Last Payment on City Industrial Area Gains Momentum
The Greeley Chamber of Commerce announced the final payment on its 36 acre industrial site at the city edge, ending a years long purchase financed by a dues increase. The purchase, begun in 1954, helped lure Wright and McGill, Meadow Gold and other firms, boosting payrolls and spurring plans for more industry. Clint Mayer noted several firms locating downtown and in the industrial area with negotiations ongoing for additional plants and expansions.
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Wright and McGill Company
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MacKenzie Slave Equipment Company
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Nebraska
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Clint Mayer
Chamber of Commerce
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Megedaw
Bees Take Over Dredge Near Bristol Bridge
Beekeeping incident disrupts a Delaware River dredge Franklin near Burlingtoon Island Bristol Pa when a large batch of bees swarmed the bridge and crew leaving. Captain Raymond Dick ordered the crew to leave and Police Chief John R Stewart helped trap the bees. Crew returned after 344 hours.
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Delaware River
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Reclamation projects report plenty of water this season
Washington reports adequate irrigation water across Western and Southwestern reclamation projects due to continued rainstorms. Dexheimer notes above normal precipitation in Colorado and the Pacific Northwest, with full or near full reservoirs. May floods are expected on uncontained streams, while Upper Missouri and Lower Missouri basins show improved water prospects for the season.
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Soviet Radio Rejects Granting U S Leaders Air Time
Moscow radio in English said Soviet people are not interested in listening to Dulles Radford or Norstad and their talk of annihilating towns. It noted CBS interview with Khrushchev and said Eisenhower suggested someone from the American government accept a Soviet broadcast offer.
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Dulles
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Norstad
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Lauris Norsted
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Denver Bankers Tour Weld in Enormous Bus
A 24 member group of Denver bankers and bank directors toured Weld county aboard a 60 foot German built double mid bus on a Denver to Pueblo route. Hosted by W. D. Farr of Greeley National Bank they visited Fort Feed Jot east of Greeley and Be attice Fands plant while lunching at the Greeley nes ay club. The bus, chartered from Continental Trailways and built in Ulm Germany, features a center coffee bar and glass skylights. Driver Finyd Potter with 21 years experience remarked the vehicle is easier to maneuver than a smaller bus. The firm owns two units on regular Denver to Pueblo service.
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Pueblo
Test Holiday Said No Bar to Missile Work
At Quantico Secretary of Defense Wilson stated he does not believe an international ban on nuclear weapon tests would impede long range missile development. He was asked if halting nuclear tests would delay completing the intercontinental ballistic missile program and replied that he could not comment on the technical aspects.
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Gresley High School Leader Elected President of State Vocational Group
Earl Walls, distributive education coordinator at Gresley High School, elected president of the Colnrano Vocational Association as about 302 members meet at Colorado State University for an annual conference. Attendees from Greeley include Mel Adams in vocational agriculture and Rhoda Fass from Colorado State College.
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Gresley High School
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Colorado State University
Greeley
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Rhoda Fass
Colorado State College
Polish Plane Crashes With Americans in Moscow
An eight passenger Polish airliner bound for Moscow crashed in a storm Friday night. Three Americans survived, including Margaret Tremper and her daughter Michele from Grand Rapids Michigan and Richard Cheverlon, news director for WOOD-TV. Six bodies were counted at the scene. Rescue by AP reporters helped reach survivors.
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Soviet Union
Wood-Tv
Cheverlon
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National Broadcasting Co
Harvey Beaker
Beuker
Grand Rapids Insurance and Real
Harald Milks
Roy Essoyan
Associated Press
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Hela
Warsaw
Test Delayed Again At Atomic Site Nevada
Unfavorable winds postpone the fourth shot in the summer nuclear test series at the Atomic Energy Commission site in Nevada. The test, planned for 4:45 from a balloon 400 feet high, was halted after meteorologists warned fallout could reach Alamo.
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Allott and Carroll Back Shale Plant
Colorado senators Allott and Carroll urge Senate Appropriations Subcommittee to fund the experimental shale plant at Rifle Colorado in the Interior Department money bill. Subcommittee reportedly approved 2.0 for the plant prior to full committee action.
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Colorado
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Rain, Flooding Continue Across Colorado and Wyoming
Widespread showers and thunderstorms drenched northern and central Colorado with heavy rain in Weld county. Greeley saw 0.7 inch, with other towns from Keeversburg to Grover reporting up to an inch. Forecast calls for more rain, river levels drop in some areas, and cooler, drier days ahead.
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Greeley
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Great Western Sugar Company
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Greveley
Fort Collins
Grover Dis
Eaton
Galeton
Barnesville
Windsor
Johnstown
Platteville
Drighton-Fort Lupton
Briggsdale
W.G. Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Senate Approves Foreign Aid Bill in Bipartisan Vote
The Senate approved the administration’s foreign aid bill by a wide bipartisan margin, backing military assistance and economic loans abroad for at least three years and signaling future funding cuts in subsequent appropriations. Leaders Johnson and Knowland led the vote, with passage contingent on later appropriation actions.
