Senate panel opens hearings on sugar bill clash over policy
Senate Finance Committee began hearings on the sugar bill as the Kennedy administration faced uncertain support. Chairman Byrd reserved judgment, noting testimony may extend the hearings beyond two days. House action 319 to 72 sets a five year extension. imports and domestic growers seek a larger share, with changes expected before end of the week.
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Joe Hall
Washington
Nedy
Suneer
Senate Finance
Senate
House
Harry P. Byrd
D-Va
Frank Carlson
Congress
Finance Couny Alles
Harold D. Cooley
O-N.c
House Agriculture Committee
U.S
Weld County UF group starts study of budgets
Weld County United Fund budget committee met Tuesday night to launch studies of agency budget requests. Co-chairmen Jack Cappal Greeley and Charles Lundien of Fort Lupton named subcommittees and set a July 2 meeting at the Farr Boy Scout Service Center. Agencies seeking county funds include American Red Cross, Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Colorado Heart Association, Salvation Army, and United Cerebral Palsy of Weld County, which applied at county level for the first time.
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Weld County
United Fumi Budget Committee
Jack Capp
al Greeley
Charles Lundien
Fort, Lupton
Farr Boy Scout Service Center
American Hed Cross
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Colorado Heart Associate
Salvation Army
United Cerebral Palsy, Weld
Rocky Mountain
Greeley
Scout Service Center
Harvey Nelson
Ault
Bill Ross
Eaton
Wilbert Wiedemen
Gilcrest
Roy Schmidt
City Traffic Accidents On Greeley Streets Reported
A Wednesday morning crash and four Tuesday incidents on Greeley streets listed involved six vehicles and multiple drivers. Details show various makes, models, driver names and addresses with monetary damages ranging from 20 to 190 dollars.
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Greeley
Hh St
8Th Ave
Robart FE
Hegmbottom
Bil Dean Allman
List Ave
Lth St
George Walker
Rt. 1
la Salle
Duanage
James Rucker
Doray Drive
Uth
James Morrin
15Th Ave
Duyv Elects Casper Woman President at State Meeting
Mrs Velen Hardin of Casper was elected president of the Colorado Wyoming Department of the Daughters of Union Veterans at a three day convention in Fort Collins. More than 100 women attended. 1983 meeting planned for Casper in June. Officers elected include Ruth Alunz, Fela Essenpreis, Ida Mae Conine, Dorothy Hart, Wilda Berry, Calla Propp, Jessie Johnston, with several council members named.
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Fort Collins
Colo
Velen Hardin
Casper
Fues
Colorado-Wyoming
City Councilman Suffers Sudden Heart Attack
City Councilman Charles Al Gregory suffered a slight heart attack Tuesday evening during a regular council meeting that lasted until 12:05 a.m. Wednesday. He was hospitalized at Welb County General Hospital in fair condition Wednesday morning. Councilman Ole Kirk has been a patient at the same hospital since June, with another council member noting Kirk’s condition improving.
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Charles al Gregory
Gregory
Welb County General Hospital
Ole Kirk
Mowever
Richard Brown
Kirk
Thunderstorm Dampens City
A local thunderstorm moved in from the southwest with lightning and thunder, soaking the Greeley area mainly east of 18th Ave. Cloudiness persisted through the afternoon as temperatures reached 79 degrees at 2 p.m. The Tribune want ads.
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Greeley
18Th Ave
Aftletonn
Counterfeit Money Order Ring Breaks in Buffalo
Police say four suspects held in Buffalo and two other U S and Canadian cities tied to a counterfeit money order ring. Secret Service and Canadian authorities are investigating whether the group operated across borders, with more than seventeen thousand dollars involved in alleged counterfeit drafts. Individuals named include Edward Callahan and Shaun Bernard from Canada, plus others from Detroit and Port Arthur, Ont. Bail set at three suspects in New York and Detroit hearings scheduled.
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N.Y. Cay
Siios iv
Cing
Ordas
Toronto
New York
Detroit
Secret Service
Canadian Pacific Railways
Canada
Laken
City
Edward P
Callahan
Albury
Ilercott
Gary Bell
Barry G. Kirk
Shaun Bernard
Montreal
Bruce W. Walker
David C. Ford
Gordon D. Atamancheck
Pasquale Diwning
Darce] Comois
Joseph L. Levesque
Raymond Charon
Port Arthur
U.S. Border Patrol
Disagreement Persists Over Laos Royal Decree Reforms
Neu tralist Prince Souvanna Phouma gained a point in his bid to revise the royal decree establishing the coalition government in Laos but could not win elimination of a clause. The cabinet agreed to strike a provision giving the new regime control over three zones only after the neutralist and other forces withdraw. Rightists refused to remove a clause noting the National Assembly had approved the coalition.
