Greeley Western Garb Parade For Celebration Week
City workers and residents urged to wear western attire for the Go West with Greeley celebration. Downtown decorations rise Friday as the 61st Greeley Horse Show unfolds June 23 and 26 at Elland Grove Park with 299 show horses. Tickets available at Chamber of Commerce, and rodeo, races on July 3 and 4 promise top ropers and riders. A parade of bands floats and fireworks on July 4 concludes the festivities drawing about 6 000 spectators.
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Committee Approves Pay Increase for U.S. Civil Service
The House Civil Service Committee approved a 7 percent pay raise for the nations civil service workers. A higher figure was rejected, with a 164 to ? vote. The panel will decide retroactivity dates and extend the raise to legislative and judicial branches by Wednesday.
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Baseball Today: AP report with scattered scores and matchups
American League details include Kansan City and Cleveland at Washington with late-night games. Detroit at New York and Chicago at Baltimore also listed. National League shows New York at Chicago and Brooklyn at Cincinnati, plus Philadelphia at Milwaukee and Pittsburgh at St. Louis scheduled for night games.
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House Approves Over 700 Million for Air Force Funds
The House voted to add more than 700 million dollars to Air Force funds as part of a broader defense funding bill totaling nearly 22 billion dollars for all defense agencies. The move comes as POAC seeks to prevent Army and Marines cutbacks ordered by Secretary of Defense Wilson and approved by President Eisenhower.
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Auras
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DeMolay Elects Colorado Chapter Officers
Wayne Cheedle of Grand Junction was elected Mate master councilor. Executive council selections include Christ Johnson Boulder deputy master councilor Byron Grifty Las Animas senior councilor Jabn Goetz Fort Morgan Tonglas Benton Greeley and Richard Lee Pueblo as scribe. Officers to be anointed Tuesday by the council.
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Wayne Cheedle
Grand Junction
Colorado DeMolay
Christ Johnson
Boulder
Byron Grifty
Las Animnas
Jabn Goetz
Fort Moarzan
Tonglas Benton OL Greeley
Richard Lee
Pueblo
Counel
Extension of Trade Act Gets House Approval
The House approved a three year extension of the Reciprocal Trade Act by 347 to 54 with a compromise bill granting the President powers to cut tariffs. The measure would let the President lower tariffs up to 15 percent over three years in exchange for concessions from other nations, with staged reductions and authority to adjust duties up to 50 percent in some cases.
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Menon Sees Door Open for More U S Airmen Freed
Indian diplomat K. Keshia Menon met with President Eisenhower after a briefing, suggesting the release of some U S airmen by Red China had opened a possible path to freedom for others. A 45 minute session with Eisenhower followed. James Hagerty said Menon would likely meet Dulles in the afternoon and possibly see the President again before leaving the country in July.
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K. Keisha Menon
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Red China
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James Hagerty
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Dulles
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Juty
British Rail Strike Ends After 17 Days
Britain’s 17 day railway strike ended after talks at the Ministry of Labour produced a settlement. National union leaders and railway officials reported a truce on pay and work rules after separate conferences with 67 11 striking locomotive engineers and firemen and non striking railwaymen. Separately a wildcat seamen’s strike on the Queen Mary tied up crew of 150 as Southampton to New York sailings were affected.
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New York
Telep To Lead 0 Young GOP to Convention
Telep, a Greeley attorney and Colorado Young Republicans chairman, will lead about eight state delegates to the Young Republican National Federation convention in Detroit. Delegates plan to fly out Wednesday. events include distributing car nations, souvenirs, and a snowball stunt. Notables include Vice President Nixon and UN ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge addressing the gathering. other dignitaries and governors will attend.
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U.S
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Kansas
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Wyoming
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South Dakota
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Iowa
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Arizona
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House Committee Reduces Age of Doctor's Draft
The House Armed Services Committee voted to lower the doctor draft age from 60 to 45, with an amendment offered by Chairman Vinson. The change heads to the House for consideration alongside the doctor draft extension bill. The regular draft remains, while the doctor draft faces ongoing debate and timing considerations in Congress.
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Oil drilling reports from Weld County summary
Sander No 1 well in Weld County near Grerley Piranant Valler drilled at depths around 17 feet. California company in Rizek Hollow reported ongoing operations with lower targets and tentative costs. No clear outcomes or dates due to fragmented OCR text.
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Siren Exercise Rolls Through Colorado and Denver
The siren scheme in Greeley aims to test civil defense at 9 a.m. with a 500 pound WWII siren moved by a private shop to the country for power. Kersey will sound the alert for Operation Alert 1955 starting statewide at 9. A Denver center at 300 Logan Street runs 26 hours as voluntary evacuations occur around Brentwood and the Denver Federal Center.
