Rain drenches Colorado towns as flooding returns
Heavy weekend rain continued Monday across Weld County and surrounding towns. Flooding worse near Johnstown and Gilcrest forced road closures while the South Platte and Platte rivers swelled. Hail and tornado funnel sightings were reported north and east of Longmont and Loveland, with water in yards and basements across Lucerne, La Salle, and Fort Morgan area meadows.
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Bow Beard
Fmnall
Frederick
Lucerne
Weld County
Johnstown
Gil
Itelading Crest
Milliken
Platteville
Lloyd Duvall
la Salle
Kersey
Paton
Gilcrest
Esa
Longmont
Loveland
Ecorth
Salle
J Police Department
City Spraying Begins as Mosquito Control Effort
City spray operation started Tuesday under Vernon Schaffer, park department superintendent, aiming to cover the entire city over about two weeks. He warned parents to keep children away from the fogging machine and noted the spray is slightly lame and may affect birds, but health risks from heavy exposure are uncertain.
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Momfox
Vern Schaffer
Stent
Park Department
Schaffer
Frederick Faces New Flood Threat After Heavy Rain
Frederick residents braced for renewed flooding as a nightlong effort by volunteers aimed to drain a drainage canal south and east of town followed a heavy Monday rain. Firestone farm was hardest hit with water in streets six inches to a foot deep and lakes forming on the northwest side.
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Frederick
Fredericks
Firestone
Fremlavick
Red Cross
Howaver
The
North Carolina man recounts healing by bell-wielding group
In Trinity North Carolina Robert Paris twenty says he was attacked during a racial unrest incident. He claimed two men beat him and used teether bells as a healing rite, leaving welts on his back and arms. The event followed reports of a missing girl.
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Trinity
N.C
Robert Paris
Weather summary includes several regional forecasts
The report covers temperatures at 2 pm and a 24 hour period ending 8 am Tuesday, with highs 74 73 75 and lows 47 43 45, and varied precipitation. Colorado forewarns partly cloudy tonight and Wednesday with showers mainly in mountains and east, lows 15 25, highs 35 75. Wyoming shows partly cloudy to tonight with showers and thunderstorms, mountains and lower elevations, highs around 58 67.
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Su Factory
College
Colorado
Wyoming
LeRoy Green Electrocuted On Line Job
LeRoy Delbert Green a 37 year old 4 gang fireman for Home Light and Power died after being electrocuted while working on a 4 transformer at the top of a power pole near Hillside Shopping Center in Greeley at 5 14 p m Monday. A colleague attempted revival as police and doctors declared him dead on arrival at Weld County General Hospital. He lived at 1601 19th Ave and is survived by wife Mary Lou and two daughters Unda Lou and Sherry Tee. He was a World War II era veteran and active in local civic groups and the Elks Lodge workload. Funeral services planned at St Pauls Congregational Church.
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LeRoy Delbert Green
Home Light and Power Company
Wih Ave
Hillside
Green
Donald Lebsack
Gree
Denver
Loveland
Mary Dou Stockton
la Salle
Greeley
Greeley High School
U.S. Navy
South Pacific
Kersey
Be Yan
Valley View
Iti
Hig Hend
Waiwetok
Guam
Saipan
APA
Oknawa
Yokohama
Delta
Japan
Tin Sin
China
Casmo
Shumaker
Calif
Tie
Boyle
Ors
Home Light & Power
al. Groundman
St. Paul's
Congregational
Young Couples
St. Paul's Congregational Church
H. J. Strom
Sunset Memorial iGarders
Cuba invites neutrals to meeting in Havana
Cairo report states Cuban Foreign Minister Raul Roa invites neutral countries to hold an international conference in Havana ahead of the UN’s 16th session. Delegates from 26 nations expected. site decision to be announced later after a four hour preparatory session behind crowding cars. Most governments listed are African or Asian. Yugoslavia and Cuba aligned with the Soviet bloc, with Brazil sending an observer.
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Cairo
APYS
Raul Hoa
Cuba
Tyes
Havana
United Nations
Roa Rald
Yagoslavia
Brazil
Fire Devastates Quarter-Mile Area in Town
A Monday night fire leveled six homes and two industrial plants in AYER, destroying Harrnett Tanning Co and International Purchasing Co. More than 40 workers lost jobs. 15 families moved to temporary quarters at Fort Devens. Officials estimate losses near 4 million dollars.
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Ayer, Incs
Ues
Harrnett Tanning Co
International Purchasing Co
FL. Devens
Space Kitchen Demonstration Aboard Luncheon Show
A space kitchen demonstration at a luncheon featured three astronauts showing weightless meal preparation. The cook moved like a dancer from freezer to fridge to oven, using handles to avoid drifting and dispensing food from a can through a nipple like a feeding device.
