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Newspaper

Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1962

Page

6

C of C Hosts Nine African Officials on Greeley Visit

The Greeley Chamber of Commerce hosted nine African officials on a Friday tour of local industries. Delegates from Dahomey Ivory Coast Madagascar Mali Senegal, accompanied by US officials, toured the chamber and discussed industrial development, technical aid, and public sentiment toward US assistance.

Greeley Chamber of Commerce Ukey Greeley Chamber of Commerse United States Plarming Goverment Mali Adama Diala Finance Senegal Atioune Badara Pall Lucien Dassomption Ministery Commerce Government of Dehomey Richard T. Murphy Agency For International Development Stile Department Catherine Lr Fourcade Piverie Legal Willian Garnsey TH Chamber of Commerce Clint Mayer Neteune Rureh First National Bank Dale Hinman Wu Gresley National Bank Jack King King Lumaber Co Warren Terry Lume Light and Power Co Gordon Rissler Chamber Air Commerce Board of Nirestora Juncheon Greeley Country Club Chicago Arica The United San Francisco Chiago Puerto Rico Amancio Eca France

Farmers remind of S S records and taxes

Don Snyder of the Greeley Social Security office warned Wels County farmers to keep wage records for farm workers and crew leaders. Employers must report and pay taxes when cash wages reach 14 dollars or more in a year or when a worker works two days or more for any cash amount. Employer and employee taxes total six percent of wages, reported yearly in January on Internal Revenue Form 43. more details at the Social Security Office AN3 10M Ave.

Don Snyder Greeley Social Security Office Wels County Feaders Snyder

Blast wounds Army sergeant in South Viet Nam

An American sergeant was lightly wounded and four Vietnamese soldiers were killed in a Thursday night explosion near Tha Son, 121 miles southwest of Saigon. Fifteen Vietnamese troops were injured. the cause was a defective stove, with grenade ruled out. The sergeant, an adviser with a Vietnamese self defense unit, had his name withheld and was expected to resume duty soon.

Saigon South Viet Nam UB Army Tha Son Hey

Curb on Backdoor Spending Urged

Washington AP reports Rep. Thomas M. Pelly proposes adding a curb on backdoor spending to any bill raising the federal debt limit. He notes about 34.5 billion in such borrowing is owed and urges an amendment to cap it. Rep. Wright Patman backs the debt limit rise but cites higher interest costs since 1932.

Waslington Thomas M. Pelly H-Wash Loose Ways and Means Pelly Treasury Wright Patmin D-Tex

Windsor Youths Win Legion Scholarships at Windsor

Donald Arnith and Dein Webber, Windsor High seniors, were awarded American Legion outstanding boy and girl scholarships by Forbes McKay Post 104 at a Windsor program. Rev Frank Gunter accepted for the Legion and Mrs Terry Wilkinson for the auxiliary.

Windssor Donald Arnith Dein Webber American Legion Forbes McKay Post Winsor Smith Oars Alvin RL Smith W Webber William Webber Windsor High Frank Gunter the Legion Terry Wilkinson Auxiliary

Former Eaton Woman Dies in Denver

A former Eaton resident Mrs. doh Llamas died suddenly at her Westwool home in Denver on Wednesday May 90. Rosary Monday 10 am at Macy's Ba ta Chapel. Requiem mass Tuesday 9 am at St. Shildael's Church Baton. Interment Baton Cemetery. Survived by husband John and four daughters Teresa Evelyn Carolyn Debbie. Father John Blea of Denver. Survived by sisters Jennie Arena Elizabeth Martinez Gloria Dus, all of Denver. Brothers Abel Manuel Valdy Fred Edward, and two brothers Edward Ben Ortega of Salt Lake City Utah. Mrs Stantas attended Eston elementary and hunter -Tligh Schools and lived in Faton before moving to Teaver three years ago. Cousin of Mrs Toby Martince of Greeley.

Eaton Doh Llamas Westwool Denver Macy's Sirs Jennie Arena Elizabeth Martinez Birs Glori Dus Abel Manuel Valdy Fred Edward Ben Ortega Salt Lake City Utah Stantas Eston Hunter —Tligh Aid Faton

Ernest Taggart Dies Saturday in Weld County

Ernest A. Taggart, 43, a Galeton homesteader born July 25, 1877 in Welby, died Saturday morning at Weld County General Hospital. He farmed in Welby and Galeton before moving to East Lake, retired to town in 1954, and lived with his sister Ada C. Dewey for 15 years. Survived by sisters Irene Siggrist of Eaton and Edith Agnes MacKenden of Greeley. Funeral set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at Adamson Memorial Chapel with Eaton Cemetery burial.

Ernest A. Taggart Galeton Weld County General Welby East Lake Ada C. Dewey Farm Bureau Diveey Itte Offer Irene Siggrist Eaton

Nittler Services Set for Mond Funeral of Edmonds

Nittler of Wiggins announces funeral services for Edmonds to be held at 1 a.m. Monday at the Community Church in Wiggins. Edmonds died Thursday morning at Fort Morgan Hospital. Sterling Cemetery burial at 2 30 p.m. Survived by wife Gladys and son Hert, a student at Colorado State University.

Wiggins Edmonds Nittler Wit Fort Morgan Hospital Miermont Sterling Cemetery Gladys Hert Colorado

Five Die in Turkish jet show crash at air show

Dan I. Scott of a longtime Greeley resident died Friday night at Weld County General Hospital after a Turkish jet lighter crashed and exploded during an air show marking the Turkish air force anniversary. Five killed and 108 injured, six may have perished.

