Local Rodeo Adds Electronic Scoreboard This Year
The Grand Gio West event introduces an electronic scoreboard renting from Electronics Unlimited of Grand Gio West. The five by sixteen foot, lighted board will display event scores and contestant standings for roping, bull riding, and race events, with runners feeding real time data to the central board. Tickets are available at the Greeley Chamber of Commerce office with many seats still open.
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Electronics Unlimited
Grand Gio West
Greetey Todeo
Innourcet
Ceoce
Acare
Roalea
Greeley Chamber of Commerce
Guard Members from Weld Camp Attend Fort Carson Training
West County National Guard members participate in duty training at Fort Carson. Fifteen Greeley men join exercises with many attendees from Weld County and nearby towns, including Donald Neole and John McNamara among others.
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National Guard
West County
Unkle
Fort Carson
Greeley
Neole
Mar- Rael Wllete
John
McNamara
Wohin McNamara
Hobart Naxley, Jr
Robert
Willa Ob
Welyt
Stes
Werdy Ty
Inoya
Garooed
Meal Helen Tarwoe
Hays Ini
Cole Larson
Mtr
Thay Larson
Tinery Dohmsno
Afr
Afr. Oni Mes. Feline Cole
Norman Foster
Andl
Sidney Foster
Morihy Schiffman
Movilyn Sebi
Roth Flay Alviel Wing
Mer
Carl King
Laurence Gratam
Imshand
Dahna Geohnen
Tommy Dial
Athec Weld
Hala ‘Tedford
Wig- Fins
Lee Tedford
Creeley
Hunniel Fen Salle
Morlo Hummel
Donald Halter
Dorothy
Malfner
Miutsat
Millia Giltlein
Bod Stea
August Gildein
Fort Japton
Rik Stenson
Yolanda Slonson
Prederlek
Bartholomew
Anrons
Nartislomew
Kernay
Roger
Ernest Terry
Lupton
Daniel Farmer
Daniel Farner
Auliy Tventell Mellin
Fond
Irving Mellin
Stobn Wic
Walter
Alfonso Tovar
George AL Lesser
Oisband
Marilyn Lesser
Fort] Ceagton
Teen Ager Slain After Leaving Harlem Church Service
New York police report an 18 year old Bronx youth Francisco Agrir ol, a ministerial student, slain on a Harlem street after leaving a vesper service. A 16 year old, Jose dinn ralez, was detained. Authorities cite an argument over Agril’s plans with Gonzalez’s sister as the possible motive.
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New York
ATA
Harlem
Francisco Agrirol
Uronx
al Btusent
Am Tble Institute
Dose Dinnralez
Poller
Gonzalez
Agcicul
Gonzalees
Court Limits Union Dues Used for Politics
The Supreme Court ruled that a union may not use a member's dues for political objectives he opposes. The decision, authored by Justice Felix Frankfurter with a dissent by Justice John Harlan, limits political activities by unions affecting individual workers.
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Washington Caplh
Supreme Councilan
Vou
Georgia Supreme Cons
Ennelittr
Georgia Couth
Sis
Unians
C'Paulicelacly
ePyirg Dude
Jeter Willian Brenan
Felix Frankfurter
Mack Serate
John Harlan
Frankfurter
Charles Whittaker
Austice Brennan
Trilfold
Trivitian
Two Hurt in Traffic and Races at Weld County Roads
A string of accidents in Weld County over the weekend left two people hurt in a head on and a pair injured at a motorcycle event near Greeley. Kenneth K. Conradson escaped injury when his car overturned near a borrow pit west of Grover. John L. Miller and Ben Manzanares were involved in a two vehicle crash on the Bth Street Road east of Greeley with damage estimates around 900 dollars.
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Etgilriques
Greeley
Anl
Weld County General Hospital
Tadriquez
Gresley
Sh Ave
Grover
Conradson
Jatealman
Wellington Feerell
Collison
John L. Miller
Houte 3
Ben BE. Manzanares
Domser
Miller
Manzanares
Warner
Senate Study Focuses on Water Rights Debates
Senate Interior Committee examines conflicts over water rights involving federal and state authorities. Hearings feature multiple witnesses as lawmakers seek clarity on jurisdiction, adequacy of laws, and the impact on national water resources and development.
