July 4 Committeemen Head Subcommittees
Greeley Fourth of July celebration work relies on a large, unpaid committee of 18 under the Chamber of Commerce. Chair is Dr E J Bud Vargel Jr. Subcommittees handle horse show rodeo parade and fireworks with coordinators reporting to the full group. Major changes require consensus. members serve three year terms with possible renewal.
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Growley
Albert Helm
Olifard Campbell
Lloyd Oliver
Bill Webster
Harley Benet
William Hartman
Clint Mayer
Tom Richardson
Bud Richardsen
Dorothy Bates
Greeley
Com Twittee
Greeley Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
E. J
Comauner
Rovert
Marsh Anderson
Marley Bennett
Cliff Campbell
Robert Davis
Rodeo
J. M. Graybeal
Queens
Bob Hill
Tave Hill
Charles Lol
Veteran Night Editor Emery Rejoins Tribune Staff
Paul H. Emery a veteran night editor retires then returns to the Tribune while Roy Terges, a CSC graduate, becomes night editor. The piece traces Emery’s long career from early editing work to wire reporting and later roles, plus Terges’ ascent after graduation.
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Paul H. Emery
Paul Hamiion Emery
The
Tribune
Rauler
Roy Terges
CSC
Hedges
Finnery
Bowdoin College
Brunswick
Sugar
Longmont
Longmont Wall
Weather
Greeley
Ayumi
ABC
Tinery
Remy
Seasion
Maine
Fimnery
Poriwot High School
Oncebunk
Malues
la Junta
Colatarto Springs
West Tying
Hastings College
Hastings
Neb
Aler
New York
Hla Degre
College Makes Housing Appeal for USC Families
Ralph Hargrove supervisor of rising for USC appeals to Greeley residents to list available apartments for rent to married couples and families with children. He notes the next session begins soon with registration on Saturday and urges prompt contact through the office.
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Ralph , Hargrove
USC
Greeley
Tarret
Hargrave
Bursiel seeks reelection Weld county treasurer
C C Bursiel, Weld county treasurer, announces he will run again subject to the Weld county Republican assembly. He says his conduct warrants the people’s support for another term. He was first elected in 1952 and reelected in 1954 under a four year term law.
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Charles O. Bursiel
Weld
Republican Party
Bight Avenue
Bursiel
Martin G. Field
Weld County
Republican Central Committee
Treasrer
Borsiel
Boad
Bursial
Fish Cabier
Greeley City
Bursley Uve
Sixteenth Street
Greeley
Robert
Girdwood
Alaska
Chwetes A. Tives
Soviet envoy Menshikov recalled to Moscow briefly
Soviet Ambassador Mikhail Menshikov was summoned to Moscow for a temporary official mission. Embassy officials said the move was temporary and he was expected to return to Washington within a few days to a couple of weeks. State Department and other embassies were notified.
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Washington
Mikhail Menshikov
Moscow
Hietas
State Department
Menshikov
Free Trip Home Offered Yanks in Lebanon
Beir ut AP reports amid ongoing Beirut fighting that the U S embassy arranged free transport for dependents of staff to leave the country as rebels clash with government forces in central Beirut. Heavy shelling eases after intense Saturday combat, with casualties rising as ambulances move in and out of battle zones.
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Beirut
Alles
Lebanon
U. N
Ray Hammerskjold
Gpelt
Acras
American University of
Camille Chamoun
Nassere
United Arab Republc
Sieb Salam
Basra
Zariq Platelets
Salam
Walla
New Greeley Appointments by Methodists
Cheyenne AP reports a number of new appointments announced at the Rocky Mountain Methodist Conference. Colorado postings include ministers and positions in Boulder Boulder Mountain View Port Collins Greeley Louisville Platteville Stirling Calhan Fountain Valley and Derby among others. Several Keeley district ministers were reappointed and new roles created including an educational assessor at the First Methodist Church of Greeley and Wesley Foundation director. Appointments take effect immediately.
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Cheyenne
Rocky Mountain Methodist
Colorado
Boulder
Chofel
A. V. Hooter
Boulder Mountain View
Earl K. Wood
Port Collins
Henry Saker
Greeley
Geralt J. Dingman
Stirling
Gene D
Yel&en
Calhan
Fearnes
Bigelow
Bads
Clyde O. Galbreath
Fountain
C. Winstan
Tarksley
Paliaade
Geun W
Lawrence
Paonng
B. Edward Lepper
Fife
Ko William Gaylor de
Keeley
Henry Weiss
First Methodist Church
Aval Bar
George Oerke
Wesley
Oerke
Chirch
Ohio
Wool
Boul’ der
Platteville Methodist Church
Arnald
Assembly Quickly Handed Two Bills
In Denver AP dispatch, bills to amend unemployment compensation and civil service laws were introduced minutes after the gavel. Senate leaders Sen. Sam Taylor Welsenburg and Rep. Albert Tomsic led the measures, with committee referrals to State Affairs for both the unemployment and civil service bills.
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Denver
Colorado Pais
Sam T. Taylor Welsenburg
Senate
Frank Hays
Walter W. Deanses
House
Albert Tomsic
Walsenburg
Guy Poe
Doolyoke
Agriculture Committee
John Macrae
Longmont
City Council Agenda for Tuesday Evening
The council will hold final reading of a building code amendment on temporary walkways, consider leasing airport facilities, review Hatch's Service Station setback parking petition, discuss cemetery trust fund, appoint two recruit police names to Mil vaciales, and hear Fred Schutte's petition to retain a well on Granford Street at 11th Avenue.
