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Newspaper
Greeley Daily Tribune
Location
Greeley, Colorado, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1961
Page
14
Boris Kairaff, a 44 year old New York immigrant, faced a Denver District Court charge filed Thursday tied to a forged act. He allegedly attempted to flee officers at Stapleton Airfield while being returned to Denver. Bond was set at $15,000 by Judge Saul Pinetik.
The Colorado Welfare Board was urged to start immediately using about 4.2 million dollars in federal aid for the old age medical program. Board members debated limits, noting a 1954 constitutional ceiling of 10 million dollars conflicts with growing needs and federal funds. They discussed appealing to the Colorado Supreme Court to resolve the denial of using federal funds to supplement the state cap.
Los Angeles AP The original will of actor Jeff Chandler leaving about 600000 to daughters Jamie 14 and Dana 12 cannot be located. Attorney Edward M Rose says only a five page carbon copy dated 1965 has been found and seeks protective letters until the original or copy is located. The carbon copy made no provision for Chandler’s ex wife Marjorie who received a property settlement in divorce. The children live with their mother.
Mrs Robert Wintersaler experienced labor at home in East Meadow New York. Firemen, policemen, an ambulance driver and neighbors assisted alongside the doctor to deliver a healthy baby girl. The mother, child and father were reported doing well after the delivery.
The report notes stronger exports of cotton last year, with volume up and value rising to $590,000,000. It cites Fort Worth achieving a 64 percent share and mentions several city and regional weather figures while highlighting increased diversification of exports.
iSeek Heart Funds launches drive in Canberra to raise 3,371,000 for medical research. The appeal aims to support research efforts and advance treatments, with organizers urging public and corporate contributions nationwide.
Andrew Foresz, 22, a Hungarian refugee student at the University of Washington, was told to depart by Friday night after his two year student visa expired. He entered from Brazil where he lived with grandparents. officials plan to send him to New York and then Sao Paulo, while lawmakers press to delay deportation and push bills to grant citizenship.
Washington reports the government proposes a 60 day halt to the maritime strike to allow a three member panel named by President Kennedy to study the dispute. Labor leaders and shipowners are urged to accept the plan, with a 45 day period for settlements and 15 more days to negotiate, plus a possible Taft-Hartley national conference if rejected.
The article notes the Civil War era tobacco tax as a major federal revenue source through World War I. It also reports Czech diplomat Miroslav Naevalac leaving New York for Paris and Prague after U.S. accusations of espionage, including revoking his status and declaring him an alien.
In Berlin, about 5,000 American combat troops moved into battle positions in a surprise dawn exercise amid mounting tensions with the Soviet side. The drill followed Khrushchev’s peace treaty threats and included two squads of 60 unarmed men marching past Soviet war memorials in the British sector.
The Colorado Supreme Court ordered an indefinite delay in Walter Hammill’s execution to allow an appeal to the U S Supreme Court. Hammill, a circus roustabout, was sentenced to die for killing a Denver boy nearly three years ago at the state penitentiary.
The Bureau of Internal Revenue filed income tax liens totaling 71 628 against entertainer Ernie Kovacs and his wife Edie Adams in Los Angeles. The action covers their 1953 income and seeks settled payment from the couple as per tax records.
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