New Tots U.S. Preparing To And Teens Snoop on Red Tests Shop To Oner
Washington reports Russians have four instrument ships near Christ Church and Johnston Islands to monitor American nuclear tests begun April 25. American experts reportedly plan to snoop similarly gathering data as the series reaches its midway point. Each power publicly denies activities while closely watching the other.
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U.S
Fred S. Hoffman
Wasbington
Rus
Christ Tras
Johnston Islands
Pacific
Midway
Crete
House Group Head Against Tax Cut Plan
Washington AP report notes Rep. Wilbur Mills says the House Ways and Means Committee will not support an across the board tax cut. President Kennedy’s plan to seek a tax cut next year faces opposition amid broader fiscal and defense concerns including tax revision proposals and nuclear tests context.
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Washington
Power
House
Ways and Means
Wilbur D. Mills
W-Ark
Kennedy
Congress
Eugene McCarthy
D-Mim
Benate Finance Committee
Mills
U.S. Pacific
Christmmas Island
Atomic Energy Commission
Defense Department
Aussies Introduce Two 14-Car Trains on Melbourne Run
Canberra reports two new 14 car stainless steel trains began passenger service on the Sydney Melbourne run in Australia. Each train costs 2 724 000 dollars, sealing the new fleet upgrade for the route.
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Canberra
Sydney
Melbourne
Australia
Chicago Grain Market Holds Steady After Buying Surge
Chicago grain prices firmed in the mid afternoon as short covering reversed an earlier downtrend on the Board of Trade. Dealers cited scarce factors behind strength with some winter crop concerns in Nebraska and limited demand supporting gains in wheat, corn, oats and rye.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Nebrasa
Divorces Filed In District Court For Payne and Elliott Cases
In district court Aletha May Payne of 35th Ave filed for divorce from Glenn Albert Payne. They married June 1947 in Julesburg and have one child. Frank A. Elliott of Dacono filed for divorce from Alberta Elliott, married Fort Lupton on Sept 14, 1968, with two children.
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Aletha May Payne
35Th Ave
Glenn Alberta Payne
Julesburg
Frank A. Elliott
Dacono
Alberta Eliott
Biarried
Fort Luplon
Johnstown Car Crash Injures Three Residents
Three Johnstown residents suffered minor injuries when a 1961 auto driven by Beyard veered north on a county road four miles east of Aiken and plunged into a hollow pit. Beyard, 48, and Norris, 37, had nose cuts. Virginia Norris, 27, sustained knee and elbow bruises.
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Johnstown
Aiiken
Milford Bevard
Bil Norris
Virginia Noris
Beyard
Norris
Virginia Norris
Wellington Ferrell Jr
Horrow
Canadian Editor Explains Wheat Sale to China
A Canadian magazine editor, Sidney Katz of MacLain's Magazine in Toronto, defends a wheat sale to Communist China amid a Chinese food shortage. He says Americans may approve despite a U.S. embargo, addressing Kiwanis at their convention as Weld County, Colorado and Denver news notes spill into a multi-section legal notice.
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China
Denver
Canada
Sidney Katz
MacLain's
Toronto
Sai
Katz
Kisants International
Weld County
Colorado
Ray ‘Wimankty
Waake
City Traffic Accidents Report Despite No Injuries
On Greeley streets two noninjury crashes were recorded. Wednesday at 7:51 am near 7th Ave and 12th St a 1987 sedan driven by Thoby Paul Kissman and a 194 sedan driven by Albert Richard Munoz caused minor damages. Tuesday at 12:04 pm near 5th Ave and 10th St a 1961 sedan driven by Jorja Lee Kani and a 196 Alan Dona Jean Wright sustained $75 in damages.
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Greeley
Thoby Paul
Kivssman
6Th Ave
Albert Richard Munoz
Ath Ave
Thesday
Pam
Sith Ave
Ith
Al Petrick Chosen Speaker at Morning Meeting
Al Petrick was named speaker of the morning at the Early Risers Trustmasters weekly Tea House session with the speech titled Empathy In Speaking. Other speakers included John Wheeler Urban W.8.A Vie Mellne Lal's Face KR and Dick Sealch Abstract! Art A Product of the Rick Mind.
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al Petrick
John Wheeler
Urban
Vie Mellne
Lal
Dick Sealch
Poron
Jim Flynn
B. P. Bogan
Mike Roed
Inch
Dick Kelmnes
Don Day
Fred ‘Tuck
Jon LaGrote
Tom Gibbs
Torstamaster
Vince Cassidy
Roy Schmidt
Tuck
Roehrich
Richard Lehsock
iRiver Trip Begins For 5 Scouts of iEaton and Greeley
In Franklin Texas AP reports a grand jury probes the 1964 death of Marshall and the Estes cotton empire. Estes faces testimony about his grain storage and fertilizer business while a federal grand jury indicts El Paso County Judge Woodrow Bean for failing to file income tax returns. The case touches Estes and the death investigation tied to Marshall, a federal agriculture official.
