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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1961

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Extremist Plot Against Adlai's Life Reported

BREW YORK AP report that ex tremists planned to kill United Nations Ambassador Adlai Stevenson on a Buenos Aires visit. A U S security guard wounded four days after Stevenson left. Police roundup of Peronistas followed tips of an anti American demonstration believed to aim at creating an international incident. James Lecinsky, US Marine at the embassy, conferred with Argentine police and was shot in Buenos Aires near the foreign ministry, later dying after hospital transfer.

Brew York Newy York World-Telegram Sun United Nations Adlai Stevenson Buenos Aires U.S Steventon Steven Ben Argentina Juan Peron Stevenson Peronistas Arturo Brandizi Mir. Stevenson Janes. Lecinsky TS. Marine Lecinsky Argenling Mir Lecingky Avene al Plata

Czech Spy Plans Return to Home Amid U N Pressure

Miroslav Nacvalic, a Czech U.N. delegate, sought departure for home to escape deportation as a spy. He arranged a seat on a French airliner for his wife and two sons, after Washington revoked his UN status and labeled him an illegal alien. Prague and Nacvalic deny U.S. charges, arguing headquarters immunity.

William N. Oatis United Nations N.Y U.N Miroslav Nacvalic Necyolar USN New York Nacvalac U.S Czechoslovakia Bat Washington United States Cazchoslovakia Nice Valuc Vienna Nacy

Weather forecast for Colorado and Wyoming regions

A fragmentary weather notice reports temperatures and conditions for Colorado and Wyoming. It notes high temperatures around the mid to upper 90s in Colorado, with lower 80s in some areas, and Wyoming remaining fair with rising temperatures east of the continental divide. Night lows are described as 30s to 80s in various elevations.

Colorado Grand Valley Los Eliewhere Wyoming Continental Divide Boulder Longmont

Hail Damage Mounts in Weld County After Monday Storm

Weld County agent George James reports official estimates of hail damage from a Monday storm rising beyond 2.5 million dollars with potential disaster designation being considered. He notes heavy losses in eastern Weld, Briggsdale area crops, while moisture improves pasture outlook. Government agencies and Colorado state departments assess aid options for Weld and Adams counties.

Weld County George James James Small Business Administration Farm Home Administration Steve McNichols State Agriculture Department Weld Adams Preas Briggsdale

Never Grow Old in Kingston Violence Myth

Kingston Jamaica report notes a Caribbean belief that men who live by fist power will never grow old in some areas, reflecting local attitudes amid unrest and social strains. The fragment hints at enduring myths shaping regional life.

Kingston Jamaica

Three Laos Princes Agree to Naf'l Union

In Zurich, three Laos princes representing war factions agreed to form a national unity government to be named by the king. They pledged neutrality, support for a cease fire, and continued discussions on future unity, but no power-sharing agreement was reached.

Andrew Borqwiec Union Zurich Switzerland Ielude Princes Laos National Union Servanoa Phouma Souphanouvong Savang Vathans Laotoree Tian Ich Dolder

No Tests While Ban Talks Go on Macmillan Says

London AP reports Prime Minister Macmillan stated Britain and the United States will refrain from nuclear tests while Geneva talks on a test ban treaty continue. He told the House of Commons Western powers are discouraged by slow Geneva progress and warned against lumping the nuclear issue into broader disarmament talks.

London Harald Macmillan Britain United States Geneva Macmillan House of Commons Hugh Gaitskell Labor Party Jany

County Commission Updates Public Utilities Valuation Shifts

The Tax Commission reports 1961 utility valuations in the county. Railroads suffer the largest drop from 9 712 701 to 9 258 510, offset by a telephone company rise to 9 055 010. Electric firms gain, while domestic water totals stay at 2 210. Decreases hit rural electric, gas pipelines, gas firms, pipelines, and private car companies.

