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Newspaper

Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1963

Page

9

Saddle Club hosts crippled children's breakfast and gymkhana

Crippled Children's Breakfast and gymkhana were set by the Saddle Club with events planned over two weekends. The gymkhana was cancelled and rescheduled for Sunday. June 23 features the silk annual breakfast for Weld Court pledged children starting at 9 am. Public invited to both events with four saddle clubs competing.

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Traffic Death Toll at 204 and Free Breakfast for Disabled Children

A fragment mentions a 204 traffic death toll and a free breakfast for crippled children. It references a show with 220 contestants vying for a trophy and air horse activities such as autose, pony, wagon, and bogey. Tides were available for the breakfast.

Tragic Highway Toll Rises As Crashes Mount

A string of deadly wrecks pushes Culurady’s highway toll to twenty though no skid marks were found at one scene. In Adams County a semitruck plowed into a house, killing a child’s father and injuring others. Separate slide and poisoning incidents link to a dangerous powder spat from a pipe. Local drivers Pete Maes and Scorpio Medina die in a Colorado wreck on Route 17 while a man named Petersen survives a bridge collision.

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Weld 4 H Livestock Judges Take First Place

Weld County 4 H livestock judging team wins first at the contest with members Dorsey, Robert Nag, Loretta Mathias, and others from Greeley, Windsor, and Johnstown. Dairy team from Weld placed third. a jury of six to hear a car collision case with Betty Day as plaintiff seeks $23,000 plus medical and pain costs. Divorce complaints filed include Snyder, Hoff, Morrison, and Polis cases with multiple children referenced.

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Man Dies Under Wheels of Trick

Denver AP report describes a fatal incident where a man died after being struck by a vehicle amid a chaotic scene. The account mentions confusion and unclear motives as authorities investigate the event and identify those involved.

Mills Named Director at Scout Ranch Event

A local Scout troop announces the appointment of Mills as director at the Greely Scout Ranch. The note references Troop 27 of Kikoyene and a trap event near Roth Frum, with static details about dates, places, and participants including Mrs. Marie Mills and Bob Wit.

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Demonstrators Cleared From Ohio Statehouse

State troopers cleared the Ohio House chamber early today amid a 280d an hour protest over the failure to enact fair housing legislation. Three demonstrators, two white and one Black, were carried from the Capitol after two chained themselves to seats and were cut loose. The group urged passage of a bill in committee requiring real estate owners to drop racial barriers in housing transactions.

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Nurses Seek New Probe Into Loveland Hospital

The Colorado Nurses Association pressed Loveland Memorial Hospital for a fresh investigation after 22 nurses and other staff quit in late April over understaffing and other failures. An acting administrator was named afterward, staff doctors resumed referring patients, and the association urged city officials to ensure proper oversight.

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Truck Accident At Laporte Kills Fort Collins Man

Fred A. Rutherford, 62, of Fort Collins, was killed Friday at the Ideal Cement plant in Laporte when struck by a truck he was directing. Deputy Coroner Harold Warren said Rutherford may have walked into the oncoming vehicle. the driver’s name was not released. Rutherford, a native of Larner, had lived in Port Collins since 1964. The death occurred on private property and will not be included in the state's traffic toll.

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Ala Guardsmen To Be Released From Federal Duty

Washington AP reports Alabama National Guard and Air National Guardsmen will be released from federal active duty at midnight Sunday. About 4,300 guardsmen remain on duty to maintain peace during integration disputes at University of Alabama sites in Tuscaloosa Huntsville and Ft McClellan. Secretary Cyrus R. Vance ordered the release, while 3,500 troops stay on federal duty elsewhere. Army costs to maintain Alabama Guard exceed $220,000 daily based on $19.50 per man per day.

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Meredith Urges End To Marches

Jackson Mississippi. Imre James Meredith, 29, the first Negro student admitted to the University of Mississippi at Oxford, urged Negroes to end protest marches and pursue passive resistance like Gandhi. He warned against racial violence and said the period of passive resistance would prepare for the next phase of civil rights efforts.

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Four Shetland ponies stolen from ranch report

Bill Foster reported four Shetland mares valued at 100 dollars each stolen from his ranch last Friday night. A black pony and a roan with white spots were described in the sheriff’s office bulletin. Police noted unrelated thefts including a purse loss and hubcaps reported in the area.

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Severe Storm Warning Issued For Wyoming And Colorado

The Weather Bureau issued a severe thunderstorm forecast for eastern and east central Wyoming and eastern Colorado. Scattered severe storms with isolated strong winds and large hail were expected this afternoon and evening from 1 pm to 7 pm, along a line extending northwest of Newcastle, Wyoming, about 40 miles northeast of Goodland, Kansas.

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Weld County Residents Increase Savings Bond Holdings

Savings bond purchases by Weld County residents rose by 4020 during May, lifting the county total to 2445 above the prior year. County figures show statewide investments total 15188129 for the year, with May totals reflecting a national pattern of modest gains.

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Funeral to Honor Medgar Evers At Arlington Cemetery

Attendees include Ralph Bunche and James M. Mauer as funeral plans unfold after Evers murder. Leaders from NAACP and civil rights groups press for school and job equity while police pursue evidence. A White professor faced a peace disturbance charge after demonstrations near Arlington.

City Traffic Accidents Reported on Greeley Streets

One accident occurred on Greeley streets on Thursday at the intersection of 7th Ave and 5th St. A 1950s sedan driven by Gerald Goodin of 1 Stinset Lane sustained IV10 damages while a jet sedan driven by Douglas Evin of Gaye Kind remained undamaged.

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Vehicle collision injures two drivers on U S Highway 85

Patrolman Harald Payne reports Walter Davis Bates Denver and Samuel Ortiz of RL 2 Creeley involved in a crash on U S Highway 85. Ortiz’s car suffered moderate damage. Bates’ southbound vehicle damaged about $180. Ortiz was injured. Bates unlisted.

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