29 Sep 1966
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Newspaper
Lovington Daily Leader
Location
Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1966
Page
1
A reader reviews a magazine story on provocative message buttons and political slogans from Rev Billy Hargis to Steven Smale, noting outrageous titles like Overthrow the Government and Fight for Socialism. The piece ties these ideas to personal reflections on voting at age 81 and the state of national discourse.
Creditors of the Campbell Grain and Milling Company may file claims in court starting Wednesday November 2. The meeting aims to hear creditor statements and verify submitted debts as part of the company’s closure proceedings.
A fragment notes a ban on a singer's performance of Old Black Joe for racial disrespect. The writer complains of hypocrisy and public aid stigma while accusing officials of secrecy and lost dignity.
International Harvester Sales and Service at 802 N Main will add 2000 square feet in a 50 by 40 steel structure to the east, doubling the service department. Bates Baulch says more space will bring new equipment and help meet demand as sales remain strong. L T Prather owns the property and has contracted Panhandle Steel Buildings of Amarillo for the project. A foundation is already in place.
An emergency tour by the Capitol Improvement Commission and allied committees inspected alleged interior decoration mistakes in the new multi million dollar state capitol. Gov. Campbell aims to move in by November 18. Architect Walter Kruger and McKee Construction official Paul Rutledge attended amid contractor livid over waste rumors. superintendent says all specifications were met.
Lovington retailers are urged to attend a Chamber of Commerce meeting Friday at 2 PM in the Lea County Electric Cooperative community room. C. G. Clark, chairman, says the group will finalize plans for fall promotions including a Crazy Days event in mid October and a Fall Festival Christmas theme. Attendance at the last meeting was low with only five businessmen present.
Albuquerque officials brief the State Fair commission on ten day run with 514 650 on grounds and 82 400 race track attendance. Racing handle reaches 4 555 419 surpassing 1965 figures as commissioners from multiple towns review department reports.
Washington AP report notes the Senate Appropriations subcommittee meeting in private session on Senator Clint Andersons request for funds to earmark Project Gasbuggy. The plan envisions using nuclear power to produce natural gas with El Paso Natural Gas Co. and others expected to profit from oil and mineral extraction.
Mrs. Bernice Hamilton was asked to Carlsbad Monday due to the death of her brother-in-law J. Windham. A well known Lovington and Lea County figure, he was a prominent Eddy County pioneer rancher active in the New Mexico Cattle Growers Association. Services were held at 3.
The 1967 automobile showings for tomorrow include four additional makes. Lovington Ford Sales will have the new 67 Fords on the showroom floor. Dick Ward Chrysler Plymouth will be showing the new Chrysler. Watson Truck and Supply will be showing the new Pontiac line. Gene Horn Oldsmobile Cadillac of Hobbs will be showing the new 67 Oldsmobiles. Today featured the grand opening of the Smith Good Chevrolet Building and showings by Buick Plymouth and Chevrolet. Free coffee and donuts are offered to visitors.
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