Thel State ‘Tax Commission Herbert H. Hansen Roral Electric Companies Don Ferna Hed

Rusk Says Russ Can't Have Berlin

Secretary of State Dean Rusk declares Soviet Premier Khrushchev cannot extinguish Western rights in Berlin. He notes a firm U S response, urges allies to avoid miscalculation, cites obligations to West Berlin, and warns Moscow’s militant rhetoric heightens world tensions.

Washington Dean Tusk Berlin Rusk U. S Khhtushchev Khrushchev Millient Moscow Khrushebhev Enust United States West Berlin Gerr Ymany

Tshombe Freed After Two Months In Detention

Leopoldville reports Katanga leader Moise Tshombe was released after two months as a prisoner of the Congolese central government. He appeared healthy and cheerful at a news conference accompanied by General Joseph Mobutu, the commander in chief.

Leopoldville Molise 'I Shambe Katanga Pflee Tleo Sata Mobutu Tshombe Elisabethville Ately Grand Junction Frank J Kirby Grand Jewets Jine Monte Vista Kearl Ishombe Vasismartaara Dawn-Learly

House Spurns GOPs Diluted Housing Bill

A raucous House vote rejects a weakened housing bill amid party rivalry. The conflict centers on funding levels, with Democrats opposing the GOP substitute and urging adherence to broader public housing aims. Political maneuvering, international notes, and mentions of central Congo politics appear but do not alter core House action.

Kennedy Stricken With Mild Virus Infection

President Kennedy has a mild virus infection with fever receding after a night of illness. White House physician Dr Janet Travell said the illness is probably a mixed bacterial and viral infection and should run its course within two days.

Washington Kennedy Janet Travel White House Travell Preson Wade New York Wade Pierze Salinger Salinger Janet Travell Georgetown Travel George Barkley Potomac River

Weld County voters decide five proposed school districts

Voters in Weld County face ballots Tuesday from 8 am to 7 pm on five proposed reorganized school districts. Taxpaying electors must be registered and have property tax liability within the district. Polling places include Ault Eaton Galeton Nunn Pierce Johnston Cameron Park Gil Grover and others. Results unofficial Tuesday night. official canvass due later.

BOR Beard Weldst County Weld County Greeley Ault High Eaton High Galeten Nunn Pierce Johnstoyen Millike Evans Arlington Cameron Ward the Tribune Tribune Counly Committee Selvint Secred

Reorganization Proposals Red Dist Area Smallest Largest

Five proposed director districts spark controversy in Greeley area as a split plan would combine current districts. Greeley Evans and Ashton bands oppose, noting boundary proximity to the city. The plan envisions a 72 square mile district with 7060 enrollment, 49.96 million assessed value, 15.5 mills special fund, and 4.1365 million debt.

Bob Beard Re 6 Gresley School Board City) Council Chesabee of Commerce Greeton Evans Ashton Greeley Mery Mnst Greeley School Board Greeley City Ealan Awit Hmils Yhould

Greeley to Host Western Rodeo Crowd Pleaser

Town lanes glow with flags as Paradise Decorating Co announces upcoming rodeo in Greeley. Monday marks Go West with Greeley week, inviting residents to dress Western. Clint Mayer reports ticket sales thriving. good seats remain at the Chamber of Commerce office for top West rodeo events including calf roping bull riding bareback and saddle bronc.

Paradise Decorating Co Denver Greeley Rodeo Committee Clint Mayer

Japan and United States plan closer cooperation after talks

Japanese Prime Minister Hayato Ikeda and US Secretary of State Dean Rusk stated a strong foundation for closer collaboration has been set after three days of talks. They highlighted equal partnership and future cooperation, with a formal dinner planned at the Japanese Embassy as Vice President Johnson and Mrs. Kennedy may attend.

Wasitington API Jananess Hayato Ikeda Dean Rus Japan United States Ukeda Rusk Ikeda Suting Kennedy Dejster Huskaid Cody Mananese Firee

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