Dems Oppose Space Communication Plan
WashingtonAP News report on Democratic opposition to a Kennedy backed space communications bill. Senators argue the plan risks taxpayer dollars and favors private gain while proposing a private stockholding corporation to build a global satellite relay system. Critics urge government ownership or amendments to shift control.
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Washington
Noy Kennedy
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
House
Estes Kefauver
D-Tenn
Kefauver
Court Halts Walkout at Jet Plant
A temporary restraining order halted Republic Aviation's 2 percent pay strike at Farmingdale Long Island. The Justice Department acting for President Kennedy obtained the order in Brooklyn federal court. If made permanent the vote freezes the strike for a 60 day cooling off period affecting about 6,500 of 9,000 workers.
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New York
Republic Aviation Corp
Justice Department
Kennedy
Hyooklyn Federal
U.S
Walter Bruchlsensen
Taft
Bartley
Ranton
Aid
Laval
Taterosthonal Association of Arachinists
Apl-Cio
Shout
Hopublic
Farmingdale
Long Island
Republic
Burdette Downer Dies in Montana
Burdette Downer, 32, son of the Lainer and Mya, residents of Greeley, died Tuesday night in Livingston Montana while a civil engineer. Funeral services were held there Saturday. He graduated Greeley High School, attended local college two years, completed his degree at the University of Washington in civil engineering. He worked for Northern Pacific Railroad and Colorado Fuel and Iron in Pueblo, ran his own engineering firms in Pueblo, then returned to Montana. Downer never married.
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Burdette Downer
Iainer
Mya
Anh Towser
Greeley
Livington
Mont
Downer
Greeley High School
University of Washington
Northern Pacific Rail
Fire alarm Friday reports in Greeley incident
Officers responded to a grease fire Friday night at a residence on 15 Ord St. In front of Mrs Booksman Cate, flames spread to windows at Wesleyan Methodist Church and Trinity Episcopal Church. Foster reportedly extinguished the blaze but did not survive. Police and fire crews investigated after reports of stolen sedan and damaged windows.
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Staten Gilbert Lopes
Ord St. 1
Greeley
Gene
Cate
14Th Ave
Arlene Foster
30Th Ave
Wienows
Breen
Creeley
Foster
Scane
Ave
10Th St
Trinity
He Howe
Episcopal Church
Night clubs face Senate probes as crime talk swells
Reports from major entertainment centers describe brisk nightclub trade despite Senate disclosures of unsavory activities. Police deny widespread B girl clubs yet note uneven enforcement and noncompliant venues in several cities. In other news, two rear-end crashes left two people with minor injuries while two separate Colorado wrecks caused property damage but no injuries.
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Associated Press
Senate
Walter
New York City
Philadelphia
Frank Riza
Pawtucket
Calumet City
Pac Chairman Improves After Cart Accident
Joseph F. Nigra chairman of the Colorado Public Utilities Commission, was injured in a golf cart accident at Denver Country Club. He suffered a dislocated right shoulder and broken arm, with other cuts, and was moved from intensive care to a hospital bed. Secretary J. Ja. Mahoney also sustained injuries in the same mishap.
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Denver
Joseph F. Nigra
Colorado Public Utilities Commission
Nigeo
Ormerly
Trinidad
Denver Country Club
Wednes
Utilities Commis Oper
Commission
J. Ja. Mahoney
Troop Removal From Laos Remains a Sticky Problem
Washington reports indicate a possible phased withdrawal of about 10 000 North Vietnamese troops from Laos with both sides wary of unilateral action. Pentagon and Pacific command officials debate conditions to ensure mutual troop reductions and Lao neutrality amid Geneva conference expectations. Risk persists over integrating Pathet Lao and Royal Laotian forces and scrutiny of the 1954 central commission’s policing.
