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Newspaper

Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1962

Page

10

Probers Detail Canadian Girls Promised Stardom in U.S. Night Clubs

Senate subcommittee heard evidence that young Canadian girls as young as 15 were lured by promises of stardom into U.S. night clubs. Immigration violations were cited as Miss X and Miss X age misrepresentation awaited border officials, with cases linking Montreal agencies and Chicago and Wisconsin venues.

U.S Waslington Senatej Tues United States Mittee Glen F. Free Senate American Guild Ofjoth Chicago Calumet City Billie Brown Montreal AGVA Afl-Cio Union Wanadlua Gurls Miss X Shiey Immigration Service Rice Ensa Miss Brown Sqearett Hive Hurley Wis Sox

Baby Strangles After Feeding in Fort Morgan Home

Five month old Holly Ann Timmons apparently strangled after a feeding Tuesday morning. The infant died shortly after her mother found her in distress about 9 am. The family moved from Sterling a week earlier and resided at 1105 Worth Street. Funeral arrangements are led by Macy Morbury Mortuary with services Thursday at five o’clock at First Methodist Church of Fort Morgan. Interment will follow at Riverside Cemetery in Fort Morgan.

Steath Holly Ann Timmons Todd C. Timmons Holly Ann Sterling Wth St Timmons Colorado State College Macys Morbury J. Omer Timmons Fort Morgan Archie Petry Ardmore Okla Macys

Viet Nam Unrest Report Says 180 Rebels Killed

Saigon dispatch reports two government assaults across several provinces end in 180 Viet Cong deaths and 191 captures. Delta and western provinces saw heavy fighting with foot troops and limited armored support as operations continued near Saigon.

Conrad Fine Saigon South Viet Nam Tesday South Viet Na Heavien Red Vinh Long Am Giang Delta Long An Binh Duong Infanteymien Jan U.S Bautlefield

Mrs H S Winograd's Father Dies in Washington DC

Ben Lilman age 73 the father of Mrs Harald Winograd of 17 14th Street died suddenly last Thursday at his home in Washington DC from a cerebral hemorrhage. Mrs Winograd and her family were in Seattle for the World's Fair when notified and flew to Washington. Funeral services were held Sunday in Washington and he was buried at Bnai Yael Congregation Cemetery.

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City Traffic Accidents Report Involving Two Vehicles

A four year sedan driven by David A Bayer of 625 Palk Ave was damaged 20 dollars and a parked 1986 Woodoor sedan belonging to Max A Watson of 2202 4th St 25 dollars to a resident at the intersection of 7th Ave and 7th St at 4 59 pm Monday.

David A. Bayer Palk Ave Max A. Watson 4Th St 7Th Ave 7Th St

Drunk Driving and Related Offenses Across Courts

A series of court records lists individuals from multiple towns facing charges including drunk driving, reckless driving, defective vehicle, speeding, parking on roadway, and leaving the scene of an accident. Fines range from 10 to 100 dollars with costs. some defendants receive jail terms or suspended sentences contingent on good behavior and payment completion.

Howard Murray JP Court Hilly Dewh Pearson Fred Richard Ken Seaside Ore Camiky Aleman Garcia San Antelo Tex Carl William Nichodemus Greeley June Bernice Hein Greefey Eugene George Flot la Salle Benita Griegs Neil Wallace DeHaven Evans Elizabeth E. Carrillo Brightonearelons Carmen F. Peralez Platteville Gene Johnston Denver Leverett L. Ritehe Bennie Rodriguez Tno Russell West Groctey

Springs and Aurora to buy Homestake project interests

Colorado Springs and Aurora voted to acquire the Homestake Water Co interests from Hoeltcher & Co in the 540 mile Homestake water diversion project. Each city approves $885,775 purchase, anticipating about 37 000 acre feet of water upon project completion in 1968, with flow from Eagle River tributaries through a 5.4 mile tunnel under the Continental Divide.

Denver

Storm Hunter Satellite Puts in Orbit for Weather Study

The Storm Hunter satellite, a 206-pound NASA weather craft, launched amid cloud cover to photograph hurricane formation and cloud patterns near the Atlantic Caribbean and Arctic regions. It aims to provide data for warning centers while serving as a research precursor to Project Nimbus and future space weather surveillance.

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Junior Editors Quiz on You

A playful prompt invites readers to use a magnifying glass or microscope to compare how objects appear under magnification. Becky Mira of Mickevon wins ten dollars for the question, with mail-in entries encouraged to Junior Editors in care of the newspaper.

Becky Mira Mickevon Mick Ywaies

Monitors Ready For Federal Nuclear Attack Rescue

Washington reports the government has 990 motile ratio logical monitoring stations that can be dispatched to affected areas. They would determine if rescue workers may enter an array for response and safety assessment.

