U.S.-Japan Pact Gains Force Amid Japanese Turmoil
Washington reports the new security treaty linking Tokyo and Washington takes effect after swift Senate approval. Despite internal Japanese opposition and Prime Minister Kishi's resignation, US officials expect democracy to endure and long term ties to remain. The rapid ratification was aided by prearranged steps and a secret plan disclosed after Eisenhower's Near East trip.
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United
House Passes Limited Health Care Program
Washington report notes the House approved a modest health care bill by a roll call vote and sent it to the Senate for possible expansion. The measure targets 65 plus adults not on relief but near poverty due to medical costs, with an estimated 500k to 1 million annual beneficiaries. Backers seek broader reform in conference.
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Gommille
Tate
Douglas H. Elliott
House
Ways and Means
Center of Nation Struck by Storms
Storms lashed the central states from Mississippi Valley to the Ohio Valley and southern Appalachians. Illinois police reported a tornado demolishing a farmhouse southeast of a town tonight, injuring two people. Louisville and Indianapolis each saw heavy rainfall amounts in a six hour span.
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Associated Press
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Mississippi Valley
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Appalachians
Louisville
Indianapolis
Fnd
Colorado and Wyoming Weather Summary
Weather records show Colorado at 2 pm Thursday 69 degrees with generally fair conditions. Forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies tonight and Friday across Wyoming with showers possible in northwestern mountains Friday afternoon and warmer temperatures across both states.
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Coler
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Western Dress Week Promotes Cowboy Attire in Greeley
A city dress week in Greeley encourages employees to wear ten gallon hats, boots, and western shirts. The organizing committee announced prizes for best dressed cowboys and cowgirls across three divisions: banks, retail stores, and cafeterias. Judging by fashion experts will occur during the week.
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Getl
Greeley
Nlylb Roden
Veleo Committee
Greeley Rodeo to Feature $3,700 Purse Plus Entry Fees
Greeley hosts a three day Fourth of July rodeo with RCA approved five event format. Standard events pay 750 each day money and average money across saddle bronc, calf roping, bareback riding, steer wrestling and bull riding. Entry fee is 25 per standard event 40 for calf roping. Three night performances July 2 3 and a day show July 4 with noon July 7 entry deadline. Tickets on sale at the Chamber of Commerce.
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Rodeo Cowboys Association
HCA
Pasl
Chamber of Commerce
Colorado
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Durango
Tike Greeley
Soviet May Alter Weather Says Dr Roberts
Dr Walter Roberts of the University of California High Altitude Observatory warned that the Russians could alter climate if projects to dam lakes as large as the Great Lakes succeed. He noted winter weather is generally milder than a century ago, possibly due to industrial carbon dioxide. Roberts was named director of a new National Center of Atmospheric Research, with NSF funding of 15000.
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Uversity
High Altihule Observatory
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National Science Foundation
Missile sites at standstill chew en
Cheyenne area Atlas missile construction sites halted today as about 800 workers joined picketing. The Cheyenne Cement Finishers Union led protests at one site Tuesday and two more Wednesday over Laramie Construction Co failing to sign a new contract. Ed Castel of the union commented on the action.
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Cheyenne Cement Finishers Union
Laramie Construction Co
Ed Castel
Cheyenne Naval
Tlasterers and Cesire Masons Union
Eisenhower Says New President Must Travel For Diplomacy
President Eisenhower argues that future leaders will need to tour key capitals to show U.S. resolve and offset Khrushchev’s travels. He spoke during a Hawaii visit while awaiting a televised address on Korea Formosa the Philippines and Okinawa and the Paris summit.
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Okinawa
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Soviet-Union
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Khrushchev
Christian A. Herler
Paris
Fiisenhower
Pkhrushchev
Houston Plans Annexation of 1 100 Sq. Miles
Houston plans to annex about 1 109 square miles to reach 1 560 total, aiming to become the world’s largest city by area. Mayor calls idea pretentious while city council advances final reading in about 20 days. Metropolitan area population estimated at 1 232 179. city population 912 680.
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Tex
Conesl
Leswis Culver
Cornell
Harts County
Houstion
Cutter
Los Angeles
Potiam
Los Angeles County
GOP Caucuses Set to Pick Assembly Delegates in Weld County
Republican party caucuses will nominate assembly delegates across three Weld County precincts to select representatives for the third district. The county assembly at the Greeley Community Building will name committeemen and assemble candidates for sheriff, commissioners, county judge, state representatives, and other local offices. Delegates and alternates total 1,248 statewide, with the assembly in Brighton nominating district attorney and judges, while Loveland and Denver assemblies will nominate for state and district positions.
