Holiday Traffic Kills A29 Across Nation
Nationwide holiday travel fatalities rise during a seven day period ending Memorial Day. The Associated Press reports 408 motor deaths across the country, with 671 highway fatalities during the holiday weekend. The survey notes a higher toll than previous years, amid 74 hours of travel from Thursday to Sunday and 72 drownings and 18 Bowling deaths during the period. Memorial Day four day observance records show 49 deaths statewide.
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Associated
Haliday
Sunalay
Miles
High Court Strikes Alabama NAACP Bar
The U S Supreme Court affirmed a lower ruling barring the NAACP from operating in Alabama as a foreign corporation. Justice Harlan noted the case’s long history and upheld Alabama’s registration enforcement while denying federal relief. The decision leaves the NAACP unable to conduct state activities pending further actions.
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NAACP
Supreme Court
Moneach Alabami Eile Orien
Ate National Agsaetes
Tial
Jun Ms. Harlah
Omminwins
Permaneniy
Jenn
Jyhe
Alabame
State Supreme Court
Saile Unis
WAACP
NAASE
TLE
Stegremei Court
Fie
Mnaacp
Harlan
Alabanis
Pathet Lao Breaks Ties with Phouma Premier
The Pathet Lao announced withdrawal from Vieng Xai of Phouma era officials, denying recognition of Premier Jouvan Phouma. Cabinet members Soukvongsack and Khamapheu ane Tounaton would depart, after staying with the Polish delegation at the International Commis sion.
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Antoine Yared
Vientiane
Laos
Canvennist Pathe
West Des Mon
Bouvanta Phou
Pathiat Lao
Soukvongsack
Khamapheu Ane Tounaton
Copsmissien
Pathet Lao
Commission
Greeley High Graduation Promises Largest Senior Class
A big crowd attends Greeley High School commencement prep as 541 seniors are to receive diplomas including Lil Toe Ray and Bert Gilbert. Rabbi Marlin Weitz urges linking education and religion while local officials outline ceremonies at the Nelsons Synagogue and Landen Theater with music by Dr. Leslie Grimes and the symphonic band.
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Chase
Percy
Greeley
Lil ‘Toe Ray
Bert Gilbert
Rebel Baptist Church
Eymage
Jerry Meyer
Turner
Noburk Turner
Creetey High
Leslie Grimes
Will Ender
Nal
William Hact Tau
Cie Dipio
Tari Sandberg
Ile Womanuel Lufiern Chireh
Nirlesix
Grevley High School
Harlan
United Nelsons
Colorado State
Talfor
Congo
Cyprus
Colorado
Alabama
Marlin AM
Weitz
OSC
L Realy
Nis
Synossel
Long Island
N.Y
Chrcuit Court
Universal
Montgomery County
Ala
Kele
Ncreasing International
de Buziness
Landen
Peace Corps
Wayman Walker Nee
Mile Kr -Salyege
Mil
Weather and religious news mix from a distant paper
The issue blends a 24 hour forecast with scattered thundershowers and normalizing temperatures, and a lengthy report on an honorary degree presentation to Dr. Williams. It covers speeches by Rabbi Weisz on global harmony and a list of joint honor recipients from CSU and CSC amid broader notes on education and religion.
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CSC
Refi Leces
Burand Houlchens
Tablie Sergien
State Board Ofjtrasnates
Rasa
J. Habbi Weisz
Warleas World
Aly Ana AE Geele
UU Oy
Universit
Colirndd State College
Sandre Burk
Duane Bork
Tue
13Th Ave
CSU
Lorraine Boos
Edie G. Boos
20Th St. Rd
Lidda Buxman
Myx
Daniel Buxman
Rt. 2
Marsha Willams
Ivan C. Wiliams
John Thomptron
George WV. Thompson
Cso
Ray Williams
Way Williams Jr
25Th Ave
USC
Linsida Kay
Q Hay
John D. Kay
12Th BR
Judge Takes Ruby Sanity Under Study
In Dallas Texas Judge Brown ordered a sanity study for Ruby, a 64 year old farmer and night club operator accused in the Kennedy assassination case. A panel of psychiatrists will report whether Ruby is legally insane and eligible for a sanity hearing, with possible commitment to a mental hospital if found insane. The decision follows defense appeals and notes from Drs Stubblefield Halhenk and Seavers.
