Weld County Junior Fair Opens Monday Amid Crowing Roosters
Weld County Junior Fair starts Monday with a rooster crowing contest and exhibits across livestock, vegetables, crops, foods, home furnishings, and crafts. Entries close at 12 noon Monday and weigh-ins begin, followed by judging in beef, dairy, swine, sheep, and other divisions through the three day event with a parade and showmanship finals Sunday evening.
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Fred Scholfield
Weld County
Island Grove Park
Ken
Alan
FEA Club
Roosters
Chamber of Commerce
Weather forecast fragment with scattered showers and cool trend
The fragment describes Friday temperatures around 78 with 58 to 53 lows in the Great Western and Public Service zones. A barometer reading of 30.08 at 9 am Friday is noted. A five day outlook calls for 3 to 7 degrees below normal with cooler east, possible thundershowers, and notable temperature changes across Colorado and Wyoming regions.
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Great Western
Ots
Two More Prizes From Krazy Dave Parade
The Krazy Dave Committee announced extra prizes for the opening parade. Penney’s receives 2 dollars and the baby entry 10 dollars. Don Sandburg says if buyers casher and passenger identify themselves, they will receive awards.
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Penney's
Don Sandburg
Justin's
French Army Resumes Patrols in Algiers Amid Power Struggle
Algiers reports say French forces reappeared patrolling the capital to protect settlers as rival Algerian leaders seek harmony. Krim returns from the Kabylie to form a defense committee with Ben Bella opponents, while Khider’s Ben Bella dominated group eyes a government takeover. Zone 1 vows to defend its territory amid the unrest.
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Algiers
Ber Bella
Oren
National Liberation Front
Algeria
Belkacem
Krim
Agers
Kabylie Mountains
Ahmed Ben Bella
Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
Ben Bella
Kim
Krmm
Newsmen
Ben Khedda
Khider
Aletti Hotel
Rim
Defense Committee
Dems Defeat Parochial Bus Plan in Colorado
A Democratic resolutions committee in Denver tabled a proposal to provide public transportation for students attending parochial and other nonpublic schools. The measure, submitted by Sen. Dale P. Tursi, aimed to grant equal transit access under compulsory attendance laws and has spurred ongoing controversy in Colorado.
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Denver
Allvale
Democratic Party
Dale P. Tursi
Dueblo
Pueblo County Democratic Assembly
Tursi
Assembly
Colorado
Legnature
Cnt
Steve McNichols
Reorganization Proposals Would Combine 8 Districts
Two proposed reorganized school districts would merge eight districts into two new districts if voters approve. Polls open 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday at Eaton High Gym Galeton School lunchroom Wyatt School Ault High Gym de Pieres High Gym Ninn High Gym Carr School Gym. Voters must meet residency and tax requirements to participate and election results expected Tuesday night. judges to call Tribune with polling results.
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Bob Beard
Eaton
Wyatt
Galeton
Eaton High School
Wyatt School
Ault High School
Colorado
Tribune
The
Citzens
United States
JFK Near Decision On Relaxing N-Ban Policing Demands
President Kennedy weighs relaxing anti cheating safeguards at the Geneva disarmament talks after a lengthy White House session with top advisers. Ambassador Arthur Dean heads to Washington for consultations as new data on test detection prompts reconsideration of inspection postures.
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White House
U.S
Geneva
Kennedy
Arthur H. Dean
Soviet Union
Senevs
Usis
Michigan Senate reapportion delay ordered by Supreme Court
A U S Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart ordered a delay in Michigan Senate reapportionment based on population. The Michigan Supreme Court indicated the major error was overridden, pushing to redraw by Aug. 2. Governors and state legislators face hearings and potential special sessions as courts weigh population based districting.
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Washington
Michigan Senate
U.S. Supreme Court
Potter Stewart
Michigan Supreme Court
Senate
Delaware
Elbert N. Carvel
Stewart
Michigan
Littleton
M.H
Frantconta
Kansas
John A. Notte
Rhode Island
Marton Beatty
Delivery of Voting Machines Begins Mon
The county plans early delivery of 390 voting machines to polling and demonstration sites, with public demonstrations starting Monday. Stored since arrival, the machines will be delivered by August 10, as county clerk Ann Spomer and A V Machines Co. arrange voter education programs across banks, schools, and town halls August 1 to 25, with additional meetings August 24 and beyond.
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Ann Spomer
re+ corder
Lallecty Moving and, Storage Co
G. A. Senninger
Automatic Voting Machine Co
MP's World Crumbles as AWOL Soldier Turnaround Falls
In Kansas City a young soldier in MP uniform arrested AWOL soldiers and even a drunken civilian, then testified in magistrate court, winning a conviction. His own arrest followed as details emerged and police learned his status as Pvt Eddie Roger Neal from Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Bien
Sip
Eddie
Roger Neal
Fl. Carson
Gunnison River Claims 5th Summer Victim
GRAND JUNCTION AP A Grand Junction girl about a year old drowned in the Gunnison River near here on Thursday becoming the river's fifth victim of the summer. Four other girls swam near a sand bar when one was swept away. a companion Esther Elizabeth Trujillo 14 was rescued by dairy employee W E Lichliter who heard screams and pulled her to shore. Rescue workers and sheriff's officers prepared to search for the Manzanares girl.
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Grand Junciion
Grand Junction
Gunnison
Georgia Cnc
Ianzanares
Esther Elizabeth
Trujillo
W. IE. Lichliter
Lichliter
GE to pay 7.47 million in price fixing settlement
The General Electric Co. agreed to pay 7.47 million dollars to settle damage suits tied to a price fixing conspiracy. TVA would receive about 6.47 million, with another million to the government for purchases by other agencies. GE aims to negotiate broader settlements with utility customers.
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General, Electric Co
Justice Department
Ally
Robert F. Kennedy
Tennesset Valley Authority
General Electric
Kennedy
Ward Baking Co
Cefand Acts
New York
Ralph
TVA
Cordiner
Minipal
Uate
United States
Ln U.S. District Court For
Pennsylvania
Plantift
Jia All 1
Krazy Daze draw high sales at downtown event
Downtown businesses reported heavy buying on Krazy Daze first day with crowds slightly smaller than past years yet higher per shopper spend. Two light showers did not dampen enthusiasm as evening shopping continued. Carnival ride drew long lines and merchants handed out tickets redeemable for rides.
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Doc Scholfield
East of Greeley
Ken Frazier
Steve Gormley
Kriss
Hass
Steve
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Ed Gormley
Cherry Ave
Weld
Greeley
Trucka
Sunriser and
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Wyoming
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Nammed Khider
Algier
Dems
Ime
White
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Here
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Shope
Neal
Delta County
Roy Wamsley
Gunnison River
J. Cordiner
Krazy Daze
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