Macmillan Faces Pressure for Quick General Elections
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan faces intense opposition calls for a general election after a string of by elections. Hugh Gaitskell and Liberal leader Jo Grimond condemn the cabinet purge as a massive failure. Speculation swirls over Richard Butler as potential successor while dignitaries reshuffle across key posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Palmer
Anylinte Lordon
Prine Mill
Macmillan
Pola
Labor Party
Hugh Gaitskell
Richard A
Rab) Butler
Home Secretary
Greeley Man Killed In Fall At Wray
Greeley resident Jack Baird 25 died Friday after falling about 49 feet from a roof at the Odd Fellows building in Wray He slipped while moving a tar firing crane and was taken to Wray Community Hospital with fatal head injuries Survived by parents seven brothers and several sisters. funeral arrangements by Adamson Mortuary to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wray
Diltis
Jack Baird
No. 6Th Ave
Greeley
Ernest Price
Baird
Odd Fellows
Wray Community Hospital
Clyde C. Baird
Earl Duglass
Meeker Jusker High School
Charles
Walter
Bobbie
Johnny
Donald
Floyd
Berkley
Mist Adr
Martines
Carters
Charlene Herbst
Betty Baird
Mariam Jaycox
Laramie
Wyo
Margaret Kaiser
Windsor
Edith Rocker
Long Beach
Calif
Adamson Mortuary
Soap Box Derby at 1 30 P M Sunday
Greatay's Soap Box Derby kicks off at 1:30 PM Sunday with 11 young drivers aiming for Akron Ohio berth. Race starts 20th Street to Crawford Street on ith Avenue. traffic detours Sunday. Third annual race. final car inspections completed Saturday. trials begin at 6 AM Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greatay
Akron
Ohio
20Th St
Weather data fragment from Wasther issue headline
Temperature readings at 2 pm Saturday show 81 degrees with 34 hours ending early Saturday. Great Western H igh reports 8 high and $2 low. Public Service high 89 low 52. Precipitation 103. College high 25 low 48.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Western
U S Chamber Chief Questions Admins Business Knowledge
U S Chamber chief Plumley questions if the Kennedy admin truly understands how American business operates. He notes improving relations with the White House but warns uncertainty clouds plans for growth. Plumley cites depreciation guidelines and deficits as tensions in the economy and says the meet aimed to report on cutting the U S deficit in international payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Osius Washington
Kennedy
Esman
Sun
Ladd
Bath
Plumiey
Kent
Nedy
Yale University
Treaswy
Hess
Plumley
Plumley Saii
Aleof
Chamber
U.S
Kennedy Signs Sugar Act and Extends Import Quotas
President Kennedy signed a sugar bill that gradually reduces the consumer premium on imported sugar and extends legislation from 1962. The plan raises domestic market share to 6 percent, sets import quotas at 1,205,000 tons from 24 countries plus a Philippines allocation, and awaits further congressional action on Hemisphere quota adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
U.S
House
Senate
United States
Kenedy
Hemisphere
Boyd Lake Project Offers Ample Water for Growth
Greeley could house 320000 residents with water from the Boyd Lake project, part of a 4.5 million improvement program for the city water system. An engineer’s report proposes rate increases to fund the plan, while current supplies from Ute Cache la Poudre River, Big Thompson, and High Mountain lakes provide for tens of thousands more, with future expansions possible through Greeley Loveland Irrigation Co. rights and Boyd Lake acquisitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley
Boyd Lake
Fir
Olin Shaffer
Water Department
Timnalh
Windsor
Evans
Shaffer
Ute Cache la Poudre
Walter
Ely
Seaman Deservoir
Fort Collins
Barnes, Conanche, Peterson
Twin Lake
City i
Hormer
Bayd Lake
Pl Chase of Greeley-Loveland Irrigation Co
Greeley-Loveland
Thomas A. Hieh
Ardson
Greeley-Loveland Irrigation
Greeley-Love of Water
Greeley-Loveland Co
DDD Switch Nears Completion in Greeley Area
Mountain States Telephone Company prepared Saturday afternoon to switch the area to direct distance dialing with the change over at midnight Saturday. Greeley and surrounding towns will gain direct dialing to all U S points and long distance charges will be dropped for calls among Greeley Ault Battd Windsor Johnstown Milliken Gilcrest and La Salle. New telephone books issued Friday explain how direct distance dialing works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mountain States Telephone Company
Jereiry
Greeley
United States
Ault
Bated
Windsor
Johnstown
Millika
Gilcrest
At la Salle
Atlas E Test Fired Saturday
VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE California AP An Milas E intercontinental missile powered by 290000 pounds of thrust fed off its launching pad here and headed across the Pacific. The Air Force slid the missile fired for developmental purposes and left crews more experienced landed in the ocean about 4000 miles away Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Pacific
Air Force
Ocean
Weather Outlook for Colorado and Wyoming Tonight and Sunday
