Fryingpan Debate Opens in House over Valley Project
Lawmakers clash in the House as debate begins on funding a Fryingpan River diversion plan to move water from the Rocky Mountains through a tunnel to towns and farms. Rep. Wayne Aspinall leads the debate with support from Colorado and New Mexico allies amid questions of land usage and federal funding.
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Washington
Arkarms
Congress
River Valley
House Rules Committee
Bering ‘Wales
Rocky, Mountains
Aspinall
Wayne Aspinall
D-Colo
House
H.R. Dross
Alowa
Howard Smith
Daa
Smith
Rules Committee
United States
Karson Ales
Y Pap
Milling H. Avery
Allen Sovith
Acalif
BR. B, Sisk
Dcalif
Thomas FP. O'Neill
Dy Mass
J. Edgar Chenoweth
R-Cola
Senate
Colorado
New Mexico
Iwachecas
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Tea Party Raises $81,650 for China Refugees
Mme Chiang Kai-shek, wife of the ROC president, hosted a tea party that raised $81,650 for refugees who fled Communist China to Hong Kong. The event, held Monday, supported humanitarian relief efforts through TAIFE and Formosa affiliates.
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China
TAIFE
Formosa Inks
Hong Kong
Communist China
Mme
Chiang Kai-shek
Republic of China
Abe
Weather front brings scattered showers and hail in county
Partly cloudy weather with a front causing a 14 hour period of rain and hail in the county. Highs around 76, lows near 64, with trace precipitation in some areas. Barometer readings noted, hail reported 15 miles east of Greeley, rain amounts modest according to local observers.
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A.m. Turday
Great Western
Democrats Renew Tax Cut Pledge in Congress
Washington report says President and Democratic leaders vow to press for tax cut legislation this session. Mansfield cites broad economic agreement on incentives for business investment and tax fairness through withholding taxes on dividends and interest. Byrd opposes the investment incentive feature, signaling intra-party tensions over the bill.
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Washington
Kennedy
Mansfield
Une
Sen
Hany F. Byrd
Dva
Byrd
Congress
Mos
Business Leaders To Examine Balance of Payments Deficit
A group of top businessmen, led by Roger M. Blough of United Steel, met with President Kennedy and White House officials to study the balance of payments deficit and propose steps to curb the outflow of capital. The session followed Kennedy’s appeal for cooperation among government, business and other sectors to restore progress. The administration faces Republican criticism over tax cuts and spending, which critics say deepen deficits and may hinder confidence. The deficit yesterday stood at about $1.5 billion annual rate, with earlier reports noting a $25 billion annual deficit previously.
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Larry O5ius
Washington
API
Kennedy
Guid
Ub, Steel Corp
Roger [M. Blough
White House
Pierre
Salinges Spd Ty
Ation Usat
Thse
Senate
Everett M. Birksea
Illinois
House
Charles Halleck
Indiana
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Diligo
Treasury
Dilkin
Davight D. Eisenhower
U.S
United
Europe
Convicts Escape Alcatraz Spoons Drilled Through Walls
Three inmates at Alcatraz reportedly escaped their cells using spoons and a pipe tunnel access. A coast guard search and Sixth Army sweep of San Francisco Bay continued as authorities located a driftwood raft near Angel Island. Names identified include John Anglin, Clarence Anglin, and Frank Morris. the men were believed to have escaped on a raft or driftwood and were not yet recaptured.
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Arthur
Catraz
Leavisland
Alewrar
Golden Gate
Dollison
Alcatraz
Sixth Army
Angel Island
Dobison
John W. Anglin
Clarence Anglin
Mom
Ala
Frank A. Morris
New Orleans
San Francisco
Benty
Ralph Coe
Theodore Cole
Tornado Flips Cars and Damages Ranch near Teapot Rock
A tornado 27 miles north of Casper Wyoming uprooted vehicles and damaged a large ranch building. Two people were seriously hurt, including Joseph Rock Jr and his wife Henrietta of Syracuse New York, who were in a car when the storm struck. Michaelis noted large hail up to 1 3 inches and one truck overturned. no other major injuries reported.
