City plans fire protection upgrades to meet board recommendations
City Manager B H Cruce outlines steps to improve Greeley fire fighting facilities and water storage, aiming to raise the fire rating toward Class 5 or 4. Plans include adding hydrants in business districts, expanding water storage, adding an additional engine company, and staffing to five men per engine.
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National Boards of Fire
Greeley
Nvasional Board
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Grave
Donald G. Mees
Denver
Mountain States Inspectial Bureau
Mees
Bruce Forbes
National Board
Greecy
Eller
Hoskins and Associates
Hoskins and
Asociates
Cruce
Wie Prin ‘Pal
Sail
Chloe
Th Ave
1St St
Spruce
Soother Engine Company
Fire Department
Couré
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Weather Flights Of U2 Over 200 Disclosed By NASA
NASA disclosed that high flying U2 planes have conducted over 20 weather flights totaling about 264000 miles since 1958. The agency found locations after the fact, with flights across the United States Europe Turkey and Japan. Congressional records show expense bills altered to reflect different purposes.
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Vaccaro
Washington
Spnes
Washington (Ap
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United States
Europe
Turkey
Japan
Hugh L. Dryden
Aeronaue
Imnight
Ficsaml Space Administration
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Walf Dryden
Fer Pines
House
Congress
Flarks
Royal Hawaiian
Manalulu
Oren Herris
Une
Harris
U.S
NASA
Dryden
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Lbs
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Tornadoes and hail sweep West Texas towns
West Texas towns faced a rare storm with tornadoes reportedly seen near Monahans and Wink, large baseball sized hail smashing windows, 95 mph winds, and up to 3.25 inches of rain causing street flooding and power outages. Residents reported damaged homes and businesses as authorities coordinated cleanup efforts.
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Dallas
Tex
West Texas
Dunham
Texas
Kim Morris
Manahans
Wink
Monahans
Sherif Katt Hill
Winker County
Ronhiu
Full-Page Ads Support Johnson for Democratic Nomination
Across 15 states full page newspaper ads urge Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas to enter the Democratic presidential race. Titled Who Shall Lead Us, the notices are signed by 18 figures including Gov. Price Daniel, Gov. Buford Ellington, House Speaker Sam Rayburn, and Louis Johnson. The ads contrast Johnson’s experience with Kennedy’s immaturity and call for a nationwide telegraphic and letter campaign urging Johnson to be an active candidate.
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Lyon B. Johnson
Texas
Price Daniel
Buford Ellington
Tennessee
House
Sam Rayburn
Louis Johnson
Defense
John FP. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Senate
Johnson
Austin
Tex
Lebry Blackman
Johnson-for- President
Texas Inca
Colorado Weather Report Shows Mixed Skies and Cooling Trend
The forecast notes 2 pm Wednesday temperature around 8 degrees with 24 hour highs near 87 and lows around 43 in the Sugar factory area. Partly cloudy tonight, then widely scattered showers and thunderstorms in the mountains and east, cooler northwest, lows 25 to 35 in the mountains, 35 to 45 in the northwest corner, 50 to 60 elsewhere, with Thursday highs 73 to 85.
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Public Service
Sugar Factory
Colorado
Ackerd
Meurgnay
Adlai Outlines Peace Strategy At Democratic Gatherings
Chicago report notes Adlai Stevenson presenting a five point plan for deterrence and disarmament, urging U S leadership to revive initiative in the cold war. He criticizes Eisenhower policy after the summit collapse and calls for stronger Western unity and aid to poor nations. He also highlights a Colorado scholarship recipient connected to a public service study path.
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Chicago
Adlai. Stevenson
United States
The
Textile Workers Union
John F. Kennedy
Eisenhower
Washington
Stavenson
Westen Alliance
Carbide
Colorado
Stevenson
Repp
Greyley High
Lis
Ers
Sisth
Fiageo
Greeley High School
Elsen
Nikita
Rushehev
Russia
Tepp
Boys Association
Colorado State University
Kugler No 2 Oil Test Near New Raymer Field
Oil test at Kugler No 2 in New Raymer field reports seven barrels per hour on a 11 hour test. Production from the D sand at 6226 feet and from perforations BlZ to 222 feet. DY discovery shows 23 barrels per day on the pump with earlier tests yielding 300 feet of oil.
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New Raymer
Clayton Oil! Company
Jak
Ladmer
Raymer
Kelly
U S Warns Asian Allies Of Red Probes
Washington reports say Secretary of State Christian Herter warned SEATO members that Communist probing is possible in the Far East ahead of a summit. He urged Britain and France to remain alert as Western and Asian allies consider joint action.