Colorado sees clearing night with falling temperatures across the Arkansas Valley and lower elevations, cooler tonight and warmer Sunday. Mountain areas stay cool, with mostly 25 to 35 tonight and highs 65 to 75 Sunday. lower elevations hit mostly 50s. Wyoming reports scattered showers ending this afternoon, then fair tonight and Sunday, cooler tonight, warmer Sunday. Mountain highs near 60s, lower elevations 45 to 55.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Arkansas Valley
Wyoming
Pierce Names New Supt Of Schools
Lalyn L. Bryan was named superintendent of Pierce Consolidated Schools to succeed Robert T. Frossard who moves to Platte Valley Schools in Kersey. Bryan has two years in Iowa public schools, thirteen years teaching, five years in administration, and previously served as assistant superintendent of North MA Haska Community Schools. His wife Maxine Bryan, also a teacher, holds a B A in elementary education. they have two children Billie Jo and Dannis Kay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
Lalyn L. Bryan
Pierce Consolidated Schools
Robert T. Frossard
Platte Valley
Kersey
Bryan
Iowa
North Mahaska
William Penn College
Oskaloosa
Colada State College
Greeley
Maxine Bryan
Pierea
Bryans
Billie Jo
Colorado State College
Lona Ron
Dannis Kay
Cleveland Mayor Celebrezze named Health Secretary
Anthony Celebrezze, mayor of Cleveland, is appointed United States secretary of health, education and welfare by President Kennedy. The announcement, described as a surprise, follows his long record in public service and leadership of major civic groups. A U.S. Army captain and several Vietnamese soldiers were killed in a Viet Cong ambush 40 miles north of Saigon, as U.S. forces pursued the attackers. The incident raises combat deaths to seven since December with additional noncombat fatalities. Celebrezze, born 1916 in Anzio, Ohio, has served as mayor since 1963 and is noted for strong ties to health, education and welfare causes. Kennedy praised his experience and commitment to public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byannisport
Mass
Kennedy Snt
Anthony J. Celebrezzy
Cleveland
Ohio
Health, Education and Welfare
Kennedy
White House
Mary Andrew J. Hatcher
Senate
Rani
Yadar
Celebrezze
Laos
Malcolm Browne
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Celabrezze
Celetreze
Anzi, Kely
Hateher
Aea al Wert LS
Hatcher
Chikicm Celebretze
Cleveland Public Schools
John Caroll University
Ohio Northern University
Ada
Ohio Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
Ohio State Senate
Celebreme
United States Conference of Majors
American Municipal Association
Advisory Commission On Intergovernmental Relations
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Celebretse
Anne Maren
Anthony Jr
D.S. Naval Academy
Dean Anmé
Susan Marie
Washington
Stephen It Young
Dobie
Young
Denver GOP Names Chenoweth for Congress Seat Nomination
State Sen William B Chenoweth 41 son of congressman J Edgar Chenoweth won the Denver Republican Assembly designation for the congressional nomination over Ed ward Barklay Wilcox 61 in a 20 vote bid setting up a Sept primary against Democrat Byron G Rogers. John A Love spoke for governor bid while David A Hamilton missed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
William B. Chenoweth
Colorado
J. Edgar Chenoweth
Sal
Chenoweth
Edward Barklay Wilcox
Republican Assembly
Chenoweth Gil
Wilcox
Assembly
Sept. IL
Byron
G. Rogers
Rogers
John A. Love
Colorado Springs
GOP
Lave
David A. Hamil
Sterling
Hail Beats Crops East of Windsor in Severe Storm
A violent rain hail and windstorm swept through the Windsor, Severance, and Bracewell area Friday afternoon, damaging crops. Farmers Stromberger, Henry Stromberger Jr., and Sam Schroeder report near total barley loss and extensive damage to corn, sugar beets, and beans. Some farmers fear recovery will take years as rainfall nears three inches and hail levels reach severe destruction over a five to six mile radius.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Severance
Bracewell
Stromberger Brothers
Berger
Henry Stromberger Jr
Sam Schroeder
Schroeder U Place
Fred Felle
Severance Stea
Henry Haas
Poudre River
Harry Altergell
Kenneth Peterson
Vic Schwartz
Frank Lind
Henry Weitzel
Cary Powers
Peterson
Marvin Stonemers
Petersal
Powers
Public invited to suggest names for new Greeley schools
Greeley school board seeks public input on naming three new elementary schools. Submissions to the central administration office, 311 15th St, are welcomed. Living persons will be avoided as name sources. Elementary No 2 will include memorial in memory of area students lost in the December bus accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Beard
Greeley
Central Administration
15Th St
Brentwood
Delta
20Th St
Balsam Ave
24H Ave
4Th SL
Dent Dee
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gails
Liberal Party
Jack- Mond
Tories
Admiralty House
Britain
Selwyn Lloyd
Colonial Office
Reginald Maudling
Harald Wattin
Son
Avislion
Peter Thorneycroft
Viscount. Kilmuir
J. Mills
David Eccles
Charles Hill
John Taclay
Scotland
Lord Home
Treasury
Henry Brooken
Home
Treasury Financial
Str’ Evant Boyle
The
U.S. Chamber
Admin
JFK
Balleville
Ind
Flay
New York City
St. Louis
By Frank Colohan
Atlas E
Airborne Brigade
Cocumand
I Bender Marthan
Picker
Merced
Tom Henderson
CSU
New Raymer
Aglt
Raton
Galeton
College Weather Station
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!