santa Fe
Los Alamos
Roswell
Interstate Oil Compact Commission
New Mexico Oil and Gas Association
Oil and Gas Accounting Commission
State Investment Council
Jack Danglade
Investment Council
Manhattan
Navajo
Colorado
Elephant Butte Lake
Jal Country Club
Kaiser Wins Road-E-O In Lovington Scholarship Times
Jim Kaiser Jr. won first place in the Jaycee Road-E-O with 333 points earning a 200 scholarship. Dennis Hester finished second with 317 points earning 100 scholarship. Kaiser and Hester advance to the state contest in Aztec on June 2 where top finishers advance to nationals. Twenty four boys competed in the event testing driving skills including obstacle courses straight line driving and parallel parking. Cars were provided by local sponsors.
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Jim Kaiser Jr
Jim Kaiser Sr
Vaiser
Dennis Hester
E. M. Hester
Hester
Greg Morgan
John R. Morgan
Kaiser
Lovington
Aztec
Moon identified as giant X-ray machine by scientists
UPI reports Dr. Richard W. Porter told COSPAR that the moon emits secondary X-rays when bombarded by solar and cosmic radiation. He noted the finding supports United States plans to study the moon with space instruments before manned missions.
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Joseph L. Myler
United
Pess International
Washington
UPI
Richard W. Porter
New York
International Committee of Space Research
Cospar
United States
Porter
U. S
Man Charged With Mistreating Girl At Neighborhood Home
Joel McBay, 27, arrested Sunday at 5:05 p.m. and charged with mistreating a two year old girl in the neighborhood. The girl’s father forced entry, found her with disarrayed clothing, and police noted swelling but no tearing. McBay pleaded not guilty. bond set at $5000 and he was bound over to District Court.
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Joel McBay
Wayne Benson
J. W. Jolly
McBay
Justice of the Peace Court
Greaves
Henry Services Held Monday
Funeral services for Floyd Newton Henry 61 were at First Baptist Church with Rev. J Samuel Phillips officiating. Burial followed at Lovington Cemetery with Masonic rites. Survivors include his wife Calgary Canada and two brothers. He died after a heart attack while fishing near Artesia.
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Floyd Newton
Blackie) Henry
First Baptist Church
J. Samuel Phillips
Lovington
Curry Pruit
J. B. Jeffery
R, L
Klostermeyer
Gilbert
Bill Barton
Lee Hunt
Smith Yarbro
Mr. Henry
Texas
Artesia
W. Ave. C
Calgary
Canada
Hobbs
Masonic Lodge No. 46
Recital Tonight at Pannell Auditorium by Bettie Grey Marshall
Bettie Grey Marshall's dance class presents an annual recital at Pannell Auditorium. Complimentary tickets available at the door for those without tickets. The show begins at 7 p.m. and lasts about one hour. Three acts feature ballet, tap, and toe dancers of all ages. The event, praised as near professional in past years, is billed as even better this year per Mrs. Marshall.
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Pannell Auditorium
Bettie Grey Marshall
Marshall
Hospitalized After Accident Near Lovington on Highway 337
A driver, Johnson, was hospitalized after his car ran over eight cows eight miles east of Lovington on Highway 337. His head struck the left door glass, several neck vertebrae fractured, and officials say his condition is serious but not critical. he will remain hospitalized for some time.
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Lovington
Johnson
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Hendrix
Brandt
State
Gherman S. Tisov
Henry
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