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Dallas
Tex
Ruby
Judie Jae B. Brown
Huby
Lee Harvey Dewald
John F. Kennedy
R. L. Stubblefield
John ‘Vp
Halhenk
William R
Seavers
Brown
Khig
Enemey
Joe Peal
Farmer Aight Club
Oswald
Fai
Sen Chenes
Imental
Nusetipg
Browni
Ambiguous Supreme Court Action Hinted in Alabama Case
Fragmentary OCR snippet suggests an Alabama Supreme Court disposition discussion. It mentions association approval and prompt implementation of a provision, but lacks clear actions, dates, or identified parties.
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Supreme Court of Alabama
Seniors urged to identify with great issues
Seniors at Greeley High School and Rev. Bunge addressed the American Lutheran day at the gym, urging graduates to face complex world issues with faith and purpose. Separate reports discuss Kennedy era political notes and delegates to the Democratic National Convention, urging alignment with President Johnson’s guidance.
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Cts
Hev
Bicheght Greeley High School
Bunge
Sun-ijoye
American Lutherat
Churchium
Gradu
Washington
Warren Commission
dahn F_ Kennedy
Alve
Ign
Lee Harvey
Ning
Kennedy
Johnson
Kim Edward N. Cushkvan
New York County
Mennallan
Railabyr
Ty Pith
Mansfield Readies Cloture Petition for Civil Rights Bill
Senate Majority Leader Mansfield plans to file a petition for cloture to limit debate on the civil rights bill. The move requires at least 41 votes and could force a two day voting window after amendments to the package. Republican and Southern opponents argue the bill remains flawed despite amendments.
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Joe Krall
Curlier
Washington
API
Senitie
Thor
Mike Mans
Everett
Montana
Mirksen
Mims
Mans
Sallfield
Dirksen
Cnto Vale
Athchors
Senate
Wall Ann
Mansfield
Long Watlle
Crashes Kill 12 in State Over Memorial Day Holiday
Twelve people died in Colorado during the Memorial Day weekend in separate crashes on the Western Slope and near Denver. Kenneth Wilson, 37, of Moab Utah, died when his car struck a concrete bridge pillar 17 miles north of Gunnison. Robbie Nelson, 25, of Highland California, died in a collision west of Gunnison involving a car driven by Arthur Hicks, 24, of Gunnison. Lois Nelson, 24, and Edward Smith sustained fractures. both were listed in satisfactory condition at Gunnison Community Hospital. A Denver man was killed when struck by a stone pillar in a freak accident west of Denver.
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Kenneth
Wilson
Morab
Jeff U.S. A
Lof Dutta
Eerlier
Robbie M. Nelson
Highland
Calif
Fang Vue
Arthur B. Hicks
Gunnisen
Lois Nelson
Contol Sn
Isa Edward
Commie Ily
Dusse
Lew
A. Fot
Denver
Tis
State DeMolay Meeting Set for Greeley Conclave
The Order of DeMolay will hold its annual conclave in Greeley starting Saturday through Tuesday June 9. The event draws 600 or more members from Colorado chapters with Sweethearts attending and competitions plus social events. Key advisers include Durward Jaeheni and Rhodes, with committee work ongoing since early planning. The gathering features parades, rituals, dances, church service, a public reception, and a grand ball, culminating in a final program at the Commodity Building.
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Greeley
Heers
Colorado
AT Reguliy
Colorada
Ste
Irvings Cannon
Rehnts Rhodes
Durward Jaeheni
Tugii
Betuiary
DeMalay
DuMalay
Frans
Kansas City
DeMolay
Coimpeti
Poubilioy
Ehapien Opti
Commodity
Ssesutite Comlysitlee
Haremany Benn Rein
FFA Rodeo Rescheduled After Park Arena Closure
The FFA rodeo, set for Friday night, faced postponement due to arena conditions after rain at Island Grove Park. Officials confirm the event will proceed as planned with the queen crowning and musical program, aided by local school supporters and the Columbus High School activities staff.
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Parma
America
Radon
Islad Grove Park
Valde
Adams
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