New Mexico Hospital Aid Totals 1,196,627.50 Approved
The state hospital advisory council approved Hill-Burton medical aid totaling 1.1967 million dollars for several projects across New Mexico. Major grant includes 495 thousand for a new 60 bed Tucumcari general hospital, with other allocations at Las Vegas Meadows Home, Albuquerque Bataan Memorial, Santa Fe School for the Deaf, and Truth or Consequences Acarrie Tingley Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albuquerque
UPI
State Hospital Advisory Council
New Mexico Hospital
Congress
New Mexico
Quay County
Tucumcari
Meadows Home
Welfare Department
Las Vegas
N.M
Bataan Memorial Methodist Hospital
Bataan
New Mexico School For the Deaf
Santa Fe
Acarrie Tingley Hospital
Truth Or Consequences
St. Anthony’s Hospital
St. Anthony's
Hill-Burton
San Juan Hospital
Farmington
Picketing Whites Demonstrate Over Chicago Open Housing Law
Almost 2,000 white demonstrators block traffic around City Hall while New York to Chicago protests over school integration continue. In Jersey City 950 students boycott a Negro school as debate ends with Chicago approving a racial discrimination ban on real estate licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Chicago
New York
Jersey City
N.J
Loop
Black-Square
City Council
Dick Daley
Richard J. Daley
New York City
Brooklyn
JHS
Bogan High School
Typhoon Gloria Deluges Formosa In Unprecedented Rain
Typhoon Gloria with center winds of 140 mph struck Formosa flooding the island with about 21 inches of rain in 36 hours. It marooned over 100,000 people on dikes along the Tamsui River and triggered at least 22 deaths from the storm and 17 in the Philippines. Rescue crews used rubber rafts to evacuate crowds while a train derailment near Taipei killed three.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Gale
United Press International
Taipei
Formosa
UPD
Tamsui River
Philippines
Phoon
Hsinchu
Shihmen
Tamsui
Texas Fugitive Arrested Here
Lea County Sheriff's officers arrested Aubrey Gerald Edwards in Lovington on a child abandonment warrant. The 26 year old was taken into custody by Deputy Harvey Stanbrough and held for Baird Texas officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lea County
Lovington
Texas
Aubrey Gerald Edwards
South Fifth
Harvey Stanbrough
Edwards
Baird
Kennedy Assures Senate U S Will Oppose Red Nuclear Tests
President Kennedy pledges in a letter read to the Senate that the United States will oppose any Soviet use of Cuba to circumvent the nuclear test ban treaty. Dirksen calls the assurances a start toward hope that there will be no more Hiroshima or Nagasaki, with support and opposition voiced across parties.
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Kennedy
Senate
U.S
Cuba
William Theis
United Press International
Washington
UPD
United States
Soviet Union
Everett M. Dirksen, Jr
Moscow
Dirksen
GOP
Hiroshima
Nagasaki
Japan
Russell Long
D- la
Long
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Gates
Free World
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Beauty parlors defined as professional business by city
Loving ton city commissioners discussed home operated beauty parlors in residential zones for a second straight meeting. They approved a motion to classify beauty parlors as a professional business allowable in zoned residential areas under the existing zoning regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovington
Commission
AAA Corporation of
Albuquerque
Loveington Fire Department
Western Fire and Supply Company
Denver
Thunderbird Corporation
California
Motorola Corporation
Hobbs
Fire and Water Departments
FCC
Southwest Communications of
Roswell
Municipal League
Ruidoso
Cedar Lounge
M. C. Lcott
Marie Holt Powell
Lovington High School Homecoming Week Activities
Lovington High School designates September 9 to 12 as homecoming week with events at Wildcat Stadium including a pep rally and bonfire Thursday at 7 00 p m. Friday features a 3 20 assembly crownings and a 4 30 parade starting South Main Avenue C with floats judged and a traveling trophy awarded. The Lovington Wildcats host Artesia Bulldogs at 7 30 p m Friday. advance tickets available at several outlets.
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Lovington High School
Wildcat Stadium
Parnell Auditorium
South Main
Lovington Wildcats
Artesia Bulldogs
Wildcat
Iicket
Jake’s
Nowell’s
City Drug Stores
New Mexico Bank and Trust Company
Lovington National Bank
Final plans set for Open Range Cowboy Reunion event
The Open Range Cowboy Association outlines plans for the September 2 reunion at the fair building with committee chairs named for queen selection, meat, seating, food serving, entertainment and memorial service. The event will feature basket lunches and food contributions from local families. Whittenberg Bakery supplies bread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Allen
Will Gray
Open Range Cowboy Association
Marvin McClish
Jim Beverly
Cecil Cidleman
Lila Allen
Idella Jones
Charlie Campbell
Carl Crutchfield
Ben Fort
Henry Griffin
Whittenberg Bakery
Homemade Old Glory Aids Cuban Refugees Escape
A group of 89 Cuban refugees escaped Castroland aboard a seized lighthouse supply ship aided by Navy warrant officer Renaldo Almas Farinas. They reported being sighted by Cuban patrol boats but not attacked as an improvised flag made from women's clothing flew from the mast, earning protection from patrolling forces during a four day voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rafael Rodriguez
Trol
Rodriguez
Castroland
Navy
Renaldo Almas Farinas
Almas
Carlton Wins Fair Contest At Lea County Fair
Perry Carlton of Lovington won first place in the Moyer's General Tire Service contest at Lea County Fair earning two Jet Air Nugens tires. The Moyer booth displayed a jar with 1318 articles including rocks corn seeds and more. Carlton guessed 1320, closest to the exact total, with two others missing by three articles for second place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Carlton
W. Clayton
Lovington
Moyer
Lea County Fair
Carlton
Temperatures Yesterday Reported High and Low
The report lists yesterday temperatures with a low of 64 degrees at 5 a.m. and a high of 88 degrees at 11 a.m.
New Mexico Sees 1964 General Fund Surplus Forecast
State Finance Director John Gott and analyst Inez Gill told the Legislative Finance Committee that New Mexico may post an $8.3 million general fund surplus on June 30. They cited receipts of about $142.5 million versus appropriations near $139.3 million, with Gill forecasting a $2.44 million margin and Gott predicting $3.26 million based on differing gross receipts tax estimates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa FE
UPD
John Gott
New Mexico
Gott
Inez Gill
Legislative Finance Committee
LFC
Gill
Finance Department
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Bill Bazzell
Lea County Electric Cooperative
Tatum
Lovington Businesses
Leader
Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
Thurmond
The
Air Force Association
AFA
Plan Cowboy
Wes Allen
Cecil Holeman
Emory Yadon
Cozumel
Quintana Roo
Mexico
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