U S Aid Sought for Hail Damage Areas
Federal emergency funds are being sought for nine Colorado areas including Windsor Severance Ault Pierce Graver Johnstown Milliken Prospect and Greeley after severe hail damaged crops. County Agent George James and County Commissioners coordinated the request based on figures from Great Western Sugar Co. factories and FHA manager Howald Feneix.
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Frank Culunaan
Beling
George James
Trey
James
State Farmers Home Administration
Windsor
Severance
Ault
Pierce
Graver
Johnstown
Milliken
Prospect
Greeley
Howald Feneix
FHA
Great Western Sugar Co
Fenella
Gwwsc
Janes
ASC
GNP rise below Kennedy hopes as aid debate grows
The GNP reached a $552 billion annual rate in the second quarter, above the first quarter but below administration targets. The figure, a preliminary estimate, could influence Kennedy's tax cut plans, with forecasts aiming for $570 billion for 1962.
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Washington
Kennedy
Council of Economic Advisers
GNE
Counsell
Department of Compan
Norstad to quit as NATO chief and retire
President Kennedy acknowledged Gen Lauris Norstad plans to retire as supreme Allied commander Europe and NATO head by Nov 1 1963 after 12 years in the post. Reports name possible successors and Norstad cites long tenure in one field and position as a reason for stepping down. Weld Co Bank provided 200 for mosquito spray in Europe with city involvement and council review pending.
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Washington
Kennedy
Lauris Norstad
Europe
NATO
Forcrs
White House
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
U.S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Norstad
Alaxwell D. Taylor
Paris
Weiler
Furppeau
United States
le Monde
Luery
Norstar
Free World
Cormirmant
Iself
Berlin
Thave
B. A. Croce
U.S. European Command
Weld Canky Bank
Norman Dean
Post Chase Chemicals
Tiga
Mosquitoes
NATO Council
Cruce
U.S
Weld Coatn
Ty Bank
House passes diluted farm bill amid Senate standoff
The House approved a stripped-down farm bill by a 188 to 22 vote, extending existing voluntary wheat and corn programs for a year. The measure heads to the Senate where administration-backed provisions face resistance, with lawmakers signaling a tough path to compromise. President Kennedy’s proposed mandatory controls are avoided in favor of continued voluntary programs with limited changes.
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Joam Beckler
Washington
House
Senate
Sencha
Charles B. Hoeven
Harold D. Cooley
D-N.c
Agriculture Cummulitée
Kennedy
World Court rules UN members must pay assessments
World Court advisory opinion says UN members should cover costs of peacekeeping missions. Nations including the Soviet Union and FRance argued otherwise. Australia Canada Ireland Italy and the UK and the United States supported shared costs. The decision impacts UN finances and may influence funding and voting rights in emergencies.
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the Hague
World Court For National Court of Justice
United Nations
Congo
Middle East
U.N
Unio
France
World Court
et-Rohdan
Viniareki
Foland
G. 1
Tunkin
Jenn
Shiould
Australia
Canada
Treland
Italy
Netherlands
Norway
United Kingdom
United States
U.N. Assembly
Kennedy
Wyoming Weather Outlook with Scattered Showers
Generally fair tonight and Saturday with widely scattered showers and thunderstorms on the southern border and in the northwestern mountains late Saturday. Increasing south east warmth. Lows tonight around 45 in mountains and 50s in lower elevations. Saturday highs near 70 in the mountains and upper 80s to 90 in lower elevations.
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Colorado
Plitt
Wyoming
Convicted Mail Bomber Given 20-Year Term
U S District Judge Flatfield Chilson sentenced David W Wien 52 of Sacramento to a twenty year prison term for sending a bomb to a former woman fiend The court ordered a psychiatric examination and possible treatment in prison if needed
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Denver
U. S
Laos Peace Pact Cements Basis for Lao Independence
U S Secretary of State Rusk said the Laos peace declarations provide a good basis for the Lao nation's independence and urged that the commitments be carried out. Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko praised the agreement as groundwork for future East West talks, including Berlin.
