Mrs Rissler and Mrs Towning to Lead Residential Drive
The civic drive committee announces Mrs Rissler and Mrs Towning will head a residential fundraising effort. Fifteen coordinators named include Mrs Hubert Waldor Mrs William Arnutt Mes Carvall Gilbert and others to assist in the drive led by Mund drive cornered president of the LE band of millee. Mrs Rissler is wife of Mayor Gordon Tissier and Mrs Towning of Greeley Police Chief Earl Towning.
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Denuty Drive
Hubert Waldor
Willam Arnutt
Carvall Gilbert
Thomas Richardson
Alva
John Welling
Phillip Weaver
Sherwood Neal
Jack Kinkade
Ted Punk
William ‘Art
John Todd
Flrwood Meyer
Earl Gmith
Rudy Marich
Rissler
Gordon Tissier
Towning
Greeley
Earl Towning
Rail Tunnel Collapse Buries Two Workmen Near Parkersburg
In a 2,000 foot tunnel along the Baltimore and Ohio line near Parkersburg West Virginia a tunnel collapse trapped nine workers. Tina Boggs was recovered alive but greatly injured while Harry Nichols and another man remained missing as rescuers battled knee deep mud and falling rock in efforts to reach them.
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Tina
Arts Boggs
Harry Nichols
Baltimore & Obin
Boggs
Hoggs and Nichols
Weather summary from Friday heat and readings
The report records 82 degrees at Lpan Friday with a 24 hour total. Public Service highs and lows reached 88 and 32. Western region reported 87 and 31. Barometer at 8 am Friday stood at 29.48 and rising.
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Toeal
Low
Gren
Gov Love Delivers First Graduation Address in Wallingford
Gov John Love of Colorado visited Chante School in Wallingford and delivered the commencement address at the private boys school. His son Andy, 17, was among the graduates as Mrs Love and daughter Becky accompanied the governor. He urged the graduates to stay informed about how government operates and to express their views.
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Wallingford
Conn
John Love
Colorado
Alice
Love
South-Central
Colnectibut
Andy
Becky
Campus patrol clamps down amid Alabama unrest
Turmoil erupts near Tuscaloosa as state patrol and a task force mobilize around the University of Alabama campus. Police report about 100 African Americans gathered on a street near the campus as bottles rocks and slicks were thrown during the confrontation.
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Vinton
Newbesty Gale
Howl
Tuscaloosa
Ala
al Aing Alley
Abiphway Patrol
Abiegallon
Se Sitectihana
Thenidians Dor
Etyet
Pohee
Plans Made for Censorship Code During Wartime
Washington AP report outlines wartime censorship plans developed by the Office of Emergency Planning. Edward A. McDermott told a subcommittee that a voluntary, media-updated code will guide information control during rising tensions. A panel of news executives advised the draft, with public release expected soon.
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Washington
Olive of Emergency
Edward A. McDermott
McDermott
Ihe
Inews
Queen Spared Embarrassing Moment in British Scandal
A muddled report from London outlines a political scandal involving a British war minister who resigned after admitting an affair. The piece references the unfolding fallout and public reactions amid ongoing press scrutiny.
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Raymond E. Palmer
London
API John Peotume
Willy
Willy Seut
CAP To Widen Search for Two Lost Aircraft
CAP plans a broader search for two missing planes over New Mexico and neighboring states. Weather remains unsettled with showers and possible thunderstorms delaying operations. Officials say crews will focus on likely flight corridors and altitudes while coordinating with state authorities.
Racial unrest and arrests hit multiple states
Racial tension flared across Lexington Greensboro Arlington and surrounding areas as a race riot left one man dead and another wounded while authorities threatened federal intervention. Police arrested 287 Negroes after sit down protests, and several cities prepared for possible National Guard deployment amid desegregation pressures.