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Laos
Pentagon
Parific Command
Honolulu
Ihe
United States
Ladd
Indochina
Commission
Canada
India
Poland
Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Pathet Lao
Joint Chiefs of Staff
U.S
JMS
Financier Withdraws Funds To Shield Company, Says He Acted
Gilbert R G De Janfiro, a financier, says he withdrew 2 million to protect his firm and repay creditors. He tells reporters he wants time to think, plans to return to New York, and denies intent to harm anyone as prosecutors investigate the matter.
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Tom Masterson
Lawoyer
Gilbert RG DE Janfiro
Brazll
Edward M. Gilbert
Gilbert
Lion
Brazil
District Attorney
Bachange
Dal Commission
Bradil Herald
Brouil
New York
Hia
Beasil Herald de Perhe
Ot Mey Boge Sterne
Rotha
Fone 4
Link
E.T., Brace Co
the Herald
Akter
Mason City
Jorge Chahipewera
Nfews
Sobohiho
Mraallisa
Behal
Amati
Mylerl
Nichols
United States
Uva Band
Culture Dept Map Available At City Hall
Culture Department releases a free city map titled A Guide to Greeley Cultural Facilities and Points of Interest. It marks eight parks, Lincoln Park area, City Hall, libraries, community buildings, courthouses, and schools, with sites like Forbes Field, Weld County General Hospital, CSU, cemeteries, scout center, and golf courses. A teal sheet adds details, and a reverse side offers local history and department notes.
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Greeley
Forbes Field
Weld County Geniral Hospital
Meeker Home
Colorado State College
Linn Grove Jand Sunset Memorial
Koy Scout Service Center
Weld County Library
Grieley Country Club
Highland Hills
Iinterest
Department of Culture
Ateeker Museum
Fabra- Hee
Khrushchev Says West Foments Nuclear Arms Race
Premier Khrushchev accuses Western powers of forcing a new arms race to improve nuclear weapons. He warns that if forced, the Soviet Union will ensure its defenses remain at a proper level and notes no intention to accept Western terms for a nuclear test ban. He cites dangers of provocation and opposes international control that implies espionage.
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Reinhold Gewsz
Moscow
APY
Khrushchev
Sal
Soviet Union
Ohly
NATO
Thiat
United States
Local Market Beans Butterfat Eggs Report
Market notes list Pinto beans No 1 and No 2, butterfat, wheat barley, heavy hens, large eggs, and assorted egg products. Trade terms unclear due to OCR garble, but item names indicate agricultural commodity listings and prices possible in a local market page.
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Edie Eges
Red China denounces U S actions as aggression in Asia
Tokyo dispatch reports Chu Red Ching declares U S imperialism intensifies war provocations in Asia. He cites selling troops to Thailand and troop deployments at Laos border as aims to expand intervention in Indochina and threaten Korea Taiwan and Vietnam.
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Tokyo
Chu Red Ching
Mao Tze-tung
Red
Laos
U.S
Chu
Korea
Taiwan
Formosa
Taiwan Strait
Japan
South
Viet Nam
Thailand
Res
China
Noath Korea
Feaiwrea
Mao
Chinese Communist Party
May
Mai
Ubu
National People's Congress
Iran Protest to Moscow Over Soviet Currency Charges
Tehran says Iran will protest to Moscow over Soviet demands for the recall of Iran’s attaché Bahram Bousheri on charges of selling foreign currency to Soviet citizens. A government official dismissed the charges as baseless and demanded the recall of the Soviet press attache.
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Tehran
Iran
Moscow
Accident Kills Denverite in Oklahoma Car Crash
A one car crash ten miles west of Kingfisher Oklahoma killed Denver resident Mrs Mae Jordan. The vehicle driven by her husband Hay Jordan 10 went out of control and overturned. Hay Jordan suffered minor injuries while others were not reported.
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Kingfisher
Okla
Tha Mae Jordan
Denver
Here
Highway Patrol
Roller Coaster Fatality At Lakeside Amusement Park
At Lakeside Amusement Park near Denver an airman from Lowry Air Force Base died when struck by a falling object while standing up on a roller coaster car. Airman Barry Joseph Lindsey, 19, died instantly from a crushed skull as his fellow airman George Helseth, 20, and others in the five car unit witnessed the incident during the second peak ascent.