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Civil Defence
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Cerebral Palsy Center Set to Open Thursday
A cerebral palsy center will open Thursday in the basement of the Central building at 10 Eleventh Avenue. Classes will run Tuesday and Thursday afternoons from 1 to 4 through August. Dr Tony D Vaugho, head of special education at CSCE, will supervise instruction.
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Home L and P Seeks Permit for Stock Dividend
Denver Colorado's Public Utilities Commission will hold a hearing June 22 on Home Light and Power Co of Greeley request to issue a stock dividend. The plan would allocate 176000 from earned surplus of 2776249 and issue 4000 new common shares as dividend valued at 444 per share against par 22 percent.
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Polie Utilities Commission
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Greeley
Desert Resort Hit by Cloudburst and Flooding
A desert Las Vegas resort was struck by a fierce cloudburst and flood Monday night causing derailed trains, flooded homes and paused traffic. No serious injuries were reported though several underpasses flooded and power and telephone services failed briefly. Authorities pumped water from streets as mud and debris littered the area and repairs began after the morning rush.
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Germany Never Neutral Ike and Adenauer State
Washington rather than establish neutrality, President Eisenhower and Chancellor Adenauer declared in a joint statement after their talks at the White House. They described broad agreement on Germany’s status and relations with the Soviet Union, noting no independent neutralization pledge.
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Legion Turns Flagpole Over To the City
The flagpole became city property Tuesday morning when Major Oscar Heck received the gift from Clyde Clark son, new commander of the Victor Candini post, American Legion. The ceremony included Mayor, region flagpole committee, and police officials. Residents watched at Lincoln Park near Eighth street and Ninth avenue during the 15 minute event.
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Victor Candini
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Greeley
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Lincoln Park
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Ninth Avenue
Congress Seeks Safe Haven for Government
Washington discussions reveal Congress and 15,000 executive officials may relocate during a three day civil defense drill called Operation Alert. Leaders weigh alternate capitals near emergency HQs with Annapolis suggested and safety and defense considerations rising amid nuclear threat. Marriage licenses list Floyd Christiansen and Marjorie Rasmussen of Step, David Kealther and Shirley Gilmore of Beighton.
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Beighton
1972 CSCE Enrollment Totals Uneven Levels
The 1972 enrollment at CSCE shows 177 new students this summer for pre session, about 41 percent higher than the final registrations. Of the total 186 are radiated students and 176 are undergraduates.
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CSME
Resigns from Bank Board in Greeley
W. Garnsey Jr. resigned as a director of the Greeley National Bank at a board meeting on Monday. His successor to be announced later. Garnsey cited health and limited activity in business and community affairs as the reasons for stepping down after four years on the board. He recalled joining Greeley in 1919 as manager of the Great Western Sugar Co and leaving that post in 1922 to join the Ford dealership partnership with Hugh F. Wheeler.
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Hugh F. Wheeler
Weather summary reports scattered showers Monday
Rainfall occurred across Colorado and Wyoming with scattered afternoon and evening showers. In Greeley the Public Service station logged 2.02 inches this month while the Greasy Western Sugar factory recorded 1.63 inches. Denver area highs reached near normal with several towns recording mid to upper 70s. Expect partly cloudy skies and more isolated activity Tuesday and Wednesday as warmer air returns.
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House Group Approves Upper Colorado Project
A House subcommittee bill to authorize a major Upper Colorado River project seeks initial funding of 780 million dollars, trimming Echo Park Dam. It would create a presidential engineers board for further study while preserving key sites and naming dams and irrigation units across Utah, Colorado, New Mexico, and Wyoming.
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Jeff Williams Amuses 1500 At Flag Day Talk
Chickasha charm Jeff Williams entertained about 1500 people at Gunter Hall during the annual Flag Day ceremonies of the Greeley Lodge of Elks. He delivered a four point program on world security blending humor and philosophy, stressing economic vitality mental stability social competence and moral tenacity as America’s blueprint for escape.
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Moodey Dies Tuesday In Colorado Death Notice
Theodore FR Moodey born December 9, 1883 in Farnesville Ohio died at home Tuesday after a long illness. He moved to Greeley in 1908 and was a civil engineer and city surveyor. Survived by wife Mary, one daughter, three grandchildren, two brothers, four sisters, with funeral Thursday at 2 pm at Meesa DRAWINE. Interment Lingrove.
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Cleveland
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California Zephyr Derailed in Nevada
The Western Pacific Railroad said the eastbound California Zephyr derailed at 10 p.m. PDT about 60 miles west of Winnemucca after a washed out track caused by a cloudburst. Most of the train was off the rails though few other details were available.
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Weather Local Forecast For Colorado Wyoming New Mexico
Local 24 hour outlook shows highs near 84, lows around 50 with light precipitation at Public Service and Sugar Factory. Tuesday to Wednesday expect scattered showers and thunderstorms mainly afternoon and evening, cooler north and central areas Tuesday afternoon, highs around 70s to 60s, lows in 40s to 50s, with mountains cooler than lower elevations.
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