Allied Troops Hold Line Near Pusan in Two Fierce Battles
Allied forces repelled North Korean attacks in two wild battles near the Pusan periphery. US units and South Koreans fought hand to hand, halting a Red bayonet charge as 30,000 troops pressed the Pohang area. British troops landed in Korea, while UN forces planned operations to defend Taegu and Pusan. Aerial強 bombardments targeted Pyongyang and other key plants as MACArthur's command reported significant Red losses.
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Aelman Morin Toxyn
Batc
Appoale Onda
Pusan
Mun
United Nations
Bald Will
Pohang
Lia
Rede
Kigye
Korea
Pahatg
Batsla
U. S
Ponang
Truman Explains Formosa Policy to MacArthur
President Truman issued a message to General MacArthur outlining American policy on Formosa. The missive, sent August 27, accompanies a twofold aim to align MacArthur with U.S. policy and remind him not to overstep. Secretary Rose released the text without further comment, noting accompanying letters from Austin and others clarified U.S. policy as conveyed to the United Nations forces under MacArthur.
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Washington
Truman
Douglan
Cone
MacArthur
Far East
Charles G. Rose
Lam
Ambagendor Austin
Teygre
Tod
General Collins
Slewman Jave
Coranand
Karen
Mr. Triman
Formana
Austin 0 Lie
The
United Na Hons
Gen
J. Lawton Collins
Army Phist
Forrest P Sherman
Navel Opers
Mona
Tokyo
Korea
Congress Sends Highway Bill to President
Congress sent a highway aid bill to President Truman authorizing funds for primary secondary and urban highway systems plus roads in parks and Indian reservations. The measure, after senate and house compromises, approved about 450.9 million for primary 60 million for secondary and 25 million for urban, with smaller park and Indian-area allocations.
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Washington
Congress
Truman
Federal Highway
Autinn
Senate
Senate House
House
Parka
Boutse
Aenate
Lewis Defies AFL No-Strike Pledge Amid Steel and Coal Clash
Worthington Aug 29. Joan L Lewis told ATL President William Green that big coal miners would not be bound by any AFL no strike pledge. Government has not asked labor groups to halt strikes during the Korean War. Green and top CIO officers indicated such a pledge would be offered if asked. The United Mine Workers remained independent, not yet aligned with AFL or CIO, with historical ties dating back to December 1947.
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Worthington
Joan L. Lewis
ATL
William Green
de Tonao
Eat Green
GIO
United Mina Workers Vnde
Lewin
Groony
Nowanspors
Emntiry
Tacha
Toaldo
Grean
Tamanne
Mina
Varicun Umen
AFI
Lenin
AVL
Locomotive and Cars Hit by Bombing Run Over Han River
A B 29 bomber from a Denver officer damaged a train on the north bank of the Han river near Bagul. The crew led by Louis Goalby Jr. reportedly dropped around 2600 rounds of ammunition, scattering wreckage and injuring several cars.
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Fukyo
Karere
Louis Goalby, Jr
Denver
Colo
Han River
Bagul
Goulby
Idik
Gas well brought in near Loveland Colorado
Small Talk Zavaland Colo Aug 22 A gas well was brought in two miles southeast of Loveland. One owner said it looked good for at least 2 million cubic feet daily. The clay wall was drilled on land owned by Ben H Gregg of Loveland by W E Atkinson Fergus Falls blinn Charles Lavington Denver consulting geologist and associates. Gas tested about 00 pounds pressure today. Well produced after it cleared with gas flowing through a two inch pipe with a loud roar. Two other wells were drilled in the area last year showing gas but not on a commercial scale. The new well may open a new field in the state in the SW of section 40 township 4 north range 68 west Larimer county. Gas sand at 390 feet hole drilled to 1430 feet casing perforated between 142 and 1442 feet after which the well cleared and started producing. Initial water was 200 powhole rock pressure. Tests showed 650 joune. Owners hoped the York production would build up as the well continued to clear.
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Zavaland
Colo
Loveland
Ben H. Gregg
W. E. Atkinson
Fergus Falls
Blinn
Charles Lavington
Denver
Lavington
Lavington Gas
Larimer County
Thay
York
65 Lots Will Be Consigned Colo Guernsey Sale
The Milehlgh Colorado State Guernsey Gala club to hold a Labor Day sale at Island Grove park starting at 1 p.m. Forty five lots include six from St Albany Farms of SL Aldana Mo. Auctioneers WG and W A Warnock, Fort Collins Grandy, Fort Collins. Thomas Pomponio nomination report ends.