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Tesday
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Greeley
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Fromm & le
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Dai Committeenomics
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Woriniale
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Slo Street
State Assembly
Denver
Eighth Judicial District Assembly
Loveland
Second
Congressional District Assembly
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Haml[hale
United States Senate
University of Colorado Board of Regents
State Eupreme Court
Dominick
Lassemmbly
Assembly
Joe Dolan
D. A
Joe Dulat
Boulder
M. E. H. Gmare Smuth
Sith
A. Carpenter
Dale Shannon
Fort Collins
William F. Buck
Republican Party
Sheld Biay
County Clerks Blast State Revenue Dept
Pueblo county clerks and officials denounced the State Revenue Department at the daylong convention calling for decentralization of driver licensing. They argued high pressure tactics were used to retain control and noted few counties have regained local handling. Representative Dominick accused state officials of centralizing power harming taxpayers and cited delays in state hospital actions and broad government growth since 1927.
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Pueblo
Colorado County
State Revenue Department
Meir
Largel
Hw Department
al- Uwayt
Draft Adlai Move Started
Washington AP Formation of a nationwide draft Adlai Move Started movement was announced by James Doyle of Madison Wisconsin a former Democratic state chairman He said supporters of former Gov Adlai E Stevenson would coordinate existing volunteer organizations in more than four states Doyle predicted Stevenson's nomination after several ballots and denied plans for a Kennedy opposition He said DNC chair Butler has refused to provide Stevenson supporters with convention hotel space and hopes others persuade Butler to change his position
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Washington
James Doyle
Madison
Wis
Baball
Adlai E. Stevenson
Illinois
Doyle
Stevenson
Democratic National Committee
Los Angeles
Paul M. Butler
House Kills Any Chance of New Wheat Support
Washington AP The House defeated a bill to raise the price support level and cut wheat acreage 236 to 170 ending any hope for new wheat legislation this year. Democrats and Republicans split on the vote with wide administration opposition and debate over parity levels and acreage reductions.
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House
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Powge
D-bex
Keith Thomson
Americant Farm Bureat Federation
Ezen Talt Benson
Thouson
Senate
Greeley lineman electrocuted atop Buckner Mountain
Darrell Jenkins, 23, of Greeley, a Mountain States Telephone lineman, was electrocuted Wednesday atop Buckner Mountain near Fort Collins when contact with a high voltage line occurred. He died at Laramie County Hospital. Born August 28, 1938 in Greenfield Missouri, he lived in Greeley since 1950 with wife Constance Onsted, whom he married March 5, 1960. He attended Greeley High, worked at the Chief Theater and Consumers Oil during school, joined MST&T in 1955, and served in the Army 1957-1959. Survivors include wife, his mother Wilma Jenkins, two sisters, and two half sisters. Arrangements will be announced.
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Jenkins
Louis Naivat
Greeley
MSTAT
Laramie County Hospital
Greenfield
Ault
Chief Theater and
Consumers Oil Company
Jeakins
Mourtain States Telephone Company
Telephone Company
Constance
Onsted
Florence High School
CSC
Avil Christian Church
VEW Plonger
Edward Ray Jenkins
Otis
Wilma Jenkins
Marian Cantwell
Velma Heckendorn
Denver
Irene Green
Lakin
Kan
Mae Webster
Adamiah
Warden speaks at meeting of Peace Officers in Greeley
Harry Tinsley warden of the Colorado State Penitentiary described prisoner life at a North Eastern Peace Officers Association gathering in Greeley. Ed Grout of the Colorado State Parole department outlined parole procedures. About 35 peace officers attended. Demonstrations by Greeley officers and police dogs impressed 751 spectators at Island Grove, with dog handlers and tracking and capture simulations, plus an armed-cassity scenario. Nebraska officers joined the Northeastern association for the event.
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Colorado State Penitentiary
Sen
North Eastern Peace Officers Association
Greeley
Ed Grout
Colorado State Parole Department
Colorado
Dogseal Island Grove
Albert Tamb
Robert Staggs
Donald Hughes
Willard Fees
Teace
Nebraska
Northeastern Association
Eichmann Return Is Not Involved, Lodge Tells UN
United States diplomat Henry Cabot Lodge told the United Nations Security Council that the current debate over Adolf Eichmann does not involve his return to Argentina. He suggested the issue could be resolved by Argentina adopting a resolution finding that transferring Eichmann to Israel last month violated Argentine sovereignty, coupled with Israel’s apology as adequate reparation. The move appeared likely to win broad approval.
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Adolf Eiehrmann
Ayegentina
Henry Cabot Lodge
Tt-Nation
Security Council
Nivi
Israel
Red China Rejects Coexistence With United States
Red Chinese leaders insist coexistence with the United States is impossible despite Khrushchev’s Bucharest stance. Peiping papers claim U.S. imperialism makes war inevitable, while China advocates unity against imperialism amid Sino Soviet tensions.
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United States
Khrushchev
Bucharest
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