Probers Hear Ridgway Agreed with MacArthur
Senate inquiry hears General Ridgway confirm MacArthur argued for using Chinese nationalist troops against China. He says he supported the plan to let Chiang Kai-shek forces operate from Formosa without limits, while the administration pushes a limited war in Korea. Barr defends U S Army strength, opposes bombing of Chinese bases.
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Washington
Juan
Matthew” H. Ridgway
Far System
Douglas MacArthur
Ching
Senate
MacArthur
Red Ching
Benator Knowland
Ridgway
Knowland
David G. Barr
Korea
Barr
Thidgway
Collins
Chiatg Kalshek
Formosa
Barries
Aly
Barre
Tony
Bauer
Herr
Magellaria
Pusmasa
China
United States
Formoga
Nat
Patste Jn Glvine
Caliope
U.S
Yalu River
Bere
Ge Americene
U. S
Tuiselanto
Japan
Hickenlooper
Paltick J. Hurley
Cling
Vogeler Welcome at Governor's Office in Colorado
Tranver June 22 Vogler family receives cordial greeting from Governor Thornton and Mrs. Thornton in the state capital. The Voglers, visiting from Kansas and heading to Grand Lake, plan a mountain stay to aid Vogler’s recovery after an earlier ordeal. Thornton arranged activities including a ride, golf with I M Paxton, and a visit to his ranch. Poetmasters Appointed in Washington on June 22, nominations for certain posts were approved.
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Tranver
Nicorl A. Vogler
Guy
Dan Thornton
Vogeler
Colorado
Thornton
Ant
Jonts Thornton
Voralor
I. M. Paxton
Noenvar Stonkynarda
Vogolora
Uoenvar
Grand Lake
Thay
Guenisan
Calo
German Red Cross Now Getting on Its Feet
Mrs. Emma Benton reports on three years in Europe as the German Red Cross resumes function with aid from the American Red Cross. Howard L. Benton directed operations in Europe, now awaiting reassignment in the United States, with welfare focus and cross national coordination in postwar relief efforts.
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Red Cross
Emma Born Denton
George F
Benton
Bha
Ned Crozy
U. S
Bentonwald
Bentom
Stuttgart
Stuttaart
France
Jaly
Germany
Einenhower
United Nations
Europe
Renton
Denton
Cigs
Monte Carlin
Ousinens Kecsions
Malic
Gromyko
Greeley High
Greeley High School
University of Colorado
Colorado State College of Education
CSCE
Pawaduba
Santa Kar Wars
Calif
American
Red Crags Newdytors
Austria
England
North Africa
Trieste
Banton
Beaten man found in Central school yard early Friday
An unnamed man believed to be Rivaz was found in the Central school yard about 4:20 AM by a passerby. He had been severely beaten about the head and was taken to Wold County Hospital where he regained some consciousness later. Authorities planned to question a caller regarding the incident.
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Ann
Wan Bellovad
Rivaz
Quealay
Heaton
O Wold County Hospital
Wan Alin
Rivas
Callrr Laves Agatora
Tn Tek
Weather outlook and labor vote details in Western states
Weather forecasts for Colorado Wyoming New Mexico and Denver report partly cloudy conditions with scattered afternoon and evening showers and possible thunderstorms, little temperature change. In Denver on June 24 about 120 Wilton Packing workers who did not show up for work will vote tomorrow on interpretation of an ostensible policy. Wilson reportedly refused to pay for workers who did not work on June 6.
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Hip Derslowere Mountains
Denver
Wilton Packing Qniant
Wilson
House Passes History's Top Tax Increase
Washington reports the House approved a 7.2 billion dollar annual tax hike by a 233 to 169 vote. The plan raises 2.847 billion to individuals, 2.655 billion to corporations, and 1.253 billion in excise taxes, with a 12 percent defense levy. hearings set in the Senate finance committee next week. President Truman sought a 16.5 billion dollar revision, later scaled to 10 billion based on strong receipts.
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Washington
House
U. S
Lievenate
Waya
Truman
Dant Wiiter
Light Showers Thursday Across County With Localized Rainfall
Light showers were reported across the county on Thursday evening with measurable rainfall. Greeley recorded 0.79 inches, while Platteville and Windsor saw around 0.8 inches. Affected towns included Wray, Belges, and surrounding farms, with minor damage and no flooding reported. River levels along the South Platte near Kersey stood around 4.92 feet, and reservoirs in eastern West, Morgan, and Logan counties received inflows from the river.