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House
United States
U.S
Cuba
U.st
Havana
Allis
Hawaii
Puerto Tito
Virgin Islands
Antoine Yared
Vientiane
Laos
Sauvanna Pima
Aalst
Therm
Regimme
Kingdon
Rherger
National Assembly
Souvanna
Souphanou Wong
Dave Beck Enters Pen for Fraud Tax Case
Dave Beck, 84, former Teamsters leader, surrendered to U.S. Marshals in Seattle and arrived at McNeil Island federal penitentiary to begin a two concurrent five year terms for filing fraudulent tax returns tied to Building Association and Joint Council 28 in Seattle. He defended his innocence while noting his long legal fight. A separate Burma note says twenty six industrial items import opened under general license.
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Wash
Davel Beck
Kings of Industry
Beck
Teamvilérs Union
U. S Marshal
Seattle
McNeil Island Federal Penitentiary
McNeil Island
Joint Council
Building Association
Tires V May Be First Step For Joint Space Program
Tires V, America’s latest weather satellite, launched from Cape Canaveral, could spark US Soviet space cooperation. The satellite will photograph weather across a vast area including the USSR, with pictures potentially shared with Soviet meteorologists. Earlier Geneva talks set data sharing and possible joint research, with future coordination of tracking and launch dates under discussion.
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Tires
Howard Benedict
CAP
Soviet Union
Tiras V
Ussr
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Geneva
Tellers Parker
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Epperson Dies in Denver at 76
Earl Epperson 76 of Denver former Kersey resident died Monday evening in Denver. Survived by wife Ina five children and many grandchildren. Siblings and several relatives named. Howard Mortuary Denver in charge of arrangements with details incomplete.
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Denver
Kersey
Ina
Chet
Lovine) Green al Aull
Roy
Todando
Calif
Arthur
Flora) Moore
Pueblo
Dutch
Eutah) Cunningham
Phil Todd
Gill
Howard Mortuary
Missile Malfunction Halts Explosion of Gigantic N-Device
Honolulu AP report says a Thai missile malfunction forced destruction of a gigantic nuclear device near Johnston Island, aborting a high altitude test in the Pacific. Debris fell into the ocean with no nuclear detonation or danger to personnel, officials said.
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Honolulu
United States
Johnston Island
Pacific Test Site
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Task Force
Gauhead
Sand Island
Meat
Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Thor
Defense Department
Pacific
Laynch
John Hondstalis
U.S
Ora Sea
Gunman Holds Up Dam Store Near Loveland
Loveland AP report says Taylo Black, Republican state representative from Loveland, was robbed of 35 dollars at the Dam Store on Highway 3. Black described the robber as six feet tall, 175 to 200 pounds, who fled in a stolen station wagon.
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Loveland (Ap
Taylo Black
Repubican
Loveland
Reb
Black
Lon Highway 3
Two Denver Girls Found Safe After Overnight Loss
AP report that Marianne Alexander aged 13 and Linda Jester aged 15 were found safe after a night lost in mountain country west of Denver. Searchers located them in a deep gully and used ropes to bring them to safety. They wandered away from a church picnic and were tired and hungry but unharmed.
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Golorn
Denver
Marianne Alexander
Linda Jester
Car prowling reported in Greeley Tuesday
Two cars belonging to Greeley residents were prowled Tuesday morning. Mrs. Doris Winters, 2043 22nd Ave, reported a tennis racket and tennis halls taken from her car. D. Allison reported a flashlight and window shades removed from his car parked at 118 15th St.
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Cary
Greeley
Doris Winters
22Nd Ave
D. Allison
Daughters Birth for Stork Express Couple Patricia Ann Born
Stork Express Boralo St and Mrs Richard S Brown of 3518 La Salle St Colorado Springs welcomed a daughter on Wednesday June 13 weighing 6 pounds 12 ounces named Patricia Ann. The Browns have two sons Mike 3 and David 2. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs Richard Brown and Mr and Mrs George Wallis. Brown serves as administrative assistant to the Command Chaplain at Ents Peres Basy and plans a career in the Air Force.
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Richard S. Brown
la Salle St
Colorado Springs
Patricia Ann
Mike
David
Richard §. Brown
7Th. St
George Wallis
Pueblo
Brown
Ent
Peres
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