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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1961

Page

9

Mansfield Urges Free City of Berlin to Avert Crisis

Sen Mike Mansfield and Sen DeMont propose creating an internationally protected free city of Berlin to ease Cold War tensions. They argue Berlin can be a lever for durable security and urge the United States to defend freedom without being drawn into a broader tragedy.

Washington Mike Mansfield DeMont Berl Mansfield Senate Leaber Germany Berlin Veerner Khrushchev West Berlin West

Spy drama cloak arrestee: U S officer charged with passing secrets

W B Ragsdale Jr reports an American Foreign Service officer suspected of relaying sensitive information to Communist agents while posted abroad. The suspect faced arrest in Washington on $50,000 bond, with allegations involving Polish agents and a bribery scheme. The case centers on alleged leaks and the impact on US state diplomacy and the Warsaw embassy assignments.

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Geo-paleological Hobby Club Meeting Change Sunday

The Geo-paleological Hobby Club changes its meeting place to the Clyde Dickie sanctuary at Hepat Rate. Chas and Mrs. Dean Tyneh will attend the event at the Greeley premises in front of the Community Building on Roni. A field trip is planned.

Greeley Chas Shas Bern Dean Tyneh Clyde Dickie Sancti Greeley Prenisers Walweedy Gie Roni Jan Rrup Wall Bog

Board Sets Two Monthly Meetings For District Goals

The district board approved two monthly meetings to pursue the general goal of improving education in School District No. The second Wednesday session will cover general business while the fourth Wednesday focuses on educational programs. Executive sessions will not become regular board practice.

Adtoinistrada Dern Abe Iyeard Dean Sion Saarat Boar

Two Men Chosen For Peace Corps Service

Two men selected for Peace Corps training at Texas Western College in El Paso will soon enter final selection and training for service in Tanganyika. A total of 22 travelers will be sent from 40 finalists to survey, design roads, and assist Tanganyika officials. selections announced later this week.

Washington Peace Corps Weil Chung Peraran Shine 2 Texas Western College Paso Tex Tanganyika Trganyika

Hillary Ordered I To Remain Below Extreme Heights

Katmandu Nepal AP Sir Edraiad Hillary and Al face medical orders after a stroke near the extreme Himalayas. Hillary is kept at lower elevation while party members attempted a dangerous climb without oxygen, highlighting the peril of high altitude expeditions and the need for caution.

Hillary Katmandu Nepal Edraiad Katina Fae Esp Mt.Moskatu Doe Avhleh Nar Tram el Peak

Fire damages dugout on Lucerne farm near Ray D. Stanley

A fire about 7:55 a.m. Tuesday damaged a storage dugout at a Lucerne farm owned by Ray D. Stanley and operated by Dit Litzman. Firefighters fought the blaze for about 24 hours, with initial response then extra units summoned. Lightning is blamed for a separate city fire damaging a washer and dryer at Don Jenkins’ home on Gh Street later Friday afternoon.

Lucerne Ray D. Stanley Dit Litzman Arerien Atrucs Firemmen Mgine Iwa Don Jenkins Ami Deyor

Ed Johnson Blames Preference Power Users for Project Snag

Ed C Johnson former U S senator and Colorado governor says preference power users and rural electric associations are blocking the Upper Colorado River storage project by insisting transmission lines be built by the federal government using project power revenues. He warns this could leave few irrigation projects funded. Clarence B Fisher 74 longtime tool maker and parent of CSC dean dies in Greeley nursing home. He retired from Enterprise Tool Corp Detroit and lived in Greeley eight years. He leaves wife Nellie Fisher son and two sisters. Interment at Linn Grove. Funeral May 11.

Denver Ed C. Johnson United States Colorado Wed Talinsan Upper Colorado River Commission Clarance B. Fisher Donald G. Decker CSC Weld County Nursing Home Fisher Nellie. Fisher Ethel Beeson Findlay Ohis Sadle Detroit Henry Ford Verholt Wyandotte Mich Ford Motor John Gil Xebert of Greeley

Department ruling on preference sets faces utility opposition

The Interior Department favors preference sets but investor owned utilities seek to overturn. Johnson cites a Bureau of Reclamation figure of 478 245.04 dollars over four years for transmission lines. He argues Colorado storage aims to irrigate and generate incidental energy to fund storage facilities and repay projects. Congressmen Aspin of Colorado notes surplus power revenues would be allocated to states with projects. Johnson urges early Wasin project construction, Colorado alone listing over 40 feasible projects if power revenue credits are available. He says preference customers should fund transmission lines themselves and cites Ruta Electric Associations using federal loans as a model for financing.