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Great Western Sugar Company
Public Service Company
Fatonangay
Torrant
Windsor
Johnstoen
Wich
Platteville
Belges Dude
St Greeley
Public Services Station
Platte
Kersey
T. A. McDonald
Daputy Water Commissionar
Distelet
Na 4
South Platte River
Kertoy
GA. Tm
Feiday
Wanighos
Mond Wlige
West
Morgan and
Logan Coun
Vrath
Anuthern Weld
Storage Outlook on Poudre Rises with River Flow
Charley Johnston of Timnath reports Cache la Poudre river flow remains high as reservoirs near Windsor and Cache la Poudre No. 2 fill, with both near capacity within days. River conditions Friday showed excess water for ditches and reservoirs, while flow at the canyon mouth fell from 3100 to 2200 cubic feet per second after mountain rain and cooler weather.
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Cache la Poutre
Charley Johnston
Timnath
Altch
Cache la Pondra Lrrigation Company
Ithan
Windsor
Xijlen
Lheinyn
Cache la Poudre No. 2
Time Oath
Wood
Jrerention
Greeley
al Ile
Pan Am Plane Vanishes Over West Africa With 40 Aboard
A Pan American World Airlines plane carrying 40 aboard disappeared over West Africa while en route from Johannesburg to New York City. The craft was overdue at Roberts Field near Monrovia after departing Accra with no expected arrival.
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Dakar
Wyatah West Africa
Alour
Johnoossburg
New York City
Roberts Field
Monrovia
Liberia
Accra
Gold Coast
Pan American Sai
Massengers
Riegearen
Port Dyattey
French Morocco
Tripoli
Mediterranean
Mrs Webster Heads Cerebral Palsy Group
Mrs Webster is elected president of the Cerebral Palsy group serving Weld, Lemme and Boulder counties. Officers include Mrs W S Christensen as vice president and Mrs Ted Brinskill as secretary-treasurer. The drive raised about 1200 with a film fundraiser The Great Caruso and a garden picnic attracted 60. Awards honored top sellers and the campaign thanked local business people.
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Mra
Wow
Webster
Cerebral Palsy Group
Calpalan
William
Lott
W. 8. Christensen
View Prosident
Mia
Tath Kaeveny
Ted Brinskill
Tracsurer
Jack Gaby
Cerebral Palsy Society
Weld
Lemme
Boulder
Great Caruso
Fis
Webster Wis
Cartgo
Kitchiel Music Uompany
Atlara
John Tooley
Christensen
Cupp
Brunehill
Grogg
John W. Schafi
Delve Cateman
Dmaners Latgren
Praducity
Canpaisn, i
Quest Win
Baseball Today National League update and scores
National League snapshot lists teams and players with scattered results and standings. Mentions Chicago and Manila and various player names in a fragmented box score style.
Two Congressmen clash over procedure in House corridor fight
In Washington on June 22, Rep. Clarence Cannon and Rep. John Phillips, both on the House Appropriations Committee, argued in a Capitol corridor over committee procedure. Phillips was cut and treated, Cannon says he acted in self defense. Witness Rep. John Tuber recalls the men scuffling as Cannon denied striking Phillips.
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Washington
John Phillips
Csist
Clarence Cannon
D-Mo
Cannon
Pullling
House Appropriations Committee
Phillips
George Celver
Capitol
Cannan
John Tuber
Atl
Elea
Taber
Angels
Philips
Canton
Truman Thinks He Won Battle of MacArthur Ouster
Washington reports President Truman believes he won the battle over General MacArthur's removal. The White House and allies expect continued policy debate into the 1982 election, with hearings on the dismissal ongoing. Republicans anticipate mixed reactions and possible defections as Democratic and GOP lines form around Truman's action and Korea policy.
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Jack Gell
Washington
Truman
MacArthur Crater
Far Waal
Kore
Sena
Douglas MacArthur
Nome
Titman
Macarthur
Patrick J Surley
Roosevelt
Dine
Yalta
Thirley
Eitier
Green
Red
China
Mancharis
Gsa
U. S
United Nations
Ming
Gyaen
Union Colony Elects Carpenter President Amid Park Protest
Union Colony Pioneer Society elected Judge Howald A. Carpenter president after a tense annual meeting at the home of Dr. Mabel During. The group debated a plan to place Chamber of Commerce offices and a public comfort station in Lincoln Park, voting against the proposal and vowing to protest any such construction. Copies of the resolution were to be sent to the mayor, city council, and the chamber.