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Senate
John Kamps Wasilington
Ihe
Seale Interior Committee
Senate Committee
Ghaleman Clinton J. Atlerson
Thn
Thes
Congress
Anderson
Thomas If. Kuchel
Rcalif
Senate Committee On
Serengoy
Bids Sought For Fort Morgan Brush Interstate Route
Colorado Highway Department invites bids to construct 16 miles of new interstate highway linking Fort Morgan and Brush with U.S. 59S. Project includes grading, bridges, gravel surfacing, and two other related segments. Bids open July 6 and July 11. total cost about 1.52 million dollars.
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Denver
Fort, Morgan and
Brush
Colorado Highway Department
Ann
Ie Water Resource Committee
Bashwark
Gener.l
Stalin
U.S
Thursten
Frank E. Moss
D-Uiah
la Vela
Grees
Moss
Supreme Court
East 46Th Avenue
Den
Sen
Dack Miller
Arown
Washington St. S
Graduate First Class Eaton High Dies
Mrs Gertrude Landers King aged 78 died Sunday noon after five weeks in a home. Born Aug 4 1881 at Fort Collins she lived in the area all her life. She belonged to multiple clubs and churches and was mother to many children with a large extended family. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2 PM from Macys Eaton Chapel with interment in Eaton Cemetery.
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Gertrude Landers King
Eaton High School
Weld County Sansingtone
King
Fort Collins
Entur
Salt
Allor
Pioneer Club
Eaton and
Aull
Women's Society
Evelyn Harper Society
Marita Koleshefski
Cheyenne
Wye
Adrian
Swh
Bernasine
Cah
Stes
Laine Levick
Sun ¥Nilley
Calif
Velma Clard
Salem
Ore
Darlene Pieil
Las[Granga
Pearl
Wneil
Eston
Prudence, Harding
Hazel Harding
van Nuys
Macys Eaton Chapel
Eaton Cemetery
Ault Man Honored at VFW Parley
Arvel Stewart Jr of Ault was chosen captain of outstanding post commanders at the state VFW convention in Sterling. He received a diamond lapel pin, was named Loyalty Day chairman for the Colorado Department, and his team won first in the ritual contest while William E. Davis of Lafayette was named Department Commander for next year. The VFW event also announced next year’s convention in Loveland.
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Arvel Stewart, Jr
Ault
Sterling
Stewart
Rustea
Miami
Fla
Department of Colosado
Aust Lions Club
Elks, Mason and Stine
Weld County
Greeley
Workers At Capitol Pack Idled Temporarily
Capitol pack operations reduced as 55 to 60 workers laid off due to lamb supply shortfall. Spokesman said layoffs affect Lambs slaughtering erection. expect recall in about two weeks as lambs volume rises. State Employment official noted some filed for unemployment and some took part time jobs during the layoff.
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Gretley Capitol
Ite
B.a.gust Engemoes
State Employment Office
Ory
Aken
Court orders protection for nonobscene material
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that seizures require specific warrants and safeguards to protect free speech and press. The Missouri law, challenged as unconstitutional, was not ruled on its broader merits, only procedural protections. Kansas City police seized 26 publications on December 19, 1951, destroying about 100 uncited items. no criminal prosecutions followed.
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Washington
APS
Syseme
Bringen
Missouri
Kansas City
Budge
Missouri Supreme Court
Opanion
Scarbeck Indicted by Grand Jury in Poland Information Case
A federal grand jury indicted Irvin C. Scarbeck a former U S Embassy official in Warsaw on charges of delivering classified information to Polish representatives. The indictment alleges transmissions between January 1 and May 3 1961 including a dispatch titled An Examination of U S Policy Toward Foreign and Cuiring the Pattern Four Years Kennedy said Scarbeck was arrested June 19 and held on bond.
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Washington
Irvin C. Scarbeck
U.S
Warsaw
Poland
Scarbeck
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Searbeck
Kennedy
FBT
District of Columbia
Marriage Licenses for Several Couples Reported
Melvin E. McVay of Rock Springs Wyo and Judith Evenfield of Greeley. Teonaril Oscar Ruel and Daro Shy Bacon Dornkath of Greeley. Archie Emidio Guecrerg of Eaton and Susan Connie Maestas of Pierce.
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Melvin E. McVay
Rock Springs
Wye
Judith Eveninfield
Greeley
Téonaril Oscar Ruel
Daroshy Bacon Dorn
Kath
Archie Emidio Guecrerg
Eaton
Susan Connie Maestas Od Pierce
Henry Heinze Dies At Country Home
Henry Heinze aged 61 of Rii Pierre died Saturday afternoon at his home. He was born October 6 1899 in Sherdorf Russia and came to the Paton area in 1915 later moving to Pierce in 1992. He farmed the same lot and was a member of St Pauls Congregational Church. He was husband of Bertha Heinze and father of Garry Collet Ben Sterkel Jean Hoffner Rinhor Fred and Alex. Ten grandchildren survive. Services Tuesday at 2 pm at St Pauls Church with interment at Sunset Memorial Gardens. Macy's handled arrangements.
