Eisenhower to Send Revised Foreign Aid Plan to Congress
President Eisenhower plans to submit a revised foreign aid package worth about 3.9 billion dollars in military and economic aid, a cut of 500 million from the original. White House says he will push the budget in a nationwide address while Congress debates the reduced spending and lawmakers forecast deeper cuts.
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City Directory Promised Within Six Months
The Winters Directory firm guaranteed Lovington directory delivery in four to six months and posted a $2,000 bond. The cotton carnival was another main item at the Lovington Chamber of Commerce meeting.
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New Highway 256 Opens Linking Jal to Carlsbad
A new State Highway 256 opens linking Jal to Carlsbad boosting access to Texas routes. The 71 mile road cuts mileage from 115 to 71 and benefits ranchers oil and gas interests with easier transport across Lea Eddy and surrounding counties.
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Palmer Rites Held Tuesday for Minnie Bell Palmer
Mrs Minnie Bell Palmer 1887 9 27 Arkansas resident died May 5 after long illness Funeral 2 30 Tuesday at Smith Yarbro Chapel Rev J Mahaffey to officiate Burial Lovington Cemetery Survived by husband N L Palmer four sons five daughters 27 grandchildren 11 great grandchildren and numerous relatives Pallbearers named Oscar Fisher Ben Wilson W B Pool L D Gann Benny Ellis Earl Wilks
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Midland
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Mena
Claude
Allison Higgins
Dovie Butler
Oscar Fisher
Ben Wilson
W. B. Pool
L. D. Gann
Benny Ellis
Earl Wilks
Hobbs Man Held on DWI Charge in Lovington
Joseph W. Slaton, 36, of Hobbs, is jailed in Lea County on a DWI charge after deputies Webb and Metzger arrested him on South Main Street in Lovington early today. No bond set. In a separate case, Tommy E. Oglesby of Lovington posted $100 bond and was released after being charged with driving a motor vehicle while his license was revoked.
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Lea County
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Webb and
Metzger
South Main Street
Lovington
Ben
Tommy E. Oglesby
Western Hotel
Oglesby
Tatum Days Raises 2300 For Local Little League Funds
The Tatum Lions Club led a village wide event raising 2300 for the Little League program with help from civic groups. Nine hundred dollars came from a queen contest won by Mrs. Jonnie Moore, with sponsor details noted. Paul Gainor, 52, was injured in the Old Man roping contest and is improving after broken ribs at a Brownfield hospital.
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Brownfield
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Girsztowt Rites Held Today
Funeral services were held at 10 am in the First Christian church Hobbs for Dr Zenon P Girsztowt who died recently. He is survived by his niece Tillie Sparkowicz and her daughter Elena Kemptes. Burial followed at Prairie Haven Cemetery. Green Chapel Funeral Home arranged.
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Girsztowt
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Funeral for Senator McCarthy Today
The body of Senator McCarthy will be laid to rest this afternoon. He will be buried with military honors beside his parents in St. Mary's Cemetery at Appleton. Earlier a solemn requiem mass will be sung at St. Mary's Church. He lay in state after arriving from Washington.
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Shotgun Wounds Fatal for Hazel McFerrin in Hobbs
Hazel McFerrin 36 of Hobbs died from shotgun wounds received April 2. Her husband Marvin McFerrin is jailed in Lovingston charged with assault and related counts after a preliminary hearing found him bound over to district court. Survived by two daughters, two sons, and four sisters, funeral plans set in Hattiesburg.
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Five Fined In Justice Court
Five men appeared before Levington Police Judge Reese Greaves on various charges. Jerry Simpson pled guilty to driving without a license and paid a $10 fine. James McKenney fined $10 for speeding. Gregorio Tijerina fined $5 for driving without a license and W. T. Earnhart fined $5 for expired license. Doyle Monrey fined $10 for speeding. All released after paying fines. Ray Griffin pled guilty to speeding in Justice of the Peace court and was fined $20 plus $5 costs.
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Reese Greaves
Jerry Simpson
James McKenney
Gregorio Tijerina
W. T. Earnhart
Doyle Monrey
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Ray Griffin
Northside Baptist to Incorporate in Lovington
Northside Baptist Church of Lovington filed articles of incorporation with the state Corporation Commission. The church joins Grandview Baptist Church of Las Cruces as non profits. Rev. Leon Rice serves as Lovington church pastor.
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Services Today For Mrs. Mattie Lewis
Funeral rites for Mrs. Mattie Lewis of Eunice were held at 2 p.m. in the Green Chapel Hobbs with Rev Gene Lawson officiating. The 42 year old widow had lived in Eunice about a year before her death and was sent to Tuscaloosa Alabama for burial. Survivors include her mother Mrs Caroline Logan of Akron Alabama two brothers Jack and Gail Logan both of Tuscaloosa three sisters Mrs Gertrude Seal of Tuscaloosa Mrs Annie Hayes of Chattanooga Tennessee and Mrs Rosie Wilson of Akron Alabama. Green Funeral Chapel handled local arrangements.
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Eunice
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Green Chapel
Hobbs
Gene Lawson
Lewis
Tuscaloosa
Alabama
Caroline Logan
Akron
Jack
Gail Logan
Ala
Gertrude Seal
Annie Hayes
Chatanooga
Tenn
Rosie Wilson
Tommy Manville Marries Showgirl In Quick New York Ceremony
Much-married industrial heir Tommy Manville wed showgirl Pat Gaston in a one minute civil ceremony in a New York hotel chapel. The 63 year old groom and 26 year old bride exchanged vows as an orchestra played You Stepped Out of a Dream and To Follow My Secret Heart. This is Manville tenth marriage and mirrors his 1911 nuptial to a blonde in the Ziegfeld Follies.
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Pat Gaston
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Joyce Lowery Wins Road-e-0 at Lovington Teen Event
Joyce Lowery, a Lovington high school junior, won the Late Drive Road-E-O with 347 of 400 points at the Lovington Junior Chamber of Commerce event. Second place went to Wilma Collins, earning a trip to the Jaycee Road-E-O final in Loving town, with twenty entrants in the contest and prizes funded by Lovington merchants.
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Lovington
Schson
Dvivind
Hickwa Wvickson
Lee Carvell
Andrew Wisdom
Dareien Allen
Ellen Richards
Juay ©Gory
Peggy Rice
Pernodic
Aprames
Carrol Howard
U. O. Boson and
Jackson Cicvro
Tidwell Moto
Lavington City Commission Agenda Night Opens Bids
The Lavington City Commission meets at 7 30 p m to open bids for painting the Youth Center address water problems development and receive the City Manager's report.
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Judge Delays Ruling on Union Picketing Injunction
Judge Allen D. Waixer in Alamogordo took under advisement the injunction suit filed by McKenzie White Contractors for Farm Chemical Co. against Local 643 Union IBEW over picketing at the Carlsbad Hobbs mine site. The decision is expected later.
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Alamogordo
Lovington
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Farm Chemical Co
Inmates Charged With Sodomy at Lovington Jail
Two inmates Floyd Mann and George Williams were arraigned before Justice of Peace Reese Greaves on an alleged sodomy charge. A preliminary hearing is set for 3 p.m. today in Lovington.
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