Jay Littlefield Wins Top Honors at NE Weld Fair
Jay Littlefield dominated the 11th annual Northeast Weld County Fair at New Raymer. He earned the grand champion fat steer trophy in livestock, topped the fat beef over 900 pounds division, and secured multiple all around honors. Deborah Guyer of Sunshine 4-H Club took reserve champion with a runner-up hereford steer. Littlefield also excelled in barrel racing events, contesting the leader and placing high after two heats before an attempted record run.
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Jim Hitch
Jay
Littlefield
Weld County
Ffaers
Hieden
Attlefield
Deborah Guyer
Sunshine 4-Hlub
Masters
Lillietigla
Hirst
Sfler
Kime
Cornish
Hie
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Korea shells and sinks North Korean ship in border clash
South Korea reports its destroyer escorts shelled a North Korean patrol vessel in South Korean waters. Three North Korean survivors were rescued near Kojin Island, while four South Korean sailors were wounded. The incident marks the first NK vessel sinking by the South since the 1963 ceasefire. Weather and regional forecasts follow.
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Seoul
South Korea
APJ
Korea
Kojin
Moscow Calls Sub Base Plan Provocative
Moscow labeled the plan to base American Polaris submarines in Britain as clearly provocative. The broadcast accused Britain of increased commitments in exchange for limited information on reconnaissance flights and noted preliminary talks about using British ports by U.S. submarines amid existing bases on British soil.
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London
Moscow Radio Today
United States
Britain
Foreign Office
Washington
Soviet Union
Gates Says U S Missile Program Is In Good Shape
Defense leaders meeting in Washington report progress in the U S strategic missile program despite delays and aging systems. Launch sites at Warren and Vandenberg are near ready, with a full dozen intercontinental missiles expected by year end, while some sites face delays pushing completion into January. Labor and management groups blame overlapping management. the Pentagon concedes partial responsibility.
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Washington (Ap
Secro
Tory of Defense
Thomas S. Gates
Pertagon
Miissile
Department
Warren Air Force Base
Wye
Offul Air Force Box
Nel
Comipleligh
Warren
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Calif
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Murray Snyder
Asst
Defense
Pentagon
Defense Department
Ministers Oppose Liquor at City Golf Course
Greeley ministers and laymen voted to oppose a plan allowing a private club house with a dining room and bar at the new municipal golf course It was discussed at the First Methodist Church meeting led by the Bilistical Association president Dr Henry L Weiss The group argued the setup would violate the city charter and harm park policies guarding recreation facilities and moral standards
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Greeley
Tker
Rouse
Tie
First Methodist Church
Bilistorial Association
Henry L. Weiss
American Legion
Lapion
Galleric
Aniuisters
Tiquor
Fires Out of Control Across Northwest and Canada
In the northwest of the United States the fires remain out of control as crews fight the worst outbreak in years. In adjacent British Columbia more than 400 fires rage, with sizes from 1,000 to 1,000 acres, trapping 25 Canadian firefighters overnight. Sixteen others were airlifted after clearing a helicopter strip. the rest were expected to evacuate today.
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Portland
Ove
United States
West
Bia
Conical
Kamloops
B. C
Srenia
Middle Atlantic
Armal
Chesapeake Bay
Brenda
Long Islae Sound
Niantic
Conta
Easter
Maryland
Cambridge
Tampa
Bla
States and County Offices Banks Closed on Monday
Greeley observes Colorado Day with county offices and banks closed on Monday. Federal and city offices and businesses stay open. parking meters will operate as usual. The three clearing noise tanks will be closed in observance. The Tribune will publish both morning and evening editions.
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Sale
O Greeley
Colorado
Federal
Oity
Greeley
Tribune
Former Turkish Premier Hasan Saka Dies of Cancer
Istanbul AP reports former Turkish prime minister Hasan Saka died at his home in Sere ladav after a battle with cancer. Born in 1888 he led the country as premier in the 1940s and remained a prominent political figure.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Hasan Saka
Sere Ladav
Nixon Seeks Farm Belt Support With Advisory Session
Vice President Richard Nixon met with about 60 GOP congressmen and delegates to prod farmers toward a unified farm program. Secretary Seaton acted as agricultural adviser as Nixon outlined aims to court House and Senate Republicans while Kennedy and Johnson signal potential action on military aid.
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Whitney
Chicago
Richard
Nixon
Fred A.seston
Sab Ezea
Taft Henson
Ségeiculture
Shower
Congress
Nixon Wd Benson
Henson
New
Seaton
Hriday Ha
House
Senate
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Johnson
Fisenhower
Attempted holdup in front of home near Greeley
Harlan Strong reports a man about five feet eight inches tall, white and young approached his car shortly after 1 am Saturday in front of his home. The assailant produced a gun, causing Strong to flee then pursue briefly before the man drove off.