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Senate
Kusela
Nikita. Khrushchev
Washington
United States
Southeast Asia
Far East
Christian A. Herter
Heriet
Seato
Tate
Herter
Britain
Selwyn Lloyd
Maurice Conve de Murville
Buffalo Head Is Mounted in Court Library
A mounted buffalo head was installed in the district court library at the courthouse on Wednesday morning. The head of a four hundred pound bull buffalo was obtained for the law library at Judge George H. Gelds request, via the National Bison Range in Montana and taxidermist B H Brown of Littleton.
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Faw
District Court
Law
George H. Brad Geld
Greeley
State Surpreme Court
Donald A. Carpenter
National Bison Range
Montana
B. H. Brown
Littleton
South Korea fears overthrow as probe widens
In Seoul the new government faces counterrevolution fears amid a wide-ranging inquiry into rigged elections and the Rhee era fallout. Nine former officials, a former bank heads, police chiefs, and 14 generals resign or are jailed as factions push for immediate elections and a premier cabinet system.
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James Cary
Seoul
South Korea
South’ Korea
Aeting
Huh
Strange Strivings
Syngman
Thee
Honolulu
Rhee
Liberal Party
Lee Bak Suk
Blue Shirt
Troionel Independence Ledge
Young Guardians of the Republic
Sani
Uechaps
Apsil
Jean
Korean Renstactin Bank
Bank’ of Korea
Rice
Song Yo Than
Army
Yuling
Ian
Hhee
National Independence League
Young Guardians
Ta Sed Hub
Lod
Baw
Western Union Averts Strike Agreement Reached
Washington AP reports Western Union and the Commercial Telegraphers Union reached a contract agreement early today. G Hageman, chief negotiator for CTU, said signing was expected Thursday. One remaining step was completing paperwork after a long final session that stretched into the early hours.
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Washington
Western Union
Comercial Telegraphers Union
Jns
G. Hageman
Negolie
CTU
Ing
Hageman
Taday
Suit claims pet skunk caused rabies bites in Canon City
Seven Canon City residents sue Willer R Collier owner of a Morrison area pet shop in Denver District Court seeking damages of 245 323 alleging Susie the skunk and another animal bitten family members and others. Plaintiffs say the skunk was rabid and that Collier sold a dangerous animal. The suit notes injuries to William Cornell Norma Cornell Billy Cornell Linda Cornell and others and mentions deaths of a dog and cat from the same incident.
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Denver
Canon City
Toling
Willer R Collier
Morrison
William Cornell
Casan City
Norma
Woskunks
Susie
Stompser
Cornell
Ims
Billy
Linda
Meelyn Chaffin
Mary Cornell
Paul Knopp
Corie
Susia
Collie
Collies
Public Schools Close Thursday in Greeley
Greeley public schools will dismiss early Thursday at 2 p m signaling end of term. Students in all grades will receive report cards between 1 30 and 2 p m at their schools. Commencement exercises at the high school will be held at 1 p m Thursday in the gymnasium.
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Greeley
Ash analysis of wood ash from slag heated wood
Analysis of wood ash from slag burned in Champaign at the University measures oxide contents. Potassium oxide leads at 30.42 percent, calcium oxide 21.79, manganese oxide 6.17, phosphorus oxide 5.41, sodium oxide 4.2, magnesium oxide 4.06 with traces of zinc iron and sulfur compounds.
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Champaign
Leea
May Rainfall Below Average in Greeley Reports
May rainfall in Greeley fell short of the long term average with 1.64 inches recorded at the sugar factory weather station. The five month total is 5.43 inches toward an annual average of 12.45 inches, signaling possible tighter moisture for dryland farming.
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Greeley
Accace
Great Western
Suga
Deving Marek
Mamie Eisenhower Hospitalized At Walter Reed
Washington AP reports First Lady Mamie Eisenhower entered Walter Reed Army Hospital today for treatment of asthmatic bronchitis. Doctors said she is comfortable and improving from Tuesday with no fever. She will remain under care for a short period, likely a few days.
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Washington
Minuteman Missile Test Train Program Planned for Summer
Fourteen railroads will participate in the Minuteman intercontinental missile test train program this summer led by SAC and the Air Force. The first test trains will depart June 20 from Hill Air Force Base Utah to the West and later tests will run in the Des Moines area. The program aims to test movement logistics communications and environmental conditions rather than carrying missiles.
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Omaha
Strategte Aly Command
Hill Air Force Base
Ogden
Utah
Tes Moines
Virgil Mf. Cloyd Jr
SAC
Hill Afb
Air Fores
Thion Pacific
Southern Pacific
Western Pacific
Denver and
Rio Grande Western
Northern Pavitic
Great Northern
Chicago - Great Western
Sao Line
D 'E Linois Central
Millaukee Reade
Chicago
Burlington Aad
Quincy
Northern Railway
Boving “Airplane Co
Minuteman
Association of American Railroads
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Foregon
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Wyoming
Nebraska
Iowa
Missouri
Dakhia
Minneasota
Wisconya
Minois
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