05 Sep 1966
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Newspaper
Lovington Daily Leader
Location
Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1966
Page
1
The essay argues that durable, universal supply lies in American boys better than any material or alloy. It extols boys' energy, endurance, and versatility, noting their impact on clothing durability, toy destruction, and daily feats, while urging scientists to recognize this human resource as progress.
The report outlines a proposed one cent city sales tax aimed at raising about $150,000 annually, shifting tax burden from property owners to consumers. The study group summarizes a Citizens Study of the plan, noting ongoing pro and con activity ahead of the September 13 election.
Enrollment in Lovington grades 1 through 12 reaches 3373 as of last Friday with 328 on the first day August 29 and 45 more added after the Labor Day holiday. Superintendent Crouse cites migrant workers delaying enrollments and notes nine through twelve grades are up, aiming toward an estimated 3700.
The first meeting of the Great Books Discussion Group for the fall term will be held in the Lovington Public Library on Tuesday September 6 at 7 30 p m The series aims to foster reading and debate among participants.
United Press International reports the Labor Day weekend drew many drivers to the highways as deaths climb past last year’s record. The NSC predicted 530 to 630 fatalities Friday through Monday midnight, with 178 confirmed by 11 p.m. EDT. California led with 19 deaths. Pennsylvania 10. Texas 9. Iowa 8. Georgia 7.
A nostalgic note from Uncle Orval in Texas recounts his three years writing about the Lone Star State and the NASA project near Houston. He shifts focus from optimism about the space program to complaints about heat midges mosquitoes and chiggers encountered during his travels south of Houston. He hints at seeking a new assignment after his NASAs work winds down.
Partly cloudy Sunday through Monday with afternoon and evening thundershowers. Temperature little changed with Lovington highs near 92 and overnight lows around 68. Past records show Friday high 88 and overnight low 64, Saturday peak 90. Year to date precipitation reaches 14.82 inches.
Right To Vote group and McCrory offices hosted 16 Lovington businessmen as the sales tax debate neared election. Retailers dominated discussion on potential impacts to business and revenue, with plans for publicity and an ad program. Members considered alternatives to a front footage tax and questioned city revenue needs.
NMJC announces complete appointments for its first year with John R. Shepherd as Academic Dean and Siegenthaler as Dean of Vocational Adult Education. Orin W. Hatch named Librarian. Over 700 applications were received for entrance into the new college on the Lovington Hobbs highway. Classes begin September 19 for day and evening students.
Washington reports pressure on President Johnson to name Hubert Humphrey as running mate for 1968. Johnson signals he will not be swayed by cross fire from press and Republicans noting Nixon’s remark about Kennedy as a possible vice president pick.
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