Greeley Firm Draws Plans for Paving Fort Lupton Streets
Greeley consulting engineers Nelson Vintey Palterson and Quirky prepare paving plans for about three blocks in Fort Serpe ton. John Haley of engineering item says after this fall most Fort Jasp on streets will be paved. Property owners initiated block paving efforts and signups were recorded.
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Fort Serpeton
Nelson
Vintey
Palterson
Quirky Greeley
Fort Jaspon
John Haley
Bhiengineering Item
Whase Property
Haley
Englewood Obituary and Fort Lupton Paving Plans
An obituary notes the death of Jhusry Waatrenus Jr, 56, a former Windsue and Cheeley resident who died in Englewood after a period in hospital. The memorial and related services are outlined, with family survivors in Englewood. Concurrent Fort Lupton officials approve paving district formation and plan to complete park work by August and paving by early fall, budgeting about 1220000 dollars. A sanitary sewer project in Fork Upton is completed at about 6500 dollars, with detailed engineering planning for future sewer and industrial land analysis ongoing.
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Jhusry Waatrenus Jr
Windsue
Cheeley
Englewood
Natorennis
Dighton
J. Kan
Windwor
Gresley
Holeway
Tean Merced
Greeley
Soleway
Woosell
Noeavenis
Billet Lodge
Weplea
Ny Anton
Tin
Ween Daugh Lens
Borothy Arnold
Ft Mary Ann Copher
Mra
Shire
Ivy Moody
Yeury Noumenits Ab
Chapel Mi
Maronia Arrvleen
Haley
Fork Upton
Clay
Fort Upton
Alan Neon
Asley
Patterson Init
Fort Supton
Fort Jaipion
Fort Lupton
Am Aligeslor
Bustin
Maley
Hoy
Mrs Frank Lofgren Dies at Home Thursday
Mrs Frank Lofgren formerly Edna Ryder doge of Greeley, died at her home on 7th Street Thursday morning after years of ill health. She was active in church work and a longtime member of the Presbyterian Church. Survived by husband, two daughters Mrs Marguerite Wavehter of-Chinatown, Wye, and Gladys Jaigren of Greeley, also sister Alice Fath Dale and Mrs Mary Rowe of Los Angeles, Calif. Funeral arrangements to be announced by Adamson City.
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A. Gargeon
6Th St
Mra. Lofgren
Ednary Dogee
Barish Greeley
Trower Te Lalgren
Age Tye
Eyal Laited Presbyterian Church
Kee
Marguerite Wavehter
Chayente
Wye
Gorteide Jaigren
Greeley
Ant Bo Aistere
Alis
Fath Dale
Mary Rowe
Ty Angeles
Calif
Adamson Erty
Obesity and Tobacco Output Noted in State Report
A Mississippi health authority highlights North Carolina as a leading producer of tobacco and chewing products, while a separate bulletin cites failures in a campaign to deter youth smoking. The report suggests state growth in manufacturing outpaces other states, raising public health concerns.
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Ralfigh
N. C
North Carolina
Wand
California 4-H Members Visit in County Exchange
A group of 15 420 members from Tulare County California will arrive in Greeley for a reciprocal visit with Weld County 41 members. Guests will attend the Greeley rodeo travel to the mountains visit municipal civic centers and enjoy recreation. The exchange program links 4 H clubs across regions of the nation.
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Tulare County
California
Greeley
Weld Couny
Éuests
California Bays
Sheir Hanies
Eodeerns Ami’ ‘Reajuy
Shieir
National Manpower Council Director Trimmed Brunette
Joy Miller reports on internal upheaval at the National Manpower Council where Miss Ball, a compact, trim woman with a staged appearance, faces scrutiny. The council, chaired by Dr Henry Day, includes 15 distinguished members from industry and public service. Ball succeeded her husband in a controversial appointment after the previous director, Dr David, resigned to lead The Lew School for Social Research.
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Joy Miller
AP Werran
Toad
Notinsal Manpower Council
Miss Ball
Tyro
Matis
Ford
Het Wyien
David
Lew School For Social Research
Mits Ball
Kin
Counci
Tabor
Pacifists Clash With French Police in Nuclear Protest
Fragmented OCR describes pacifists confronting a French police operation near Paris and an American-led protest group of 35 participants arriving in France by ship. The report mixes names, places, and unclear quotes about women, manpower studies, and university campus activity amid the protest context.