Dan If. Scott Greeley Weld County General Hospital Eskesehih Turkey Sabre al: Tanudspaskers Velontet

Rail Wage Rift May End Monday

A railway wage dispute may be settled by Monday as negotiators from the top union and railroad management prepare in Chicago. G. E. Leighty, head of the committee for nonoperating workers says there is a strong chance of agreement. About 450,000 nonoperating trainmen and other employes are affected. Talks resume Tuesday in Chicago.

Cincago APIA Monlay G. E. ‘Leighty Nen Chicago

Canon City High Principal Resigns After Long Service

Frank M. Hickey, principal of Canon City High School, announced by Superintendent Ralph Monell, resigns after 43 years with the school system as teacher, coal, assistant principal and principal. He became principal in 194? and is noted as a key organizer of Colorado High School Activities Association. No successor named. Hickey is an alumnus of the University of Colorado and received the C-Club award in 1938 and a 1958 alumni recognition award.

Canon City Cap Frank M. Hickey Canon City High School Ralph Monell Hickey Monel O| Enekey Colorado High o/Secnal Activities Association Poland

Realtors Honor Oldest Area Homesteaders in Briggsdale Event

The Board of Realtors presented certificates to long‑time homesteaders led by Kindwall and the Mitzels at Briggsdale 12 miles from Mitzot Jed Inc. The notes describe past homesteads, land parcels of up to 488 acres, and families who lived and farmed in Baca County and nearby areas since the early 1900s.

Briggsdale Mitzot Jed Inc Soni Jake Comeroy Accola Springfield Baca County Wirs Leona Russ Mason Coolidge Kansahemastead Kindwall Grey Robert J. Aitchell New Raymer Robert Mitchell Weld County Gast Kindwall Leona Ross

R. O. Pierson Dies Friday At Loveland

Funeral services for R. O. Pierson of Loveland, formerly of Greeley, who died Friday at Loveland Hospital, will be held Monday at 2 p.m. from Kibbey Mortuary. Interment will be in Loveland. Pierson, brother of Fred Pierson, was a former employee at O. P. Skaggs Store and later at Safeway in Loveland. He married Esther Johnston in 1927 at Stromsburg, Neb. Survivors include wife Esther, a son Howald of Littleton, a daughter Nesslie Johnson of Loveland, five brothers Fred of Greeley, Nels and Harry of Stromsburg, Ed of Gibbon, and Dr F A Pierson of Lincoln, Neb.

R. O Pierson Loveland Greeley Loveland Hospital Kibbey Mortuary Fred Fierson 196Th Ave O. P. Skaggs Safeway Esther Johnston

Pittsburgh steel mill sent to Turkey for erection at Ereğli

Ankara reports a Pittsburgh built steel mill valued at 245 million dollars is being shipped to Turkey for erection at the Black Sea port of Ereğli. The mill has an annual capacity of 470000 tons and is to be completed in 1365.

Ankara Turkey Black Sea Eregli

German Wine Import Trends From Vienna to West Germany

A note indicates Germans import wine from Vienna to West Germany at a rate of 1. BR 002 gallons annually, reflecting ongoing cross border beverage trade despite regional tensions.

Vienna West Germany I Austris

Texan Jailed for Smuggling Dope

El Paso resident Elvan Terri Lopez, 34, was sentenced by U.S. District Judge William Dayle to five years in federal prison for smuggling marijuana from Mexico. Lopez was arrested near Puebla last Feb. 22 after a state patrol officer noticed a defective tail light and found 61 pounds of marijuana sealed in the auto.

Denver Elvan Terri Lopez el Paso Tex Mexico Lopez Puebla U.S. Dist William Dayle

Emperor cleans boots at imperial paddy field ceremony

TOKYO reports Emperor Tite uli in white sleeves and gray fell bal plants tree seedlings in the imperial paddy field during an annual spring ceremony inside the palace grounds. PALERMO Italy two hundred workers suffer food poisoning blamed on tomato sauce after lunch at the Palerm shipyards cafeteria. The National Agrarian Institute says over 50 000 Venezuelan families have received farm land in three years. MOSCOW Soviet icebreaker Lenin will lead a caravan of ships through the avenue this year as Dass reports.

Tokyo Titeuli Palermg Italy Palecma Mualch Garacgas, Venezela API National Agrarian Institute Deports Moscow Lenin Dass

Russia Will Not Increase Lead and Zinc Exports

The Soviet Union pledges not to raise lead and zinc exports to the West this year to aid major producers amid a market glut. Soviet delegate Sergei Shivaer told a 23 nation study group that exports will stay at 1964 levels or below. Other countries including Japan, Spain, and Yugoslavia seek output limits.

Russia Geneva Soviet Union Sergei Shivaer Yugoslavia Japan Spain West Germany Italy France Indonesia Belgaum Netherlands Luxembourg London Australia Peru Sweden

Oldest Italians Smoke Drink and Eat Hearty in Rome

In Rome a convention of Italy’s near centenarians gathered to discuss health, lifestyle, and longevity. Most men said they smoke and have for life, about half the women smoke, all consume wine regularly, and all describe themselves as heavy eaters. The event drew elders from small towns to the biological research center in Rome.

Rome Italy Timan Jeaine Lalany Center For ‘Biologic Llesearch

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