Tito Talks Peace Path With Kennedy In White House Visit
Yugoslav leader Tito met President Kennedy for two one hour sessions and invited a Kennedy trip to Yugoslavia. Both men endorsed negotiating on cold war issues and improving West East relations. Tito denounced outside protests while noting trade talks and possible normal exchanges.
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Kennedy
Washington
Williamsburg
Yosemite National Park
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Yugoslavia
Rolf Breitenstein
United Press International Trio
U. S
Morocco Attacks Push in Sahara Border Clash
Radio Algiers reports 6,000 Moroccan troops with planes tanks and artillery pressing Algerian forces from Tindjoub have pushed them back nine miles amid stalled Marrakech peace talks. Algerian reinforcements flood in while casualties rise with 700 Moroccans wounded and battles described as violent in Hass Beida.
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Paul Chwat
UN Press International
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Algeria
UPD
Sahara
Tindjoub
Radio
Marrakech
Morocco
Ahmed Ben Beila
M’hemed Yazid
Col
Hoffman Slimane
Ben la
Yazid
Achion
Colomb Bechar
Here
Hass Beida
Algerians Hold Front as Moroccan Talks Fail
Algerian spokesman says 28 Moroccans captured and four Algerians wounded while eight Moroccan wounded are treated. Peace delegates Yazid Slimane and Dahlab left Rabat for Algiers after failing to reach agreement, signaling possible collapse of talks as forces remain about two miles apart.
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Mm’ Hamed Yazid
Col
Hoffman Slimane
Marerakech
Morocco
Saad Dahlab
Ahmed Ben Bella
Krazy Day Contest Winners Named in Village Event
Judges faced two ties as Krazy Days drew entries across contests. Best dressed included dog patchers team Lole Palmer and Pita Cantrell with Dorothy Henry and Beverly Brown aka Stats and Gertrude Gunzy. Shared $25 certificates for each dog patcher team. Sales Lou Dell Oldham of Ben Franklin Lore and Jack Henry of Turner's will each get a plaque. A second tie occurred in the store contest between Children’s Style Shop run by Beatrice Boots Cook and Mrs Hill’s Corner Grocery run by G C Hill, both earning honorable mention for creativity.
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Lole Palmer
Pita Cantrell
Dorothy Henry
Beverly Brown
Stats
Gertrude Gunzy
Lou Dell Oldham
Jack Henry
Turner’s
Children’s Style Shop
G. C. Hill
Leu pleads innocent in poisoning case
Oscar Leo Leu appeared at a formal arraignment in Santa Fe facing charges of attempting to murder his wife Evelyn with arsenic. Bond set at 5000 dollars. The hearing revealed Evelyn Leu testified she doubts Leu’s guilt while Leu denied involvement.
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UPI
Oscar Leo Leu
James Scarborough
Scarborough
Leu
Correta Mae Mitchell
Evelyn
Fred West
Jones
Alfonso Sanchez
West
Sanchez
Leo
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
Connie Pruit Dies Here On Thursday
Connie Pruit, 41, died Thursday morning at his home after a heart attack. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Central Avenue Church of Christ with O. H. Tabor and Carl Cain officiating. Burial will be in Lovington Cemetery. Survived by wife Dorothy Ann, daughter Annette, three sons Gene John Curry, two brothers Curry and Jeter, and eight sisters including Mrs. Tommie Goodwin, Mrs. Agnes Olson, and Mrs. Claribel Gore. He was born January 18, 1922 in Lovington and worked as a BMA Insurance salesman. Burial under Smith Yarbro Funeral Home direction.
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Central Avenue Church of Christ
John Conrad
Connie) Pruit
W. Tyler Avenue
O. H. Tabor
Carlsbad
Carl Cain
Bur.al
Lovington Cem
Lovington Football Contest Retained Winners Split Ties
The Lovington Businesses Football Contest remains with Lovington as winner at 13 correct picks. Darrell Beasley and Gladys Jackson tie for second with 12 and will split second and third prize. several others had 12 but missed the Lovington-Artesia outcomes. Contesters urged to designate a single sweepstakes entry and to postmark entries by Friday.
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Lovington Businesses
Levington
Leadington
Lover
Syems
Box SS
Lovington
Darrell Beasley
Gladys Jackson
Ave M
Mrs. Williams
Artesia
Seagraves
Beasley
Canutillo
Jal
Baylor
Arkansas
John Hice, Jr
Margaret S. Platter
Perry Williams
Albert Burleson
Paul Robertson
Claude Davis
Rachel Stroh
Bill Corey
Robertson
Joyce Robertson
Pounds
John McNally
Gary Lindsay
Don Layton
Joe L. Freeman
Janes W
Krazy Days in Lovington Dazzles Downtown Crowd
The first annual Lovington Krazy Days featured zany costumes a daylight shooting and a mock trial. Merchants showcased unusual wares and antics drew the largest downtown crowd since major community events. a shooting incident involving Jerry Williams of Williams Dry Goods occurred but no injuries are detailed as the day’s events continued.
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Lovington
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