Air France Jet Crashes in Caribbean Storm
A Boeing 707 Air France liner crashed on a forested hillside in Guadeloupe during a pre dawn storm. The plane carried 103 passengers and 10 crew. one person survived. The crash occurred as it approached Pointe-a-Pitre airport from Paris en route to Santiago Chile.
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Farm Bill dies in House vote on Thursday
The House killed the Kennedy farm bill by a 215 to 205 vote, ending plans for compulsory wheat and feed grain controls. Kennedy indicated a new farm proposal might come later this year, while Republicans framed the move as reducing government meddling and costs. The measure drew broad Democratic support and opposed Republican resistance, with Farm Bureau praising the outcome as a victory for farmers and taxpayers.
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D-Okla
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Nebraska
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American Farm Bureau Federation
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Washington
Railroads End Talks With Five Unions Over Featherbedding
In Chicago AP reports major railroads halted negotiations with five operating unions representing 200000 workers including engineers firemen trainmen conductors and switchmen. J B Wolfe said no progress could be made by prolonging efforts and the move was announced to the National Mediation Board.
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United States
Soviet Union
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U.S
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Kovirad Adenauer
West
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East Germany
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Berlin
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Chicago
J.B. Wolfe
Weile
Leverett Edwards
National Mediation Board
Stocks Fall to Another '62 Low
AP reports renewed selling pushes the market to fresh 1962 lows. The S&P 500 slid 0.68 percent to 281. Dow Jones industrial average dropped 1.30 to 549.19 while the Dow Jones transport index slipped. Trading was heavy with about 2.22 million shares in early hours as prices pressed lower.
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Weather report notes 86 at 2 p.m. Friday
The temperature at 2 p.m. Friday was 86 degrees. Local 24 hour totals end at 8 a.m. Friday show Great Western high 84? and low 34, Public Service high 84 low 55.
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Great Western
Ike Expected To Attack JFKs Domestic Programs
Republican leaders anticipate former President Eisenhower to criticize Kennedy era domestic policy at a 3,300 dinner in Washington. Bob Wilson’s committee reports a strong advance sale aimed at supporting House and Senate candidates as Eisenhower stars a national critique of federal spending and executive authority.
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California
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
Western Garb To Be in Style Beginning Man
Greeley merchants and downtown workers to wear western garb for July Fourth celebration buildup. Festivities omit the Farailiay kangaroo court and horse bank in the park due to a busy Jayceny schedule.
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Yesteryear
Farailiay
Post Office Razing Begins Mon Work on Greeley Building July 16
Perlmutter Wrecking Co of Colorado Springs wins contract to demolish the old Post Office Building. Wrecking of the Greeley Building to start July 16, with both sites active simultaneously. St Barricades planned on Ith and surrounding streets. Local yard to open in Greeley and three yards already operate in Colorado Springs. Perlmutter emphasizes local workers and equipment.
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SGG. Inc
Ith St
Rober Reese
GGG Inc
Medialis
Denver
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Col. Springs
Perlmutter
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Colorado College
Army
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Air Force
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Denver Family Escapes as Auto Rams into Home
Denver AP report tells of Donald Kladt and his three children escaping a home when a driverless station wagon rolled down a grade and crashed through the wall in the living area, wrecking a television and furniture during a game night.
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Denver
Donald Kladt
Theelevision
Hailstorms Cut Weld County Crops Across The State
Farmer observers in Weld County describe a hail season that damaged wheat and beets, with crop losses mounting while irrigation holds promise yet forecasts remain uncertain. County regent George James notes varied rainfall and adequate irrigation as beans and barley show potential under fewer hail losses. Continued on Page 6.
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Grover
Milliken
George James
Weld
Areng
James
Engineers Study TWA Agreement Amid Talks
New York AFL CIO Flight Engineers International Association leaders from Pan American and Eastern Air Lines met Friday with Transit World Airlines executives. Ronald Brown, president, said one proposed agreement may be pursued since TWA engineers have not ratified.
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Washington
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Ternational Association
Trans World
Senator Francis Case Dies in Washington at 65
Francis Case Republican senator and former congressman from South Dakota died Friday after a brief illness. Born in Everly Iowa he served seven terms in the House two in the Senate and chaired the Senate Public Works Committee. Memorial services are planned in Washington and Rapid City with burial in Rapid City. He advocated water conservation highway funding and defense appropriations while opposing backdoor spending. Survivors include his widow Myrtle Gravis of Mitchell and a daughter Jane.
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Mitchell
Jane
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Body of CSC Student Drowned Identified Thurs
Canon City reports the body of Bob Newton a Colorado State College student found in the Gunnison River was positively identified Thursday through dental work. Newton fell while fishing with friends and was carried downstream. burial plans were set for Montrose.
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API
Gunnison
Bob Newton
Colorado State College
Montrose
William Wilson
Newton
Wiliam F. Newton
Cason City
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