Ex Cuban President criticizes U S on exile policy
Former Cuban president Carlos Prio Socorras attacked the U S State Department for judging exile groups and accused Washington of abandoning free Cubans. He urged unity among exiles for Cuba's liberation and warned U S policy may push Latin nations toward neutrality in the Cold War struggle.
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Miami
UPI
Carlos Piio Socar
Cuba
Relo
U.S
United States
Piio
Memorial Day Closures Hit Lovington Businesses
Lovington observes Memorial Day with most stores and public buildings closed including Lea County Courthouse and Lovington City Hall.
Roswell to host dedication for world's largest brackish water plant
Roswell will dedicate a one million gallon daily brackish water conversion plant July 1. The $1.79 million facility uses forced circulation vapor compression to turn salt water into fresh water with Roswell city supplying intake. Attendees include U S Sen Clinton Anderson and Interior Secretary Udall officials plan to attend.
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Roswell
U.S
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
Interior
Stewart Udall
Anderson
Udall
Department
John M. Kelly
Kenneth Holum
Office of
Charles F. Mac
New Mexico
Roswell City
Freeport
Tex
Webster
S.D
San Diego
Calif
Federal Office of Saline Water
Wrightsville Beach
Memorial Service Planned Today at Lea County War Memorial
A Memorial Day service is scheduled for 10 a.m. at the Lea County War Memorial on the courthouse square. Lovington veterans groups will march from Love Street at 9:30, with Scouts in uniform, and a 30 minute ceremony followed by flag placements at two cemeteries for about 100 veterans.
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Lea County War Memorial
Courthouse Square
Lovington
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Legion
Love Street
War Memorial
Reese Greaves
Justice of Peace
The
Legion’s Women’s Auxiliary
VFW Women’s Auxiliary
Office hours set for three agriculture agencies
Effective June 1 the USDA Farmers Home Administration and Agriculture Stabilization Conservation Service announce new office hours 7 30 A M to 4 30 P M for Monday to Friday.
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USDA
Farmers Home Aministration and
Agriculture Steilization Conservation Service
Lovington Forecast Oddities Partly Cloudy Thunder Threat
Partly cloudy through Thursday night with a chance of an afternoon thunder shower. No major temperature changes noted. High Thursday around 92 degrees, low Thursday night near 63.
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Lovington
Some Change Due In Stock Tax Rule
House Ways & Means Committee tentatively curtails executive stock option tax breaks while rejecting outright repeal. New rules bar options below market value and cap below market price at issuance, preserving some capital gains treatment. Henry Ford II supported tightening and those ideas influenced the plan.
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Vincent J. Burke
United Press International
Washington
UPC
House
Ways & Means Committee
Kennedy
Henry Ford II
Ford
Committee
Opening Day Sparks Five Little League Doubleheaders
Umpire voice marks 1963 season start with Cardinals versus Braves at Little League Park at 5 30 p m and Dodgers versus Pirates at 7 30 p m Pony League hosts Red Sox versus Cementers and Braves versus Tigers also at 5 30 and 7 30 respectively Friday brings Farm League Sh etlands versus Palominos and Pintos. Saturday Pee Wees start at 4 with Cubs versus Kittens followed by Lions versus Bears at 5 30 and Beavers versus Foxes at 7. Full schedule pending.
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Little League Action
Cardinals
Braves
Little League Park
Dodgers
Pirates
Pony League Park
Red Sox
Cementers
Tigers
Pee Wee
Shetlands
Ominos
Pintos
Pee Wees
Cubs
Kittens
Lions
Bears
Beavers
Foxes
Vacation Planning Week Proclaimed in Tatum
May 27 to June 2 designated Vacation Planning Week by Mayor M. C. Gandy. The state level proclamation by Governor Jack Campbell urges residents to plan vacations and include Oklahoma attractions on their itineraries.
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Tatum
M. C. Gandy
Jack Campbell
Racial unrest grows as courts reject integration bid
Federal judge in Birmingham dismissed a government suit to integrate Huntsville area public schools. In Philadelphia a clash at a school project injures 10 police and pickets as 300 officers confront demonstrators. National tension rises with planned mass protests and new measures toward integration in multiple cities. Civil rights leaders warn of possible explosions while White House considers broader anti segregation efforts.
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United Press International
Birmingham
Ala
Philadelphia
U.S. District Court
H. Hobart Grooms
Space Flight Center
Huntsville
Congress
Grooms
Kennedy
Justice Department
Groom
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Board of Education
Cecil B. Moore
Moore
Geneva
Switzerland
International Commission of Jurists
U.S
White House
Jackson
Miss
Woolworth
Baton Rouge
Capitol
Weller
New York
Adam Clayton Powell
Paris
Powell
Lea County Republicans Elect Jones Chairman and Pass Goldwater Resolution
Lea County Republican convention in Hobbs elects Russell A. Jones manager of Teneco Oil Co as chairman for two years. The body also passes a resolution urging Barry Goldwater to seek the Republican nomination for president, with 26 of 32 voting in favor amid mild opposition. Delegates and officers were named, replacing retiring leaders.
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Lea County
Barry Goldwater
Hobbs
Russell A. Jones
Teneco Oil Company
Jones
W. R
Bill) Gottshall
Mike Sims
Gottshall
Louie P. Clarke
Lovington
Helen McClannahan
Eunice
Florence Cole
Larry Johnson
Johnson
McClannahan
Glen Werhan
Shirley Fenner
Goldwater
Jack Kernan
Andy Carter
Arizona
Picj
United States
Rpublican Pa
Nation
Barry Gjeater
United Su
Publican Party
Mexico
Seni Barry Goldwater
Press of the United Setes
Gottshall, Sims
John Burrows
Clarke and Werhan
Republican Party
Segregation protest seen at Louisiana Capitol
About 50 troopers surrounded the Louisiana Capitol with 300 on standby as a protest by NAACP leader Rev. Arthur Jelks drew only 20 pickets. Jelks warned of actions if integration demands were not met by June 7, while Mayor Jack Christian offered no plan to curb demonstrations.
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Don Swanson
United Press International Baton Rouge
UPI
Louisiana
Thomas Burbank
Public Safety
Arthur L
Jelks
Capitol
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Jack Christian
State Capitol
Temperatures Yesterday Reported
Yesterday recorded a low of 61 degrees at 5 am and a high of 85 degrees at 2 pm. The readings reflect a warm day with rising afternoon temperatures.
Local Case Moved To Dist Court In NM Rail Crash Suit
A Lovington family sues the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway for 200000 dollars in a car train collision case on NM 360 northeast of Carlsbad. Plaintiffs Foster and spouse L L F and children Lh Dell and Billy Dwayne Fos seek damages for alleged injuries to Foster who drove the vehicle. The matter moved from county to federal court at the railroad's request.
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Albuquerque
UPD
Lovington
Atchison, Topeka, and
Fe Railway
U.S. District Court
Santa Fe
NM 360
Foster
L.L. F
Dell
Billy Dwayne Fos
M Foster
F Eral
Car Rams Truc Is Total Loss
A 1963 Ford rammed a parked International truck on the Burton Company lot in Lovington early Wednesday. The driver, Erin Seth, was injured and did not see the truck until too late. Police said Backus reported the scene and that the right side of the car was damaged in the 2:54 am crash.
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I International
Burton Company
Lovington
Erin Seth
Backus
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