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The Albuquerque Tribune from Albuquerque, New Mexico • 8

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Albuquerque, New Mexico
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Pigt Eight The Albuquerque Tribune June 9 1C3 Kentucky recognises 19 greuad for divorre Three Best Pasture I UlUrrt (money crop of California farmers 10 Be Pirlrod- Tomorrow Chances for New TV Stations In NM This Year Problematical Eisenhower Begins Meeting Delegates Schools on Control Of Weeds Insects Scheduled This Week The three best permanent pastures in the county will be selected tomorrow in a contest spon- NEW YORK June 9 (fer with delegates from Alabama' sored by a national fertilizer com-Dwight Eisenhower began a Georgia and North Carolina andpany busy week of politicking today byjon Wednesday will meet detega- the 11 oasturvs entered getting acquainted with delegates lions from Maryland and New! 1 to the Republican national con York the latter'a 96 vote being111 bo County Ag- 'the largest in the convention iBl Je Cole Harper Jones of the Eisenhower will meet delegates! Extension Service experiment sta- fjon South Carolina New Jersey tion and Dick Strong supervisor for meetings with delegates from Virginia Rhode Island Vermont'ef the Tijeras Soil Conservation 19 atatss with 586 votes almost Maine on Thursday and on District enough to nominate the Republi-Frtoay will fly to his farm near A gtat committee later will can candidate for Presi- Gettysburg to play host rt a picnic Uk the three top pastures in the for the important 70-man bloc state Mr Cole said from Pennsylvania dent A spokesman for the If you have a bad figure Improve) It! If you have a good figure Prosorvo It! SPECIAL 15 were on file: Leland Helzer for Channel 5 William Baker for Channel 5 and the Alvarado Broadcasting Co Inc for Channel 7 all at Albuquerque and John A Barnett for Channel 8 at RoswelL After April 13 Greer and Greer filed for Channel 7 at Albuquerque and for Channel 2 at Santa Fe Maat Submit Again However the FCC said all applicants have been notified to resubmit their applications on new forms None had yet been received Even should some New Mexico TV stations be among the earliest to be authorized by the FCC the time when they can be hooked up with a national television network is also a matter of Weed and insect control schools will be held here Wednesday and Thursday by the State Extension Service the county agent's office reported today County Agent Joe Cole urged everyone in the county having weed or insect problems to attend the two schools The weed control school will open Wednesday at 9 ajn in the Chamber of Commerce basement with Gordon Hoff Extension Service agronomist in charge In the afternoon the school will meet' at the experiment station south of th city to study experiments made on all types of weeds with Harper Jones of the experiment station in charge Mike Svoboda Extension Service entomologist will be in charge Aides of the Senate oon Thursday in the Commerce Committee said that AT THE NfeMl System ANTOINETTE'S DEAUTY SALON Non- Managed 17 KtlicI Allen Archer 1 latest plans of the American Tele phone and Telegraph Co made available to them for extension of coaxial cable and micro-wave transmitter facilities do not include New Mexico Chamber basement In urging a large attendance Mr Cole said control of cut worms and Army worms will be discussed Both insects he said are now attacking lawns garden plants and flowers in the county in large numbers Eisenhower organization said campaign enough for one man to carry committee leaders In each state! WOlkie-LOOkie TV around and operate much as ho would decide how many delegates would an ordinary camera Th would see the retired generaL new YORK The political pictures being token would be fed' 4- SUu conventions at Chicago this sum-mto the regular TV channels forj H- slffSe Eiseiho we? lead-' 7 ar Mord Job relay Use of this gadget on the dclwgt own rom lh walkie-talkies Weighing whether he would pay his ownony 4 poundf if way or use funds from local or state campaign treasuries The source emphasized that expenses would not be paid by the national Eisenhower organization Eisenhower was expected to get off to a good start since most of the delegates calling on him from Delaware New Hampshire Connecticut and Massachusetts were believed favorable to his candidacy They represent 86 votes Eisenhower's toughest test will come next Saturday at a meeting to which he has invited 86 delegates committed to Sen Robert A Taft of 32 in Indiana and 56 in Ohio On Saturday he also will discuss issues with the 46-man Michigan contingent of which 11 are for him 9 are for Taft and 26 are uncommitted or have unknown preferences To Meet Southerners Tomorrow Eisenhower will con- Funeral Pending For Libby Funeral services are pending for Wilburn Libby Los Lunas Ethel Merman Heads For Quickie Divorce MEXICO CITYvJjne 9 Ethel Merman star of Call Me Madam who decided the would be called Miss left for mu Jur1 and quick divert