McNamara cites big military savings and no force cuts
Secretary of Defense McNamara announced a billion dollar saving in the military supply system while insisting combat forces remain intact. He cited $12 billion in excess inventories reduced through reform and warned against cutting Western Europe forces, noting gains in warhead counts and tactical deployments.
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Rail Dispute Committee Aims Mediation If Needed
AP report outlines a rail labor dispute where a mediation panel may intervene. President Kennedy announced a new board led by W. Willard Wirtz to review labor rules and propose a settlement, with a July 22 report deadline and a postponed carrier-worker showdown to July 29. The effort centers on avoiding a strike and guiding legislative action.
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Panel Approves JFK Fair Play Employment Bill
JFK administration backed fair play employment bill approved by the House Education and Labor Committee on Thursday. The bill seeks labor management mediation, with railroads delaying new work rules. unions warned of a strike if changes are pushed through. Kennedy named a special studies panel to report to Congress, with Wirtz and Hodges chairing the group as ongoing rail discussions unfold in Washington.
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Nolting Seeks Freedom Support in Viet War Note
Viet Nam ambassador Nolting returned from Washington to Saigon with a strongly worded statement urging freedom of religion and press coverage as the United States pledges support against Viet Cong aggression. He criticized Diem’s government yet reaffirmed U.S. aims to protect press liberty and religious rights amid civil tensions.
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Euromart British Meetings Urged for Common Market Talks
Brussels reports propose quarterly meetings among the six Common Market foreign ministers to discuss economic and political problems with Britain. France vetoed Britain’s entry last January, as West Germany backs a new approach to the bloc.
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Explosion in Elevator at Greeley Feed and Hean Elevator
Four fire trucks responded to an explosion and small fire at 601 9th St in the Greeley Feed and Hean elevator. A dust explosion ignited in the basement, burning empty sacks and rope ends. No injuries reported. three workers present at the time were unharmed.
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Denver Man Admits GAC Burglary Here
Denver police traced the license number of a car tied to a $123 burglary at GAC Finance Corporation. Toribial Soto, a Denver man, later admitted he carried out the robbery here and 14 others in Denver and Aurora, yielding about $1,600. Witnesses described the office after the midday crime as manager Lewis Smith away at lunch with two clerks present.
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City Issues Three Permits For Commercial Buildings
City records show three permits issued this month for new commercial structures. Campo Construction Co. earned one permit for a building at 1267 to 1291 37th Avenue, cost around 480,000, housing five commercial units and a candy making plant. The second permit went to Nauman Corp. for an office building at 918 19th Street, estimated at 49,500. Western Construction Co. received the third permit for a Frontier service station at 2303 10th Street, projected cost not given.
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Weather Summary For Colorado And Wyoming Regions
Partly cloudy by night and Friday with scattered showers and thunderstorms. Locally heavy downpours possible in Colorado and Wyoming, cooler north tonight and Friday. Temperatures in the 80s and 90s. cooler north tonight. western mountains may see lingering thundershowers.
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School Board Finds Public Eye Unpredictable
By Jim Hitch This fragment covers a Greeley School Board meeting with humor about public scrutiny and a push to move meetings to Heathduniar Night School auditorium. It notes attendance low, a contractor bid for an apartment building project, and a few school district planning items.
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Robber Description Shared With Greeley Police
Bwa women provided Greeley police a solid description of the robber and the information will be shared with Denver and Cheyenne merchants and police. Authorities believe the suspect is the same man linked to several Denver and local robberies, using a similar method. Hick Downing plans to confer with the district attorney to decide on further steps.
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Clay Urges Foreign Aid Of $4 Billion
Foreign aid push tops Washington agenda as Senate committee considers a four billion dollar request. Officials say the proposal aims to bolster security and development programs abroad amid global tensions. White House aides emphasize strategic stakes and long term interests.
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Britain Pressed Twice Over Cuban Flight Route to Grand Cayman
The United States said it urged Britain to stop using Grand Cayman as a transfer point for Cuban subversives, but Britain has not replied. State Department officials cited June 7 and June 2 discussions, while British officials said they were still reviewing the matter with Washington.
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