Washington

Woman lawmaker opposes special reapportionment session

Denver AP Betty Kirk West D Pueblo opposes a special legislative session on reapportionment in a letter to the Colorado Supreme Court. She and Rep Vincent Massari D Pueblo signed urging the court to let voters decide on reapportionment on the November ballot. The Denver Post notes potential seat changes if the court takes the case, with Denver and El Paso Boulder Jefferson Arapahoe Adams counted for new totals. The petition seeks to compel Gov Steve McNichols to explain why a special session should not be held.

Denver Betty Kirk West D-Puebdu Colorado Supreme Court Vincent Massari D-Preblo West Colorado Tives Setter Denver Post Supreme Court el Paso Boulder Jefferson Arapahoe Adams Horneys Charles Ginsberg George Creamer Steve McNichols Neause Senate Elbert County

State Farm to Work With CSC on Employee Education

Noel says the Greeley regional office will coordinate with CSC to plan courses for State Farm employees. The office, informally known as the Greeley or Mountain States office, has yet to name its regional head.

CSC Noel State Farm Oo & Wee Timutous Greeley Mountain States State Parc Jusre

Neutralist objects to Laos pact in decree for premier

Neutralist Prince Souvanna Phouma challenges the royal decree appointing him premier of a coalition government in Laos He opposes wording that would merge rival administrations and grant broad control over the three zones He warns he may walk out if his objections are not met and insists the National Assembly's coalition approval be disregarded in this matter

Mientiane Laos Souvanna Phouma Fri Sovang Vathana Phouril Nosavari Phrace Souvanna Laoy Military Frees Pathet Lao Souphanouvong

Conservatives Win Canadian Election But Lose Majority

Canadian Conservatives retain control as the largest party but fall short of a majority in the House of Commons. Prime Minister John Diefenbaker faces forming a minority government with 117 seats to Liberals 96, Social Credit 30, and New Democratic 18 amid tight races and pending recounts. One Ontario seat to be filled in July after a campaign death.

Max Harrelson Toronto API John Diefenbaker Conservatives Canada Have of Commons Diefenbaker Ane Government of Canada Princes Albert Saska Hore Town Commions Liberals Social Credit Party New Democratic Party Ontario Jask Quebec Gairs New Democratic Social Credit Ahd Can New Democrats Prince Albert Pour Aenthecs Ames Jacques Flynn Pustmas William Hamilton Movt Dorion Works David J

Mrs Neill Dies Of Heart Attack In Greeley Home

Mrs Rispah A Neill aged 63 of 1918 Lath Ave Greeley died of a heart attack Monday evening in the kitchen of her home. She was born July 15 1895 in Gresley and attended Dana Trail Prep School. Survived by husband Frank A Neill two sons Frank Jr of Palo Alto Calif and John A of Denver a grandson Richard Bruce Neill a brother Van S Allen of Van Nuys and William Lee. interment at Sunset Memorial Gardens Trinity Episcopal Church in Greeley. Donations to Trinity Episcopal memorial fund may be made. Macy’s Mortuary in charge of arrangements.

Gresley Greeley High School Dana Trail Frank A. Neill Supi i Greeley Frank Jr Palo Alto Calif John A Denver Richard (Bruce Neill van 5. Allen Yiu Nuys William Lee Trinit Episcopal Church Sunset Memorial Gardens Trinity Episcopal Macys Mortuary

Thai Withdraws Delegation From Laos Talks Over Cambodian Border Ruling

Thailand temporarily pulls out its delegations from the Geneva conference on Laos and SEATO, angered by a World Court ruling reinstating Cambodian sovereignty over the Temple of Phra Viham. Stockholm reports note Sweden debts heavy fines, while SEATO allies alter plans. The move risks delaying talks and weakening coalition plans for neutral Laos.

Bangkok Thailand Laos Southeast Asia Treaty Organization Cambodia Thaill SEATO Stockholm Sweden Nist SRATO Faoreign Seayto Foreign Ministry Phra Viham

Mail Order Dealers Oppose Sales Tax Plan

Representatives from several mail order wholesalers including a Colorado firm testified before a House judiciary subcommittee on interstate transactions. They opposed a proposal requiring out of state sellers to collect and remit state and local sales and use taxes, arguing about practicality and enforcement.

Washington Colorado House

Marriage License Granted for Hernandez and Trujillo in Greeley

Fidel S Hernandez and Pauline Tuelllo Trujillo, both residents of Greeley, obtained a marriage license indicating plans to wed in the near future. The certificate records their names and shared city of residence.

Fidel S. Hernandez Pauline Tuelllo Trujillo Greeley

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