Weld County Weekend Storms Leave Floods and Hail Damage
Weekend storms battered Weld County with heavy rain floods hail and tornado funnels. Frederick faced three feet of water from a ruptured drainage canal while Greeley Windsor and surrounding towns suffered hail damage to crops including sugar beets and wheat. A Johnstown Tornado threatened Johnstown and Milliken. Willard and New Raymer areas reported hail and wind. Western Sugar Coop districts recorded substantial grain losses with 1 235 acres damaged in Greeley and further damage in Gilcrest Peckham areas. Continued reports follow on page 15.
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Jim Mite OM Marweather
Weld County
Frederick
Greeley
Faton
Windsor
Johnstown
Milliken
New Raymer
Tom Henderson
Atmospheries Inc
Henderson
H.E. Weld Wheat Henderson
Heil
Willard
Greeley Country Club
Weld County Sheriff's of
Fice
Igthway
Lee Buller
Greas Western Sugar Co
Gilcrest
Peckham
Weather forecast fragment with mixed figures and regions
Fragmented weather notes across Colorado Wyoming and Arkansas Valley. Mentions 2 p.m. temps around 5 degrees and 72 for high in some areas. Forecasts show showers, thundershowers, and warming trend into midweek with highs mostly in 70s to 90s and cooler nights.
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Panuntsins
Eastem Plains
Arkansas Valley
Frederick Mops Up After Canal Break
After a fall flood, Frederick in Weld County faced a canal break that flooded five feet in places. The North St. Vrain Road washed out and the Red Cross opened aid stations in Frederick and nearby towns. About 150 residents needed shelter, with many basements flooded and extensive property damage estimated around $200,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Hitch
Red Cross
Weld County
Frederick
Aso
Dacor
Greeley
Assassin of Trujillo targets slain in city battle
In Ciudad Trujillo, gun battle ends with the deaths of two men linked to the Trujillo era. Authorities identify the slain as Juan Tomas Diaz and Antonio de la Maza, longtime allies of the dictator’s regime. A wider crackdown followed as security forces detained journalists and pursued the eight-member assassination cell.
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Itar
Diaz
Ur la Maza
Independence Park
Bolivar Avenue
Diary
de la Mara
Gual Ballla
Urea
I Polles
Fuertal Hican
Berlin
morc ento+usly
Diag
Tris Jilla
Rafael L. Trujillo Jr
Armed Forces
Supreme Court Upholds Reds Registration Law
The Supreme Court on Monday upheld the government push to compel the Communist party to register as an arm of the Soviet Union under the Subversive Activities Control Act of 1930. The decision, written by Justice Frankfurter, allows disclosure of memberships and finances and labels party literature as Communist propaganda. Dissenting opinions noted Safeway burglary details and arguments about constitutional limits, while unrelated store theft at a Greeley location was also referenced in the report.
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Washington
API
Supreme Court
Communist Party
Isley
Soviet Union
High Criminal
Justice Frankfurter
Literstuer
Flo
Warren
Theltkes Douglas
Black
Greeley Safeway
Aren
Sith
Greeley
Davel
Self
Rts Camun
Burglars Take $2,000 From Safeway Store
Police traced entry to a back door left unlocked at the service station. Officers including Chief Earl Towning and Lt. Utte Oster investigated as detectives search for suspects and recover the stolen funds.
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Safeway Store
Adhe Tash
Greeley Police Department
Earl Towning
Utte Oster
JE. Loma
Leo Stalcolm
Greeley
Woods
Stalion Sunitay Forroung
Tornado sighting south of Johnstown prompts shelter
Reports describe a funnel cloud seen about two to four miles south of Johnstown on Saturday afternoon. Residents used binoculars to watch the funnel move south to east, remain aloft, and not touch ground amid a countywide alert. No injuries reported. details from Mrs Vetter and Mrs Stroh.
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Johnstown
Jake Stroh
Senith City Mantis
Reg County Sheriff's Office
Stroh
Westview
Belwest
Greeley
del Spa
Allies seek common policies in post Vienna talks
President Kennedy and leaders De Gaulle Khrushchev Macmillan met in Geneva to align on cease-fire Laos and shared hope for peace. The four-power talks aimed to sustain Vienna conference progress amid ongoing Berlin tensions and Cold War stakes.