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LE May
Frinceary
Freneh
France
San Francisco
Paper Carrier Saves Money To Visit Friend in Hawaii
Ken Stevens son of Eugene and Mrs Stevens saved earnings from delivering Tribune papers to pay jet fare to Hawaii. He plans to fly from Denver to visit his friend David Robb who moved from Greeley to Tinwan with his family. Ken will stay with his uncle A L Slavens in San Francisco for a three day visit before continuing to the islands.
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Hawaii
Islands
Ken
Aml
Eugene K. Stevens
Greeley
David Robb
David
Air
del Robb
Tinwan
Logattier
Robbe
the Tribune
Twg
San Francisco
A. L. Slavens
Proposed Red District Has Smallest Area
A contested reorganization plan would split districts with Evans and Ashton merging to strengthen education. Opponents warn three larger districts may emerge by a new committee and caution against trimming the Greeley district. Proponents say Evans lacks funds and needs representation on the new school board.
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Greeley
Evans
Ashton
Carrilculum
Greeley Gistrick
Evans and
Rvans
Glin
Dillon Plans Foreign Aid Drive Amid Cold War Tensions
The article reports on the Dillon administration seeking authority to spend and lend up to 12 billion dollars in foreign aid over five years. It notes opposition in Congress and emphasizes Berlin, East-West pressures, and the broader U S strategy to support allies while preserving fundamental freedoms. Local names from Colorado are listed among supporters and critics. <This line preserves cohesive entities from the source>
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Pan American
Washington
Seere- Hawaii
Treasury
Douglas
Dil
David
Theylon
Honolulu
Con
Hawaii
Gresley
Dillon
Congression- Kents
Teshit
Jimony
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Smith
Ber- le
Mellinger
Greeley
Lin Ja
Lester Boyd Green
Patricialever
Jean Haney
Calvin Dean Whitaker
Gree
Ley
Caral Ann John
Berlin
Rodney Lee Prescott
Doant Dillon
United States
Elizaeth Bell
Boulder
Gerald Henry Winter
Las Ansto “Lind
Geles
Calif
Shirley Jeancttel
Fristcom
William Rea Allee
Karemple
Kay Shakiy
Manitow
Garry Lee Alford
Balanars
Constance Jane Sehelrman
Private School Loans Provision In Bill Sparks Aid Push
The Senate Education subcommittee approved an extension bill of the National Defense Education Act to provide four year loans totaling 125 million dollars annually for private school classrooms. The plan aims to aid church schools and expand rooms for science math languages and physical education as part of Kennedy era education goals. The House Education Committee also signals support, delaying action on public school aid until fuel provisions are resolved.
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Senate
House
Kennedy
Greeley Man Reports He Was Robbed of $353
Tiashesiff's Offics reported Thursday it investigating a robbery complaint by alloy Hulse of 2320th Ave Mat he Was robbed of $2 in cash and $20.97 in checks by five men at a tavern on the south edge of Greeley Monday evening. Hulse said the men hit him on the head with a same object when he went to the bathroom.
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Tiashesiff
Alloy Hulse
Storms kill fourteen in Purkey area disaster
Storms and fires swept through Purkey, killing fourteen people including five children. Dozens injured, homes damaged as widespread arson-like fires and high winds affected multiple sections, authorities reported.
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Istankud
Jaghining
Former Editor Dies While Promoting Tourism
Lancaster AP reports Ardn Reynolds age 35, former editor of the Quarryville Sun and charter member of the Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association, died Wednesday. Reynolds helped lure tourists, with claims of over 19 million dollars in annual tourism gains, marking a strong decade for regional promotion.
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Lancaster
Tra
Honard Reynolds
New York
TV appearances set for Rodeo Queen and attendant
Greeley rodeo queen and her attendant are scheduled for Channel 4 TV segments with Lt. Gov Mary Knous and escort Charles Lott Jr. They will lunch with Knous, appear during the Fourth of July parade in Denver, and share a program with bandleader Ralph Marterie, airing 4 p.m. Friday on Wilton shows.