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Casper
Wyo
Teapt Rock
Caslper
Wyo- Wyoming Highway Patrol
Teapot Rock
Beaton
Ing
Michaelis
Wyoming
Ayepee
Reno Jimction
Flipper
Lewer
Ges Hille
Weather Bureau
Gillette
Moorcroft
U.S . Highway
C H Hackett Dies Monday at 78
C H Hackett 78 of Wad 7th St founder of Hackett and Walters Bakery died Monday at Weld County General Hospital after a long illness. He was born May 10 1884 in Strawberry Point and, with partner Merman Walters, built a local bakery at 710 7th St. He was longtime president of the Colorado Bakers Assn. Survived by wife Helen a daughter Florence Gillette of Grover a sister Miss Helen Kraft of Greeley two brothers Ross of Denver and George of Mitchell five, three grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Donations may go to the memorial fund at Weld County General Hospital.
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Claude H. Hackett
Wad
Hackett and Walters Bakery
High US
County General Hospital
Taos
Esse
Strawberry Point
Lows
Merman Walters
Ahistrand Mercantile
North Viet Nam
O. Jat
7Th St
Walters
Thailand
Hackett
Colorado Bakers Assn
Fwics
United States
South Viet Nam
Laos
Ami Cntl Burnham Rew
Helen
Florence Gillette
Grover
Helene Kraft
Greeley
Ross
Denver
George
Mitchell
U.S. conducts 18th atmospheric nuclear test in Pacific
Washington reports the United States fired the 18th blast in the Pacific test series. The explosion, described as intermediate range with 20 000 to 1 000 000 tons of TNT yield, came from a device dropped from an aircraft near Christmas Island.
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Washington
United States
Pacific Ocean
Te Aternié Energy Commission
Defense Department
Christmas Island
Laos Talks Shift Back To Geneva
Laos leaders formalized a coalition to unite the country under neutralist Souvanna Phouma with Prince Souphanouvong. Avtar Singh of the ICC called it a happy day and a Geneva accords sign plan was laid for a three-week delegation trip.
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Laos
Geneva
Nation Unity
Avtar Singh
International Control Commission
Singh
Princ Souvanna Phouma
Pesce Minist
Souphanouvong
Pak Thet Lao
Savang Vathana
Mt Luang Prabang
Khang Khay
Souvanna
Plainert Des Jarres
Phoumi Nosavan
Sonvatna
Thailand
Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Dani Moi
Helicopter Pilot Wounded in Vietnam Mission
A U S Army helicopter pilot was slightly wounded Sunday during a mission supporting a Vietnamese operation against Communist guerrillas. The pilot, not identified by name, was attached to the 7th Transportation Company and treated after the incident in South Viet Nam.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Cap
Wwfielala
Sth Transportation Company
Local Hobby Fair Shows 505 Entries At Greeley
Greeley Hob by Fair hosts 505 entries at the Greeley Community Building. Free admission aims to spark interest in hobbies and showcase displays across historical artifacts fine arts crafts and wildlife. Organizers include Belly Batts Filla Underwood Ralph Smith Roland Smith Carolyn Shaw and others.
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Greeley
Per & Eacatre
Belly Batts
Filla Underwood
Ralph Smith
Roland Smith
Carolyn Shaw
Gus Romensialer
Gere Garrison
Merle Allan
Robert Ritchey
Helen Larson
Esther Fromm
Jen Koenig
Miriam Weissinger
Joti Mickey
Texas Ousts C State From Series 12-2
Texas University defeated Colorado State College 12 to 2 in Omaha Nebraska to advance in the College World Series. Texas showed pitching struggles early then rallied as Ernie Andrade shut down CSU after a rough start. Colorado State College scored its first run on a delayed double steal, while Texas answered with three in the second inning and later built the lead.
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Omaha
Neb
Colorado State College
Texas University
Bears
Texas
CSC
Theneieg
Salsmen
Pat Pine
Mane Iay Woodward
Doto Barnes
Pete) Butler
Ernie Andrade
Andrade
Fonr
al Suydam
Jim Lochner
Texas Rebound
Chuck Kurud
CSC Summer Enrollment Reaches 2788 by Noon
Enrollment at Colored State College climbs to 2788 by noon as both graduate and undergraduate students register. By Monday afternoon 1411 had signed up, with 977 more graduate registrations Tuesday morning. Summer classes begin Wednesday morning and registration deadlines are noted.
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