Westerners Block Budget Bureau Power on Dams
Western lawmakers thwarted a bid to expand the Budget Bureau's supervision of dam construction and natural resources. The House committee cut a $199000 request for personnel to oversee programs, with Kennedy promised action via a resource council proposal earlier. Western leaders await the president's next move, potentially backing Engle and McGee legislation or a new intra-agency program.
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Kennedy
House Appropriations Committee
Elmer B. Staats
Senate
James
James, Murray, DeMont
Ahteh
Council of
Clair Engle
Dcalif
Gale McGee
Congress
Capital
Iorntishell
Hispoliceman
White House
Buren
Tatter
AL Ullman
Bure
House Committee
David E. Bell
Tiel Amlel
Council of Economic Advisors
Hudget Buren
Department of Interior
Olter
Baptists Ponder Stand on Medical Care for Aged
PORTLAND Oregon AP The American Baptist Convention closed its annual meeting debating aid for the aged and migrant workers. Delegates backed personal responsibility while voting for federal and state support for medical care for the aged and education programs including migrant children and housing for migrant workers.
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Portland
Ore
Tne
Oasis
Lore Fae
World Renown Banker Howard Proce Dies
Howard Proce, 31, Baltimore banker and wartime service figure, died after a cerebral hemorrhage at Johns Hopkins Hospital. A lead Maryland Democrat, he served as Army Service Forces director of maintenance in World War I and earned the Distinguished Service Medal. He held multiple posts including chairman of the Canminter for Postwar Primating and Remobilization, chairman of the Army Navy Electronics Production Agency, and director roles at the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and other firms.
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Haltimone
Howard Proce
Alticktown
Johns Hopkins
Hnander
Truce
Dor Ils
Army Service
Thimpn
Canminter
Army-Navy Electronics Production Agency
Dominican officials call for death for Roman Fernandez
Ciudad Trillo AP reports forty cabinet and high officials in the Dominican Republic urged the death penalty for Rene Roman Fernandez tied to dictator Rafael Trujillo’s assassination. The El Caribe statement said the officials believed he deserved punishment as an alleged plotter against the country’s security.
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Ciudad Trinillo
Dominican Republic
Torox
Rene Roman Fernandez
Rafael L. Trujillo
el Caribe
Horan
Denoudelag Toman
Trujilla
Man Dives 100 Feet into River
Stevens, 23, told police he could survive a fall from Woodland Street Bridge into the Cumberland River. He leapt from a car with two companions, and later told doctors he felt fine at first but worsened. hospital officials reported he was in good condition.
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Wnasuville
Teng
Tilly
Stevens
Woodland Street
Cumberland River
Stevens Sattie
Inter
Band Meetings Begin Tuesday at School
Band meetings start Tuesday morning at 6 43 in the Greerleygh band room. Junior high and grade school students will register Tuesday for six weeks of lessons on Tuesdays Wednesdays and Thursdays with performances at the Fourth of July parade and other summer events.
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Grerleyigh
Joan
Seligh
Lily Pataie
Suntmer
Stork Express Torn as Weld County Hospital Announces Births and Band Plans
A series of birth notices reports a daughter born Friday to LeRoy Fwertz family in Weld County. Another birth records a son to the Howard Onwira family at 1618 Bh Axe. The Weld County General Hospital plans an orchestra and a high school band for mature players, inviting interest from families of summer students.
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Torn
LeRoy Fwertz
Horn
Weld
Bort
Chester
Cheisman
Patt
dJankson Earl J. Faulhner
Weld County Generiate
Robert Carl Ehm
Edwin Ehn
Pierce
American Legion
Colorado University
Bowlder
Young Ehn
Pierce Americum Legion Path
Me and Mrs Greentart announce a Weld County birth
Mr and Mrs Guy Delfic Ut of 282th Street welcome a son born Saturday June 17 at Weld County General Hospital in Windsor. The note lists the parents as Alvin F. Greentart of Winona and Mrs. Delfic Ut of 282th Street.
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Alvin F. Greentart
West County General
Porn
Guy
Delfic Ut
Weld County General
Msayntal
New Kennedy Note to Nik Being Sent
Washington reports state Kennedy will dispatch a note to Khrushchev on the Geneva nuclear test ban. The note, to be published later in Sunday papers, addresses only Geneva talks and rejects merging with a general disarmament conference. The U S position opposes veto power over inspection groups and affirms continued negotiations.