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Washington
Tman
Aly
Deedar Devlin
Go West With Greeley Rodeo Opens Ticket Sales
Ticket sales started for the 38th Go West With Greeley rodeo at Island Grove Park Greeley with 7500 seats. Tickets are $2.18 at the Chamber of Commerce office. Evening shows run July 2 and 3 with an afternoon performance July 4. Carnival Western Riders parade and fireworks display planned on July 4 audience event lineup includes Alabama bull riding bareback bronc saddle bronc riding steer wrestling bulldogging and barrel racing. Fourth of July parade themed around television and motion pictures.
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Vne
Greeley Woden
Greeley
Island Grove Park
Alabama
Beingelevision
Motion Pictures
Bonell Building Adds A New Wing At Bonell Memorial Center
Ervin F. Chell announced a $100000 plus expansion at the Bonell Memorial community in south Greeley. A three-section wing will add 34 one to two room units with kitchen facilities and TV. Completion expected by Sept. 1 with nursing wing to be ready by Jan. 1962.
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Jim Hitch
Bonell Memorial
South Greeley
Ervin F. Chell
Chell
Orrie J. Holmen
Denver
Addi Ons
Dnn-Ammons
Uf Denver
Borel
St. Leven
du- Nex
President Kennedy Returns From Europe Report to Nation
President Kennedy arrived at Andrews Air Force Base after a week touring Europe where he met Khrushchev and leaders De Gaulle and Macmillan. He planned a 5 pm national address and said the trip was very fine. Bipartisan reception greeted him as he departed the aircraft and prepared to tape his speech tonight.
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Washington
APJ
Kennedy
America
Europe
Anrews
Air Force Base
Sovet Premaior Khrushchev
Charles de Gaulle
Britain
Marald
Jacmillan
Everett Mt. Dirksen
Vliniis
Senata Republica
Senate Foralign Relations Committee
Chatryman
J. W. Fulbright
Dutrk
White House
Vaway
Executive
Khrushchev
Kennedy to address nation on European trip broadcast
Denver AP reports Kennedy will address the nation from Europe in a scheduled broadcast across six Denver stations. Television times include KLZ TV 4 p.m. KOA TV 7:30, KBTV 9, KL2TV 10:38. radio on KLZ KHOW KOA at 4 p.m. and 9:20.
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Denver
Kennedy
Rip
Klz-Tv
Koactv
KBTV
Kl2tv
KLZ
KHOW
KOA
KTR
Colorado special session called to consider school bill
Governor McNichols and House Speaker Tomsie said the three day special session will focus on a school bill repealing two sections of existing law and an appropriation plan for $125 pension bills. The Senate may amend some measures. appointments and a potential address to lawmakers were discussed.
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Tomsin
McNichols
Tamsie
Gordon G
Gauss
Leathers
Denver
House
al Tomsie
Lad Tomsie
Senate
State Board of Agriculture
Serre
Robert J. Knous
Tomsie
Tlepublican
Ranger Rogers
Littleton
House of Representatives
Cache National Bank Elects New Directors at Meeting
Malcolm S. Anderson chairs stockholders meeting as new directors are approved by federal comptroller. The bank plans a Kendrick property site at southeast corner near Bowell Park, with 39 private rooms and 33 apartments in the expansion, raising community impact and operating leadership questions.
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Cacie Naonal Bank
Hubert T. Porter
William Ley
Kendrick
Malcolm
Anderson
Cache National Board
iAve
Dsth Bt
Hugh Arnold
Jey
Moval
Banell
Lood
Hesninger
Parsons
Hall of Park
Bonell
Seven More Bus Riders Jailed In Mississippi Rides
The Associated Press reports seven more Freedom Riders were jailed in Jackson Mississippi on breach of peace charges after a new attack on segregation laws. The group from New Orleans arrived by bus and was quickly arrested. thirteen more riders were later detained, raising totals to 65 since May 24. Some remain in jail to work out fines while others extend hunger strikes.
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Associated Press
Jackson
Miss
Mississippi
Amantir
Ny-in
Ist
Pouis
Dults Airlines
Louisville
Sever
Jack Trayis
Teavit
Trce
Cornell University
Charles A. Haynle
Douglaston
Queens
N.Y
Paul Green
New York City
Dog H. Griffith
Corpus Christi
Tex
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Vienna
Mike Mansfield
Montana
J. Wiliam Fulbright
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Everatt M. Dirksen
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