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Senate
Farrinn
Lyndon B. Johnson
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Russia
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Eisenhower
Johnson
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Weight and Divorce Battle Pivot on Diet Dispute
In Los Angeles Violet Stamper 26 told Superior Court that her husband made her nervous and she overate to 190 pounds. She claimed the strain led to divorce after Walner Stamper a 32 year old surgeon separated from her. The judge noted the couple’s separation and weight loss as key factors in the case.
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Violet Stamper
Stamper
Superior
Wal- Inr
Hoffa Trial Speeded Up
A federal judge ordered the conspiracy bribery trial of Teamsters leader James Hoffa to proceed after previously granting a continuance. Hoffa, arrested March 13, faces charges from the Senate Rackets Committee. delays were sought to influence the leadership transition at the union.
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Washington
Teamsters Union
Senate
Hatta
Teamsters Presidiiuy
Dave Berk
Milton Eisenhower Is Out Of Hospital
Dr Milton Eisenhower grandson of the President and president of Johns Hopkins University was discharged from Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore after treatment for a kidney infection. He had been stricken last Sunday and is reported in good condition.
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Milton Eisenhower
Baltimore
Milton Eisenhinwer
Johns Hopkins Hosital
Eisenhower
Johns. Hopkins University
Man Surrenders After 100 Mile Hitchhike Warrant Case
Richard Breese, 22, learned of a warrant tied to a theft involving an amia. He hitchhiked about 100 miles from Philadelphia to surrender and was detained for a Saturday hearing.
Benson Moves Again To Lower Sugar Price
The Agriculture Department acts to ease sugar pressures by rescinding an order that halted part of offshore quotas. Cuba held back 100000 tons, Mexico 76000 tons, Peru and the Dominican Republic 76000 tons each, and Hawaii 500 tons, enabling full quota release to the United States when desired.
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Waslington
Agriculture Dept
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Mexico
Peru
Dominican Republic
Hawaii
Details Sought in Red Test Holiday Proposal
Western and Soviet delegates debated a possible halt to nuclear tests during a U N Disarmament subcommittee session. Valery Zorin proposed a two to three year moratorium with international inspections, while Western officials warned a long pause alone would not stop hydrogen bomb production. The United States favors a shorter two month suspension with broader air and ground disarmament measures and continued weapons research.
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Two More Die on Private Crossing
A Santa Fe passenger train struck a car seven miles south of Fountain Colorado killing rancher Clark Hanna 40 and his six year old daughter Randy. Hanna’s widow Ginger Hanna suffered serious injuries with fractures. The accident marked the fourth railroad fatality in Colorado in a week raising toll to 17. The engineer, M. Multa, reported traveling 50 to 60 mph. The train had no injuries among its passengers.
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Soviet Submarines Bound for Faypt Reported Off Channel
A British Navy spokesman said three Soviet submarines sighted in the English Channel ten days ago are now en route through the Mediterranean toward Faypt. The spokesman noted two long range subs and a smaller torpedo boat may be handed to Fayptian navy. Naval experts deny Egypt has a submarine fleet. Destroyers trailed the Soviet subs for part of their voyage from the Mediterranean.
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Royalty Honors Shakespeare Visit in Stratford
Queen Elizabeth I and Prince Philip toured Shakespeare's birthplace in Stratford on Avon England on a June day amid American tourists They visited the churchyard where Shakespeare is buried and attended a matinee at the Shakespeare Memorial Theater for a performance of You Like Me The visit highlighted royal acknowledgment of the playwright's enduring legacy.
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Bridge Work Pushes on Temporary Cole in Gran Junction
State Highway Dept crews worked Saturday to build a temporary two lane bridge on US Highway 40 to replace a damaged structure. The nearly 12 year old bridge collapsed after a gas truck crossed it prompting detours through DeBeque. Estimated cost is 15000 dollars.
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State Highway Dept
DeBeque
Ralph McCoy
Colorado River
McCoy
Laurence Maynes
Elk Miver
Steambnal Springs
Cunison River
Pelle
Yampa
More Terrorist Victims Die in Algiers Hospital
Two more people died in an Algiers hospital on Friday raising the death toll from last Sunday's terrorist bombing at a dance hall to ten. Twenty three persons remained hospitalized from the attack as French rioting, which followed, killed at least six Muslims.
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Lask
Colorado Weather Local 24 Hours Summary
Colorado reports scattered showers and thunderstorms across regions. Highs reach the 60s, lows near the 20s to 40s with cooler conditions Saturday night into Sunday. Southwestern and Longmont areas show cloudy skies and continued cool weather through Sunday.
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Regional Weather Summary for Wyoming and New Mexico
Regional forecast shows Wyoming cloudy Saturday and night with scattered showers and thunderstorms south and widely scattered north. cool with low 40s to mid 40s and high near 60s Sunday. New Mexico partly cloudy east and north, generally fair in west Saturday, developing scattered thunderstorms Saturday night into Sunday, possibly locally heavy. cooler afternoons, higher 70s to low 90s north, widespread showers possible in northern mountains.
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