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Harlan Strong
Greeley Wali
Eénpoint
Strong
Nol
Castro Ilness Not Linked to Raul's Return
Havana reports Maj Raul Castro, brother of Prime Minister Fidel Castro, arrived from a tour of the Soviet Union, Czechoslovakia, and the United Arab Republic. The PM, convalescing after minor surgery, was not at the airport. Rumors he cut short Cairo stay due to Raul circulated. government denies any summons or tensions with the United States.
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Maj
Rau
Castro
Atu
Heidel Castro
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
United Arab Republic
Raul
Cairo
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Teponde
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Tor
Athens
Cuhan
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Gyantann
Goats To Be Used In CSU Space Study
Colorado State University researchers will use goats in a three year spaceflight simulation project funded with 45800 by the U S Air Force to study adrenal hormone effects on thyroid function under space stress and develop protective equipment for astronauts.
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Fort Collins AP
Colorado Stain University
CSU
U. S. Air Force Air Hesearch
Outet
Death toll climbs in Alps coal mine collision
In Chamonix and nearby, five miners died and another was seriously injured after a coal transport collision involving an air-tank truck and bus carrying workers. The incident occurred Friday, adding to mounting casualties in Alpine mining activity.
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Chamonix
Frente
L W Harsh Dies in Denver Hospital After Illness
L W Harsh founder of Hydraulics Unlimited Manufacturing near Eaton died of pulmonary emphysema Friday night at Bocher hospital in Denver. He built the company from a truck shop in Greeley to a $2,000,000 business with a closed circuit TV network. Surviving are his wife Linnea and three children Del Bert, Karen, and Alice. siblings and in laws. Funeral Tuesday at Eaton Methodist Church with burial at Eaton Cemetery.
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Hydraulics Unlimited
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Bocher Hospital
Denver
Harsh
Greeley
Eston
Bt Acres
Merino
D. Marsh
Okinawa
Bird
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Yuma
Ariz
del Bert
Karen
Aeliss
Keootlh
Dan
J. D. Harsh
Moses Leke
Wash
Barbara “Culber
Flagsiut
Ane Harsh
American Legion
Eaton Methodist Church
Eaton Cemetery
McNichols to Aid Kennedy in Study of Resources
Hyannis Port Mass Senator Kennedy disclosed a midnight telephone call with Steve McNichols of Colorado to coordinate a Western states study of natural resources needs. Kennedy said the governor will consult with state executives on resource development problems and push legislation for the 1961 Congress session.
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Hyannis Port
Mass
API
John F. Kennedy
Coy
Steve McNichol
Colorado
McNichols
Swampscott
Basta
Kennedy
Resaurce
Kennedy and Johnson Push Multibillion Legislation Plan
Senators Kennedy and Johnson announce a broad multibillion dollar program to boost defense, housing, health care and civil rights during the August Congress session. They expect a six day week and aim to enlist bipartisan support, while exploring farm legislation and potential picketing rights at construction sites.
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Hyannis Port
Mass
John F. Kennedy
Lyntonk
Johnson
Kennedy
Nikita
Khrus
Uus
Birsenhower
Gates Downson
Thomas
Gates Jr
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Tentagus
Furmer
Congress
Mrnnedy
Richard’ A. Nixon
Senate
Nixon
Tonger
Democratic Congress
Eisenhower
Texas
Cape Cod
Otis Air Force Base
Adlai B. Stevenson
Qas
1038
Ait
David K. E. Bruce
New Windsor
Stevenson
President Tours Broomfield as Flight Delayed
President Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower toured Broomfield near Denver while a tropical storm Brenda drifted up the Atlantic seaboard delaying their Newport vacation plans. The president postponed departure after forecasted unfavorable weather and rode with Aksel Nielsen Watt to inspect new construction in the rapidly growing suburb.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Denver
Calo
Eisenhower
Newport
R.I
Alcutta Seaboard
Eisenhower Boal
William Gy. Draper
Brenda
Atlantic
Thaulf Blade
Liseshower
Broomfield
Aksel Nialsen
Watt
Ak New Kame Construction
Eienhower
Memher
John Is
Dowd
Windsor Gas Sewer Projects Under Way In Windsor
Windsor undertakes two major improvement projects as crews lay gas and sewer extensions for an upcoming elementary school site south of Chestnut Street near the end of 5th Street. Milburn of Jobstown won the sewer contract totaling 8 458 dollars for 120 feet of eight inch pipe and manholes.
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Jst
Chestnut SL
Sth St
Windsarawe Board
Prokel
A. L. Milburn
Jobittown
Milburn
Milburn Company
Dem Candidates Plan Nationwide Campaign Swing
Sen Joly Kennedy and Lyndon B Johnson announced at a Hyannis Port news conference that they will campaign in every state before the November election. They expect most travel after Congress adjourns, likely in early September, with heavy effort planned for the fall.
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Hyannis Port
Mass
Joly F. Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Nasiner
Kennedy
Joseph P. Kennedy
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