Farm plane crash kills Byron W Jenkins near Eaton
Witnesses recall a Dusting Plane crash over a field owned by Paul Busch four miles west of Eaton. Byron W Jenkins, pilot for Farm Air Service, died as the crop dusting aircraft struck power lines and plunged to the ground. Fire consumed the wreckage as Eaton firemen fought the flames. Fire department and deputies investigated with witnesses Paul Busch and son John among others.
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Nixon Warns GOP Against Cannibalism in 1964 Race
Berlin AP Nixon urged GOP hopefuls to quit cannibalism as a tactic, warning it harms the party. He assessed chances of Goldwater and Rockefeller, noting name-calling weakens candidates and urging focus on defeating incumbents.
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East West Initial Nuclear Ban Pact Sign Set Soon
Reported agreement on a nuclear test ban was advanced with plans for signing in Moscow. Secretary Rusk and Lord Home join Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko, as diplomats from the United States Britain and the Soviet Union discuss terms and proceed to formalize a pact aimed at halting nuclear tests.
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E B Kirkpatrick Dies Thursday Of Heart Attack
E B Kirkpatrick died Thursday at work from a heart attack. Former airport manager, he moved from Virginia to Pikeville and Denver before settling in Johnstown in 1927 and later Gregg County. Survived by wife, son David of Baltimore, daughter Virginia Leet Tibba of Lynchburg, and grandchildren. Services by Adamson Mortuary with memorial gifts to Trinity Episcopal Church.
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Adamson Mortuary
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Warren Livestock Co Sold to New Wyoming Corp
Frank Gappa reports Hested's President Herbert Williams announced Warren Livestock Co, among Wyoming's oldest ranches, was sold to a newly formed Wyoming corporation. The move plans a 100-employee operation along the Cheyenne area with potential extensive finish feeding.
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Warren Co
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Hebert Walliams
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Weather report and city developments mix in unclear notes
The page blends mid day weather figures with Denver area development plans. It notes temperatures around 1 p.m. and mentions precipitation, cloud and wind conditions for Wyoming and Colorado regions. It also covers Williams Hested’s downtown project plans and local officials welcoming the venture along with construction details and land ownership.
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Colorado
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Iowa Man Killed in Weld As Car Rolls
An Iowa man was killed when his car rolled during a welding mishap. The accident occurred near a highway intersection, with limited readable details on the vehicle, location, and sequence of events. Investigators and local authorities were involved, and the car's driver was pronounced dead at the scene.
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Krazy Days Parade Opens Amid Packed Streets
Crowds fill the streets as Krazy Days kicks off with a crowded parade. Police report traffic control and store crowds, noting shoppers and workers outside until evening. Memorial mentions and safety steps accompany the lively community event.
Zuckert Denies External Influence On TFX Contract
Eugene M. Zuckert testified that no outside influence swayed his judgment on the TFX war plane contract award. He was among the Pentagon leaders who chose General Dynamics Fort Worth division last November, defying Air Force and Navy officer recommendations favoring Boeing. Senate investigators probe potential favoritism involving Grumman and other officials including McNamara Gilpatric and Korth.
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Railroads Delay Work Rules Change Amid Strike Fear
Washington reports railroads defer new work rules after agreeing to payments for unnecessary work. Daniel P. Loomis of the Association of American Railroads announced postponement until 12:01 am August 12, averting a looming nationwide strike next week. Loomis and Wolfe of the National Railway Labor Conference spoke at House Commerce Committee hearings on Kennedy’s plan and the interunion delay.
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Meeker Block Land Administration Building Appraised
An appraisal lists the Meeker High School property and the administration building with a combined value near 635000. The report notes market, replacement cost, and income approaches, with Welsh and officials stating the figures guide sale timing and potential district impact.
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