United Fund Here Sets Drive Goal of $90,061
The Weld County United Fund board approves a drive goal of 90 061 for the 463 44 campaign, marking a 5.1 percent increase from last year. Funds will support Red Cross Weld County Unit, National Travelers Aid, Salvation Army, Boy Scouts and other agencies with distributions set by committee decisions. The drive chair is Robert Ruyle and the board president is Dr. Lynne Eldred.
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Greeluy
Greeley MS Unit Receives 1000 From 1959 Drive Funds
The Greeley chapter of the Multiple Sclerosis Society was allocated 1000 dollars Tuesday from money raised by Greeley United. In 1999 the chapter sought 1500 dollars, with 1200 ear marked for research, but no suitable project existed then. The funds were placed in a reserve fund for the chapter.
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Multiple Sclerosis Society
Greeley United
David B. Emmert
Weather and Fund Drive Notes From The Region
The report notes 1 p m temperatures around 94 in Colorado with 95 highs and 86 lows locally for 24 hours ending 8 am Tuesday. Thunderstorms possible in eastern areas Wednesday with fair conditions elsewhere and cooler nights. Separately Emmert asked the United Fund board to allocate 1,000 from the MS reserve for Denver research. 3,000 granted toward Mercy Institute for Bio-Median Research as part of this year’s drive.
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Sovereignty Fight Denied as Enclave Report Sparks Rumor
Morocco's Foreign Ministry denied claims it had seized any part of the Spanish enclave of Ifni amid misread electoral results. A spokesman called the report an erroneous interpretation sparked by Sunday’s municipal elections. Nearby, disaster reports from the Midwest described collapsed buildings, severe storms, and hundreds feared dead.
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Race Violence Blamed On JFK Administration
Washington AP report says Alty Gen Joe T Patturson of Mississippi accuses Kennedy administration and Attorney General Robert F Kennedy of responsibility for racial violence. Patterson testifies before Senate Commerce Committee amid countrywide unrest, challenged by Mike Monroney who presided and urged disagreement.
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House Committee Okays Extension Of Debt Limit
House action moves to extend the federal debt limit beyond 300 billion dollars as part of a broader omnibus package. Debate centers on civil rights provisions and public accommodations, with testimony from lawmakers and Kennedy as primary witness among others.
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Ward case judge warns jurors not to guess
London AP Justice Sir Archie Marshall warned jurors not to guess why Dr Stephen Ward’s high society friends did not defend him. He noted there are many possible reasons and said if Ward told the truth there would be witnesses to back him, but none appeared. A verdict was near after a week-long trial on five charges.
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Nixon Visits De Gaulle Thaw Seen
AP reports Nixon, on a European vacation with his family, met with Charles de Gaulle at the Elysee Palace. He declined to reveal details, but voiced optimism that U S France relations will find areas of agreement and news in the future amid current difficulties.
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Yugoslavs Clean Up Quake Ravaged City
In Skopje capital of Yugoslavia rescue crews battle tremors after a powerful earthquake. Officials promise to level dangerous debris and prevent disease as they search rubble for survivors and begin planning for rebuilding or relocation.
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U S Retaliates as North Korean Reds Slay Another Yank
Fighting near the Korean demilitarized zone left four North Koreans dead as U S Army patrols and South Korean police hunted rogue attackers. The ambush and ensuing clashes cost American lives and intensified patrols near Panmunjom and Freedom Bridge. A Pentagon spokesman described rapid pursuit while troops surrounded suspects and investigations continued in Davison Michigan and the Korea front.
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U S Seeks To Ban Underground Nuclear Tests
In Geneva the United States announced a push for a treaty banning underground nuclear tests amid Cold War tensions. Delegates from the United States Soviet Union and Britain weighed a direct Moscow Washington link and debated whether talks should continue outside the Moscow treaty framework.
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Bridegroom Killed in Bloomfield Hills Car Crash
In Bloomfield Hills Michigan AP reports a groom Rayman J Zehnder Jr 44 was killed in a car crash less than four hours after marrying Monday. His bride Betty Mepgs 122 was injured in the collision.
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Yanks in Korea Estimated To Be Nearly 50 000
Reporters estimate U S forces in Korea near fifty thousand personnel with combat divisions deployed along the peninsula. Military planners assess potential troop levels as the U N and allied commands coordinate defense and potential escalation.
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Senator Sees Strong Backing for N-Ban
Senator Mansfield of Montana says broad bipartisan support exists for the Moscow test ban treaty. He reports positive impressions from Secretary of State Herter and President Kennedy, while GOP leaders express hesitation about a signing ceremony and potential bipartisan display.
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