of real estate Belen hospital yesterday heart attack He was 59 By MORRIS CLEAVENGEK WASHINGTON Juno 9 (d-New Mexico may have some add! tional television stations on the air by the end of the year Or again it may not Right although the Fed- eral Communications Commission has lifted its three and one-half year freeze' on new TV ron-s traction the whole situation re mains largely a matter of guesswork And the guess of the layman may well be as good as that of the expert Considering that aU factors might be favorable in any given case it appears possible that a new station could be up and operating before the year runs out Industry Mete Optimistic Frankly most of the FCC commissioners expect more than a few stations to be in operation throughout the whole country by next Jan 1 The industry is more optimistic and believes there may be as many as a dozen new TV outlets by that time In its freeze-lifting crdfr of April 13 the FCC opened the door to 2053 television stations in 1291 communities Of these' 35 very high frequency VHF and ultra high frequency UHF channels were allocated to 24 New Mexico cities At present only 108 TV stations are operating in the United States in the VHF and the sole one in New Mexico is KOB-TV on Channel 4 at Albuquerque The VHF channels range from 2 through 13 To these the Commission has now added 70 new channels in the ultra high frequency bracket Converters will be needed for existing TV receiving sets for UHF reception but combination VHF and UHF sets are expected on the market soon as well as exclusive UHF sets for UHF channel communities Converters Cost Extra Converters for existing sets are expected to cost from $10 to $50 depending on the tvpe of set and the number of UHF channels the owner wants These are the TV channels assigned by FCC to various New Mexico communities: Alamogordo 17 Albuquerque 4 education al-non commercial) 7 and 13 Artesia 21 Atrisco-Five Points 18: Belen 24: Carlsbad 6 and 23 Clayton 27 Clovis 12 and 35 Doming 14 Farmington 17 Gallup 3 and 8 educational-non commercial Hobbs 46: Hot Springs 19 Las Cruces 22 Las Vegas 14 Lordsburg 23 Los Alamos 20 Portales 22 Roswell 46 and 52 (educational-non commercial) Santa Fe 2 9 (educational-non commercial) and 11 Silver City 10 (educational-non-commer-cial) and 12 Socorro 15 Tucum-cari 25 Data ef Operation The date on which a new TV station can begin operation on any of these channels will depend of course upon several thing: How soon the application for a license is filed with FCC how soon it can be processed by that agency and how soon actual construction can be completed in event the application is approved Obviously where there is no contest between two or more applicants for the same channel in a city the outlook for early approval is brighter shr dluuu ddrrd When the TV freeze was lifted on April 13 these applications Ethel Alien Archer SPECIAL Permanent Wave $1256 Valeo 850 Meath June Complimentary Frdl-core with each perms-eel wave (Moat pee-seal ropy of Ihta ad) The New York singer booked reservations for El Paso Mr Libby was in the hwpital Tex noM th border from being treated for in jurie suffered Juarer She wu accompanied in an uto accident Friday olVby her lawyer Paul O'Dwver Highway IS near Lo Luna It brother of Ambassador Wil-was reported that he suffered a ijm heart attack immediately before Mias Merman came here Satur-or after the awident Friday and day planning on a Morelos tale that he suffered another and fa-J divorce from Robert Levitt But tal attack yesterday a new governor in Cuernavaca Mr Libby moved to Los Lunas has tightened up the residence re-from Salinas Calif 12 years ago quirementi ruling out the former Survivors include his widow four week-end divorce ions Ralph ef Albuquerque Rus- Miss Merman then decided to sell of Salinas Raymond of Coal go to Ciudad Juarez in Chihua-Hill Ark and Gilbert Libby ofjhua State which has no new gov-Ellsworth Kans four daughters emor It also has the quick di-Mrs Mabel Fisk and Mrs Maryvorce procedure which permitted Brasel of Coal Hill Mrs Mildred Ingrid Bergman among others to Dillard of Salinas and Annette shed her mate without even com-1 Libby of Ellsworth and 12 grandchildren Funeral services will be announced by the Romero Funeral Home of Belen ttivtrcin ailen oruiTOk SPOT REDUCING 1117 Ea CENTRAL Joyce to Serve Jack Joyce Albuquerque will serve on a committee of nine prominent seniors directing Princeton University's class day program June 16 Now perfumed with a mild fresh fragrance SaniBush tie tofltf bawl (bear Here's News You've for Deen MOVING TO NEW ft LARGER QUARTERS 4720 EAST CENTRAL Formerly Oecxpied by John McCormack Inc In the HUand Theatre Shopping Center REMOVAL SALU NOW IN PROGRESS AT OLD LOCATION 2621 EAST CENTRAL CLOSING OUT ENTIRE LINE OF MAJOR APPLIANCES AND MANY OTJIER ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES TO GO AT IPirneesS STORE doiJBS FOR THIS SALE' 8 AM 'til 9 PM through Friday Cl COMPANY I 2624 EAST CENTRAL III PHONE S-3591 ipa 4.

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