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Newspaper

Lovington Leader

Location

Lovington, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1955

Page

6

TV Weekly Grid Promises Dense October Schedule

A comprehensive Historic TV guide lists channel 13 in Lubbock and channel 8 in Roswell with daily programming from October 23 to 29 1955. Highlights include The Big Picture The Christophers This Is the Life Alfred Hitchcock Presents News and special matinees across multiple stations.

Lubbock Texas New Mexico Norman Vincent Peale Lawrence Welk Faith For Living Hopalong Cassidy Loretta Young Calvacade Theater Roswell First Church of Christ, Scientist Church of Christ Disneyland INS Daily Channel Eight the Whistler Boy Scouts of America Art Linkletter Weather Ray Reed Theatre Channel Eight News Sports Desk Baylor Texas A&m Bill Hickok Eddie Cantor Armchair Theatre

Stanford institute predicts U.S. population surge to 221 million by 1975

The Stanford Research Institute projects a 35 percent U.S. population rise from 165 million to 221,749,000 by 1975. Pacific Coast states lead growth with 76 percent, California up 87.7 percent to 23,565,000, using cohort-survival methods.

Palo Alto Calif Stanford Research Institute U. S Pacific Coast California

Las Cruces Remains Unbeaten in New Mexico High School Football

United Press reports Las Cruces as the only undefeated Class Double A team after a 33 to 7 win over Santa Fe. Farmington lost 20 to 19 to Artesia. Anthony Gadsden and Los Alamos stay unbeaten in Class A while Belen fell to Gallup. El Rito remains unbeaten in Class B after Fort Sumner and Eunice losses.

Las Cruces New Mexico Bulldogs Santa Fe Farmington Artesia Anthony Gadsden Los Alamos Belen Gallup el Rito Fort Soumner Eunice

Nuclear War for Nuts Personal Crisis Says Britisher

Sir Roger Makins, Ambassador to the United States, told a Brigham Young University audience that nuclear war would obliterate both sides in three or four days. He warned hydrogen bombs make major war impossible except among lunatics or suicides and urged moral force to deter smaller conflicts.

United Press Roger Makins United States Brigham Young University Utah Makins West Makin

Kefauver to Decide Soon on Presidential Run

Senator Kefauver says he has not decided yet about a run for president next year and will speak with party leaders before announcing his decision. If he runs he plans to enter some state primaries next spring. Adlai Stevenson in New York for talks with Senator Lehman. Leonard Hall in Philadelphia says Republicans will campaign on Eisenhower record.

United Press Kefauver Tennessee Democrat Washington Adlai Stevenson New York Herbert Lehman Lehman

Ike Authorizes Northeast Flood Aid Expansion

President Eisenhower broadened the August disaster declaration to include additional flood areas in New York New Jersey and Connecticut. Sherman Adams notified Governors Harriman Ribicoff and Meyes by telegram of federal assistance for the newly affected regions.

Denver Eisenhower New York New Jersey Connecticut Sherman Adams Averell Harriman Abraham Ribicoff Robert B. Meyes

CAP Conference Opens Friday In Little Rock

The Civil Air Patrol announces the Southwest region conference will run Friday to Sunday in Little Rock. About 12 000 officers and senior members from Texas Louisiana Mississippi Oklahoma Arizona New Mexico and Arkansas will attend. The event is conducted by Air Force officers from the National Staff in Washington with briefings for wing and squadron commanders on air force methods and equipment.

CAP Little Rock United Press Civil Air Patrol Dallas Southwest Texas Louisiana Mississippi Oklahoma Arizona New Mexico Arkansas Air Force Washington

Fifty French Legionnaires desert in Suez incident

The French Foreign Legion reports fifty soldiers desert as they move from Indo China toward Algeria. They jumped ship in the Suez Canal and surrendered to Egyptian authorities. Deserters are usually turned over to their native countries. Legionnaires hail from Spain Italy and Germany. The average consumer spends about a quarter of income on groceries.

United Press French Foreign Legion Indo-China Algeria Suez Canal Spain Italy Germany

Handicapped workers praised by Lockport broom co owner

John W. Solotes of Lockport Broom Co says handicapped employees show dependable honest loyalty. Plant lists four blind workers and a youth with an artificial leg with plans for three more when new machines arrive. Edward Sliker, a blind former colleague, remains among Solotes staff.

Lockport, N. Y John W. Soloes Solotes Lockport Broom Co Edward Sliker Lockwort Sliker

Plan Christmas Card Pictures Now For Summer Snapshots

The piece urges planning Christmas cards now while summer invites travel and leisure. It suggests family photos, pets, scenic views, historic sites, and holiday messages, noting subjects from children at play to robins and church details as inspiration for a peaceful wish to readers.

John van Guilder

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