Urges Replacement of West Berlin Troops in Khrushchev Plan
The AP report covers Khrushchev proposing to replace Western powers garrisons in West Berlin with Norwegian Danish or Belgian Dutch troops under UN flag. He touted an anti missile system and warned of nuclear tests and a growing war threat. Delegates at the World Peace Congress in Moscow discussed disarmament and risks of a nuclear era.
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Telstar satellite launches as relay for world TV signals
Telstar, launched from Cape Canaveral aboard a Thor-Delta rocket, enters orbit as a potential first step toward a space based relay system for radio telephone and television signals. NASA and AT&T plan live tests and possible first transatlantic TV programs within days, using Europe and U.S. ground stations.
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Benedict Cafe
Telstar
Tel First
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Europe
Telstar satellite launch facts and figures in orbit data
Cape Canaveral AP reports Telstar launched at 3:35 am EST aboard a three stage Thor Delta. Satellite is a 3444 inch sphere weighing 1 pound with 15 000 parts. Planned orbit apogee 3450 miles perigee 575 miles. Orbit period 196 minutes. Test broadband microwave comms and radiation effects with first tests between Andover Maine and Holmdel New Jersey and later Andover and West Western Europe. 600 telephone channels or one TV channel possible. Frequencies include 6390 and 1800 megacycles with command receiver 120 megacycles.
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England
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Intercontinental TV
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
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Star
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Eles
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West
Weather summary for Great Western and regional alerts
Weather brief for Great Western and surrounding regions shows two hour outlook ending in the afternoon with highs near 94 and a public service reading at 98. The 2 pm temperature reached 93 with a 9 am barometer at 78.63 rising. Colorado and Wyoming areas report scattered showers and thundershowers with cooler northeast and elevated valleys, and mountain areas seeing variable highs and lows for Wednesday.
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Great Western
Public Service
Colorado
Tos Mountains
Stock Prices Surge After Margin Cut
New York AP reports a broad stock market surge Tuesday led by speculation over the first margin requirement cut in two years announced late Monday. Volume reached 340 million shares in two hours as the Dow rose and traders noted gains amid expectations of mixed long term effects.
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New York
America
Dow Jonnal Indusriat
Somce
Gunman Sought in Shooting Of Patrolman in Nebraska
Blair Nebraska AP report details a hunt for a gunman who shot a handcuffed state trooper Lowell Kerber amid a stop near Blair. The assailant, described as an ex convict with a dragon tattoo, fled after forcing the officer to drive and handcuff himself before the shooting. The trooper, 29, survived with a hip wound and a skull injury that narrowly avoided the brain. authorities compare the case to a June 29 incident near Seward.
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Utah
Philip Delham
Washington County
Churchill Suffering From Blood Clot In Thigh
London AP reports Sir Winston Churchill, 86, is diagnosed with a blood clot in a broken left thigh after a thrombosis developed from phlebitis. Doctors say there is no extension of the thrombosis and swelling remains limited, with injections to curb clot formation administered. He can still sit up and read newspapers.
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Winston Churchill
Sir Winston
Monte Carlo
Eocter
Atomic doubleheader in Nevada delayed by winds
CAMP MERCURY Nevada AP reports an atomic doubleheader postponed for 24 hours due to gusty winds threatening fallout control. The two low power detonations were planned at the Nevada nuclear test site, one underground and one near ground level, as part of a married test setup.
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Camp Mercury
Nev
Nevada
Jack Allnutt Files for Weld County Coroner Nomination
Weld County resident and Macy Mortuary partner Jack Allnutt announced Tuesday his Republican candidacy for county coroner. A Greeley native, he earned a B S in business from the University of Denver and trained in mortuary science in Dallas. He and his wife Nan Jayne Plumb have three children and reside at 2123 Gren Forest Drive. He is active in local clubs and churches.
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Macy Mortuary
Weld County
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Greeley
Allmutt Isal
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Fing
University of Denver
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Dallas
Tex
Macy Marluasty
Nanry Jayne Plumb
Allwutts
Wendy
Steve
Mark
Gren Fore Drive
First Congregational Church
Elks Lodge
Occidental
Colorado
el Jebel Shrine
Greeley Shrine
Clit
Alinutt
Greeley Knite and Fork Club
National League Tops Americans In All Star Clash 3 1
The National League beat the American League 3 to 1 in the All Star game before 45,489 fans including President Kennedy. Willie Mays sparkled with superb defense and key plays, as Maury Wills and Jim Davenport delivered run-scoring singles for the NL. Don Drysdale, Juan Marichal and others limited the Americans to four hits and two errors, while Pascual took the loss.
