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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1957
Page
8
Dorothy Roe surveys Father's Day gift ideas highlighting woolknit vests pullovers and sweaters suited to golf tennis fishing sailing and porch-sitting. Emphasizes color options durability care details and fashion notes for all male tastes plus shrink resistant finishes and easy wash methods.
CAA investigator in Cheyenne said he cannot determine if the twin engine plane carrying Dal ton and Dorothy LeMasurier of Nu ih Minn or exploded before impact near a central Wyoming peak. Grandy noted the wreckage burned with no salvageable cockpit or radio gear. LeMasurier aged 17 survived days on three candy bars and vitamin pills, rescued after Memorial Day.
In Dallas burglars pried into a vacant house owned by 65 year old Cecil Adams and removed the kitchen sink along with other fixtures. They reportedly kicked out a wall in search of rumored treasure.
Iron Workers Union 750 in Colorado Springs threatens a no work order starting Monday if contractors do not sign individual agreements or agreements with the international union. Five firms at the Air Force Academy site have agreements. others would be affected. Contracts signed last week grant pay raises and benefits, while negotiations with Associated Building Contractors of Colorado and Allied Contractors of Pueblo remain stalled. A strike at the Academy site is planned June 27 without adequate medical services and transportation for injured workers.
In Valley California Rosa recalls Duke the cocker spaniel straying near a park. Duke, wearing a collar, was guided back home by a dog, while Rosa notes a Near fall incident averted by a thoughtful engineer.
Secretary of State Dulles appealed to the House Foreign Affairs Committee for approval of the President's foreign aid program while noting uncertainty over Soviet disarmament intentions. He warned against dismantling U S defense without solid Soviet promises as the Senate panel proposed a foreign aid package of 4.637 billion dollars, signaling a potential Senate floor fight starting Thursday.
Lieutenant Art Hamilton organized a roadside air patrol that tracked 1,920 offending motorists in 1956. The operation spotted violations from the air and radioed ground crews to stop the drivers.
A Jackson Lake development in Washington suffered 104 mph winds causing uprooted trees and damaged communications at Collver Bay. Power and telephone lines were repaired as federal help joined cleanup from Grand Teton National Park. Carter Bay to be deactivated as a recreational area this weekend. The project is a Rockefeller enterprise. Park officials said hurricanes.
Strong winds uprooted trees six feet thick and damaged Ava talins homes and trailer houses. Boats were capsized or damaged as waters surged, power outages struck the area, and a modern lodge sustained damage amid widespread destruction.
Decatur Alabama reports bacon county jail inmates seek ways to obtain cigarettes. Sheriff C W Peebles notes prisoners spend long hours plotting smuggling, with one attempt to buy cigars and cigarettes by check failing and leaving inmates smokeless.
Denton reports a 1926 Model A roadster was taken from a factory lot then tracked over miles north of town. Authorities state the vehicle carried a high mileage and was involved in a 1955 incident, with barrels of crude oil later linked to the case.
Jordan announced the expulsion of two Egyptian diplomats on security charges. Foreign Minister Samir Rifai said Egypt must withdraw its military attache and named others involved in alleged plots to target officials in Amman. The call also demanded the recall of a Jordanian official in Jerusalem for security reasons.
President of the American National Cal emen warns stockmen in Tander Wyoming against overstocking after higher food gains. Don Collins of Kit Carson urges focus on quality over quantity and warns not to repeat wartime overexpansion. He spoke during the Wyoming Stock Growers 8th annual convention. New Delhi launches National Hook Trial with Dr Tat Matthal as chairman.
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