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Newspaper

Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1957

Page

9

Bipartisan Praise For Dulles Exchange Plan With Russia

Senators from both parties applaud Secretary Dulles for proposing a regular uncensored exchange of cabin and television broadcasts with Russia to ease tension. Lyndon Johnson and other leaders frame it as bipartisan progress toward ending the Cold War Curtain and engaging the Russian people. Supporters call it a step forward, likely to gain Senate backing and widen cross party cooperation.

Washington Denia Secretary of Dullys Russia Homane Naraat Willy Yeatte Mansfield Ben. Wileys

Mulloy Advances To Wimbledon Second Round

Gardnar Mulloy of Denver reached the Wimbledon second round after a delayed match with Derek Lawer of South Africa. Mulloy trailed at 4-3 in the fourth set when play resumed Tuesday and pulled ahead to win the match 6-4, 3-6, 6-4, 6-3 as other seeds and players like Herbie Tam, Fahin Eisenberg, and Soha Cranston also posted victories in this round.

Wimbledon England Gardnar Mulloy Denver Marshity Derek Lawer South Africa Ain Mulloy Hig Tescay Herbie Tam Deverly Hills Calif Paul Blondel Switzerland Fahin Eisenberg Maplewood N. d Andreze Licis Poland Soha Cranston Los Angeies Heal Jaroslav Jagorsky Czechoslovakia Bob Sherman Temple In Josh John Bar Mavis Copper

Eisenhower Returns to Washington Delayed by Plane Trouble

President Eisenhower flew back to Washington from the Governors conference in Williamsburg Virginia. A 40 minute delay at Langley Air Force Base was caused by electrical trouble in the starling mechanism of his personal plane, the Columbine I, forcing a return on a U.S. Air Force C51 aircraft after the earlier plan. He rescheduled a conference with Republican legislative leaders at the White House.

Washington Eisenhower Williamsburg Langley Air Force Base Eisenhower Tate White House

Court Roundup of Speeding and Driving Infractions

Police Court listings show numerous individuals cited for traffic violations and related offenses. Names include Sally John Channel, Glenn Wone Edgar, Donald VY. Fruster, Alfred Alibarry, Norman Hipskind, Burdple R. Yelzer, Sandra Ann Day, Roger Vargus, Hora Coobige, Williamt Perea Gavaldon, Alvino Ding Jr, Tennis Larry Peterson, Mock Overshest, Merle Otis Fisher, Gary Keith Browning, Clyele Latzer, Aibinn Me Wins. Offenses range from speeding and careless driving to dogs at large and destruction of property with varied fines.

Sally John Channel Glenn Wone Edgar Ault Donald VY. Fruster Hvants Alfred Alibarry Norman Hipskind Fourth Avenue Burdple R. Yelzer Ninth Street Muller Sandra Ann Day Ninth Avenue Roger Vargus Aft Aull Hora Coobige Williamt Perea Gavaldon Fupl Morgan Alvino Ding Jr Larry Peterson Bley Puit O Street Merle Otis Fisher Avon Gary Keith Browning Clyele Latzer Sia

Shorn Wool Incentive Payments Announced

The Agri Department announces shorn wool incentive payments under the 1956 program. Producers receive 340 dollars per ton of shorn wool and 71 cents per hundredweight of five lambs for unshorn lamb sales. Mohair payments apply for mohair sales between April 1 1956 and March 31 1957.

Wasitington I Agricutre Dept

Greeley Red Cross annual drive falls short of prior year

Dr Joe Haefeli presented the annual Red Cross report noting a $18 500 collection against a quota of 1699 000 with three weeks of effort and 69 volunteers. Greeley exceeded its quota by 150 while Weld county disaster aid totaled 2490 65 for flood relief. The chapter hosted regional meetings and aided 200 people with shelter and clothing after floods.

Haefeli Greeley Banks They Greeley Red Cross Fland Weld County Colorado Howard Benton St. Louis Midswesterly Fort Lupton Dacono Frederick Hou Barnes Red Cross Service Redy Ueda Honolre

Coloradoan Scholar Charged With Smuggling Antiquities

Charles A. Moses of Indian Hills California, leader of an American archaeological expedition, was detained June 20 at Dallas International Airport amid four bags of artifacts found by customs. Egyptian authorities may license export under law. Moses’s attorney seeks release arguing he cannot leave the county. Moses aims to write about antiquities with a four month Dashoul desert dig uncovering a pharaoh dating artifact.

AIO Egypl Moses Indian Hills Cala Gallo's International Airport Muses Galalel Arounsy Muses Vane Dashoul Enurlroom

Monologuist Will Be in Gunter on Monday

Irene Bewley, a mountain monologist, heads to Gunter Hall Monday at 8 p m for her performance Fouls Feuds and Furnishings she portrays mountain people from her Tennessee Hills background. She jokes she never did research yet relies on authentic atmosphere drawn from her own experiences.

