Bethel Baptist Fathers Day to Honor Father of the Year
Bethel Baptist Church marks Father's Day with essays by Sunday School children nominating Father of the Year. Rev Frank J Volh speaks on How Come Father Knows Best. Dethel choir to sing Froise We Sing To Thee under guest director Mehort Derglund. A 7:29 pm program The Word of Life on the Wings of Melody runs through Labor Day, broadcast on KFKA with Pastor Voth's message The Coyne thal Lifts.
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Fathers
Bethel Baptist Jole
Frank J. Volh
Dethel
Luvaas
Mehort Derglund
Associete
Bethel College
St. Paul, Minn
Bethel Baptist Church
KFKA
Pastor Voth
Frederick faces fourfold flood problem in Frederick
A Langman engineer report for Frederick cites four causes of flooding: undersized culverts installed by Weld County and the town, inadequate culverts along the State Highway Dept route designed for heavy runoff, unprotected drainage areas around Frederick, and absence of adequate flood prevention drainage. The plan recommends replacing culverts to handle 395 cubic feet per second, expanding drainage above and below the point, and notes more field work is needed before final figures.
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Vy Jim Hitch
Frederick
Weld County
State
Freslerick
Hubert Whitney
Langman
James Crist
Frederick Qnayor
Whitney
Feedeslek
Mie Poink
Brederlek
Wisitney
Witney
Auhiter
County Rad
Motsik
Coxthy
Conviction May Not Invalidate Federal Scholarship Case
A convoluted legal saga involves Yellin Mie, a NSF fellowship recipient once charged with contempt of Congress. The case, now before the Supreme Court after federal conviction upheld by the US Circuit Court, centers on his honesty during a 1998 inquiry. The NSF asserted no knowledge of his alleged perjury and his ongoing studies proceed at Colorado.
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Wasiirgton
API
Colorsile State Universy
Congress
Yedlis
Lagan
Yel Jd
Universsity of Illinois
Hoxee
NSF
House Space Committee
Yellin
Sunmnes School
Minos College
Sava
Valerisia
House
In the Courts Municipal Court To th He West
The court handles speeding cases with incomplete names and addresses. A listed defendant faces a suspended fine and possible traffic sanctions. details are unclear due to garbled OCR text.
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14Th Ave
Dzand
Wapraly
Jin Sanches
William
Gee
Depen
Health Workshop Emphasizes Selling an Idea for Cooperation
Dr. Wesley M. Linton framed selling an idea as the core task of the Colorado State College Health Education Workshop. Dr. Staton urged respect for diverse views and understanding motivates school health progress, stressing collaboration among schools health agencies and voluntary groups.
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ICSC
Wesley M. Linton
Colorado State College
Station
ESC
Staton
Allers
Ife
Colorsila
American Public Health Association For the Advancement of Serence
American Association For Health, Physical Education, and Recreation
Armerican School Health Association
Colorado Tu. Nereclasis Association
Four Suspected Dynamiters Hit in Tyrol Italy
Army troops opened fire on four suspected dynamiters near the Moule Gardena power plant in South Tyrol. Police said the men were attempting to approach the facility before dawn. all escaped in the dark. The region has been under curfew as authorities boost security after more than 40 dynamiting incidents damaged power plants and disrupted supplies.
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Rolzang
Maly 'API
Halian
Ifedes
Aady
Seth
Tyrol
Fred
Moule Gardena
Othters
Marlo Dcelba
South Tyrol
Bolzma
UCP to Run Summer Camp for Cerebral Palsy in Colorado
Dean Coon of Greeley, president of the United Cerebral Palsy Association of Colorado, announced a summer camp for cerebral palsy youngsters and adults. The event, planned at Bailey, is open to those ages over 18 and the public is invited to apply before the deadline. Further information available through Weld County public welfare department.
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Dean Coon
Greeley
United Ceretral Palsy Association of Colorado
Farmers Union Center
Bailey
Weld County
Collision damages and burglarized clubhouse report
A 1951 scan driven by James Smith of Lg Yl Ave sustained $125 damage and a 1939 sedan driven by Netty Neit of 1220 Ath Ave $123 in a collision at the intersection of intl Ave and ath St Thursday afternoon. A 1954 Swerdoor driven by Dorothy Berg of 2819 W 11th St Nd was damaged $45 and a 1957 teo toor driven by Atangayel Marsh of Ht 2 $48 in a collision at the intersection of Sth Ave and TW St Wednesday evening. The Greeley Saddle Club clubhouse at Island Grove was burglarized. items including a record player and a woman’s coat were stolen, valued around $60.