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Washington
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Geneva
Kremlin
White House
Khrushchev
Vienna
United States
Accident on county road injures driver near Nunn
Aultman, 53, of Tie Siding Wyoming, was damaged in an accident on a county road one mile west of Nunn at 9:90 am Friday. Officers report the Aultman vehicle pulled aside to let a gravel truck pass when a soft shoulder gave way causing the vehicle to roll onto its side.
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Clifford
Aultman
Tie Siding
Wyo
Aun
Nunn
Watrerman
Melvin Ioke
Sunior Editors Quiz on NAVY DRESS
An old navy quiz describes sailors swabbing decks and wearing bell bottom trousers, rolling them up for work barefoot before rubber boots. It notes the British navy standardization, a loose tie, wet sailor hat, and a Hampton style, with a coloring prompt for a hopeful reader drawing.
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Sunior
England
Two Weld Voc Vocational Instructors Win Service Awards
Florence youth Walter H. White, 16, was killed when a truck overturned on a private road near Canon City. Weld County vocational instructors Dan Cockroft and Rex Davis received 25 year service awards, with others honored for 2, 3, or 5 years.
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Canon City
Walter H. White
Florence
Weld County
Caste
Coloradas
Ve State University
Twal Colorado Vocational Asso
Dan Cockroft
Eaton
Rex
Davis
Kersey
Mver
White
Relpl Canada
CSU
Paul Starbuck
Meeker
Jim Halley
Purble
Troyd Lawson
Denver
Dean Ewing
Eagle
Paul Rite
Yume
Three South Weld CU Students Gain Degrees
Three students from Fort Lupton and one from Platteville earned degrees at the University of Colorado commencement on June 30. John C. Kum man earned the doctor of medicine, while Taales Barge and Jerry Gallegos of Fort Lupton received B S degrees in nursing and electrical engineering respectively. Richard Yamaguez of Platteville earned a BSA degree. Christopher Columbus described Cubit as a serene enchantment that a thousand tongues could not suffice to describe.
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Fort Lupton
Platteville
University of Colorado
John C. Kumman
Mire
John A. Kunzman
Jerry Gallegos
Richard Yamaguez
Chritopher Columbus
Revolutionary War Soldier’s Granddaughter Granted Pension
In Augusta Maine the Legislature awarded a monthly pension to a woman who claims to be the sole living granddaughter of a Revolutionary War soldier. The program grants ongoing support amid the farm and land records noted in the session.
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Augusta
Maine
Dope Peddlers Face Long Sentences in Court
An excerpt notes harsh penalties for dope peddlers, with references to lengthy terms up to sixteen years. The text mentions a widow who once tended a small garden and now relies on teaching and occasional groceries from neighbors as her sole support.
Local Market war sosmigr and legal notes
A garbled regional report references a court case involving Katie Libby of Charleston and a March Friday hearing about seven incidents. The text mentions mortgage actions since 1867, a Veterans affair, and assorted misread details including hospital mentions and various names, with unclear dates and places.
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Libby
Labty
Hstebaahit
Haymerdora
Avil x Dasghior Om
Memorial Hospital
Worktat
Lawyers To Try To Show Arching Unsound of Mind
Rome AP attorneys for Nicola Arching aim to prove mental unsoundness. Arching faces four murders in Denver Colorado. He has undergone two mental tests with conflicting results as trial proceeds.
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Rome
Nicola Archina
Denver
Cola
Malting Barley Seed Must Be Registered in Colorado
Weld County Extension Office warned Saturday that any malting barley grown for seed in Colorado and Weld County must be registered or foundation grade. The program prohibits re verification if the original seed wasn’t Colorado raised. The office welcomes calls with questions on variety eligibility. farmers should contact Colorado State University Extension Agronomy Department.
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Colorado
Weld County
Extension Agronomy Dept
Colorado, State University
Day Studies Spy Charges and Asylum Granted
The article recounts Naevalac facing spying charges in 1959 and being granted asylum in the United States. White described the rendezvous as far from genuine, while Naevalac offered a conflicting version. He told reporters at the U.N. that three men, led by Tisler, proposed money, a big home, cars, and education if he cooperated, with Mack promising to secure Naevalac’s Czech mission post.
