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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1961

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Presbyterian Churches Merge Service Sun

A merger of two Presbyterian congregations was approved by a united administrative group, led by Arnold Langenberg, with 450 members joining. Rev. Donald Watkins delivered the principal address, focusing on moving toward the goal, as elder and minister lists were read and new session and deacon officers elected for 1961 62 and 63.

Xg Rav Lengenberg Arnold Langenberg Bree Ion Ws Fist Presbyterian Church Fort Mac Ban Wedecater Donald Watkins Motler Boulder Presbytery Greeley Watkins Ibs Mia Fer Gurdstabo Dar Eel Davis Presbyterian Church Sterling Stanley Gerber First Mrd Herdmaan United Presbyterian Church

Orchestra Concerts Set for Tonight in CSC Greeley Hall

Greeley Philharmonic Orchestra celebrates its fiftieth anniversary tonight at 8:15 in Gunter Hall on the CSC campus. Dr. Henry T. Ginsburg conducts the ensemble. admission requires membership in the Greeley Concerts Association.

Greeley Concerts Association Greeley’ Philharmonic Orchestra Gunter Hall CSC Henry T. Ginsburg

UF Annual Meeting to Elect Three Directors Jan. 23

Greeley United Fund Inc will elect three new directors at its annual meeting set for 7 30 p m January 23 in the upper room of the Community Building The board will replace three members Robert Scott Elks representative Jack Capp Kiwanis representative and William Nerney Jaycees representative Other board members and terms of service include Boos Civitan Kirk Lions and Toussaint CSC with terms ranging from one to two years The group also approved a name change to Greely United Fund and plans to nominate replacements through the respective organizations before January 23.

Greeley United Fund, Inc Auilding Robert Scott Elks Elib“Repesentative Jack Capp Kiwanisepresentative Civitan Club Grestey Tno Greeley

Factory Here Ends Campaign Ends Campaign at Greeley and Windsor

The 18 day campaign completed with Greeley and Windsor factories winding down operations. Greeley reported 152000 tons of beets processed and the sector plans a Thursday or Friday finish, while other plants like Brigh ton and Eston are nearing full shutdown with daily four hour runs continuing.

Grozt Lern Sugars Greeley Cary Lee Butler Altthough Factor Faton Windsor Brighton Eston Thureday

Area Senators in Responsible Congress Jobs

Senators from the Rocky Mountain area will hold assignments in the new Congress. Mike Mansfield heads the Senate as majority leader with Lyndon B. Johnson asVice President elect. Carl Hayden chairs the Appropriations Committee and serves on Policy, Rules, and Foreign Relations. Dennis Chavez leads the Mobile Works Committee and sits on Appropriations. Clint Anderson becomes chair of Interior and related Affairs. James E. Murray retires, and Alben Barkley’s district appears in confusion with other Western members. The article lists committee assignments, noting members on Interior, Public Works, and Space Services panels.

John Kamps Washington Rocky Mountain Area Mike Mansfield D-Monl Las Lyndon B. Johns Apother Westerner Sec Cerl Hayden D-Ariz Appropriations Committee Hufes Dennis Chavez LNM Clintyn P. Anderson D+ NAL James Fi Mars Ty D-Mont Anderson

Gay Ruff Crowned State Champion Beef Grower

Eaton Gay Ruff son of Mr and Mrs Ruff named state champion FFA beef project winner by Western Beef Association.

Gay Ruff Eaton Mrs. Ruff Great Western Buerreampanv

Windsor district champions claim second straight state title

Mat won first in Windsor district in 1960 and led with 28.39 tons of agra at 18.9 percent sugar. The Eaton FFA chapter earned the state crown for the second consecutive year, with a banquet in Denver attended by district winners and instructors. FRA instructor Ton Cockralt led the group. Glen Andoy Sun was last year’s champion.

