U.S. Judge Bars Alabama Governor in Civil Rights Row
A federal judge barred Governor George Wallace from blocking university integration during the courthouse dispute. Judge Seybourn Lynne denounced Wallace's stand as threatening to obstruct federal court orders and warned of irreparable harm to the judiciary if the injunction was not enforced.
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Guy George C. Wallace
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Dale
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Lynne
Alabama
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Jonah
Meath
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Echo Visible Over Greeley in Following Nights
The Echo satellite will be visible to Greeley residents over the next several days with specific timings and sky positions. Observers are advised to note detailed window periods each day, including rise and set directions and altitude degrees as listed.
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Greeley
Kennedy warns on nuclear balance in Academy talk
President Kennedy urged diplomatic balance and caution over nuclear arms in a Western tour stop, stressing that security cannot rely on stockpiling weapons. He warned against reckless motives and outlined the need for political wisdom, diplomacy, and restraint to prevent war. He plans stops in Colorado and Hawaii, including a mayors conference in Honolulu.
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Frank Cora
Ardy Sell
Colorado Springs
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Cuba
Nuvseas
Oflaione
Pacific
Hawaii
Honolulu
Colorado
Texas
New Meiro
New Mexico
California
Washington
Fydy
Los Angeles
State Farm Building Buzzes In Preparation for Opening
The State Farm Building nears opening as workers install wiring plumbing and office furniture. Father Edward Ryan notes a Mass for Pope John XXII at St Peter's in Greeley moved to Thursday 11 a.m. to align with Vatican services. The new complex will house an infirmary, maintenance, and private offices with a large basement file area.
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Gree“ry
John XXII
Edward Ryan
Vatican City
Jim Hitch
Slate Pari
Dune
Ryan
Arel
State Farm
Our Lady
Greeley
Mainte
Weather forecast highlights warm midweek and scattered storms
The report shows Wednesday temperatures around 82 with highs near 84 and a low of 54 in parts of Colorado. Public Service notes 87 and 57, with a mix of cloudy skies and widely scattered showers and thunderstorms expected Thursday and into the end of the work week.
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Jacal
Great Western
Colorado
West Perion
Tee Morrat
Santis Pat Leon
Drainage Districts Debated During Council Meeting
Public hearing in Greeley on proposed drainage districts drew residents and officials into a long discussion. The council considered two districts, the boundaries, and timing, with engineers to draft plans and possible votes at future sessions.
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Frank Colohan
Dervington
Weal Greeley
Spe
Robert £. Derrington
Enn
Dinances
Greeley
Gordon K. Higsler
Solera Menters
Ing
Gother
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iGreeley High Commencement Is Tonight
A local high school event is scheduled for this evening at iGreeley High. The ceremony will honor graduates and feature speeches by administrators and selected students.
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iGreeley High
Boy 5 Hurt In Pedestrian Mishap Here
A five year old boy was injured in a pedestrian incident on a city street Tuesday afternoon. The child, rushed to General Hospital, sustained possible bone injuries and lacerations, with officials noting he remained in fair condition Wednesday morning.
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Wolf
Sea of Mie
Applekty
Fointy General Hospital
Aba
Ae Pica
Thioph Wal
UF Group Begins Study of Budget in Greeley
The budget committee led by Roy Schmidllerican and John Wheeler heard budget requests from fourteen agencies and others totaling 492. The largest rise came from Boy Scouts at 14,730, up 4,120 from last year. Agencies include Alcoholism, National Council on Social Welfare, and United Seamen's Service among others.
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Jim Hitch
Grealey Limited
Segeeemes Reine Caeneuns
Greeley United Bund
Roy 0
Uustion
National Council On
Conference On Social
National Recreation Association
United’ Seamen’s Service
Boy Cous
12 More Deaths Raise Road Toll This Year
The Associated Press reports another deadly year on the roads with twelve more fatalities. A Idaho Springs youth died today from injuries suffered in a horrific accident, with authorities confirming the victim's identity and ongoing investigations into the incident. Local officials urge motorists to exercise caution as winter conditions persist and traffic volumes rise.
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Associated Press
Prines
Elie
Pionte
Pickin
Ronald
Eanometrie
Budget requests from agencies include various groups and sums
Budget notes show agencies requesting funds such as Latvius Foundation Weld County Rocky Mountain Chapter 2000 and Salvation Army among others with amounts like 16.87 and 4002. Also listed are United General Palas and Mental Health organizations with smaller entries totaling 1 0 RS and 2472.
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Latvius & Ttheumatigm. Foundation
Weld County
Rocky Mountain
Boyistouls
Colorado Meart Association
Girl Seouls
Naliing
Praselers Aint Asswizition
Salvation Army
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West County
Sergige Ouisaniztijn
President Kennedy to Visit Italy and Hawaii Civil Rights Talks
President Kennedy plans a trip to Italy and will extend his western tour to meet Hawaii mayors on civil rights. White House press secretary Pierre Salinger announced the schedule as Kennedy addresses the fifth graduating class at the Aut Porce Academy. He will pursue a forthcoming visit to Italy after mutual agreements with Milan and follow his late June tour of West Germany and Ireland.
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ME Force Academy
Colo Wapo
Kennedy
Italy
Hawaii
Pierre Salinger
White House
U.S
Aut Porce Academy
Maly
Salinger
West Germany
Ireland
Empire Buys Building From E C McDowell
Empire Savings Building and Loan Association announced it purchased the building at 1900 8th Ave in downtown Greeley. The purchase includes occupancy by Tatsumi Teen Shop and other tenants, with the price undisclosed. The deal follows McDowell acquiring the property in 1948 from Weld Realty Co. The office opened at this site in March 1960 amid a growth pattern for downtown Greeley.
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Blh Ave
Tatsumi
Greeley
Vanderlip Insurance
Clothes
Butler
Christian Science
Empire
B.C. McDowell
McDowell
Weld
8Th Ave
6Th St
Greeley Drug
F. Swan
Empire Savings
Tribune
Second Negro Enrolling At Miss U in Summer Session
Cleve McDowell, a Black student, headed for the University of Mississippi under federal protection for the summer term. Gov. Ross Barnett and Lt. Gov. Paul Johnson downplayed the risk of a U.S. Army intervention while Meredith remains in Jackson. Meredith, who enrolled last fall amid campus riots, plans to register later this summer.
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Miss
Cleve McDowell
University O Mississippi
Ross Barselt
Barnett
Jackson
McDowell
Ole Miss
U.S. Army
James Tt Meredith
Jonson
First National hires new assistant cashier Gale
Loven L. Gale named assistant cashier at First National Bank in the Installment Loan Department. Former GMAC executive, Gale comes from Omaha Nebraska to Greeley with wife Ramona and two sons. Born Nucla, he holds a Wyoming University BBA and a Denver MBA, and served in WWI and U.S. Army.
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First National Bank
Robert M. Gilbert
Gale
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
Denver
Cheyenne
Wyu
Nebraska
Greeley
Opalalla
Net
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Ramona
Jeffrey
Assell
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Wyoming Univerrsity
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Fike Lodge
Congregational Church
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