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National Guard
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N.C
Sueel
Washington
Alabama
Satir
Arlington
Rand Ater Works
Ostatesvinge
Cancer Claims Zasu Pitts and Political Storms in 63 Headline
Fragmented OCR text reports Zasu Pitts death at 63 from cancer amid a British political crisis. It mentions Prime Minister Wareld Macmail, Buckingham Palace, and Profane seeking leave amid a cabinet reshuffle. Names and details are unclear due to garbled source content.
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Wareld Macmaillan
Buckingham Palace
Profame
Christine Yng Kovler
Greeley Civil Defense Test Inclusion Set for Tuesday
Greeley will participate in a civil defense test scheduled for Tuesday at 9 a.m. Details remain tentative as organizers outline procedures and safety measures.
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Greeley
Mourning Period For Pope Begins
Vatican confirms national and international mourning for Pope John XXIII with officials and clergy gathering at St Peter's Basilica. Requiem Masses planned daily as world leaders and families pay tribute. Pope's death followed a stomach ailment and complications. Authorities coordinate a period of official mourning spanning several days with prayers and state observances.
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United
Eine Saidj
Vladimir Kolliarov
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Sworth
Milan
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Antonia
Wielper
Giorno
Iple
Christy Fine
Boston Slayings Suspect Jailed
New York police report Boston homicide investigators arrest Charles Terry a 33 year old ex convict on homicide charges in the strangling of divorcee Kenovia Clegg in a Times Square area hotel. Authorities say the body was found Sunday after a reported argument at the scene.
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Boston
Investite Fur
Wday
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Ofen
Terry
Kenovia Clegp
Times Square
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Dobn J. Donovan
Voxluer Polien
Aqund
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Fim
Aida
Eaond Durnhea
Lietheatt
Aidite New York E
Seven Jailed As Race Riot Flare Hits Lexington NC
In Lexington North Carolina a racially charged riot led to seven arrests after rocks and bottles flew from a Segre church area. A Negro girl was struck by a rock. windows broken and shots fired. Police reports describe panic as crowds gathered and youths clashed with officers. several injured and a photographer among those battered.
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N.C
Paseline
Gustire
Segre Church
Aye Richardson
Cain
Steack
Fred Link
Chattes
Boole
Ike Robert
Liam Cinster Rotinsott
Wilve Jetsardann
Tour
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Taeington
Kennedy Will Meet MacMillan on Trip
Navy disclosed changes to trials for the nuclear weapons pack on the Tinosa and its sister sub Thresher. Delays and postponements shifted lineups and schedules for trials through May and early July.
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MacMillan
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Hhece
Navy
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Tadsa
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Avy
Thresher
Teddy
Werner Named City Recreation Director
Frank Colghan reports Werner will head the city’s new recreation department, following interviews with several applicants. Werner, a local music teacher and former leader of Greyley’s youth programs, plans to work with GCA director Stuart Silvers before Sept. 1 to oversee activities, with a potential assistant and office at the Central Building. His wife Emma Warner runs the family business, Werner Music Co.
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Ane
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Greeley
Beton
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Gruett
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Heil
Red Sr
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Crug
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Enid
Deuce
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Cental
Goa
Ana
Migrant School Plans Open June 24 at Milliken
Migrant families southwest of Greeley and west of Windsor will have a summer school program at Milliken Elementary starting June 24. A six-year-old cutoff applies for eligibility through Oct. 1 1963. The program includes transport and hot lunches, with coordination between the city recreation department and School District No. 6 to locate eligible children.
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Milliken Ele
Mentary
GCA
Suplevie K. Grimes
Howard Ninemires
B. P. Bogan
Don Ben
Schoal
Greeley
Schol
Windsor
Johnstown
Income Tax Levey Noted For New England In 1646
A fragment indicates that income tax was levied in New England as early as 1646 at a location referenced as Asington Ve aOPne. The readable text confirms an early colonial taxation mention with limited detail on exact scope or administration.
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Asington
New England
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