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James Smith
Lg Yl Ave
Netty Neit
Ath Ave
Intl Ave
Ath St
Fh Ave
Th St
Dorothy Berg
Atangayel Marsh
Sth Ave
TW St
Park
Jim Moffitt
Greeley Saddle Club
Greeley
Island Grove
Bogota
Calnathia
Mfer
Colla Slop Watch
Ane Wotita
Cobo
Tola
Britain seeks U S aid in support of freedom movements
In a speech to the Chitage Council on Foreign Relations, Home argues the Soviet Union aims to destroy the United Nations and weaken Western unity. He asserts communism loses in free society and warns Berlin tensions threaten world peace. He emphasizes Western support for freedom movements and calls for a united stance against Soviet pressure.
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Britain
U. S
Freedom Movements
Khrushchev
Roestarn
Chitage Council
Soviet Union
United Nations
Bertin Ily
USN
Secreaiye
Triumirate
Com Ifmounist
Bes Ime
Charter
Suillen Healome
Chicago
Huntish Forgintioous
Lord Howe
United States
Ronger
Berlin
Eas
Tron Jontain
Nore
Home
Commanunists
Sehkin
Kennedy Maintains Full Schedule Amid Back Treatment
President Kennedy follows a full work schedule while receiving high speed sound wave therapy to ease back pain. Dr Janet Travell notes he is moving better, though on crutches, with a plan for early foreign aid talks and continued medical monitoring at Bethesda.
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Washington
Andrew
Helcher
J. H. Chefin
Kennedy
Naval Medical Center
Betheda
Janet Mte Jetsland
White House
Hopa
Thelf
Hatcher
Chelsey
Travell
Travel
Fishermen Plan Clean Up Lakes Sunday
Forty fishermen will gather at Neff Cat body and Seely lakes Sunday morning to remove debris and start a campaign to curb future littering. They meet at 25 m. Rainforth Equipment and Bob Kingery provide three pickup trucks, while A E Weeden leads the effort with about 40 expected to attend. The event involves cooperation with the fish and game department and lake owners to deter littering and attract arrests.
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Angey
Neff
Cat Body
Seely Lakes
Rainforth Equipment
Bob] Kingery
Gary Lamar
A.E. Weeden
Aremart Atainfueth
Weeden
Westminster Resident Head Injury After Early Friday Fight
Donald Lee Callen of Westminster was hospitalized in critical condition at Weld County General Hospital Friday after a 2:10 a.m. fight in front of 1518th Ave. Police arrested Robert N. Cooper of 1886th Ave. who said he fought Callen. No charges filed pending further report on Callen's condition.
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Donald Lee Callen
Westminster
Weld County General Hospital
Callen
1518Th Ave
Robert N. Cooper
1886Th Ave
Stand-in Protest Leads to 28 Arrests at Fontaine Ferry
In Louisville Kentucky twenty seven Black demonstrators and one white person were arrested for breach of peace during a stand in at Fontaine Ferry Park. Two adults faced charges of contributing to delinquency of minors while the youths were charged with delinquency and breach of peace. Police reported no incidents as arrests were made amid cheers from about 100 onlookers. Juvenile Judge Henry Teapot held that blocking entrances to businesses would grounds for prosecution. The protests were among the first in some time at the amusement center and followed earlier demonstrations at downtown venues.
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Louisville
William Binder
Stenry Teiptott
Amuses Ment Center
Theft risk tale in Elmira harbor tale
Police probe a curious claim from a man named Pha Le Clair about preparing a boat for summer. The report notes a hidden large hull and a risky plan tied to river routes, with authorities assessing potential danger and location details.
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Elmira
Noy
Pha le Clair
Se Clair
Botsom
Waies
Formosa Tillable Land All Used For Crops
Every square inch of Formosa’s tillable land is cropped including spaces between railroad tracks, highlighting intensive agriculture on the island.