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Airport
Hatch
Cemetery Trust Fund
Fred Schutte
Granford St
11Th Ave
Two More Die in Colorado Traffic Death Toll Climbs
The Colorado traffic death toll rose to 139 on Sunday with two more fatalities. Victims include June Ann Coghill 28 of St Louis and James Daddow 30 of Colorado Springs in a crash near Ratarae Springs. Surrett 44 of Tampa Fla died when a semi crashed into an embankment 42 miles southwest of Naturita on Highway 80.
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Associated Press
Colorado
Florida
Missouri
Highway Patrol
June Ann Coghill
St. Louis
J Eaward A. Surrett
Tam*pa
Fla
Miss Coghill
Glocknet
Penrose Hospital
Ratarae Springs
Highwise
Hichard Sehipners
Lars Coghill
Colorado Springs
Coghill
Glockur-Penrose —Hospital
Daddows
Surrett
Michalyol
Naturita
Sishway
James Penasa
U S Japan Sign Atomic Pact for Ten Years
The United States and Japan formally signed a ten year nuclear agreement on Monday in Washington. The pact covers cooperation in energy research and peaceful use of atomic technology, promising steady collaboration between the two nations.
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U.S
Japan
Washington
United State
Mally
Supreme Court blocks enforcing hot cargo rule
The Supreme Court ruled unions may not enforce hot cargo provisions by appealing to workers not to handle the hot cargo. It held such appeals cannot shield violations of Taft-Hartley Act, while voluntary employer observance of hot cargo does not violate Taft-Hartley. Justice Frankfurter wrote for the majority. Justice Douglas dissented.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Frankfurter
Douglas
Weld County Interchange Bids Open July 1
Denver AP reports the Colorado Highway Dept will open bids on July 1 for a Weld County bridge funding project. It funds a reinforced concrete interchange on State Highway 68 over U S Highway 87 and a box culvert on U S Highway 287 across the Bowler canal. Estimated cost is 364531, with completion within five months after award.
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Denver
Colorado Highway Dept
San
Weld County
U. S. Highway By
U. 3
Lower Bowler Canada
Alor
Assembly Tonight to Feature Col Carla R Tosti at CSC
Col Carla R Tosti, special assistant to the commander of the Air Rescue and Development Command, will speak at the CSC assembly tonight at 8 PM in the Ganton Theater. The event covers Air Force development efforts and related topics.
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Carla R. Tosti
Ain Toree
CSC
Ganton Theater
Ronmanter
Air Restatch
Nnvelopment Command
New Air Force
Witness claims higher ups vetoed charging Goldfine
In Washington AP report, FTC officials testified higher ups vetoed pursuing criminal charges against Bert and Goldfine, linked to Adams, Eisenhower aide. Records showed Goldfine paid Adams’ hotel bills. testimony noted some Goldfine mill records destroyed but FTC chair said records were transcribed elsewhere. Adams asserted he never sought prosecutions or tried to sway FTC.
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Washington
Howe Brothers
Federal Trade Commission
Bertand Goldfine
Siernan Adams
Eisenhower
Goldfine
Boston
Adams
New York
FTC
Goldfinc
Robert T. Secrest
Secrest
House
HUC
Francis
X. McLaughlin
Federal “Trade Commission
Goldfine’s
Northfield Mills
Goldfine Extile
Goldline
Ccass
Deels
Hagerty
Oren Harris
White House
James C. Hagerty
Oldfine
Sarah McLendon
Miss McLendan
Manchester
N.H
Leidersla
Golifine
Isgerty
Magerty
Ika Conferance
Baedoees
Harens
May+ flower
Plymouth
Mass
Gare
Critigy Bere
Adame
John Oster Dies Sunday in Beebe Draw Area
John Oster longtime Beebe Draw farmer died Sunday at Bessmore Convalescent home after a year as patient. Born June 23 1871 in Quessa Russia he came to the United States in 1901. He married Katherine Dupper January 16 1909 in Russia. fifty four years together before her death in 1955. Surviving children include Dan Ray Oster BiG Oster Talitha Werner Evelyn Werner Elizabeth Koke and 13 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral at 330 Wednesday from Macy’s building room with interment Beebe Draw Cemetery.
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Tohn Oster
Beebe Draw
Bessmore
Quessa
Russia
Oster
United States
Seventh Day
Katherine Dupper
Dan
Ray Osler
Big
Ena) Oster
la Salle
Daye
Talitha) Werner
Roland
Evelyn) Werner
Greeley
Elizabeth Koke
Denver
Macys
Colorado Weather 2 PM Reading and 5 Day Forecast
Weather update shows 2 pm temperature at Branday 79. 24 hour high 98 low 54. Monday a.m. high 72 low 54. Generally fair Monday night and Tuesday with isolated thunderstorms along eastern border and in southwestern mountains. Highs 75 88 and 60 99 in southeast. Durango 80. Five day outlook: temperatures near to above normal, scattered afternoon and evening thunderstorms, best chance west and east midweek.
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Branday
Colorado
Boulder
Longmont
Gas Mountains
Durango
Regional Weather Wyoming and Nearby Regions Forecast
Regional forecast indicates generally fair conditions in Wyoming with only light activity east of the Divide. Tuesday brings a chance of isolated thundershowers east of Bis vide and warmer temperatures east of the Divide. Elsewhere, Tuesday highs near 70 to 80 with scattered showers and thunderstorms likely southeast, and a cloudy to partly cloudy pattern extending into New Mexico with a shift to general rain and stronger showers Tuesday night.
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Wyoming
Bisvide
Hworth
Divide
New Mexico
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C. C. Bursiel
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Ivan Ahlbrandt
Rt. 4
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John Oster
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