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Ares
Greeley
Franklin, Tex
Billit
Varon Green River
Utah
tylSal Estes
Nesday
Ley
A Bevin
Henry R. Sershall
Hib Hionaker
Steve Ring
James Bates
Mike Wright
Will Wilson
Troop T
Raton
Isael
Trio
Iee
Estes
Estest
John O. Cofer
Marshall
Ben
Callan
Traus
Austin
Tex
API
el Paso
Woodrow Bean
Bean
Conqressman-At-Large
Grand Jury
Ilegal
Scout trip begins on river excursion with leaders
They were accompanied by Ross Franker, assistant Scout leader. They left Grenty Monday and the river trip began at 7:59 gym, Tuesday. The river Leip lasts four days and covers a distance of 84 miles.
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Ross Franker
Grenty
Leip
Rail Traffic In Montana Is Restored
MISSOULA AP The North Coast Limited on its eastbound Seattle to Chicago run resumed service after Sunday derailment 15 miles northwest of Missoula that killed a two year old and injured 25 others. Intervening investigations and hearings are planned locally by NP officials with Interstate Commerce Commission participation. Nine of the seventeen derailed cars have been removed and a seven man crew remained on site. Damaged equipment will go to St Paul for repairs and forty three hospitalized passengers were still receiving care in Missoula hospitals.
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Missoula
Stout
North Coast Limited
Wed
Calles
Here
Seattle
Chicago
Mia-é Soula
Interstate Commerce Commission
Score
St. Paul
Missouilir
Purse Theft Reported in Greeley Area
Talbert Bush of La Salle reported his purse stolen from a car parked in front of the First Ave Sales Yard on Monday evening. The purse owned by Carol Russ of Brighton contained house keys and cash. A girl, Cynshia T Brown, 4, of Rt. 2 La Salle, was treated for a dog bite at Greeley General Hospital. The bite came from a dog owned by Robert Harrison of La Salle. A break in at an apartment in Kersey was reported by Bris Charles Pruess of Kersey. the home belongs to Nellie Chapman. The sheriff's office is investigating.
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Shaviff
Greeley
Talbert Bush
la Salle
First Ave
Carol Russ
Brighton
Girt
Wold County General Hospital
Sheriff's Office
Pan
Cynshia T Brown
Rt. 2
Robert Harrison
Kersey
Bris
Charles Pruess
Lodge Against Primary Fight For Nomination
WESTPORT Conn John Davis Lodge, ex governor and ambassador, says he will not seek a primary for the U S Senate nomination. He backs Horace Seely Brown Jr who won the party endorsement at the state convention last week. Seely Brown, an eastern Connecticut apple grower, defeated Lodge 149 to 0 in a nominating vote.
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Westport
Conn
John Davis Lodge
Connecticut
U.S. Senate
Lodge
Spain
Dwight D. Fisenhower
Horace Seely-Brown Jr
Seely-Brown
Logeeipa
JFK and Khrushchev discuss Laos coalition government
President Kennedy told Soviet Premier Khrushchev that the forming of a coalition government in Laos is encouraging and should be pursued with Geneva Conference partners. He urged continued unity to avoid disruptions and to extend the peace effort beyond Laos. The message, dated June 32, was released by the White House.
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Fy Lewis Gulick
VAP
Kennedy
Krushchev Wed
Laos
Khrushchev
Soiet
National Amity Ander ‘Sino Suuvatna Phontna
Atl
Vienne
Khrusbeher
Geneva
Kennelly
Khrush[ehev
United States
Khyushchev
White Mouser
Deported Gargan elite figure Scozzari held in 1959 case
Scozzari, tied to Apalachin leadership figures, was ordered deported after a 97 dollar raid case. Immigration officials said he faced removal after a 1929 New York absence and failure to register. The Supreme Court rejected a petition for review, keeping the long legal fight alive.
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Los Angeles
Simone Scovzari
Apalachin
Tome
Seozeatl
Ruseeid
Palermo
New York
Orl
Alle
U.S. Supreme
Firemen Extinguish Junk Yard Weed Fire
Firemen responded at 2 18 pm Tuesday to the American junk yard at 402 St when a four weed fire escaped control. The blaze threatened an old railroad boxcar set for salvage. No damage resulted.
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St. St
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