Moonlets Put In Orbit by One American Rocket
The United States launched two satellites aboard a Thor-Able Star mission, achieving a first by placing a pair of satellites into orbit on a single flight. Transit ILA carried the payloads weighing 223 pounds, with one satellite leading and the other hitchhiking aboard. Confirmation came hours later as the duo passed Seattle on their first orbit.
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Howard ‘Benedict
Cap Canaveral
Fls
U.S
Ila
Uncle Sam
Mision
Lo Teith
Air
Hicle
Iiner
Ajuke
América
Vanguard
Soviet Union
Seattle
Atlas Lifts Off Testing Nose Cone on New Cone
Atlas launched from Cape Canaveral on a Polaris mission testing a new nose cone. The 83 foot booster delivered the payload to a target near Ascension Island while a new reentry body underwent initial trial. Transit satellites, part of an advanced navigation network, aim to provide precise fixes for ships, subs, and aircraft worldwide, with strong signals reported and aims to near orbital confirmation.
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Cape Canaveral
Momster
Ascension
Atlantic
Disimpsakeouient
Atlas
Cape
Canaveral
Buriive
Earth
Navy
Washington
Arctic
Antarctic
Soviet Union
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Thor
Mey
Iwo
Viilal
Polaris
Defense Department
Registration At CSC Snt
Registration for the Colorado State College eight week summer session will be held Saturday starting at 11 a.m. Graduate students register 8 a.m. to noon and undergraduates 1 to 4 p.m. Materials will be available Thursday afternoon and Friday for pre completion.
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Colorado State College
Student Union
Gunter Hall
Frasier Hall
Weather summary from Wednesday to Friday forecast
Readable fragments show temperatures and forecasts across multiple stations. Details include 2 a.m. temp of 90, 24 hour totals, highs and lows for public service, Sugar factory, and College Weather station, and a five day outlook with warmer trends and scattered showers.
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College
Colorado
Council Debates Take-Home Pay Increases Proposal
City council discussed an $11 per month take-home pay increase funded by Blue Cross and life insurance contributions starting July 1. The plan would cost about $15,000 yearly, with unmarried workers gaining similarly to married staff. The council deferred action to its next meeting. Miniums for police start at $290 monthly with few applicants. three resignations since June 1 have strained the force.
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Frank Colohan
Acsalary
Ileet
Kore
Ger Vawline
Varitime
B. H. Crave
Cruce
Greeley
Denver
Dovn
Pouids
Grace
Capital Pack Packing
Couee
Earl D. ‘Owning
Cheyenne
Acrara
Pueblo
Denver Firm Hired To Review Parker's Sewage Report
City council voted to hire C Hoper and Associates of Denver to review Parker and Associates' sewage treatment plant report and study needed improvements. The firm will work with the public works committee and city officials, with a maximum $27 per diem. A separate sewer rate study was not approved.
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Frank Colphen
Mesday
C.H. Huper and
Hoper
Public Works Commmites
Cruce
Shaffer
Hoper and Associates Re
Parker and Associates
Gorden Rissier
Parker
Greeley Capitol Park
Cache la Poudre
Weld Library Moves Closure and Mobile Service Schedule
Weld County Library will close by July 1 to prepare its move from 1820 Sil Ave. The new site on Si AVG is not ready, so office work continues at Heath Junior High. Book renewals accepted. Bookmobile routes begin June 5 and run every two weeks through July. Returns may use county library box June 27 to 29. Lockemobile to visit all county communities as scheduled.
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Weld County Library
Sil Ave
Ate Cupanry
Heath Junior High School
Greeley
Telair
Brentwood
Hunter Jfelgus
Bysday
Tillside
East ‘Side Park
Jackson Boulevard
Cunty Library
Senate Ratifies Japanese Treaty Despite Opposition Vote
The Senate ratified the U.S. Japanese Security Treaty by a wide margin with 65 votes for and two against. Senator Johnston abstained to honor a pair with Clark and Harriman, while supporters unable to attend ensured the treaty’s passage. Ratification documents will be exchanged to bring the 1 year pact into force.
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Senate
Vule
Russell Leng
D-Lal
Richard B. Russell
D-Gal
Clin D. Johnston
Sens
Joseph S. Clark
Dpa
Hugh Sentt Hta
Kw Johnston
Japan
U.S
Mawali
Eisenhower
Tokyo
Douglas MacArthur
Aiichiro Fujiyama
Sen
Johnson
Lynnton B. Johnson
Texas
United States
Free World
Ami Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
State Department
Senate wheat bill rejected in House vote
Washington AP report outlines House rejection of Senate wheat price supports plan amid heated debate. House discussion centered on raising supports to 70 percent parity with 23 percent acreage cuts, while parity opponents warned costs to farmers. Senate bill proposals and party lines highlighted regional pressure from southern senators and farmers groups.