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Union Colony Prowesr Society
Dre
Mabel Uring
Jol W. Henderson
George M. Houston
Wig
Howald A. Carpenter Wat
Judge Carpenter
Lnte
LeRoy Carpenter
M. F Togarty
Union Colony
Willi H. Southard
Chamber of Commerce
Lincoln Park
Cammerea
Union Golany of
Golovada
Wirrus Colony Planeey Society
Gresley
Wald Park
Liv
Gly Couneil
City of Greeley
Greeley
Builder Aims to Ready County Hospital by December
Olson Goustruck of Lincoln Nebraska conducts work on the 220 bed Wald County Public hospital project. Superintendent Hendrickson reports steady progress with metal doors fifty to seventy five percent installed, glazing and rough plumbing advancing, and exterior work near completion. National Production Authority aid helped secure materials, with finishing phases slated to begin soon and completion contingent on unforeseen delays.
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Olson
Endrickson
National Production Authority
Fendrickson
Friday Longest Day in the Year
The article explains the longest daylight period occurs today but the hottest day comes later in July and August. It notes the sun’s warmth accumulates as the year progresses and weather patterns shift with atmospheric heat storage.
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Howard W. Clakeslee
Associated Press
New York
Matt How
Darth
Barking Dog Triggers Search for Man's Body in Canal
In Loveland, neighbors report a dog barking near the canal on Thursday afternoon. Responders locate a man’s body beneath the water along George Johnson, Va, as authorities investigate a possible drowning incident.
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Loveland Canal
Cale
Tina
George Johnson
Banoer
Labor os a Glance From Aasaociated Prasat Mainline
Labor unrest dominates a glancing report with rail and airline labor actions. Radiomen return to work after a week-long walkout over a 39 of 68 monthly wage boost while demanding a 401 month. Seamen win a 40 hour week and pay concessions amid shipyard idle 7400 workers. Airline pilots threaten midnight Sunday walkout unless higher pay agreement. American Airlines and United work to manage schedules and pay.
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East
Gulf
Airtinee
APG
United Air
Repairman Hurt Jumping From Toppling Windsor Pole
Windsor, June 82. Harold Bates, 29, of Windsor, sustained a crippled ankle and a broken leg after leaping from a failing power line pole at a pickle factory. Bates, an employee of Palngoist Electrical Wes, jumped onto railroad knels to shield others and narrowly avoided a ground fall. He was treated at Weld County hospital and sent home with a cast on his ankle.
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Windsor
Harold Bates
Bates
Palngoist
Wes
Ife
Brent
Weld County Hospital
Highway Toll Climbs to 134
A highway accident Thursday afternoon near Catarinla Springs raised the statewide toll to 134. The incident involved AAaaudiaird Prone finorgo B. Bihan, 39, and Conrado Koning, with two others injured. Authorities attributed the rise to ongoing investigations and noted the event linked to a 1964 highway death toll reaching the same figure.
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Finorgo B. Bihan
Conrado Koning
Tir
Calan
Woederalalga Leo Knipe
Wehway
Bator
Dla Ear
Mladoath
Catarinla
Mahway
Red Air Force Again Beaten by Yankees Claim Victory
War report from Tokyo notes Allied air forces claim success against the Red Air Force with multiple jet and MIG engagements over Korea and Manchuria. U.N. patrols push into eastern fronts as limited counteroffensives are anticipated by Monday. Unidentified planes conduct night strikes on UN lines near Chomwon and Seoul as air activity intensifies and casualty counts rise. Baby chick production in Golovada shows a 4 percent gain in early months, with 6.62 million chicks hatched in two months.
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Olen Clements
Tokyo
North Korea
Hurstan
Danaved
Pitth
Alf Plavas
Genkathiek
United Nations
U.N
Prk Wayra
Wapatehes
Artilery
Montar
Pakral
Yorgbon
Mul
Ld Vad
Ian Briangle
Veda
Falarfern
Wills Pridiy
Wal
Manchurian
Yaluiver
Miles Bear
Rarhier
Impo
Seoul
Stsalf
Tortar Abel
Governor Refers Rainmaking Complaints to Farr
Arkansas Valley rainmaking storms caused about a million dollars in crop damage angering farmers led by Fowler area residents sending telegrams to Governor Thornton and Agriculture Commissioner Swisher protesting cloud seeding. Denver Weather Resources Corp led by Dr Wing Kiet conducts seedings under local Weather Resources Association plan to boost Arkansas watershed snowfall and direct irrigation. officials defend actions as reducing overall damage while acknowledging public concern.
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Arkansas Valley
Fowler
Thorntonland
Agricultura
Pou
Swisher
Colorado
Weather Resources Developement Corporiation of
Denver
Wing Kiet
Cory Trant
Weather Resources Association of
Arkansas
Paw 4
Ruch
Dey Wrick
Rich
Thornton
Arkinesas
Wittis
W. D. Favre
Gresley
Chaimng
Anid Ie
Thevyton Ree
Rudy Pesnlya
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