Khrushchev Signals Bilateral Talks on Disarmament
In a Yerevan speech Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev hinted that the Soviet Union and the United States should pursue direct two nation disarmament negotiations. He suggested a shift from multi nation talks and praised Yuri Gagarin while noting U.S. space flight prominence.
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Moscow
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United States
Khrushchev
Yerevan
Armenia
Washington
Geneva
Soviet
Yuri Gagarin
Societ
Shepard
Jaycees Complete Plans For Lovington Road E O
Lovington Jaycees finalize plans for the Road E O set for May 13. President Bob Murry reviews progress as local Jaycees discuss awards, scholarships, and driving course improvements at the high school.
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Jaycees
Lovington Road
E-O
Bob Murry
World Traveler to Conduct Revival Here
Rev. Marcus Adair of Canyon Texas begins a revival meeting at Apostolic Faith Church Lovingon corner 4th and K St starting Sunday through May 14. Services at 745 pm. Adair since 1937 in ministry, pastored several churches and evangelistic work. He has traveled in 38 foreign countries and helped start Missionary Outreach Programs in India and the Middle East. He teaches Bible history geography and prophecy and has served on the faculty at Apostolic Faith Bible School Baxter Springs Kansas and at youth encampments and camps. Pastor Homer H. Allen invites the public to attend.
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Marcus Adair
Canyon
Texas
Apostolic Faith Church
4Th and
K St
Lovingon
Adair
India
Middle East
Apostolic Faith Bible School
Baxter Springs
Kansas
Homer H. Allen
Laotian Peace Talks Collapse and Check Scam Arrests
The Laotian peace talks ended in total disagreement as Communist and government delegates failed to agree on next steps. In Hobbs New Mexico a couple on a motorcycle tied to a $77 check scheme was arrested after altering money orders and cashing checks across the South. The pair face interstate forged instrument charges with possible federal indictment, while Laos parties await further action from the international control commission.
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HOBBS
UPID
South
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Fort Worth
Tex
Don
Texarkana
Texas
Arkansas
Police Swafford
Llano’s
Memphis
Tenn
Little Rock
Ark
Big Spring
Safeway
FBI
Laos
Phoumi Nosavan
UPI
Pathet Lng
Padong
Xieng Khouang
Phoumi
Pathet Lao
Ban Hin Heup
Ban Namone
Lovington Lions Elect Officers for New Year
The Lovington Lions Club elected Connie Waide as president with A L Hahn Truman Haldi man Gail Hooper Clarence Simes Mac Mc Cracken Frank Coffman and others named to vice president positions secretary treasurer and board roles. Holdover directors are Don Wallace and Denzil Lee. The meeting followed a schedule of routine governance and planning.
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Lovington Lions Club
Connie Waide
A. L. Hahn
Truman Haldiman
Gail Hooper
Clarence Simes
Mac McCracken
Frank Coffman
Lion Tanner
Reese Greaves
Bob Ready
Tail
Austin Cullen
Charles Duty
Bob Lindley
Tom Embree
Don Wallace
Denzil Lee
Flight Not Long Enough Says Shepard After Space Flight
Astronaut Alan B. Shepard, in excellent health after a 15 minute space ride from Cape Canaveral, says his only complaint was that the flight was not long enough. He spoke briefly before a Washington news conference scheduled after meetings with President Kennedy.
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Shepard
GRAND BAHAMA _ ISLAND
UPI
Alan B. Shepard
Space
Washington
Kennedy
Cape Canaveral
Project Mercury
Robert Gilruth
Civilian Space Agency
Space Task Force
Cal Health
Cape
William K. Douglas
ENMU Alumni Host Evening For Local Seniors
Lovington ENMU alumni plan a coke party this afternoon from 3 to 5 in the Lea County Electric Co op community room. The event invites high school seniors and families to learn about ENMU with campus film strips and Q A sessions with alumni and faculty.
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Lovington
Eastern New Mexico University
Lea County Electric Co-op
ENMU
Khrushchev Sends Telegram on Sputnik Flight Victory
Premier Khrushchev telegraphed President Kennedy congratulating the United States on the first manned space flight. Tass quoted Khrushchev asking Washington to convey cordial greetings to Alan Shepard and praising the achievement as advancing human progress and the conquest of the cosmos.
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Moscow
UPI
Nikita Khrushchev
Kennedy
U. S
Tass
Khrushchev
Washington
Soviet Union
Alan B
Shepard
Sarah McNally Wins Ad Rime Weekly Contest
Sarah McNally of Lovington wins $10 in the Loving ton Merchant's Ad-Rime Directory Contest for a rhyming line that promotes staying home to save time and money. The hidden slogan is Travel-Shopping Costs Much Time and Money. winning rhyme reads Shop at home with less expense Buy with pride and confidence.
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Sarah McNally
Lovington
Judge reverses PSC denial on Southern Union Gas rate hike
SANTA FE UPI Dist. Judge Clyde C. McCullohh of Aztec Saturday knocked down a Public Service Commission ruling last year which flatly denied any state wide increases Southern Union Gas Co sought.
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Judge Annals Commission
Southern Union
Santa FE
UPI
Clyde C. McCullohh
Aztec
Public Service Commission
Southern Union Gas Co
PSC
John Burroughs
Burrough
Burroughs
New Mexico
Harold Saueressig
Artesia
Albert Shubert
Albuquerque
John Miles
Edwin L. Mechem
McCulloh
State Supreme Court
A] Whittaker
Fred van Huben
Lovington School Bus System Costs and Operations
About 37 percent of Lovington students, 912 pupils, ride 23 buses on four school routes, costing roughly $94,000 yearly. Most drivers are women. six regular drivers are men. Buses face two minor accidents with no injuries, and routes, contracted drivers, and health tests shape the system.
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Lovington
Carl Carlton
Carlton
Chaves County
Hagerman
Transporta
Paul Moore
W. A. Maxwell
H. W. Wilks
R. A. Tyler
Levington
J. T. Reece
National Guild Piano Student Auditions at First Baptist Church
Marguerite Hughes Jones of Spokane Washington will adjudicate National Guild of Piano Teachers student auditions at the First Baptist Church on May 18 19 and 20. Jones known for insightful analysis and constructive guidance has taught many scholarship winners and led Spokane music education efforts.
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National Guild of Piano Teachers
First Baptist Church
Marguerite Hughes Jones
Spokane
Washington
Jones
Mary I. Short
Jade Anderson
Alfred Mirovitch
Arthur Loesser
Guy Maier
Arthur Benjamin
Larry
National Guild
Santa Ana
Denver
Dallas
Eugene
Salem
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A. C. Holder
Slim Hester
John Shearman
Ray Howell
Ed Bell
Zip Franklin
Pete Wheeler
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Woodrow Coe
Milt Denton
A. D. Black
Ronnie Crocker
Harold Runnels
Legislative Finance Committee
Investment Council
N—W McMurry College
Mary Sally McKown
Jim McKown
Theta Chi Lambda
Sally
Harold Denton
V. M. Shortes
Bob Smith
Mittee
Leonard Black
Keith Kashner
Kashner
Bill Speegle
Jaycee-ette
Speegle
Pete Manning
Bos Houck
Gary Thompson
Charley Pappas
John Ray Bishop
Michael T. Malloy
United Press International
Vientiane
Nin Neup
New Delhi
International Control Commission of Canada
Poland
Lions
Nist
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Malcomb Carpenter
John Glenn
Grand Bahama
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