Wayne N. Aspini Colorado Calneate Utah Wyoming New Mexico Wasin Colorara Johnson Cntomers Mission Ruta Electric Thavr

Council delays IParkey contract for study and clarifications

City officials defer the Parker and Associates contract to allow thorough review and avoid confusion. City Manager Be OH Croce notes provisions in the Parker proposal require clarification. Capital Tack involvement planned to aid discussion with Parker and Associates.

Art Capitol Pack OH. Croce Parker and Associates

Weld County United Fund budget group forms at Greeley meeting

The Budget Group of Weld UF O Organizes Weld County United Fund held its organizational meeting at the Greeley Chamber of Commerce. Budget requests came from Hed Cross, Boy Scouts, Colorado Heart Association, Girl Scouts, Salvation Army, Cerebral Palsy and Crippled Children. Representatives from numerous towns attended. Platteville was unrepresented.

Weld County United Fund Burget Committee Greeley JH. Capp Charles Laundien Fort Lupton County Board of Directors Bil Ross Eaton Charles Landien la Verne Andersen Fort Linton Philip Bowles Keenesburg J.B Bation la Galle Mike Linnebar Roggen Donald Schaefer Windsor Sylvester Toussaint Greeley D. N. Galloway Aulla Francis Ehn Fred Rexus Gilcrest Wilbert Wiede

Driver Escapes Injury In Night Car Overturn

Charies L Ingersoll of Pleasant Acre Dr escaped injury when he lost control of a 1951 route on Fifth St just west of 23rd Ave around 59 p.m. The car rolled onto its side and was valued at 50 dollars by Highway Patrolman Don Girnt.

Charies L. Ingersoll Tal Pleasant Acre Dr Ain Ffth St 23Rd Ave Tesday Don Girnt

Local Artists Display Water Colors at Driftwood Exhibit

The Driftwood restaurant hosts a rotating exhibit of water colors and oils by local artists including Feland, Skip Elliott, Jim Hill, Maxine Jenkins and others. Prices vary as works by experienced painters are offered for sale.

Driftewood U. S Greeley Jerry Goodman The Driftwood Gondman Pat Feland Skip Elliott Tribune Bob Beard Nss Reas Jerry Goodman Marmger Alent Turing Feland Jim Hill Maxine Jenkins Alsolliott Filintt Driftweed

Holifield Urges U S Prepare To Resume Tests

Rep Chet Holifield chairman of the Joint Congressional Atomic Committee urged the United States to prepare to resume underground nuclear testing while continuing negotiations with the Soviet Union He warned Moscow’s intransigence on arms control requires a reassessment and called for an immediate halt to underground shots to advance seismic detection and give the Soviets full information on experiments

Washington Joint Congressional Atomic Committee United States Soviet Union Chet Holifield D-Calif Moscow Holifield Vitor Yyme

Magazine Says Buyers Pressuring Steel Price Concessions

The metalworking weekly reports weakening in the steel price struggle as automakers push for concessions. Major producers seek volume and maintain base prices while buyers pursue lower costs amid dipping output and strong auto demand.

Ibayens Tra Age Wed Metalworking Weekly Steel Corp Tron Age Ithe Maparice Prebbunib Buller Steel New York

Clarence Doty Dies at Weld County Hospital

Clarence Doty of the Weld County Nursing Home died Tuesday at Weld County General Hospital. Born June 12 189 in Burlton Wisconsin he moved to Greeley from Chicago in 1933 and married Velma Warren June 22 1939. In 1950 Doty was injured while struck by a tar trail survivors include his wife and three children Carl Alberta Leah, arrangements announced by Adamsovs.

Clarence Doty Weld County Burlton Wis Greeley Chicago Platteville Velma Warren California Doty Three Gang Carl Carl U. S. Air Force North Carolina Alberta Leah Doty Adamsovs

Jersey City Elects Thomas Gangemi Mayor in Runoff

Thomas Gangemi backed by Hudson County Democratic organization led by Joby Kenny wins the Jersey City mayoral runoff. The victory consolidates local political power and positions Gangemi to lead the city with organizational backing.

Jersey City Thomas Gangemi Hudson County Democratic Organisation Joby

Island type home with central hall layout and roomy interiors

The design features a central hall plan with a spacious living room and unusually large dining area. It lists three bedrooms, two ceramic tiled baths, a kitchen with labor saving Militia range and appliances, birch cabinets, and an open stairway to a brick wall fireplace, emphasizing open living space.

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