Colorado Wyoming Day Opens Greeley VFW Encampment
Delegates and visitors to the Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary department of Colorado gather in Greeley June 13 for a four day convention. Post 2121 and its auxiliary host as Department Commander C. B Click Robinson and Department President Pauline Hiddleson preside. Wyoming attendees expect to join Colorado events including a polo parade and the joint opening ceremony at the Elks Home.
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Veterans of Foreign War and Auxiliary Department of Colorado
Greeley
Post 2121
C. B. ‘Click’ Robinson
Colorado Springs
Pauline Hiddleson
Wyoming
Colorado
Elks Home
Brannaman
Job P. Gooner
James Quayford
Ben Naffsiger
John Vivian
Barney Teel
Masone Temple
VFW
Copiles
VIW
Charles C. Lills
VFW Convention Leaders to Attend in Seattle
Commander in chief of Veterans of Foreign Wars from Seattle and national Auxiliary president from Kansas City will be present. Offici al depart ment officers Don Wanson Robert Bhamburg Ted Ott Jr Denver Clark Ray Brannaman Gus Marting also plan to attend. Chet Griffin leads the general committee aiming for the most successful VFW encampment yet.
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Veterana
United States
Seattle
Wash
Sally Cannon
Kansas City
Don Wanson
Robert Bhamburg
Ted Ott, Jr
Denver
B. Clark
Ray Brannaman
Gus Marting
Chet Griffin
VFW
House Resolution Pledges Friendship for All the Peoples
The House passed a resolution affirming friendship with all the world's peoples including Russians. The vote was 360 to 7 with 43 present. no quorum issue. Sponsored by Representative Ribbcun D Conny, it urges the president to ask the Soviet government to acquaint Soviet citizens with the resolution's contents.
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Washington
House
America Senate
Senate
Ribbcun D.conny
Soviet Union
Airplane makers seek high nickel alloys for exhaust resistance
Industrial proposals urge development of nickel-rich alloys to endure the harsh conditions of aircraft exhaust. A separate item notes a historic nuclear test at Alamogordo New Mexico where the first atomic burst occurred in a valley known as El Tornado del Meurto Way of Death.
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Alamogordo
New Mexico
Civil Defense Test To Include County Units Wednesday
The Colorado Civil Defense agency announces a second statewide control center test for Wednesday night. Unlike the first, county civil defense organizations will join the mutual aid area of Weld Boulder and Larimer counties. The exercise is staff based with no mobilization, simulating an atomic bomb attack and exchanging information on evacuee housing, emergency hospitals, police and firefighter personnel, transport, and medical staff. Messages will move via amateur radio and northern Colorado police nets to coordinate area and state centers.
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Colorado Civil Defense Agency
John Dooley
Weld
Wald
Boulder
Larimer
Alaffa
Colorado
Mesegea
Civil Defense
Dooley
Diplomats at UN enjoy immunity from U.S. laws and taxes
About 500 diplomats and their spouses from 69 U.N. member countries claim immunity under diplomatic privilege. The rule, widely recognized among governments, shields them from local laws and taxes while stationed in the United States.
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United Nations
N. J
U.N
Rights and privileges for U S representatives abroad
U S representatives abroad have equal rights with foreign diplomats. United Nations delegates and families pay no American taxes, cannot be arrested, travel without visas, and can import any goods without customs scrutiny. The State Department lists 60 of 503 delegates from the Soviet bloc.
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U. S
U. N
New York City
State Department
Soviet Union
Diplomatic Immunity and Police Dealings Across Nations
A fragmented, garbled excerpt describes diplomatic immunity issues as Britain France and Paraguay are touched on. It notes that diplomats face few penalties for traffic or speed violations and explains how the U.S. and foreign delegations coordinate with law enforcement and the State and Treasury Departments to manage requests for imported liquor and diplomatic enforcement.
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Russia
Ceoch-oslovakia
Poland
China
de. T. FP. Telang
U. Ny
Britain
France
Paraguay
United Sultan
Trussia
Unclear OCR fragment on court decision and political mentions
Fragmentary report notes a court panel decision day in Denver about a customs issue and a governor’s comments on appointments. The text includes a tribute gesture to Frank J. Haya and mentions unrelated topics about produce and regions in the Balkans and Italy.
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Denver
Colorado Suprania Court
la Ueral
Budélons
Viervatica
Frank J. Haya
Thompson
Tuba Fever Hits Pittsburgh Band Ad Missing Tuba
The Pittsburgh city band struggles after a tuba player borrows a tuba and forgets to return it. Director Howard Kinney seeks the rightful owner with a caller offering to donate a tuba. Kinney and the band now worry about the donor’s name and address.
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Pittsburgh
Faor
Pittabureh'a Jil
Howard Mr.Kinney
McKinney
McKinoey
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