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Island of
Formosa
Indian pageant rehearsal cue for Juha Delei in Topeka
Five year old Juha Delei puffs on an Indian flute in Topeka Kansas as he awaits his cue for the Indian scene in the state centennial pageant. AP Wirephoto
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Ole
Jessup Attends CEA Sessions and Arrests in Florida
Tallahassee Police arrested 10 Freedom Riders at the city airport after a Denver meeting of the Pathe Comrade Education Association. The group, part of a curriculum committee with state education reps, was escorted to the police station for booking amid a dispersal demand and no resistance. James Messer led the police operation at the terminal.
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Matshe Jessup
Primigal
Heath
Igh Chao
Associated Press
Pathe
Tallahassee
Fla
Fii- Comrade Education Association
Ate City
Denver
Jessup
Education
CEA
Tallshassee
Kn Otntn
James Messer
Allahassee
Degee
Freedom Riders
Strak
Deep South
Florida
Democrats Blast New Republican Chairman
In Washington the Democratic National Committee blasted Rep. William E. Miller of New York the new GOP chair. They accused him of sniping at President Kennedy and floated a Rockefeller Goldwater ticket idea for 1984. The piece notes Miller’s mixed responses and calls the attack a “low blow” amid party tensions.
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Washington
National Committee
Willam E. Miller
New York
Miller
The
Democrat
Nelson A. Rockfeller
Arizona Stimalor
Barry Goldwat
Reccot
Rockefeller-Goldwater
United States
GOP
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Cuba
amMi Castro
Tallahassee
Aljheen
ATL
Piorida
Richard M. Nixon
Randeterp
Algreshound
Srength-Leisht
Nixon
William Juddle
Miller's
J. W. Collier Jr
U.S
Jacksonville
Charleston
Kennedy urges bigger but longer foreign aid plan
President Kennedy argues for a five year 4.0 billion foreign aid program, warning against spending little now and risking failure later. He appeals to backers at the National Conference on International Development, notes Congress resistance, and stresses aid must build countries to stand on their own. The speech features praise for long term aid and IMF-like reforms.
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Kennedy
Congress
Washington National Airport
Kennedy Steppen
Caroline
Janet Travell
Srewsmert
White House
Washington
Frestom
Pan
David Lilienthal
United States
David Jessup Awarded National Science Foundation Grant
David Jessup son of Mr and Mrs Maurice W Jessup of 2115 16th Street has won a National Science Foundation grant for summer research at the University of Colorado Science Camp between Ward and Nederland He will split time between University research projects and independent work under CU faculty supervision The CU junior previously earned a Kanatscon keynote award and was a 1959 Greeley High School graduate He was a Westinghouse Science Talent Search top 40 finalist and attends CU on a Boettcher scholarship
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David Jessup
Maurice W. Jessup
16Th St
National Science Foundation
University of Colorado Science Camp
Ward
Nederland
Jessup
Greeley High School
Westinghouse Science
CUE
Boettcher
West Point Graduate Will Lead Air Force Academy Post
Brig. Gen. William T. Seawell, a West Point graduate of 43, will become commandant at the U.S. Air Force Academy next week. He succeeds Maj. Gen. H. R. Sullivan, reassigned to deputy chief of staff for operations for the Allied Air Forces in Europe. Seawell holds the Silver Star with three oak leaf clusters and the Air Medal with three oak leaf clusters.
Air Force General Seawell’s late-life championship win
Theodore Mosh, longtime Air Force secretary and former deputy for operations, is cited as the winning table tennis champion at Monroe County events. The report notes Seawell, a native of Atlee, with a long career from the Military Academy and Air Force headquarters, securing a 29 year span before the secretariat assignments.
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Seawell
Atlee
Air ‘Division
Strategic Air Command
Us, Military Academy
Hasland
Rochester
War College
Theodore Mosh
Air Force
Deputyler Jr
Monroe Couny
Fetet
Sea S
JFK Congratulates United Steelworkers on Anniversary
President Kenneth Frn sent a congratulatory message to the United Steelworkers Union on the eve of its seventh anniversary. The President said the union has pointed the way for millions of working people to realize their potential in the United States. The message will be read at Sahéay's anniversary ceremony.
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Pittsburgh
Kenneth Frn
United Steelworkers Union
United Steelworkers of America
Sahéay
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