28 Jul 1964
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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1964
Page
1
Rescuers in Champagne, France, scoured a limestone mine after a cave-in trapped 14 workers for nearly a day. A drill pierced into an intact section but no human sounds were heard, while faint tapping suggested life. Crews planned a ventilation shaft and supply line.
South Vietnam’s first newsprint factory rises in Bien Hoa industrial zone 20 miles north of Saigon and aims to start production in 1965. It will have annual capacity of 8,500 tons of newsprint valued at about 1 million.
Partly cloudy with scattered showers and thunderstorms in Colorado afternoon and evening. Temperatures range from 60s to 90s with cooler east tonight and warmer north areas Wednesday. Wyoming sees mostly fair conditions tonight and Wednesday with scattered thundershowers and cooler elevations, highs around 70s to near 100 in some areas.
Tours of Greeley’s new schools are planned for visitors to the city and for Colorado State College students and faculty on Thursday afternoon. Guides from 2 to 4 p.m. will be at Sherwood Brentwood East Memorial and Madison Schools with Barnard Ryan coordinating.
County clerk Mrs. Spomer announced a registration day for Greeley voters on August 14 to participate in the upcoming primary. A training school for precinct election judges and clerks will be held August 10 at 7:30 p.m. in the Third District Courtroom with Miss Elsie Kent in charge.
Rochester officials announce curfew on weekends to end but warn extremism persists. Gov Rockefeller tours city and urges calm while National Guard and police maintain readiness as production data and unrest feature in official briefings.
Washington AP reports that wool production is expected to keep declining this year amid government efforts to address labor and supply issues, signaling ongoing reductions in output across the industry.
Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro condemned the U S denial of charges that Marines killed a Cuban sentry at Guantanamo. He warned he would answer shot for shot if another Cuban is murdered, while saying Cuba would not abandon the Soviet alliance. The interview followed a 342 hour news conference in Santiago with many foreign journalists.
Senators like Talmadge and Byrd face a political tightrope as they balance party loyalty with regional pressures over civil rights. A slate of 2 Southern Democrats opposed the Civil Rights Act, while others pledge to stay neutral on the presidential race amid Johnson's push and Goldwater's nomination. Ellender and McClellan say they will not attend or solicit support.
Denver. Gov John A Love considers an implied consent alcohol test and a mandatory jail sentence for driving with a suspended license as administrative measures when the legislature reconvenes. He cites rising highway deaths and frequent offenders with long records as justification. The proposals followed a Colorado Highway Patrol Board meeting.
Jackie Kennedy marked her 35th birthday in Newport Rhode Island on Tuesday the first since President Kennedy’s assassination in Dallas. She did not plan to drive, remaining with her children Caroline and John Jr. The Kennedy family had arrived by automobile from Hyannis Port.
July in the Greeley area marked the driest spell in 37 years with no rain since June 21. Temperatures hit 90 plus on 37 days while wheat yields fell and rangeland suffered. irrigated crops remain largely unscathed though continued heat demands extensive watering. County agents note the drought mirrors past severe periods and warn cattlemen of possible cattle movement if moisture fails to return.
Evans extends watering limits under state contract rules shared with Gracey and Greeley. Town clerk Krene Noyes says sprinkling is prohibited from 12:00 noon Wednesday to 12:00 noon Thursday each week and from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. nightly.
Arkansas Democrats set Tuesday vote on whether to renominate Gov Orval Faubus or field a new anti Rockefeller challenger for governor next November. Faubus appears poised to win a sixth straight term amid a subdued primary.
Water restrictions may be lifted within a week as water usage declines since July 17. City water director Olin Shaffer reports overall use has decreased and reservoirs around 19 to 19.3 million gallons daily, with sprinkling banned only during certain hours. If heavy rain arrives, the ban could end sooner.
The House Armed Services Committee unanimously approved a bill granting $207 million in pay raises for all armed services members except enlisted personnel with under two years of service. It marks the second military pay increase this year, amid controversy over excluding those young enlisted men.
Mrs Harry W Weber from St Josephs Hospital recalls a family birth anecdote at the hospital. She notes her first child was born when she was two and mentions her mother Mrs Parker A Taliey and 14 siblings also born there. A difference: she had her first child younger than her sister.
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