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Greeley
Mary Moshe
Bobh Knout
Muriel Loloft
Denver
Judge Lee
Gresley
Gover
Channel 4
Bol Knous
Wilton
Charles Lott Jr
Lata
Teo
Ralph Marterie
Lendant
Elitehika Channel 3
Ken Reeman
Gardena
TV Getting Lumps from Two Sides
AP report on Senate hearings and FCC probes clashing over TV practices. Coverage notes shifts in programming, with CBS announcing fall lineup changes and entertainers commenting on evolving physical and everyday comedy trends. Institutions cited include NA LU and regional associations. Cites Korea's 90 naval registrants postwar.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York (Ap
Senate
Federal Communications Commission
Pueblo
Tey Association
Hugh Buck
J. D. Brown
CLU
Tire
Robert H Elliott Succeeds Eugene Kelly as Golden High Principal
Robert H Elliott named principal of Golden High School replacing Eugene T Kelly who resigned to lead Covina California. Elliott, a Golden teacher and coach since 1953, served as dean of boys and acting principal recently. Kelly, from CSC, will become Covina High principal after selection from 244 applicants.
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Robert H. Elliott
Eugene Kelly
Robert H. Eliott
Colorado State College
Golden High School
Eugene T. Kelly
Covine
Calif
Elliott
Golden
Victor, Colo
Kelly Wal
Covina
Kelly
CSC
Hhis
C8th
California
Gandy
Neb
Center
Platteville
Gelden High School
Santa Fe road contractor attack sparked hearing clash
A Santa Fe road contractor struck photographer Alley during a congressional highway hearing in Santa Fe. The incident halted briefly as committee chairman Thalnik intervened. Leonard of the New Mexico Highway Commission defended past contractor relations and denied soliciting political contributions since Feb 1.
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Washington
Jack
Santa Fe
New Brexico
Td Alley
United Press International
Adams
Alley
John A. Thalnik
D-Minn
H. FE. Leonard
New Mexico Highway Commission
Leonard
John Burroughs
Edwin L. Mecham
Leonard ‘Tire Co
Leonard Molor Co
Toad
JFK selects Anderson as Naval Chief
President Kennedy nominates Vice Admiral George W. Anderson to be chief of Naval Operations for a two year term, succeeding Admiral Burke whose retirement takes effect August 1. Anderson, a Brooklyn native and Naval Academy graduate, has led the Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean since 1957 and held key posts including Pacific operations chief and Joint Chiefs aide.
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Kennedy
George W. Anderson
Thu
Naval Operations
Ardeigh A. Burke
Anderson
Burke
Sixth Fleet
Brooklyn
Nsy
Naval Academy
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Ite
Pacific
Europe
John B
Connally
Buck and Brown At Underwriters' Annual Convention
The Colorado Association of Life Underwriters will meet for its annual convention in a conference setting. Buck and Brown are listed as attendees. The meeting will cover industry topics and readership matters at the Caritir venue.
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CBS
R. Edwin Wood
CLU
New Shot
San Francisco
Robert W
Ridey Village
Frye
CSU
Denver
Imen
Nations Association of Life
Wood
Buck and
Brown
Colorado Association of Life Underwriters
Caritir
Divorces Filed for Musser Bernhardt and Cain Couples
In District Court, Mrs. Carol J Musser of 3rd Avenue filed for divorce from James J Musser. the couple married in Greeley on June 7 1917 and have two children. Mrs Barbara A Bernhardt of 3th Street filed for divorce from Charles E Bernhardt. married in Greeley on December WW 1985 with one child. Mrs Patricia Cain of Hams Trailer Court filed for divorce from Gerald D Cain. married August 5 1958 at Central City and have three children.
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District Court
Carol J. Musser
3Rd Avent
James J. Musser
Greeley
Barbara A. Bernhardt
3Th St
Charles EB. Bernhardt
Creeley
Patricia Cain
Hams Trailer Court
Gerald D. Cain
Central City
Tractor overturns at Nunn overpass injures driver
Arthur Titimer, 42, of Cheyenne, suffered arm lacerations when the tractor he was driving overturned at the Nunn overpass. Highway Patrolman Melvin Jeke said Dittmer was driving south through the construction zone when loose gravel caused the tractor to roll. Damages to the tractor were estimated at 100 dollars.
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Arthur Titimer
Cheyenne
Nun
Melvin Jeke
Dittmer
Nunn
Oppenheimer Calls Intellectuals to Share Knowledge
Dr. Robert Oppenheimer urged the intellectual community at the University of Colorado to communicate across specialties. He argued that public dialogue enriches humanity and that specialists must learn to listen and converse with others to rebuild common culture and advance moral commitments.
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Boulder
Robert Ippenheimer
University of Colorado
Harmon Oppenheimer
Humad
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