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Nnlinn
Guernsey Farms
St. Albany Farms, Inc
SL Aldana
Colorado State Cuernsey Gaettia Club
Island Grove Park
Pleasant Valley Guernsey
Lester Adame
Adama
Colorado
Park
W. A. Warnock
Loveland
WG. Grandy
Fort Cnllina
Sale
Vernon
Walter Ashbrook
Prebla
Baungertener Teathera
Wrightstown
Wha
J. Frank Bradley
Clear Lake
Ana
Llebera
Sob
Tanieoli
Helen J. McKerrow
Powauhea
Wie
Misaouri Miproven Company
Bigmarele
Joba FR. Nolrgang
Lawfatan
Mlnn
Iuelex 0
Gyan
Enid
Okla
Step Farm
Arcadia
Hey
Teachers Will Meet on Wednesday
Teachers will meet Wednesday at 108. om. Widnunday in tram 2 of the new Meeker junior ma building for orientation with Superintendent Dr Talila A Moore, Wil Ham Riddoch, and businger insnager.
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AM Tractora
Gradoy Hystem
Talila A. Moore
Wil Ham
Riddoch
Businger Insnager
Om. Widnunday
Meeker Junior Ma
Workers Walk Off Plant During Taft Visit in Youngstown
About 1000 United Steelworkers quit at Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co after U S Senator Taft visited the plant. Most returned within two hours. 10 stayed away. Polls at the plant gate kept order as CIO Steel Workers Union members protested without signs. Altogether around 1600 workers were idled during the visit.
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Youngstown
United
Renyrting
Cn Ishtag Oversu
Campbell
CIO
Unio
Weld County Hospital Board Takes No Action on Blue Cross
Weld County Public Hospital trustees met Monday night and took no action on a new Blue Cross contract. Chair William R. Kelly, Leonard Abbott, and other board members discussed proposed terms, noting the contract lacked clarity on costs beyond subscriber agreements. The hospital had previously withdrawn from Blue Cross, awaiting further developments.
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Blue Cross
Weld County Public Hospital
Board of Trusters
Mondey Night
Leustees
Leonard Abbott
Plattersile
Weld County Health Association
Wiliam R. Kelly
Gall
Abbott
Kelly
Weld County Hospital
Wise Cross
Ldrd
Trnaleas
Wold County Public Hospital
James Glowart
Ort
C. Claugh
Frank 8. iDavia
Lawtanca P. Medrihur
Collins
George Korn
Windkor
Qolorato Hospital
Xorulea
County Winners at State Fair Highlight 1960 Champions
The 1960 Colorado state fair opened yesterday and runs through Friday. Winners include R B Broad Fort Collins with Poland China hogs, Colorado A & M Fort Collins with a saver, Palomino stock horse titles to R Wiescamp and G Miller Alamosa, and top awards to Ed Henze Denver in Palomino pleasure. Other 4-H and breed champions span Denver Fort Collins Pueblo and Greeley, with grand and reserve honors across dairy cattle sheep and garden contests.
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R. B. Broad
Fort Collina
Poland
Colorado A & M
Fort Colling
Cristy
R. Wiescamp
G. Miller
Alamosa
Hoger Mellon
Milliken
Ed Henze
Denver
Audrey Bater
Kinney
D. S. Shine
Rocky Ford
Melvin Aunick
Pueblo
Vaughn Monroe
Yonr
Ronald Waterd
Genter
James Hottman
Fort Morgan
George Kemp
James C. Kemp
Southdown
Hoffnan and
Murraty Brothers
Lakewaud
Hampshire
Waters and
Walsh
Virginia Painter
Foggen
Eleanor Dun
Lakewood
Phyla Ylehig
Fork Morgan
Rex Cogburn
Platteville
Teanetta Dudley
Ryo
Marthe Gratz
Whitewater
Gilbert Young
Bimla
Harold ‘Simons
Morley
Gulf Coast Baitens Down for Big Blow
A Gulf hurricane increased in size and intensity overnight with little forward movement toward the Louisiana Mississippi coast. The New Orleans weather bureau placed the storm about 40 miles south of Mobile Alabama, with winds 85 to 95 mph and gales extending 209 miles. Advisories urged preparedness from Florida to near Lake Charles as coastal areas battened down and planes evacuated.
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New Orleans
Louisiana-Mississinni
Prst
Morida
Lake Charles
Duttram
Pensacola
Pensacola, Fla
Morsdan City
Texas
New
Orleand
Naval Air Station
Tn Arlliing Cre
Insialindlona
da Testeps Morrison
New Orleana
Aio Sen
Tuey P. Long
Grand Isla
Englewood Fire Chief Named State Civil Defense Head
Denver announces a new civil defense agency with Gov Johnson naming Englewood Fire Chief to a $6000 yearly post as director. Adjutant General Schaefer will remain with the National Guard. a 15 member advisory committee will be reformed to reflect all districts. location for state headquarters and funding details are outlined amid legislative action.