Windsor Bec Denver Eaton Ffa Glen Andoysun

Permits Issued For Seven New Lone Family Homes

City building inspector’s office issued seven permits for lone family homes totaling about 54000. Contractor for the seven houses is C Howard Murphy with sites at 1249 90th Avenue and nearby addresses. Additional permits include Norman Ginlay owner alteration of a business building at B St costing about 3000.

C Howard Murphy 90Th Avenue St. Ted Ann Norman Ginlay

Congo Hospital Attack Wounds Doctor in Leopoldville

In Luana, Congo Republic, assailants attacked a hospital where a Belgian doctor was severely wounded. The incident was reported by United Nelsons via AP.

Congo Leopoldville Appraluba Luana Belgium iUnited Nelsons

May seeks more state aid for aged in Colorado

Gov McNichols plans special plea to the Colorado General Assembly for pensioners health funds and a nursing home program. Proposals call for about 1 million dollars to support the pensioners medical fund and 1 million to stabilize the fund, plus authority to issue 4 million in warrants to build homes for the aged.

Gordon.g. Gauss Denver Cov McNichols Colorado General Assembly State Board of Control Anny House of Representatives Senate Pensioners’ Medical Fund Charles Blacdota National Annuity League NEW York Air Force Tay Atlantic Congress Colocedo McCallery Yan Atty W. Dunbar Troney Iman

Survivors Sought After Sunken Radar Tower Collapse

Debris and wreckage from a tripod sea tower lie scattered offshore near New York after a 43-ton platform collapsed. Coast Guard planes dropped flares as rescuers searched in fading daylight, with hopes for survivors described as slim and salvage efforts urged at once.

Cuast Guard S Tab Sea Coast Guard Norris de One Bory Fond Berry Cava Texas Cmde Moses E. Walker Gulf of Mexican Air Force

First Cong Ratifies UCC Constitution

Members of the First Congregational Church vote overwhelmingly to join the United Church of Christ. The 202 voting in favor and 0 against formalize a new denomination uniting Congregational, Christian, Evangelical and Reformed branches. Bishop felfowing services planned the following day. Ray Hyztop in Chicago and Mr Kizwack attend the ministers seminary as official visitors from Colorado and new adviser board member.

Kiz Wack Ministers’ Seminary Colorado

Eisenhower Budget Proposes $80 Billion for 1962

President Eisenhower sends Congress a detailed 1962 budget totaling about $80 billion with a $1.5 billion surplus target. He forecasts $82.33 billion in revenue and $30.87 billion in spending for fiscal 1963, notes suggested tax and rate increases, and outlines defense, AEC, space, and foreign aid allocations.

Georgia U Quiet As Negro Students Re-enter Classes

News from Athens reports Charlayne Hunter and Hamilton Holmes returning to the University of Georgia after admission as the first Black students. They faced no major disruption as white escorts watched the campus, while their attorney and an NAACP leader accompanied them to Athens.

Georgia U Perry Mullen Federal Ehurl Athens, Ga University of Georgia Cams Charlayne A. Hunter Hamilton E. Wolmes Myoarld University Hemes Atonth Hunter Holmes Migs. Hunter

Kennedy advisers dispute Eisenhower budget surplus forecast

President elect Kennedy's advisers challenge Eisenhower's budget message predicting surpluses for fiscal 1961 and 1962. They warn a red ink deficit due to business slowdown and potential postal rate increases, while Dillon cautions a deficit in fiscal 1962.

Sterling F. Green Washington Eisenhower Joho F. Kennedy Kennedy Congress Douglas Dillon

Budget per capita shows rise in federal spending

Washington AP reports the per capita share of Eisenhower era budget outlays for the 1962 fiscal year is $3.29 higher than this year, based on an estimated population of 163.2 million and a total federal outlay of about $90.9 billion.

Frank Cormier Wallington Eisenhower Congress John F. Kennedy Hisenhower White House Tifte Ebenhower Kennedy Eiisenhower Ecotomis Kermedy Eisentiawer Defense Department AEC Atomic Eneregy Commission Ihasig Research Washington

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