Personal Income Rate Hits New High in May
May personal income rose by an annual rate of 2.0 billion led by wage and salary gains, with adjusted data showing a rise over April. Corporate profits stood at 8553. billion with first quarter activity unchanged, while depreciation and tax changes may temper profits going forward. Hodges notes Canada’s tax move could affect U.S. balance of payments, though long term effects may reverse.
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Washington
Seidart — Hodges
Luther
Dan Alyard
Ince
Attitus
Hodges
Ieroase
U.S. Wales
U.S
Canada
Gle
Jong Tun
Rights Bill Cost Seen At Billion Dollars
Washington experts warn a civil rights package may total around a billion dollars including education and vocational training. Leaders differ on pace and scope as Kennedy plans a broad federal push with Congress and civil rights advocates urging faster action and stronger federal enforcement.
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Washington
C Kenedy
Congress
Seth
Tases
Hubert the Himphey
Mintesal
Senate
Teader
Mumphrey
Servie
Mike Mantel
Montana
Fony White
Negry Charesmen
Kennedy
Ment Howe
Wadler Keveret M. Dickowit
Albert
Giarier
Plovida
Dany Potter
New York
Ralph Abernathy
Atlanta
Alabama
Mississippi
Tle
Oust Mac Pressure Mounting
Collated dispatch notes mounting pressure on Prime Minister Harold Macmillan as government turmoil grows. Key ministers faced questions about stability and leadership amid Conservative doubts and a key vote tally.
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Colin Frost
London
Peine Algtater
Harold Macmillan
Trent
Qhit
Eugene Ivanos
Christine Keeler
Leanquility
Macmillan
Frank Markham
Pth
Cor
Evarlier
Weather report mix of scattered showers and cold spell
A fragmented weather note describes scattered showers and cooling across regions with references to high and low temperatures, times, and locations. It mentions Great Western High and Public Service, several days including Tuesday and Wednesday, and notes about mountains and possible delays. The text is garbled but centers on temperature shifts and unsettled conditions.
Agriculture Dept Sues H Asmus Over Insufficient Funds
The Department of Agriculture files a complaint against H Asmus alleging check for 118050 dollars bounced and involvement in livestock and market operations. It asserts no records, improper registrations, and seeks restraining orders and civil penalties. The case references multiple individuals including Robert Mani and Lavoie Hall in a nationwide enforcement context.
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Dept. of Agriculture
H. Asmus
Washington
Thal
Asai
Apriums
Colache
Ata
ASME
Lavoie
Hall S. Ans
Congstans
Robert Mani
Ameney
Denvers
Hudson Youth Killed as Car Overturns
Anthony Andrew Kenle of Hadson died after a one car crash on a U S highway west of town. Tad Kuntz of Hudson was injured with cuts and a neck injury and taken to Brighton Hospital. Highway Patrol reported Kenle driving a 1953 model when the car left the roadway and rolled about 20 times. Both occupants were ejected. Kenle died at the scene. Kuntz suffered multiple injuries and was hospitalized.
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Anthony Andrew Kenle
Hadson
U.S. T
Camentary
Tad Kuntz
Hudson
Brighton
Clyde Bennett
Anthony Andrew Kuntz
New York
Herbert
Herbert the Careft
Hoover
Mroeton
Teel Kuntz
Beansy
Anthony Andrew Runty
Daetors
Tess
Kunts
Kautz
Fairado
Sulla
Walder
New IRS rules to curb abuse of travel deduction
New York officials announced final regulations on travel and entertainment deductions to be released possibly Friday. Commissioner Caplin said the rules target abuses while not harming legitimate business, guiding practice for entertaining clients and business meals.
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New York
We Internal Revenue Service
State of the College address defends research path
President Ross, at Garden Theater, defended Colorado State College plans against criticism and sniping. He outlined the college history from its 1889 normal school origins, current enrollment growth, and a forecast of 8,000 students by 1970 with 400 teachers and 40 staff, plus $30 million in new building programs.
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Colorado State College
William &. Ross
Garden Theater
Story Dy
Ross
Greeley
Friends of Education
McAuliffe
Unis Committee
Colorado State
Committee On
GSC
Haas
CSC
Z. 3. Snyder
Jet G. Crabbe
George W. Frasier
Soviet Space Flight Breaks All Records
Soviet space mission heads into day five with Bykovsky and Nikolayev near new marks for distance and orbits as Beorbil records loom. The crew reports sleep, routine checks, and stable systems while tracking from Moscow and a bulletin notes maximum earth distance of 1189 miles and 98.7 miles at minimum.
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Moscow
Valery
Ysl
Bykuvaky
Lars
Vale
Vale Aan
Entina Vereshkova
Imtor
Nvbil
Rye
ALJ
Muscowtine Bykov Ihey
Lassisky
Beorbil
Andrian Nikolevec
Bykovsky
Earth
Boulder Boy Killed by Dog
Boulder, Colo AP report notes 23 year old Brotan Allan Whitney was killed by a hungry Siberian husky while home alone. Police say the dogs were chained in a yard and one held enough force to maul the boy. Whitney’s mother is hospitalized. father stationed at Ft. Sill.
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Boulder, Cola
Brotalian Whitney
Donna Whitney
Doulas W Whitney
Ft. Sillkin
Clair J Bankston
Bankston
Denver
Boulder
Richard Y. Batterton
Whitney
Thomas G. Cucrigan
Audi Ince
Corrigan
Ciy
Jair
Patton details Loveland girl's killing in court
Fort Collins AP report says 15 year old Robert Patton testified he killed Susy Allen after a religious group outing. He previously pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter and faced possible eight year sentence. The judge delayed sentencing to July 4 as proceedings continued.
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Fort Collins
Imbert Patton
Susy Allen
Patton
Emssaties of Divine Light
Gene Pischer
Dist
Dale EL Shannon
Fischer
Shannon
Greeley Loveland Co Talks Continue on Supplemental Contract
Stockholders of Greeley Loveland Co. and Loveland Irrigation Co. met to discuss a proposed supplemental contract aimed at terminating the basic 1961 agreement and creating a water grid system. The special committee, city officials, and attorneys proposed terms including a terminal license, storage decisions, and inside-city water rates, with key dates for grid completion and conditions subject to negotiation.
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Frank Colghan Talon
Greeley Company
Hua
Loveland Irrigation Co
Crveley
Wony Kelly
Cb Direviors
Hcruce
Trent
Stackholders
Elmer Roth
William A. Carlson
Jane
Linder
Jerly
Greeley- Loveland Co
Lcense
Carlson
Tigerse
G-L
Jarkrabhit Muad
Rae
Lowvener Hertzke
Nat
Thomas A. Richardson
Alhot
Wm City and Company
Daslean
Ubi Am
Scontyard
Willigth
A. Southard
Diegelars
Ted Wa
Keliser
Montini
Weekend moisture boosts Weld County totals at rodeo start
Weather notes show about half of the year’s precipitation arriving over the weekend with Weld County logging roughly four percent of annual moisture. A local event linked to the Great West rodeo will kick off daily activities, featuring a horse race and regional competitors.
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Doug
Enauel
Great Westers
Sevarding
Iehes Ayer
Bath
Maui
Lese Band Concert in Gunter Hall Event
A band concert is scheduled in Gunter Hall tonight at 8. The program features local musicians with plan to perform a variety of pieces. Community members are invited to attend and support the performers.
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Gunter Hall
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