Chinese shelling of Quemoy aims to embarrass Eisenhower
Peiping radio reported heavy Chinese shelling of Quemoy off Formosa on an odd numbered day, claiming the action was a demonstration against Eisenhower. Taipei said Nationalist forces held fire after a 35 minute exchange and reported no counterfire. Communists also targeted Little Quemoy and Tan Islets as Eisenhower prepared to visit Formosa.
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Tokyo
Peiping
Mayleday
Eisenhower
At & P
Taipei
Ing
Gars
Fuklen
Ani Inl
Quenay
Little Queney
Tan Islets
Formosa
Pikion
Na- Honatist
Little Quem
Whe Browkast
Off- Washington
Red
China
Quemoyling
Reds
Joseph Reap
United Fold
Gailmenthal
Quemoy
Sentower
Yar
United States
Ayer
Pacific Halls
Pecaligmn
China News
Forosdcast
Okinawa
Castro to Visit Soviet Union in Moscow
Moscow reports Fidel Castro will visit the Soviet Union to repay Khrushchev’s Cuba trip. The date will be fixed later. Cuban economic mission head Antonio Nunez Jimenez said the stay is productive and that the Soviet government aids peace. Khrushchev may visit Cuba around July 26, but no definite date.
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Moscow
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Tass
Nikita Khrushchev
Castro
Antonio Nunez
Jimenez
Fass
Nunez Jimenez
Lon
Khrushchev
Colorado Weather Forecast Highlights And Variations
Colorado reports mixed conditions with fair to partly cloudy skies in the east and mountains seeing a mix of light showers and thunderstorms. Highs range from the 70s to 80s across regions, cooler north areas, and nightly lows mainly in the 30s to 50s with gusty winds possible in afternoon or night. Wyoming shows partly cloudy skies with scattered showers and thunderstorms, cooler in the north.
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Pam
College
Colorado
Porilon
Central Mountains
Norih
Wyoming
Tokyo Leftists Rally as Pact Approval Looms
Japanese leftists gathered around the Diet with 3000 demonstrators chanting against the U.S. treaty. A socialist lawmaker was stabbed during the protests as Premier Kishi vowed punishment for rioters and pressed ahead with government plans before elections. Police feared a revival of prewar powers amid ongoing clashes.
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Gene Kramer
YOKYO
Japan
United States
Lislator
Slu- 4
Iabernalonists
Jolaro, Kawakeni
Jan Egnteal
Kishi
Kish
Xishi
Si Righlists
Taejiro Asanuma
Bf Une Socialist Party
Asanuma
Pickets End As Missile Base Walkout Is Resolved
The International Association of Machinists removed its pickets at Cheyenne area missile installations late this morning ending a one day walkout. The union will vote Saturday on Convair Astronautics wage offer extending the old contract. Some second shift workers expected to return by 4 p.m. University officials had favored the wage offer.
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Cheyenne
Unive
Bus Rolls, 25 Hurt in Mississippi Crash
A rainstorm crash on Highway 80 near Clinton and Holton Jackson injured about 25 people when a bus bound from Los Angeles to Miami overturned. Initial reports say the bus swerved to avoid another vehicle as several cars collided behind it. Six ambulances transported about 25 to Jackson hospitals. no fatalities reported immediately. Canberra plans and private firms will spend about 110 million dollars this year to search for oil in Australia, up 20 percent from last year.
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Jackson
Miss
Z Railways
Los Angeles
Miami
Clinton
Holton
Canberra
Australia
Cole Passes Nebraska To Be 33rd Among States
Washington Census Bureau data show U S state population total rising to 170.5 million by April, a 4.8 percent gain with California Naples and Florida leading growth. Changes may alter reapportionment projections, with California gaining seven seats and states like New York Massachusetts and Pennsylvania losing seats.
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Washington
Uw.sq
Bareau
Colorado
Nebraska
California
Florida
Census Bureau
Maska
Hawaii
Arizona
Texas
Michigan
Massachusetts
New York
Pennsylvania
Minnests
Towa
Kansas
North Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Arkansas
Indonesian Demonstrators Protest U S Japan Pact at Embassy
Indonesian demonstrators believed linked to the Communist party entered the Japanese Embassy in Jakarta to present a petition against the U S Japan security pact. Military police arrived, drove the protesters out, and confiscated protest letters.
