Motorist Carried Off By Flood Near Salemite
A motorist was swept away by floodwaters on the Powder River north of the town as a bridge failed. The car stalled, broke free, and lodged in a bankwater. the driver, Wilson, was carried away. Rescue efforts continued with details released by authorities.
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Eure Wilson
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Wailer Hauber
Wilson
Lee Carder
Union Locals Opposed to Hoffa Plan
New York reports a major revolt against James R. Hoffa's national car delivery contract plan. Local unions rejected the proposed terms, voting overwhelmingly against, with a possible nationwide strike looming over General Motors Ford and Chrysler plants. Talks at the National Mobile Haulers Conference aim to negotiate a new national agreement amid halted production and parking shortages at plants.
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Teanders Union
James R. Hoffa
Grivas Return Raises Tension in Cyprus Scene
Reports from WICOSIA quote Cypriot officials and Turkish Cypriot staffer Vadil Kuchuk noting that the return of former EOKA commander Grivas heightens regional tensions. Greek Cypriot leaders deny definitive word of his arrival, while experts warn of possible shifts in security and government posture amid ongoing calls for arrangements in the Creek Cypriot forces.
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Cyprus
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Grivas
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Frivas
Fadil Kuchuk
Len
Cypus
EOKA
Gli Clerides
Nouse Heprescotaliens
Tll
Cypris
Enasis
Tere
Makarice
Cinnas
Cepryus Melinal
Weather Summary with scattered freezing readings
The report lists temperatures around 7B at 1 p m with highs in the 60s and lows near 40s, noting changes through Wednesday. It mentions fair to warm conditions in several regions including Wyoming with a system bringing rain and varying cloud cover, plus mountain elevations and moderate winds.
Catnalion Garden Ling Show Opens With Local Leaders
President of the Catnalion Garden Ling chairs the event with Miss Theresa Provaneha as assistant chair for the junior division of the Mower show. The gala, titled a Cavalcade of the Years, runs August 13 to the public. Hawakre judges listed include Mrs. Robert BK Sosanke and Mrs. Lewis. Sponsored by the Department of Culture and the Vaderated Garden Clifs nf Groulev, with support from Paul Bescau.
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Catnalion Garden
Ling Amt Sehedila
Lodge Resigns Viet Post To Back Scranton's Bid
Washington AP reports Henry Lodge resigns as ambassador to South Vietnam to back Gov. Scranton for president. President Johnson names Alexis Johnson deputy undersecretary. Wheelers named Army chief of staff successor to Taylor. Lodge cites duty to aid Scranton and the party in the crucial war era.
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Washington
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Cabot Longe
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Saigon
Forry
Alexis Johnson
Vanin Guy
William W. Saran
Viet Nam
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Ater
Cen
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Barre Gald
Naylor
Y Phicl
Taylor
Jobrgon
Camii
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Nam
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Sun
Lofe
Gov. Scranton Wil
Gop
Talgo
Stout Ordered To Furnish DA. Results of Girl's Exam
Denver report says Governor Love discussed constitutional amendment No. 7 and districting with key lawmakers after a closed meeting. He favored a special session to consider reapportionment and possible broader Senate size, with party leaders weighing bipartisan action.
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Associated Press
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Bel Denver
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San Tt. Taylor
Wvalsenburg
Capitol
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Legislative Council
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Sibe Seaple
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Love
Denver
House of Regrascitatives
Reginald Howard
Boulder
Dems Wills Oppose Proposal by Love
Weld County Hospital administrator testified about release of medical records in a kidnapping rape case. District Attorney's office sought the doctor’s report, the hospital refused citing patient privacy and hospital rules. Legal debate focused on whether records may be released with court order or consent.
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of & Kidnin-Rene
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Ange
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Gut
Land
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Stout
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Paliun
Ahlborn
Ahibara
Kelly Jwegued Stout
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Lnto
Kelly
Pital
Uba
Ueder
Berlin Berlin Flight Defies Soviet Warning
A Pan American World Airways jet from New York flew the Berlin corridor despite Soviet warnings. The flight, with 77 passengers, stopped in Iceland and Scotland before landing at Berlin Tegel. Officials say flights will continue three times weekly.
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New York
Tash
Germany
United States
Union
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Herlin
Tegel Airoch
Ireland
Scotland
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United, States
Britain
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Scoland
State Department
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Washington
New York-Berlin
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Uiaion
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Paris
Sinn
Frankfurt
We Espeed Teant
London
Dr Holmes to Speak at Rotary Club
Tir Darrell Holmes of Colorado State College will be the luncheon speaker at the Rotary Club next Wednesday. He travels from California to Denver as the executive head of Sanhey State College, greeted at the airport by Dr William Ah Ross. The visit aims to confer with department and division heads about fall quarter plans, with Mrs Holmes accompanying him.
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Colorado State College
Moneley Rotary Club
Lew
Denver
California
San Hey State College
William Ah Ross
Sin
CSE
Thee
Rose
Willy
Slolmes
State Board of
Collace Visyons
Denar
Teenage Girl Shot by Sniper in Times Square
In Times Square a teenage girl was fatally shot while talking with her younger sister in a parking lot. Joan Wilson was struck in the head with a high velocity bullet. fragment grazed Margaret Wilson on the upper arm. The younger sister, known as Toalka, had just graduated and the two left a graduation party earlier.
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Sper
50 U S Troops to Help With Thai Armaments
In Bangkok about 50 soldiers of the U S Army's first division were reliably reported to have arrived to help stockpile military supplies for this week. An additional 80 to 70 men were expected to follow for the operation described as a buildup of American strength in Thailand. Five U S ships carrying trucks armored personnel carriers signal equipment ammunition and construction gear are visible in Thai waters. The first vessel is to work in Bangkok tonight.
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