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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1959

Page

5

Normandy Landing Vivid in Memory of Correspondent

An AP correspondent recalls D-Day details fifteen years after the invasion. He describes the immense Armada, tanks, ships, and troops landing under fire near Portsmouth and the Channel coast, and notes the fear and awe of that momentous operation.

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Normandy Beachfront Chaos and Combat Close Up

A first hand account outlines the chaos of D Day landings with LCIs barreling ashore, German batteries firing, and scattered firefights. The author, wounded with a broken wrist, crawls through smoke and shellfire to reach shore, then travels inland with Reuters journalist Doon Campbell, describing beach carnage, snipers, and advancing Allied troops toward Collevillé near Caen Canal as tanks and German counterattacks unfold.

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Traffic Deaths in April Rise Again Across Nation

Traffic fatalities rose in April marking the fourth consecutive monthly gain. The National Safety Council reported 2,610 deaths for the four months, up 1 percent from 1958, with total year to date at 10,680. Disabling injuries reached about 400,000 in the period.

Cincago National Safety Council

James Carlson Receives Honor at Colo. Agriculture Banquet

James Carlson son of Mr. and Mrs Arthur Carlson Route 2 Greeley won a special honor at the Alpha agricultural honorary banquet in Colo Tins. He was named outstanding freshman and recognized for service to campus life. Carlson active in Lambda and Chi Alpha. elected to Lan gers service honorary and Kappa Psi music. He plays in the university marching and concert bands and co chaired the College Days parade committee for the spring celebration.

James Carlson Actilles Chi Alpha Langers Kappa Kappa Psi

Clergyman Freed From Prison Farm Over Tax Stand

The Cincinnati pastor Maurice F. McCrackin, a pacifist and tax resister, was released from the federal prison farm at Lewisburg after serving five months and four days. He refused to pay income taxes for military financing, awaiting return to Cincinnati with another minister and supporters noting no disturbance at release.

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Marketing Help Pledged to Stock Yards Officials

Denver AP report says Clarence L. Miller assistant secretary of agriculture pledged government help to cooperate with stock yards officials to improve livestock markets at the opening of the American Stock Yards convention in ARSH. About 50 members attended. Baker of Washington president noted the association handles nearly 40 million animals since 19.

Denver Clarence L. Miller Secrdary Agricullnre Miller Baker Washington

Miller cites expanded authority over livestock markets

Miller notes that the Packers and Stockyards Act was expanded by a September amendment to cover all interstate livestock markets and dealers. He states the Agriculture Department now supervises about 2,200 auction markets nationwide under the stockyards law, as Chattanooga manager John Red Marios has led teams in Utica and other cities.

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