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Tom Reedy
Geneva
U.S
Deg Rusk
Laos
Goent
Rusk
Jungle Natian
United States
Andrei A. Gremyko
Mon
Gromyko
Berlin
Grompko
Arthur Hi
U S Venus Probe Launch Set Sat
Cape Canaveral Florida AP The Mariner 1 spacecraft ready to lift off on an Atlas Agena booster toward Venus to study its atmospheric cloud cover and possible magnetic field temperatures rotation and other long sought facts Scientists expect signals from Venus to reveal weather and space conditions and provide clues for future space travel
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Howard Benedict
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Venus
United States
Earth
Mariner
Ion
Epethius Telationa
Parking Ban on 9th and 6th Avenues After Midnight
The Police and Street Department announce a parking ban on 9th Avenue after midnight from 6th Street to 22nd Street and on 6th Avenue to permit removal of seal coat chips. Street Superintendent Vern Schaffer says two street sweepers will clean downtown streets and remove chips until 8 am Saturday.
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6Th Ave
6Th St
Police
Vern Schaffer
Colorado City Posts Lowest Unemployment Rate in June
Denver AP reports Colorado employment at an all time high with 75.3 percent of residents employed in June, up 3.15 points from May and about 25,000 higher than a year earlier. Greeley had the lowest unemployment at 11.8 percent while the state overall faced a 34 percent jobless rate.
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Gromyka Tate
Lactiar Pot
Groroyko
Laos
Prince Souvanna Phouma
Howard Green
Canada
Centrol Commission
United States
Denver
Colorado
State
Greeley
Jaycees Clarify Financing Plan for Greeley Pool
The Greeley Junior Chamber of Commerce clarifies a proposed city plan to finance and operate a community pool using revenue bonds. The bonds would be purchased by a federal agency if not sold at favorable rates, with repayment from pool revenue over 20 years. Public information officer Larry Sears compares the pool to a private facility run by the city to keep costs down.
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Greeley
Jaycees
Housing and Home, Financing Agency
Communities Facilities Administration
Ravene Bonds
Robert A. Hoyle
Alommey Miedi
Ket
Wiscieth
Jon
Joy Pool
Companian
Larry J. Sears
Public Information
Sed
Public
Colorado State iCollege
Sears
Til
Kathy Campbell Hurt as She Is Thrown Off Horse
Kathy Campbell 14 was reported in critical condition at Children's Hospital Denver after being thrown from her horse during a drill at Island Grove Park Thursday afternoon. The Weld County General Hospital reported she remained unconscious Friday morning. The rider, member of the senior Trail Dusters, was injured when her horse stumbled and fell, landing on her head after rolling from her back.
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Kathy Campbell
Children’s Hospital
Denver
Island Grove Park
Clifford Campbell
Glensmere Rd
Weld County General Hospital
Kathy
J W
Trail Dusters
Bishop
Miss Campbell
Kennedy Signs New Sugar Law Quotas Set for Argentina and Dominican Republic
President Kennedy signed a new sugar bill granting Western Hemisphere quotas and discretionary assignments. Argentina receives 10 000 short tons for end of 1962, then 20 000 yearly in 1963 and 1964. the Dominican Republic gets 65 000 short tons for 1962 and 3 000 annually for 1963 and 1964. The move aims to ease tensions with those nations after a prior domestic and foreign quota bill.
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Washington
Kennedy
Argentina
Dominican Republic
Senate approves Celebrezze as Welfare Secretary
Washington AP reports the Senate confirmed President Kennedy's nomination of Anthony Celebrezze, Cleveland mayor, to serve as secretary of welfare. The appointment follows the resignation of Abraham A. Ribicoff to run for the Senate, marking Kennedy's first cabinet change.
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Senate
Kennedy
Anthony Celebrezze
Cleveland
Celebrezze
Eres
Abraham A. Ribleoff
Tony Connecticut
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