Hail Storm Strikes La Salle Area Causes Wide Damage
A June hail storm hit La Salle and nearby areas, piling white ground across streets and injuring crops. Beets suffered heavy losses across several farms including 267 acres in La Salle, with additional impacts on sugar beets, corn, beans, and wheat. Roads washed, rivers rose, and local fields endured scattered damage while town streets remained passable amid lingering rain.
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TA Salle
la Salle
U.S
Lee Butler
Great Western Sugar Co
Mit
Auburn
Humbert Staton
Kuner
Lucerne Areq
Greenley
Eaton
Weld Gain Co
Millken
Johnstown
Towever
Milliken
Evans
Lown
Rau
Kersey
Box Elders Creek
John Croissant
Croissant
Dist.O Board Deliberates Goals and Methods
Greeley school board met in executive session with only members present. President Norman Dean reported plans to outline specific objectives and methods to reach them, advocating a more dynamic approach to introducing innovations in the instructional program and encouraging experiments even if some may fail.
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Bob Beard
Greeley School Board
Gre
Norman
Council Puts off Parker Contract
City Council halted entering into a Parker and Associates contract for engineering services on proposed sewage treatment plant improvements. They will hold an early meeting with Capitol Pack representatives to discuss sewage problems before deciding. Mayor Rissler urged considering other proposals and questioned the city bearing the full cost, suggesting Capitol Pack share costs.
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Frank Colohan
Parker and Associates
Sewlage
Greeley Capitol
Parker Andl! Associates
Capitol Pack
Council
Public Works Committee
Gordon Risster
Rissler
Ucapito Pack
Praybeus
Cummings
Couneil
State Health Dept
Bea
Genes Fair
Charles Karowsky
Comilman
Bob Cummings
Public Works Committe
Coun Ail
Eolell
Health Dept
U.S
Tractor Swap Talks With Castro End in Impasse
In Havana Prime Minister Fidel Castro hosts American Tractors for Prisonera Committee talks at the National Institute of Agrarian Reform. U S negotiators plan to leave Cuba Thursday without a clear agreement as four experts observe from a Havana hotel awaiting another meeting.
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Havana
Cuba
Fidel Castra
National Institute of Agrarian Reform
U.S
Pos
Henry Winston
ULB
Fig- Ate
Piaie
Selion
Robert Boyd
Miami Herald
Knight
Castro
Ite
Dortigds
Pension Funds Spillover Sets State Record
Colorado's general fund received a 12.1 million spillover from the old age pension fund this fiscal year, with a forecast of 15 million next year if laws stay the same. Welfare Director Guy Justis called the 12.1 million a record, noting the surplus arises from pension and hospital programs.
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Denver
Colorado
General Fund
Old Age Pension Fund
Guy Justis
Clair Somerville Oh
Capitol Pack
Rissler
Cummings
Lamorville
Dick Brown
Parker and Associates
William F. Parker Jr
Parker and
Kids Atv
He Hn
Rinsler
Duke W. Dunbar
Hayson Radio
Eyre
McNichols
Francisco
Weather snapshot and five day outlook across regions
A fragmented weather summary reports temperature at 2 pm 64 degrees on Wednesday with forecasts for Colorado and Wyoming. It notes scattered showers, some thunderstorms, cooler nights, and 70s to 80s by day with 30s to 40s in mountains, plus general fair conditions later in the week.
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Publicfeus
Colorado
Ecestrral
Lille
Wyoming
Divide
Kennedy Gets New Limousine
Washington AP reports President Kennedy received a new presidential limousine with a raiseable rear seat for better visibility. The Continental replaces the 11 year old bubble top Lincoln used by three presidents and travels over 100000 miles. Ford declined to name the cost, noting taxpayers pay about $500 yearly under a lease.
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Washington
Kennedy
Continental
Lincoln
Truman
Eisenhower
United States
Ford Motor Co
Chilean Reds Demand Adlai Leave Nation
In Santiago, Chile, Communist groups attacked Adlai E. Stevenson during his talks on Latin American living standards. A pro-Communist newspaper urged his return, while about 30 demonstrators shouted Cuba and Yanqui phrases, breaking windows at the U.S. Information Agency.
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Adlai
Max Harrelson
Santiago
Chile
United States
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.S. Information Agency
el Sigle
Kennedy
Stevenson
Cuba
USLA
Administration Proposes Wheat Plan To Raise Farm Income
The Agriculture Department proposes a new wheat program aimed at boosting farmer income by instituting a 10 percent reduction in present plantings and rent adjustments. Details include allotments, wheat price supports, and subsidies via the Farm Security and Conservation Service.
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Wasauwaiure
E. A
Agriculture Department
Bilization and Conservation Service
Woude
Darnka
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Power Failure Hits Midtown Manhattan
A massive outage struck five square miles of midtown Manhattan during the evening cash hour. Broadway shows canceled, theaters dark, and transit disrupted as power remained out for hours. no casualties reported. Officials worked to restore service as city utilities and emergency crews responded to the blackout.
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New York
Midtown Manhattan
Jhenmayer
Silat
Times Square
Fieal
Farry
Tain
Omaraw
Loveland
Eleva
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Central Park
Tish
Esa'p.m
Augset
Planners To Explain Proposed Reforms In Weld County
Weld County School Planning Committee holds special meetings in each proposed reorganized district next week to explain the plan to taxpaying electors. Meetings include Evans and Eaton regions with times and venues at Evans High School gym, Heath Junior High auditorium, Eaton High School, Milliken High School gym, Gill High School, and New Raymer Community Building. Elections set for June 27 with polls 7 am to 7 pm and a county committee meeting June 30 to canvass results.
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Bob Beard
Weld County School Plann
Wlete
Fex
Indialcs
Greeley
Evans and
Ashton
Evans High School
Heath Junior High
St Eaton
Eaton
Ault
Pierce
Nunn
Galeton
Wyatt
Garr
Eaton High Behovaudttorium
Townstown
Milliken
Ite
New Raymer
Storeham
Grover, Carr
Beiggsdale
Dryland
At & Pam
Isymer
Palls
Eligibfe
Weld County
Banvass
Lakeshore City Tentatively Approves Drainage Agreement
Lakeshore City Council tentatively approves a contract with Lakeshore Corp to use a ditch on 26th Street for storm water drainage with conditions. Key issues include no annexations to the Lakeshore area without revisions to protect property from flooding and irrigation water rights retained by Lakeshore. City costs cited: 7300 dollars if approved, 12000 more if the ditch cannot be used.
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Lakeshore Corp
Audar
Elly
Frans Reservoir
B. If. Crice
Thomas A. Richardson
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Mare
Eleanor Teasevelt
Welter P. Reuther
Ailton Hisenhower
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