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Newspaper
Lovington Leader
Location
Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1955
Page
3
Quick one dish tuna pasta with olives and celery cream soup offers a simple lentil friendly meal. An alternative tuna macaroni and broccoli bake combines canned tuna pasta and a creamy cheese sauce baked in a casserole for a hearty supper.
Sen. Clifton P. Anderson of New Mexico calls for teaching atomic science in schools and equipping classrooms with Geiger counters and radioisotopes. He asks educators to engage gifted students beyond the three R's and argues for modern science in curricula. Supt. H. C. Pannell attended the Western conference session.
W. O. Cooper told Fort Worth Mexican Democrats that Governor Shivers and Attorney General John Ben Sheppard control the Veterans Land Board and must face responsibility for the Texas veteran land scandal. Bascom Giles resigned January 1 and has been indicted.
George Bennett pled guilty to reckless driving and was fined 25 dollars. Louis Gomez fined 15 for guilty plea to failing to signal and involvement in wreck. Lester Earl Billingsley pled guilty to passing a car at a railroad intersection and fined 15. Ray H. Manning, Carl Elliott, Way ne Betenbaugh, Willie Ray Stockton, G Arnold, and James E. Smith all pled guilty or were fined for speeding with amounts ranging from 15 to 30 dollars.
A. L. Kennedy sues Lloyd T M Clozeer et al for quiet title. Roy Harold Taylor seeks divorce from Helyn Marie Taylor. Loretta Orr seeks divorce custody of three children and support from Kenneth D. Orr. Helen Cooper seeks divorce from Melvin Cooper.
The El Paso hearing for Clinton Jencks ends with final witness New York attorney Nathan Witt expected. Harvey Matusow dominates the session denying paid testimony by the Communist Party and repudiating earlier statements linking Jencks to Communism. The Mine Mill union faced CIO expulsion, with government lawyers pressing evidence from Matusow about his book and past testimony.
United Press reports a Church of England bishop urges Princess Margaret to drop her romance with Captain Peter Townsend due to his divorce. Townsend, speaking in Brussels, says he sees no marriage plan and would consider exile if needed.
Mr and Mrs John Ray Bishop depart Sunday for El Paso for a short trip and he will attend an air conditioner school for four days.
Charles Asphof awarded 550 for injuries from Tulsa Big and Reel Co. James E Lassiter vs City of Hobbs grants 4500. Lassiter formerly Hobbs City Engineer. S. E. Norton vs Juanita Jackson grants quiet title on property. J. E. Mills vs Morene Mills divorce granted. Dewey E Kinsey vs Ohio Oil Co judgment for wages from layoff to bid. discharged June 15, paid June 25. Betty Howell vs F. C. Howell divorce. Cecil Stracener vs Velmar Petroleum compensation 3500. L. C. Jett vs Laurel Briley judgment 270.00.
The Senate faces a close vote on a Democratic sponsored income tax cut plan limited to families under five thousand dollars. Secretary of the Treasury George Humphrey calls the measure unwise political tinkering and says it harms the economy. Senator Hubert Humphrey counters that the administration targets big business. Senate Republican Leader Knowland remains confident the bill will be defeated.
Former Governor Edwin L. Mechem plans to enter private practice in Albuquerque this spring. He will join Byron G. Johnson and the firm will be renamed Iden Johnson and Mechem with Mechem as partner and Santa Fe Railway solicitor.
Budget wary cooks find relief with a hearty meat loaf recipe that uses 40 percent bran flakes for extra nourishment. The method lines fry pork with onions, mix with ground beef and bran flakes, bake in a loaf pan for an hour, and serve with parsley potatoes and salad.
United Nations health experts warn a DDT resistant mosquito strain could renew malaria risks for over 580 million people in former malaria centers. They urge total continent wide malaria elimination to meet the threat. A Detroit hospital team reports regenerating a dog bladder.
Republicans condemn the 22nd Legislature as a do nothing session while Democrats praise it as productive. Leaders debate housing measures, constitutional amendments, and pending vetoes as voters face September ballots.
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