Tax Cut Bill Faces GOP Opposition Over Spending Curbs
The House Republican Policy Committee coalition moved to kill the 11 billion tax cut bill unless new limits on deficit spending are added. President Kennedy planned a nationwide radio TV address urging tax cuts to boost the economy as debates open.
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Vincent J. Burke
United Press International
Washington
UPI
House Republican Policy Committee
Kennedy
House
Omar Burleson
D-Tex
Ways & Means
Committee Advances Civil Rights Bill Provisions
A House judiciary subcommittee completed tentative approval of most civil rights bill sections. It broadened several provisions and aims to finish action on the public accommodations clause, which would outlaw discrimination in hotels restaurants theaters and similar venues.
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Arnold Sawislak
United Press International
Washington
UPI
House
Kennedy
N.Y
Doctor Says Quints Are All Doing Fine
The Fischer quintuplets' doctor reported optimism after the first 72 hours, saying all five babies look better with improved color and respiration. Mary Ann and Mary Margaret were weaker yesterday but are now improving. weights range 2.5 to 4 pounds. The mother, Mary Ann Fischer, will likely go home this weekend.
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H. D
QUIGG
United Press International
Aberdeen
S.D
James N. Berbos
Mary Ann
Mary Margaret
Berbos
United States
Mary Ann Fiscer
Vincent Healy
Sacred Heart Church
St. Luke’s Hospital
U N General Assembly opens 18th session amid protests
The United Nations General Assembly began its 18th session with a divided mood as Indonesia protested Malaysia’s seating, Albania pressed for Communist China, and a Cuba demonstration briefly disrupted proceedings. Dr. Carlos Sosa Rodriguez of Venezuela started as president, urging harmony.
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Bruce W. Munn
United Press International
United Nations
N. Y
UPI
United Nations General Assembly
Carlos Sosa Rodriguez
Venezuela
Indonesia
Malaysia
Albania
China
Cuba
U. N
Sosa
Lambertus Nicodemus Paler
Jakarta
Kuala Lumpur
Philippines
Palar
Malaya
Peking
Europe
Funeral Tuesday for 14 year old bombing victim
More than 1500 Birmingham residents filled St John African Methodist Church to bid farewell to Carol Robertson a 14 year old killed in Sunday's bombing. The child lay in a blue coffin as flowers formed a central altar display and pastor Rev C E Thomas called her a symbol of the fight for equality referencing Crispus Attucks.
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United Press International
Birmingham
Ala
UPI
St. John’s African Methodist Church
Carol Robertson
Crispus
Rev
C.E. Thomas
Attucks
Boston Common
Hobart E. Odgen Jr
16Th Street Baptist Church
John H. Cross
Villian
16 Street
Carol
Alan Drennen Jr
March
Local Man’s Brother Dies in Lubbock Home
Eli Jones of Lovington mourns his brother Tom Jones who died Sunday at 3612 Ave in Lubbock at age 81. Survived by widow Nora Jones daughter Eloise Morgan and siblings in Lovington Odessa and Lubbock funeral by Rix in Lubbock burial Fairview Cemetery Midland. Pallbearers named. Attucks statue noted in Boston Common.
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Tom Jones
Eli Jones
Lovington
Ave
Lubbock
Jones
Nora Jones
Eloise Morgan
Eli Ot Lovington
Felix Jones
Odessa
Margaret Witt
Nettie Harris
Frank
Stalnaker Rites Today for William A Stalnaker
Funeral services for 74 year old William A Stalnaker, who died Monday at his daughter's home, are set for 3 p.m. today at Smith Yarbro Funeral Chapel. Burial will follow at Lovington Cemetery.
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William A. Stalnaker
Joy Luellen
South Second Street
Smith Yarbro
Lovington Cemetery
Six Arrested After Lovington Drinking Incident
Six men were arraigned in Justice of Peace Drayton Wasson’s court after a drinking and fighting incident at the Smoke House Bar. Johnny Fisher and Genaro Tijerina each fined 75 dollars for drunk and disorderly conduct and fighting. Eugenio Garcia fined 25 dollars for drunk and disorderly conduct. Isaac Camacho fined 25 dollars for drunk and fighting charges dismissed for Tijerina. Leonard Gomez Tijerina jailed for driving while intoxicated. fined 200 dollars and license revoked for one year. Joe Tijerina had charges dismissed.
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Justice of Peace Drayton Wasson
Lovington
Johnny P. Fisher
Isaac J. Camacho
W. Clayton
Genaro H. Tiijerina
W. van Buren Eugenio S. Garcia
W. Ave G
Joe Gomez Tijerina
Fisher
Joe Tijerina
Genaro Tijerina
Garcia
Camacho
Leonard Gomez Tijerina
Gomez
Senate Eyes Treaty Changes In Watchful Compromise
Senate leaders floated a compromise to keep future amendments to the fear test ban treaty subject to Senate approval. Senator Russell insisted the pact lacks an inspection provision could edge the US toward danger, while allies like Senator Ervin signaled cautious support and a final vote appeared likely late this week or next.
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William Theis
United Press International Washington
UPI
Senate
Richard B. Russell
Russell
United States
Sam J. Ervin
D-N.c
Mike Mansfield
Mont
Jj. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Weather outlook Lovington steady temps midweek
The forecast for Lovington calls for clear to partly cloudy skies with little temperature change through Wednesday night. High on Wednesday expected near 87 degrees and a low around 64.
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Lovington
Saxton Hale Lead Lovington Football Contest after Two Weeks
Dale Saxton and Tack Hale top the Lovington Businesses Football Contest with 23 correct picks each, one game ahead of four runners up chasing an expense paid Cotton Bowl trip. Second place at 22 include Gene Clardy Jim Henry John McNally and Larry McClanahan.
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Dale Saxton
W. Ave. M
G. R
Tack) Hale
N. 8Th St
Lovington Businesses
Gene Clardy
Jim Henry
John McNally
Larry McC
Ft. Sumner-Portales
Anthony Gadsden
NMMI
Hale
Larry McClannahan
Saxton
McClanahan
Lovington
Artesia
Lovington-Artesia
Sherman A. Forsyth
S. Love St
Forsyth
Ave, J
Tommy Weaver
Ave. I
T. W. Cooke Sr
Gas Line Expansion Planned in Southeast New Mexico
Southern Union Gas Company will start work next week on a 12 inch diameter pipeline extending about 21 miles from the Shell Oil plant at Bell Lake north to the Artesia Eunice transmission line. Built by Mermis Construction of Artesia, the line will carry over 40 million cubic feet of gas daily, supplying Lovington Carlsbad Artesia and Eunice regions.
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Southern Union Gas Company
New Mexico
R. L. Rainwater
Shell Oil Company
Bell Lake
Southern Union
Artesia
Eunice
Mermis Construction Company
Lovington
Carlsbad
Lowa Weather Report Mentioned With Times
A brief weather note lists temperatures in Lowa with a low of 59 at 5 a.m. and a high of 83 at 12 noon. The item emphasizes temperature progression through the day in a concise forecast style.
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Lowa
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