Congress Grants Kennedy Authority to Mobilize Reservists
Congress approved an emergency resolution granting President Kennedy authority to call up to 250000 reservists into active duty, extend enlistment periods, and fund a defense buildup including a civil defense shelter program. The measure accompanies a separate $3.253 billion for mobilization and $207.8 million for civil defense.
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Tex Man Drowns In Stock Pond Near Trinidad
Je ssey Birkley, 8, of Dallas, drowns while swimming in a stock pond on the Fred Hudson ranch about 43 miles east of Trinidad Sonila y. A friend, Willie Freeny of Amarillo, Tex, says they planned to visit. Birkley changed to trunks and swam across part of the 20 foot deep pond before vanishing. Three divers from Pueblo—Ken Humphreys Billy Klonj Mal McConnell—worked to recover the body on Sunday and Monday.
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Weather rundown with temperatures and precipitation
Readable weather snippet reports two day temperature ranges and precipitation. Great Western and Public Service figures show highs from 89 to 98 degrees, lows from 53 to 63, with scattered rain amounts noted.
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Asian African UN Bloc Divided On Session Over Bizerte Base
Asian and African members of the United Nations split on calling a special session to address the French Tunisian Bizerte base issue. Delegates debated backing Liberia’s call for August action while aiming to label France an aggressor for remaining in Tunisia. The vote may hinge on 59 signatures to convene the General Assembly, with support seen from Yugoslavia and other bloc allies.
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Talks Between JFK and Cheng Open Red China Policy
President Kennedy opened consultations with Chinese Nationalist vice president Cheng in Washington to shape policy opposing seating Peiping at the United Nations. Johnson Rusk and Far East experts joined. Discussions cover Outer Mongolia recognition and other pressing international issues.
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Largest Jr Fair entries rise at Island Grove show
Weld County entries indicate a record June turnout with dairy and sheep departments expanding. Rabbit and foods projects draw large totals ahead of judging while poultry shows report early entry gains as Island Grove hosts the fair week.
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Britain seeks common market membership amid global shift
London AP reports Prime Minister Macmillan told Parliament Britain will seek entry to the European Common Market, aiming to protect Commonwealth tariff preferences while negotiating a detailed, protracted accord. Denmark joins in applying, De Gaulle likely to meet Macmillan, and U S officials cautious but supportive.
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Top Scientists Will Hold Talks On Solar System
Top space scientists and engineers will participate in a conference on solar system physics and presented dynamics through August 11 in Blacksburg Virginia Polytechnic Institute and Langley Research Center NASA sponsorship. About 165 U S and Canadian physicists will register Sunday to attend with lectures by Drs Sidney Chapman and Grant Athay of the High Altitude Observatory.
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Land's End to End Nantes Coast Mystery
The rocky western point of Europe near Nantes is described with a local label Nistecre or Land's End as Tritlany's coast is noted for its rugged scenery and uncertain naming.
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Injured climber rescued from Third Flatiron
Dennis Dreher an 18 year old from Southampton Pa was rescued from the Third Flatiron formation near Boulder after a climbing fall. He suffered an elbow injury possible rib damage and several bruises as rescuers in heavy rain spent hours lowering him to safety with help from teammates Evans Winner and Hoyt Riskus.
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High Court Refuses To Reconsider Driver Law Ruling
Colorado Supreme Court declines to reopen its decision on the financial responsibility law. It held that motorists may be suspended from driving after an accident if uninsured or unable to post security, a provision now deemed unconstitutional. The state plans to reinstate licenses for those previously suspended.
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Weather Outlook for Colorado Tonight and Tuesday
Partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with scattered afternoon and evening thunder showers. Temperatures steady with lows around 53 to 65 across elevations and 65 to 95 in the mountains. Highs Tuesday range from 85 to 100, higher in the southeast and northwest regions.
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All-Star Game Goes Into Extra Innings in Boston
The 31st MLB All Star game tied 1-1 at the end of nine innings with rain delaying play. Detroit’s Al Kaline singled and stole second in the ninth, but San Francisco’s Tito Miller struck out Mickey Mantle, Eldon Howard, and Rays, ending the threat.
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Red Rules Over Berlin Go Into Effect Tonight
Berlin reports announce new Communist air traffic rules to enter force. Western pilots face reporting demands crossing East German airspace, though U S officials expect no incidents. East German regime enforces control as refugees flee to West Berlin via air corridors supervised by Allied and Soviet officers.
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Census survey counts Greeley children for school planning
A census of school and preschool children in five Greeley areas will begin Tuesday. Educational Planning Service of Colorado State College conducts the house to house survey for Greeley Public Schools. Interviewers will identify themselves and survey Jackson Franklin Maplewood Park and Jefferson attendance areas. The study aims to project future school needs and enrollments, including children not yet in school. Dr Leonard Walsh says the effort informs building plans and a fall report to the school board. The EPS also analyzes current facilities of the Greeley Public Schools.
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Steve Irked by Court Driver Law Stand in Colorado
Denver AP report says Gay McNichols vows to consult with Ally Gen Duke Dunbar and Revenue Director Theo to protect the public from irresponsible drivers after the Colorado Supreme Court refuses to review a ruling that the motor vehicle responsibility act is unconstitutional. The governor cites high court decision as costly and safety impacting.
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Cordless electric lawn mowers hit the market
In Los Angeles three manufacturers have introduced cordless electric lawn mowers powered by rechargeable batteries, signaling a shift in yard care technology.
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Rains Strike U S From Colo to N Y Across Toll Rise
A nationwide rainfront stretched from Colorado to New York causing floods and damage. The toll rose with Colorado reporting 289 highway deaths for 1961, including a Colorado Springs crash that killed a man and later a child. Other fatalities emerged in Oklahoma and Virginia as downpours disrupted highways, farms, and telephony.
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