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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1963
Page
1
At a Senate Commerce Committee hearing on public accommodations, Senator Hugh Scott criticized Kennedy for delaying civil rights action. He recalled assurances from the Justice Department and others that federal laws were needed amid ongoing racial demonstrations.
Kennedy and Wirtz press for a broad anti strike approach as rail unions threaten to strike over new work rules. Congress plans compulsory arbitration to end the four year dispute while unions demand protections for 40,000 jobs. Key witnesses include Magnuson and Cox as hearings unfold in a tense political standoff.
A funnel touched down Sunday night in Harmony Colorado, six miles southeast of Fort Collins, ripping out power lines and uprooting trees. An emergency work crew cleared wires from a county road after traffic was stalled. No injuries were reported. The storm also damaged some homes.
Early cloudy to high conditions with widely scattered showers and thunderstorms expected Tuesday mostly west and south. Monday temperatures reached 93 with 64 low inland and 68 at public service readings. high 92 and low 81 at Baromeley area. barometer steady at 0.10. Sunrise 4:30 a.m., sunset 2 p.m.
The People reports three more government ministers tied to sex and security scandals, with Lord Denning investigating as Prime Minister Macmillan faces renewed pressure. The tabloid alleges compromising photographs and links to a divorce case, while Denning’s inquiry widens to alleged ministerial involvement.
Former President Dwight Eisenhower dedicates two golf courses at the U.S. Air Force Academy. He hits a wayward first drive for a mulligan then a 175 yard second shot. He comments on the chaplain’s prayer and notes the fundraising center funds a parkway project.
The Associated Press reports a nine death toll from the holiday period in Colorado as drivers faced heavy traffic and dangerous conditions. One person died near the Wyoming border after a crash on the highway while others were injured in separate incidents along state routes. authorities urged caution on the roads during peak travel times and weather advisories.
Fragmentary OCR reads like a tragic item with a name sequence and unclear details. The readable parts indicate a death in hiding or an oblique reference to a distressed subject, but the exact event, date, and locations remain uncertain.
Water usage last week soared past twenty million gallons as daily totals reached peaks near forty six million. City water director Olin Shaffer warned the reservoirs were strained and urged conservation while noting the holiday period spurred high consumption and related safety and traffic concerns.
An Associated Press survey covers a four day period from Wednesday June 19 to Sunday June 23 showing traffic deaths and multiple fatalities. The report notes metallic deaths in the first five months averaging per day, plus 143 drownings and 41 bowling incidents resulting in loss of life.
Washington AP reports new U S measures freezing Cuban assets and prohibiting transactions by U S individuals. The order bans loans and most dealings with Cuba and applies to property and financial interests in the United States amid tighter controls than those on China. The policy targets Cuban government and affiliated entities, expanding enforcement across state lines.
City plans and permits for drainage work include extending a 21 inch pipe north of Wh Ave Ct and replacing two 3 inch under Gi 8 34 with a 48 inch pipe. A community meeting at 7 30 p m Tuesday discusses forming two storm drainage districts in West Greenley, the 20th Ave and Sixth Ave basins, with possible traffic interruptions during work.
Cheyenne resident Frank E B De Talente, 77, died at the scene in a one car crash 4:45 p.m. Sunday near the state line on US 85. Four others were injured, including Dave Knapp and his wife Barbara, and three children. The accident left De Talente with crushed injuries and a fractured skull after the car rolled 22 times. The four injured were treated at Cheyenne Memorial Hospital and Catholic Hospital. The crash marked the county’s eighth traffic fatality of the year.
A garbled OCR style blurb references Easy Mark, New York, and tangent remarks tied to Gib and Te, mentioning Alley Woote and Wins. The fragmentary text preserves names and places but lacks clear event or outcome details.
Premier Khrushchev met Belgium's Spaak hundreds of miles from Moscow to signal his distance from the Sino Soviet split. Tass described the Kiev villa discussions as a continuation of earlier talks while Western reporters were kept away. Chinese leaders denounced Khrushchev’s stance and warned of possible splits within the Communist bloc.
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