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Jakarta
Indoresa
Federal wheat storage rates reduced effective July 4
Denver AP reports the federal government cut storage charges for wheat to 1 cent per bushel, to take effect July 4. Atlas Funk of the Colorado Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation office announced the change, noting the new rate replaces recent higher charges and applies to commercial storage.
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Denver
Atlen Funk
Colorado Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office
Submarine Arch Mints Storage for Grain Waiver in HIAMMEHFEST
An American submarine Arch arrived at HIAMMEHFEST Norway after seven million bushels of grain were waivered, marking the completion of a series of scientific observations. Farmers opposed to the higher rate noted in the North Atlantic and Arctic Ocean area.
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Hiammehfest
Norway
Funk
Jantic
Arctic Ocean
Mrs Carpenter Named Executive Secretary of Weld County TBHA
Mrs Donald A Carpenter chosen as executive secretary of the Weld County Tuberculosis and Health association to succeed Mrs Sam C Gates. Carpenter has long service in TB work, public health nursing in Greeley, and leadership roles with the county association. Her father Dr Melgis Ward contributed 48 years to TB work with the VA and professional societies. The office at 912 Tech St operates weekdays from 9 am to noon.
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Donald A. Carpenter
Weld County ‘Tuberclosis and Health Association
Sam C. Gates
Carpenter
Weld County Association
Br. Melgis Ward
Veterans ® Administration
Kansas
Ward
American College of Chest Surgeons
Trudeau Society
National Tuberculosis
Hare
Judge Carpenter
Health Department
Greeley School
Veterans’ Hospital
Ansas
Greeley
TE Association
Eac
Colorado Training School For
The
University of Cakirads
CSC
Str
Danser General Hospital
Judges Carpenter
William
Tech St
Ull dl
No Soliciting For July 4th C of C Decides
The Greeley Chamber of Commerce will discontinue merchant solicitation for the July 4th celebration this year. Funds from past underwriting supported advance ticket sales and free events, but the rodeo and five events will continue with TSC students as guests, funded by prior success. Merchants are thanked, and tickets remain available at the Chamber of Commerce office.
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Greeley
CSG
CSC
TSC
Chamber of Commerce
House Grants Ike's Military Foreign Aid
The Appropriations Committee debated U S foreign aid for defense, restoring portions of Ike’s requested military assistance. A Taber amendment aimed to reinstate 200 million of funds, while a Ford-backed measure proposed reversing cuts. Debate indicated strong party lines with pending roll calls on final action.
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House
Ike
Waslington
Ccc
Eisenhower
John Taber
New York
Gerald Ford
Sam
Mich
Rayburn
Taber
Senate Approves Billion Increase In Arms Money
The Senate voted to approve a defense spending package worth about 1.177 billion dollars for the coming year. It preserves House changes, adds 130 million in amendments, and awaits reconciliation with the House. Major items included funds for a new aircraft carrier and antiaircraft missiles, though the House had removed both.
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Senate
Wasilington
Appropriations Committee
Navy
Thisountry
Canada
Lost Balloon Is Located In California Return
SAN DIEGO Calif AP The research balloon once out of reach was spotted returning toward California after disappearing over the Pacific earlier in the week. Cmdr Malcolm Ross who oversaw the craft awaited its arrival in Hawaii before radar sighting 189 miles off the Southern California coast at about 67000 feet. The balloon carried radiation testing instruments from Georgia and was expected to drop in Texas but altered its course.
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San Diego
Calif
Pacific
Hawaii
Cmdr
Malcolm Ross
Ross I
California
Georgia
Texas
Ground Water Supply Holds Steady in CSU Report
CSU engineer Morris Skimmer reports Colorado ground water mostly steadier over the year with readings from about 900 wells along the South Platte and Arkansas drainages. Some areas show declines of 1 to 5 feet, notably Bijou creek east of Wiggins and the Arkansas stretch between Pueblo and Avondale, while others steady or slight recoveries occur in Timnath Greeley and surrounding zones.