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United States
White
Nacvalac
Naevalyae
Naevalae
U.N
South Friage
Gripsholm
Tisler
Nrevalac
Mack
Els
Mirek
Naavalac
Bel
White House
Naqvalan Saks
Yeou
Macvalar
Czech Mission Fund
Nucavalac
REA Assumes Key Role in Creating Rural Jobs
Washington AP reports the rural electrification administration will lead nonfarm job creation. The plan involves forming state rural development districts to assist cooperatives, power projects, and local committees in distressed areas. The Area Redevelopment Act funds loans, grants, and aid for urban and rural regions, with urban work overseen by the Commerce Department.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Ville L. Freeman
Ofer Office of
Rural Areas Development
Department
Commerce Department
Freeman
Freedom Riders face charges in Florida as protests continue
In Florida, 10 of the Freedom Riders are held on unlawful assembly charges in Tallahassee after a bus depot scuffle and hunger strike clergy arrests. Ten more riders plead innocent, while others were released or bonded in Ocala and St Petersburg, amid nationwide scrutiny of anti segregation protests and related government actions.
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Associated Press
Freedom Riders
Florida
Tallahassee
Sati
D-La
Wantellef
National Science Foundation
Five Lin
University of Farrests
Mississippi
Ride
Washington
Atty
Robert Kennedy
Jeantermpl
Congress
Yellin
Federalj
House
Supremel ‘Court
Freedom Riders face jail and Marine Corps delays
The report notes arrests in Tallahassee for unlawful assembly with 3600 bond set for several demonstrators including two Negro ministers and a white man. Freedom Riders undergo Marine Corps basic training delays, with trainees sent to San Diego for recruit depot processing and later transfers to Camp Pendleton before further combat training.
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Tallahassee
Tin Marine Corps
West County
Marine Corps
Dacbh
Juarez
Mfr
Theodore Juarez
Gill
Terry L. Steinbrecher
Carl, Steinbrecher
Windsor and
Rich
Charles Hunter
Tal
Ard L. Rayburn
Jahsee
Leroy Rayburn
Greeley
Id Freedom Riders
Freedom Riders
Ind
San Diego
Calif
Dent
Taropa
St. Petersburg
Gainesville
Camp Jackson
Miss
Pendleton
Allja
Nashville
Tong
Freedom Riders Movement
Washington
Robert Kennedy
Spot on Show Led To Fame For Goulet
New York audience witnessed Goulet’s rise after an English segment on CBS Sullivan show. The 27-year-old Massachussetts native, raised in Edmonton, found fame through Ed Sullivan and Camelot, gaining offers in movies and night clubs. His late-night exposure boosted box office and solidified his status as a rising theatrical property. The article traces his Canadian start, Broadway role of Sir Lancelot, and Sullivan network momentum influencing ticket sales.
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New York
Fd Sullivan
Fernando
Robert Goo
Elizabetlh
Xfack
Frank
Mary Mack
Jan
Goulet
West
Sullivan
Ornibus
Garry Moore
Camelot
Centralia Population Center Claim Provokes Debate
A fragment notes Centralia, a 14,000 resident city in southern Illinois, is described as a population center of the United States. It claims the actual center lies 61 miles northwest of Centralia according to the 190 census data, a point prompting discussion.
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Centralia
Llinais
United States
Chief Warns 400 Dogs Unlicensed in Greeley
Police Chief Earl Towning reported that at least 400 dogs in Greeley are unlicensed and face a $1 penalty with license fee after July 1. A total of 822 licenses have been issued this year. veterin rian vaccination records must accompany the license. May saw 28 dogs impounded with only three redeemed.
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Earl Towning
Towning
Greeley
Police Dept
Russians Say Love is Reason For Defection
London report says Nureyev defected from the Lenin grad State Kirov Ballet due to love not politics. Company members name Claire Saint, 21, daughter of a Chilean painter in Paris, as central to the affair.
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London
Paris
Rudolf Nureyev
Leningrad
Kirov Ballet
Covent Garden
Claire Saint
Sakabel
Velen Konstantinovsss
Nureyev
la Bourget
Moscow
Tere
Nuroyev
Reach
France
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Prince Charlie
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Thomas B
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Johnon Sullivan
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