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Smart Jruining
Willie Mays
Saf*sinals
Kennedy
Navy Hamils
Oae Fine
San Francisco Giants
National League
Los Angeles
Maury Wills
San Francisco
Jim Davenport
Wills
Giants
Felipe Alu
Don Drysdale
Dodgers
Man Marichal
Bob Turkey
Reds
Bob Shaw
Beaves
Detroit
Camila Pas Sual
Minnesota
SEC Files Suit Against Boulder Insurance Firm
The U S Securities and Exchange Commission filed for an injunction in Denver against Green Shield Plan, alleging the Boulder firm sold unregistered common stock since 1888. The SEC says the stock was marketed through misrepresentations and false statements, halting sales to investors pending the court action.
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U.S. Securities and Exchange Commistry
Sreen Shield
SEC
Green Shield
Senate To Vote On Aged Health Care Next Tuesday
Washington AP report says the Senate agreed to a crucial vote on the health care for the aged bill a week from Tuesday after four days of bargaining with Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield. Republicans forced a delay in final action in return for a unanimous consent agreement and may bring the vote to Wednesday or Thursday next week. The Social Security health plan decision is expected next Tuesday with a roll call on tabling the proposal by Senator Clinton Anderson and allies aim to widen the margin.
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APY
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Kennedy
Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
Anderson
Schreiber and Buyle To Head UF Drive
Jack Schreiber and Robert Ruyle named drive chairmen for the 63 United Fund campaign in Greeley. Schreiber, a Lincoln, Nebraska native now with a local firm, was appointed by LU board president Dr. Sylvester Toussaint, and Ruyle, a Greeley attorney, was named assistant drive chairman. Both men have longtime community ties and record in fundraising, Scouts, Jaycees, and church involvement.
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United Fund
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Schreiber
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Tuyle
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Ene
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Colorado State Col
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Gesdu
U S Plans 2 More High Nuclear Shots
The United States likely will detonate two additional high altitude nuclear tests at Johnston Island, though not matching Sunday’s megatons. An Atomic Energy Commission official says the original plan of three to four shots remains possible, with one potentially final in spring. The Christmas Islands tests near end. one shot near 200 miles altitude produced a vivid display over the Pacific, drawing mixed international reactions including criticism from the Soviet Union and China.
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United States
Marshall Hodiom Malinovsky
Robert Myers
Honolulu
Johnston Island
Johnston
Atomatic Energy Commission
Task Force 8
Christmas
Auckland
New Zealand
Hawaii
Thor
Sendulu
China
London
Keenesburg Boy Injured in Truck and Tractor Crash
A Colorado highway series of crashes left nine dead in a week, including a 25 year old Keenesburg boy Ronnie Shull injured when a tractor collided with a semi truck. The 40 year old trucker Clarence Turner and a South Dakota couple, Henry LeFever and Clair Nelson, died in separate high speed crashes near Rifle and Fort Morgan. Sackmaster Clar ence H Sackmaster 37, Brigham, Colo., was hospitalized with critical injuries after his car collided with the South Dakota couple.
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Associated Press
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Colorado
Trail
Henry R. LeFever
Morrison
Mil
Clair T. Nelson
White,s.d
Cleopha L. Wiederrich Nelson
Sioux Falls
LeFever
Fort Morgan
Ronnie Shull
Kennesburg
Cotp
Denver
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Hiritt
South Dakoda
Rifle
Clarence H. Sackmaster
Brigh- Hon
Colo
Sackmaster
Parrol
U S Rejects Khrushchev West Berlin Proposal
Washington reports the United States rejected Premier Khrushchev s call to swap Western Allied troops in West Berlin for forces from Norway Denmark Belgium Czechoslovakia and Poland amid protests over U S high altitude nuclear tests Khrushchev s plan was criticized as hypocritical and not acceptable for Berlin negotiations The State Department recalled Khrushchev s June Vienna proposal and stated the U S has no interest in reducing the Western presence in West Berlin.
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Khrushchev
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U.S
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Berlin
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Poland
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State Department
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British Reject Khrushchev Berlin Troop Proposal
Britain’s Foreign Office spokesman rejected Khrushchev’s plan to substitute Soviet bloc troops for American British and French forces in West Berlin. The spokesman said the continued presence of Western Allied troops is not negotiable.
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