Irene Bewley Greeley Willy Gunter Hall Cnllege Assembly Miss Hewley Tennessee Hills Tig

Frederick flood relief smorgasbord dinner planned Sunday

A relief event at Frederick school gym Sunday aims to raise funds for a temporary water system after flood damage. The Tri-Town community sponsors the dinner featuring homemade William spaghetti and meatballs by Thalian ladies of Frederick Abi. Proceeds go to Frederick residents in need, with all food and labor donated. Frederick lies on highway 52, two miles west of Fork Canton. University College near Accra Ghana plans facility expansion to enroll 1,060 students.

Frederick Abi Tri-Town R. Frederick Shiny Inn Bing Fork Canton

Estes Park Woman Recovers After Rare Heart Surgery

Estes Park's Mrs. Hattie Narzer Harper, 34, mother of seven, underwent a four hour operation at National Jewish Hospital Denver to correct mitral stenosis. She recovered at home May 6 after a $2528 cost covered by the hospital, with plans for activities and family life resuming.

Estes Park Hattie Narzer Rocky Mountain National Park National Dewisl Beaver Harger Shi Naional Jewish Hospital Denver Nasional Jewish Hospital IMI National Jewish Hospital At Daygen Hospitar Porgy Catherine Karen Sharon Kenneth Raheri Harry Nul

Polio Clinic Set for Johnstown Fire Station Thursday

Johnstown and Milliken hold a polio vaccination clinic at Johnstown fire station Thursday from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Price per shot is $1.25.

Adunstown Johnstown and Milliken Johna+ town

CSCE Speaker Defends Youth and Positive Behavior

Frank O McIntyre of the California Teachers Association told the CSCE assembly at the Garden theater that 98 percent of youth behave well while the remaining two percent drive publicity. He faulted press and officials for focusing on juvenile offenses and urged adults to adopt a constructive view. He praised teachers and warned adults that criticism harms youth.

Frank O McIntyre California Teachers Association Csce Assembly Garden Theater McIntyre

Accessories Stolen From Autos In Greeley Area

Greeley police report three auto accessory thefts Tuesday morning. Headlight rims were stolen from a vehicle at Edwards Chevrolet at 1910 High Avenue. A garage at 2503 Fifteenth Avenue Court reported four hub caps taken from a car parked behind the garage. A vehicle at Miller Super Market lot 1540 High Avenue lost its hub caps overnight. Private Le Hoy Bias, Ft. Carson, Colo, listed as a private before joining the U.S. Army and as a private detective, appears in the report.

Greeley Highth Avenue Edwards Chevrolet Company Weld County Fifteenth Avenue Court Miller Super Market

Cost of Living Rises 3 Per Cent in May

The Labor Department reports May consumer price index up three tenths of a point to 119.6, 1941-43 average. The index shows a 3.8 point year over year rise, marking a near record pace in prices.

Washington Labor Dept

Union Mismanagement Blamed for Public Fiscal Reports Need

GLENWOOD SPRINGS Colo 1 Union mismanagement in handling health and welfare funds sparks push for public fiscal reports. Edward G Fox president of the Bituminous Coal Operators Assn says larger unions already publish statements similar to corporations and labor dept reports are kept secret. A new law would require disclosure. Fox notes a Senate Labor Committee found United Mine Workers welfare fund was managed honestly and prudently.

Glenwood Springs Colo Uhe Rocky Mountain Coal Mining Institute Inegal Financial Edward G. Fox Bituminous Corl Operaties Assn Labor Dept Fox Senate United Mine Workers

Infant Klady Dies at Weld County General

Klady infant son of Mr and Mrs S L Klady of 2313 Srestwood Drive born June 48 at Weld County General Hospital died early Tuesday morning. Survived by parents a brother Stewart and sister Sue at home grandparents Mr and Mrs R W Stewart Wheat Ridge and great grandmother Mrs W 4 Clanp Garden City Kansas. Funeral arrangements announced by Macys. Switzerland launches new reaper to provide loans for small tourist hotels.

Carl Wayne Klady S. L Klady Srestwood Drive Weld County General Hospital Stewart Sue R. W. Stewart Wheat Ridge W. 4 Garden City Kan Macys

Pueblo Bakery Strike Settled

The Pueblo bakery strike ends after negotiators reach a three year contract. Bakery workers gain 40 cents an hour over the term, with 9 21 cent boosts and yearly rent-like increases for the two groups. Shippers and wrappers receive 35 cents total, plus health and welfare, and three weeks vacation after 12 years. The strike began June 1 over wages and working conditions.

Pueblo Fez

Boycott Threatens In Tuskegee Dispute

In Tuskegee Alabama a proposed act excluding Black voters from the city has sparked boycott threats. William P. Mitchell of the Veterans Administration Hospital says many feel they will boycott merchants if they cannot vote. A mass meeting is set for Tuesday night at a Black church to discuss the measure as residents number about 7 3 in a city of 6 800.

Tuskeghe Ala Tuskegee William P. Mitchell Tuskewes Veterans Administration Hospital Mitchel

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