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Arthur L. Gavshon
London
Kent Charles de Gaulle
Paris
Tenjside
Nedy
Princ Almister
Harold
Kemmery
Macmillan
Macaulay
Vienna
Berlin
Kennedy
United States
Na Sereemen
Fox
Laos
de Gaulle
Khrush- Talay
Stallon Geneva
Wilth Macmillan
Atl
Aos
Mac Unch
Uwivale
Jamillan
Ion
Geneve
Com
Washington
Kennedy Khrushchev End Talks With Laos Hope
President Kennedy and Soviet Premier Khrushchev ended two day talks in Vienna with a cautious note that Laos can be settled, no progress announced. They agreed to keep contact on all matters of interest and stressed an effective ceasefire in Laos while differing on Berlin, Cuba and the UN. Khrushchev hinted at changing the Berlin stance and Kennedy urged defense commitments be honored.
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William L. Ryan
Vienna
Austria
Laos
United Nations
Kennedy
Kheuskohey
Wes
Hey
Khrushchev
Kenshedy
United States
le Briain
France
Key
Sukarno
Thedanesia
Kluwshehev
Viennese
Geate
Soviet Union
Auth
U.S
A& Seswil
Berlin
West Berlin
Isought
Cuba
London
Macmillan
Anv
Gutséile
New and
Tandon Policéires
Slaying Suspect To Be Quizzed In Fort Collins
Golden AP reports Fort Collins sheriff's officers plan to use lie detector tests on a suspect in the beating death of Jerra Lee Owen, 13, whose inquest heard 13 witnesses with 69 questioned but no arrests yet.
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Fort Collins
Sengtit Sunray
Col Roy B White Dies at 77 in Baltimore
Col Roy Barton White former president and chairman of Baltimore and Ohio Railroad died Saturday at his home after a long career in rail and military transport He served as director of the Allegany region of the Army Transportation Corps and was a native of Metcalf Iowa the obituary notes his World War II service.
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Baltimore
Roy Barton White
Baltimore, and Ohio Railrond
White
Mlegany
Army Transportation Corps
Metcalf, IM
Beaten guard at teleplane station near Simon Colorado
Private detective guard Howard Muniz of Greeley said a stranger battered him Sunday night at a teleplane microwave station near Limon. The man knocked him down, fled in a pickup after tossing a pager. no identification or words were exchanged. National Guard later guarded stations in several states.
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Simon
Colo.api
Colorado
Howard Muniz
Greeley
Wadersheriff
Alfred Clark
Utah
Nevada
Naional
Lather
Colocafa
Urdersheriff
Munir
Limon
Muniz
Gretal
Clack
FBC
Leaver
60th College High Commencement to Be Held Tuesday
The annual College High School commencement will take place in the theater in Frasier hall at 8 15 p m on Tuesday. Diplomas will be awarded to 43 seniors. Four graduates will discuss ways of serving humanity and a reception will follow on Kepner Hall’s lower Moor for class members and families.
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athe @ith
Frasier Hall
Kepner Hall
Mem- Tarr
Ani Irferas
English Setter Tops Kennel Club Show
English setters and other breeds dominated the Greeley Kennel Club show with many winners. Notable wins included Nunn’s Karen Johnson with a collie, and Denver entries earning top spots in toy and terrier groups. Judges awarded trophies across various breeds as local entries showcased their dogs.
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Jim Truyo
Arad
Bassett
Hichard J
Connell
Genver
Greeley Kennel Club
Sharpton
Dover
Wall Street
Hound
Ascob Cocker
Catries
Fee Ora
Shepherd
Kyrer
Westminster
Collie
Raugh
Oran M. Long
Sally B. Long
Willow Grange
Denver
Sealy-pest
Holsesham
Hi. LlAmigo
Tugsins
Morgins
Png
Ol Meny
Agnes
Miner
Caroller
Bonner
Willian A
Evelyn M. Matthews
Adna Heecher
Gordon Fissler
A. Me Graykeal
Greeley Chamber of Commerce
Om Herd
Greeey Vfw
L. L. Elved
Bob Mathews
Greeley
Charlin [Turner
Vincent IG
Merry
Los Angeles
Calif
Ife
American Kennel Club
Marcia
Albert Kesler
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Martin Studio
Uttle
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Great Western
Wyoming
Stanley Christman
Kersey
Amy Brown
Louisa Taylor
Hatch
Daronn
Trujillo
Jane
Carrol Lotg
Tal
Chuck Wears Service &Takion
Stallay
Tideves
Uss
Britain
JFK
Nik
Hope
Ft. Collins
Col. R. B. White
60Th College High
Kennel Club
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