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Denver
Lowry Air Force Base
Lakeside Armusement Park
Barry Joseph Lindsey
George Helseth
Cay
Helseth
Lindsey
Bud
Western Union to Establish TELPAK Rates
The FCC granted Western Union authority to set rates and rules for TELPAK channels and services, enabling a TELPAK voice capable package competing with AT&T for large scale circuit leasing. TELPAK combines private wire voice teleprinter data and facsimile at volume rates and may connect with AT&T services.
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Washington
Federal Communications Commission
Western Union Telegraph Co
American ‘Telephone & Telegraph Ca
Telegraph
At&t
FCC
Western Union
Telpak
Hunted Ex Convict Believed in Denver
Denver FBI said Roy Engberg 17, an ex convict from Colorado, along with accomplices planned robberies in several cities. A man shot at officers in east Denver sparked a manhunt. a bystander was wounded but not seriously hurt. Police arrested two suspected accomplices and searched near the Colorado State Capitol area.
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Denver
Roy Loerg Engberg
Colorado
Falin Aree
Scott Werner
FBI
Werner
Jorma Wallace
Kansas City
Phoenix
Art
St. Louis
Peficenan Engberg
William H. Monem
Sheridan
Monen Wie
Engberg
Denver General Hospital
Karl Clemens
Squire
Tro
Colorado Capital
Dengar
John Engberg
Judy Carroll
Gas Main Blast In Ohio Triggers Large Field Fire
An Ohio gas main explosion near New Albany northeast of Columbus started a towering fire in an open field. No injuries were reported though alarms spread and observers worried a plane had fallen after a crash near Port Columbus Airport. Preliminary notes indicate a possible electric wire may have struck the main.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Highway Patrol
Kirchner
Port Columbus
New Albany
Bie
Nixon Refuses To Make Deals In California Gubernatorial Bid
Los Angeles reports Nixon told Republican official there would be no deals with Joseph Shell to secure assembly support for his run for governor. Weinberger testified that Nixon rejected a proposed deal after vacation in Baja California, while Shell faced criticism from GOP leaders and assembly members over tax and budget promises.
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Los Angeles
API
Richard M. Nixon
Joseph CG. Shell
Nixon
Washington
Robert Caspar Weinberger
A Theobald
Dea
Colorado
Cole
Theobald
All House
Stell
Lorimer
Shell
California
GOP
Weinberger
Baja California
Mexico
Republican State Central Committee
Dona Krehbiel
Assembly
Reuther Urges 5 Billion Tax Cut In JFK Discussion
AP dispatch notes Walter Reuther meeting with President Kennedy to press a five billion dollar tax cut. Reuther argues such a cut would spur powerfully in lower income brackets while other comments link unemployment and idle steel capacity to global competition. The report also covers Wien’s mental competence ruling and trial scheduling in a separate auto workers case.
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Fromm
Kennedy
Unkin
Walter Reuther
Denver
David Wien
Sacramento
Cali
Carpenter
Reuther
United Day
Aft-Cio
Eckert
Colo
White House
Mra
Milfred Tandy
Lax
Sheltry
Hallfeld
Wien
U.S
Soviet Union
Chilwn
Cision
Depyer
Wion
Washington
Movie Tithe Too Hot for Theater
A misread listing from the Ft. Rucker Center Theater notes a Friday night screening titled Ruminee Ash Smoke. The Tribune mentions the event but the text is garbled, signaling a canceled or destroyed program and unclear start time.
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Rucker
Ft. Rucker Center
Tribune
Las Animas Study To Remove Salt From Water
Federal technicians will be sent to the Las Animas Cojo area to study removal of salt from water. The Interior Department Saline Water office said the survey would determine if the process could be developed into desalination methods. Senator John A. Carroll said the study would begin in about a month with an experimental pilot possibly in the Las Animas area to remove extensive minerals from water.
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Washington
Las Animas
Cojo
Office of
Interior Department
Jetn A. Carroll
Las Animay
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