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Henry Heinze
Rii
Pierre
Russia
Heinze
Sherdorf
Paton
Pierce
Loi
St. Pols
Bertha Heine
Garry
Collet Heinze
Bath
Imrs
Ben
Lene) Sterkel
Leverland
Kenneth ¢Leold
Don- Jean
Greeley
Robert
Betty) Hoffner
Eston
Rinhor Heinze
Fred Heinze
Eaton
Bmrs
Alex Ehrlich
Fort Callins
Rom St. Paul's Church
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Macys
UMW Boss Warns on Oil and Gas Imports Threat
Washington AP report quotes Thomas Kennedy, TEM chief, testifying that imports of residual oil and natural gas have harmed the coal industry. He notes since 1950 coal miners’ productivity doubled while coal prices fell, undermining American coal competitiveness abroad.
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Washington
United Mine Workers
Thomas Kennedy
TEM
Burnet
City Council Agenda Highlights for Tuesday Meeting
City Council plans a busy agenda with public hearings on sewer assessments No. 10 and 107 and district No. 195. First readings on irrigation rights and shopping center ordinances. Approvals include Lakeshore Corp contract, Park-5 engineered plan, city hall heating, and library heating.
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Esh
16Th Ave
Frank Harm
Lakeshore
Park-5 Or and Associates Engineering
Odneh Wa
CSC
City Hall
Corps of Engineers
West Greeley
Glen Haven
Republican Leaders Attack JFK Policy On a NBC Telecast
New York AP report shows President Kennedy under criticism from Republican leaders including Nixon Goldwater Rockefeller and Eisenhower. They denounce federal overreach and costly programs while urging opposition to Kennedy measures and stressing foreign policy concerns ahead of 1962 and 1964 elections.
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Deight
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Barry Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockes
NBC
Feller
Eisenhwer
GOP
Wiliam E. Miller
Miller
House of Representatives
Nixon
Hockefeller
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Coldwater
Fifty Niner Fundraiser Contributions Listed
The community lists donors for a Fifty Niner project with many $5 gifts and larger amounts from George Houston Phylabe Nouston Katie Wilkes Sir and Mrs Virgil Stock Lau Jeanette Sevier Naxon Charley Aury Noxon Mrs Frank Sfalek and Margaret Lewis. The city will match all contributions and donations. plan to place the names on a permanent relief register in the museum once built.
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George Houston
Phylabe Nouston
Katie, Wilkes
Virgil Stocklau
Jeanette Sevier Naxon
Charley Aury Noxon
Frank Sfalek
Alts
Margaret Lewis
Roy V. Smith
Myral
Thurza Thomas
Grant William
Nyal Adams
Clark Page
Carl McKintey
Dorothy Matheson
Kula Smith
Guy Wubert
Ayille Kimbley
C. T. McConnell
Gladys Reynlds
Miss Johnson
George Bradfield
Elsie McCave
Cora F. Carrel
Sarah McNult
George Lawton
Wi Kelly
Myrna Barbee Brownfield
Irma Tirubaker Ritchey
Carl C. Tams
Karl F. Bliss
Mliss Gladys Hager
Mary C. Beasley
Laura Wakeland
Four Negro girls promoted after desegregation of New Orleans schools
In New Orleans four of the first-grade Negro girls who desegregated the city’s schools last November have been promoted. Three attended McDonagh No. 19 with some classmates boycotting to protest integration. The ceremony honored 50 years of service for a pharmacist, and about 60 future transfers to white schools are planned for next fall.
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New Orleans
McDonagh
Willam
J. Bishop
St. Barnard Parish
Pwordy Willam Frantz School
Colorado Pharmaceutical Associat
Frantz
Honeldak Glenwood Springs
Corporation
Colorado
Ixty-Wo
Hungarian Reds Sentence 2 Catholics to Prison
In Budapest twelve Roman Catholics were sentenced on charges of plotting to overthrow Hungary’s Communist regime. The heaviest term was eight years for Father Taly Tamly and extensions for others. The Rev. Oden Lenard received a shorter term amid pleas of innocence.
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Tony Pearce
Organlea
Budapest
Ifung
Hungary
Tslyan Tawmly
Tabody
Ondoen Barlay
Christ Lan Front
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