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CSU
Fort Collins
Fasleen
Colorado
Morris Skimmer
State University Experimentatalion
Morgan
South Platte
Arkansas
Dienver-Henderson
Henderton Fort Lupton
Roach
Fort Lupton
Kersey
Beloy Fort Lupton
Fort Morgan
Fock Afargan
Dutesburg
Boxelder
Fort Cullins
Wellington
Wellngton
Fort Colins
Timnath
Greeley
Pierce - Ault
Eaton
Crow Creek
Boxelder Creek
Beaver
Prospect Valley
Prospect
Olds
Beebee Draw
Hudson
Wiggins
South Platte River
Beaver Creek
Gargares Pawnee Creek
Sterling
Settlement Ended Strike Quietly at Convair Missile Plant
In San Diego, Convair and the International Association of Machinists reached a settlement ending a strike that crippled the Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile facilities. The accord covers more than 25,000 workers in California and at test sites. terms remain undisclosed as union members prepare further meetings within 10 days.
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San Diego
Calif
Convair
Assiz
Alps
A. m
California
Union Mielders
Six Pierce youths hurt in crash near Ault Iowa area
Six young people from Pierces were injured when a 1859 automobile crashed head on into a tree near Flack Hollow reservoir. Larry Wilkinson 18 drove the westbound car, skidded 350 feet then left the road and struck the tree. Victims included Susan Wilkinson 11 Caralyn Wilkinson and Judy Haagensen with cuts and possible head injuries along with Keith Haagensen 29 and Chester Wolf 12. Dr. Patterson treated some at Aut. WWighway Patrolman Wilson reported the scene.
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Pieres
Flack Hollow
Ault
Hursday
Larry Wilkinson
Susan Wilkinson
Caralyn Wilkinson
Keith Haagensen
Chester Wolf
Judy Haagensen
G HR. Patterson
Aut
Wwighway
Norman Wilson
Horse Bites Small Girl in Colorado
Five year old Jane Adams was bitten by a horse at her parents summer home in Pueblo County. She was taken to a Denver hospital for plastic surgery but the surgery was canceled and officials say she is doing fine. Adams is the granddaughter of U.S. Senator Alva Adams and great grandniece of Governor William Adams.
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RYB
Colo
Jane Adams
Denver
Wes
Williams, Adams
Pueblo
Alva B. Adams
William H. Adams
Childrens Hospital
Big Sign Guides Tourists Through City Junction
A large sign to route east tourists to the mountains at the U.S. highways junction near Greeley Loveland and Estys Park is being erected. The sign, eight feet high and four feet long, urges westbound travelers on U.S. 4 and U.S. 11 to use U.S. 34 toward Rocky Mountain National Park. Built by the Greeley Hotel association, with labor by Greeley Motel and Chamber of Commerce members, the project is funded by the Chambers of Commerce of three towns and painting will follow next week.
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Greeley, Loveland
Estys Park
U. S
Rocky Mountain National Park
Greeley Hotel Association
Clint Mayer
Greeley Chamber of Commerce
PUC Won’t Reopen PSC Rate Hearing in Colorado
The Colorado Public Utilities Commission refused to reopen hearings on a 4.3 million rate increase for Public Service Co. of Colorado for gas and electricity. The Colorado Municipal League petitioned for a rehearing, with attorney Leonard Campbell arguing the rise was excessive.
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Denver
Colorado Public Utilities Commisse
Pubiie Service Co
Colorado Municipal League
Leonard
Campbell
Military Chiefs Confer on Facts of Tokyo Riots
At Quantico the Defense Department faces an urgent briefing on Japan as Gen. Cabell and Raymond Hare join the high command. Gates calls the crisis extremely disturbing amid leftist opposition to the Kishi government. US bases in Japan are deemed vital to Far East defense.
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Quantico
Defense Department
Japan
Thomas
Gates Jr
U.S
Washington
Gates
Cates
United States
C. P. Cabell
Central Intelligence Agency
Raymond A. Hare
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Nobusuke Kishi
America
Iman
Tishi
Liberal - Democratic Party
Missile Base
WCTHA
Mrs. Donald Carpenter
C of C
Long
Pierce Folk
Small Girl
PUC
PSC
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