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Senate
Washington
House
Nore
Nep
Henry Dixon
Utah
W. R. Poage
Dtex
Russell
D-Lab
Lear
Belin
Poage
Windsor Library Drive Results Due Next Monday
Windsor’s library drive for a new building will publish results next week with a list of cash donors. George E Tozer, chair of the Windsor Public Library Board, said a contributions list will follow. The drive aims to match a 5 000 pledge from the American Legion with a 5 400 goal. The Windsor school board contributed 500 for maintenance as the reorganized district takes over. A special library board meeting is set for next Monday to announce results and publish the donor list.
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Windsor
George E. Tozer
Windsor Public Library Board
Torer
Tine Nitrary
Atire
Severance
Bramwell
Observatory
Oklahoma
Smith, Iazelson
Mainview
Winsor
Amersg Jean Legion
Windsor School Board
Windsor Public Library
Nn 4
Unit Approves Minimum Pay Bill Passes Senate Panel
Washington The Senate Labor Committee approved 12-2 a bill to raise the minimum wage to 1.25 by 1963 and extend coverage to about five million more workers under the wage hour law. The bill, broader than prior versions, aligns with a House committee measure to bring retail and service enterprises under the act for the first time.
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Washington
Senate Labor Committee
House Labor Committee
Grain Fields In Weld County Ready For Harvest Soon
Robert Widlund reports Weld County farms will start resting harvesting next week in southeast Weld, with about 2 million dollars in fields. Some areas may delay up to three weeks due to weather, rye presence and storage not posing issues. The federal storage rate cuts take effect July 1, and Ample Storage Space is noted by James W. Rowson of Darlingston, Colorado Grain Milling and Feed Dealers.
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Robert Widlund
Weld
James W. Rowson
Darlingston
Colorado Grain, Milling and Feed Deasers
New Sugar Act Gains Support in Congress
Washington AP Secretary of State Christian A Herter won crucial congressional backing for a new sugar act granting the president authority to curtail Cuba s U S sales Outgoing opposition from House Agriculture Committee Chairman Harold D Cooley now softened as Heiter projects committee approval soon The move aims to stabilize sugar prices and assure adequate U S supplies amid Cuba s large current share Cuba produced a sugar crop of 6 229 026 tons a tally slightly below 1959 s yield Cuban officials say they will form over 1 000 cane growing cooperatives before July 25 while most sugar lands have been taken under agrarian reform.
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Washington
Christian A. Herter
Congress
Cuba
United States
Harold D. Cooley
DNP
House Agriculture Committee
Herter
Coaley
Miles
Herler
Fidel Castro
U.S
Eisenhower
House
Havana
IGL
Midime
Cuban Sugar Workers Union
Windsor and Evans Seek New Greeley Water Contracts
Windsor and Evans submit separate but similar proposals to Greeley city council for expanded water contracts. They seek to double their current annual consumption while preserving Greeley’s existing supply, with Windsor providing storage and pumping near the current line and limiting draw-off to 0 gallons per minute.
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Windsor and
Evans
Frank Calahan
Greeley
Windsor
Aeapacerieene
Jay Windsor
Fenice
Winsor
Alls
Cheyenne Atlas Workers Idled as Picket Lines Form
About 80 construction workers at three missile sites in the Cheyenne area were idled today when the Cheyenne local of the Plasterers and Cement Masons union erected picket lines. The union protests Laramie Construction Co.’s failure to sign a new work agreement after the old contract expired May 3. In Denver, Laramie Construction Co. manager Macay McLaughlin filed unfair labor practice charges with the National Labor Relations Board to halt the strike. Cheyenne unions honored the pickets, stopping all work at Sites B, C, and D located northeast, southeast, and southwest of Cheyenne. Cement finishers had not worked at the sites since May 31, while pickets lined the other sites.
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Cheyenne
Cheyent
Plasterers and Cement Masons Union
Ed Casteel
Laramie Construction Co
Tn Denver
Maccay McLaughin
Nation Labor Relations
Casteel
Bay 31
Senior Denied CSU Diploma
CSU president Dr William Morgan announced a senior Richard Meador Fort Collins was denied his diploma for failing to explain involvement in an attack on the administration. Another senior Kenneth House has diploma held until a written statement is given and junior Steve Daniels in Milwaukee faces uncertain status. all three were asked to explain their role and the distribution of a critical letter. Morgan will present Meador’s case to the State Board of Agriculture at its July 22 meeting.
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Fort Collins
William Morgan
Colorado Mate University
Mogan
Richard Meador
Fort Colina
Kenneth House
Steve Daniels
Milwaukee
Hanced
Mitchell M. Smitan
Morgan
Meador
State Board of Agriculture
American Nazi Chief Menaced
New York Mayor Rob ert F Wagner refused to permit the American Nazi party to hold a July 4 rally in Union Square. He called George L Rockwell a preacher of race hatred and said Rockwell intended to incite a riot. Earlier Rockwell was nearly mobbed outside a state supreme court building as police had to be called to protect him from angry veterans and bystanders.
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New York
Avy
Roberh F. Wagner
Wien Square
George L. Rockwell
Rockswell
Rockwell
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Weld County Bank
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Tribune Phole
Robert Widitnd
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Cheyenne Atlas
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