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Denver
Johnson
Timan Advisory Committee
Twa
John Soi
Capitol
National Guard
Ory
Woods
Calovada
Johnson Signs All Six Bills in Colorado Session
Denver reports Gov. Johnson signed six Colorado laws after a lengthy session. Acts include a civil defense agency with $20,000 funding and a reform of voting laws for observant Orthodox Jews. a $275,000 appropriation for the school for the deaf at Colorado Springs. $24,305 for the onwork special session. and a measure to extend civil defense powers. The signing wraps a contested tax cut and related bills despite scheduling delays due to a busy calendar.
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Denver
Colorado Lexslature
Johnson
Acta
Civil Defense Agency
School For the Deaf
Divid
Colorado Springs
Trinidad Coach Cordon MacDonald Dies at 43
Trinidad Aug 29 P Cordon MacDonald football and basketball coach at Trinidad high school for the past three years died early today in a hospital. MacDonald, longtime director of physical education, had been in poor health several months. He entered a hospital in recent days for improvement, but his condition grew critical. He leaves a wife and two children.
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Feinidad
Trinidad
Cordon MacDonald
Trinidad High School
MacDonald
Ilo
Sonia
Michigan
Broker and Wife Fly Poodle to Lake Placid Charter
A New York stock broker chartered a plane to take his wife and their poodle to a freight show in Lake Placid. The flight carried two pilots and a stewardess, returned briefly to pickup a bag left behind, then resumed to Lake Placid. The charter cost was estimated at 1800 dollars.
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Indianapelie
U0 Pisseoner Caryoi
New York
Mansell
Frelon
Lake Placid
N.Y
Vale Cook Firwart
Therm
Chinese Argues Against Reds in Council of UN
Lake Success August 29 United Nations security council debates Formosan issue amid charges of American aggression. Na tionalist leader T. J. Talang predicts UN downfall if China commie bloc wins. Warren Austin seeks neutral wording. Malik insists on full debate under council agenda. Russia and allies favor including Formosa question.
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Lake Success
United Nations Security Council
Lake
Chita
T. J. Talang
United Nations
Ody
Cllus
Formosa
Tsiang
Noaneil
Priping
Thanon
Indochina
Valipgines
Cran
United States
Malix
Russia
France
Britain
Norway
Yugoslavia
Tsang
Malik
Charred Chin
Quartora
Weather forecast for Colorado region
For the 24 hours ending Tuesday, expect partly cloudy skies, cooler night, and a warm day. Showers or thunderstorms possible Tuesday afternoon and evening. Wednesday will be warmer with continued unsettled conditions and higher temperatures.
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Colorado
IRB Outlines Social Security Tax Plan in 1961
The Internal Revenue Bureau announced plans to tax under the new social security act. Coverage expands to about 10 million more workers on Jan 1, 1961, bringing total to 45 million. Household, farm, and domestic workers face Form 941 reporting and a 3 percent tax on the first $9,000 earned, split between employer and employee, with special rules for self employed individuals.
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Washington
Internal Revenue Bureau
Trumnan
Oe Caupong
Corin
Gooiag Security
Fevenda
George J. Behneneman
Stnian Plementic Workera
Iaalds
Pout
Schoeneman
Intiingraniin
Belioencwat
Aspe
Boel
Selena
Ibaa
Funn
Major League Baseball Scores and Notable Games
National League action with Brooklyn and Chicago games listed. Other night games include New York and Cleveland matchups. Detroit at Washington noon start delayed by rain. St. Louis at Philadelphia in a twin bill. Also mentions a drive-in bandit arrest in Wyoming and a presidential veto on a Colorado refund claim totaling 16,720.41 dollars.
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Brooklyn
Chicago
Newcenthe
Grimpa Kellay Hale Jer
Lads
Ay Walker
Cleveland
New York
Wynn
Lemon
Megan
Rasch
Burradon
Alana
Kretlow
Masi
Parcell
Dosar
Detroit
Washington
Poll on Universal Military Training Here
Voters are asked if they favor universal military training in a community poll organized by the American Legion auxiliary. The question cites national security and the need to prepare young men, noting the aim to ensure survival and national safety amid global tensions.
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American Legion
Blia
Norman Sheehe
The
Legion Auxiliary
Tational Randquarters
Indianapolis
Ettletala
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