Braddock Steel Mill Begins Fourth of July Shutdown
Braddock steel plant Edgar Thomson Hub plans a temporary July fourth week shutdown with a gradual return later in summer. Officials cite weak orders and limited restart prospects, with capacity around 2.53 million tons annually, the nation’s largest for a mill of its kind. Inland Steel also shuts major lines by the Fourth weekend, cutting output to 65 percent as demand remains sluggish.
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U.S
Edgar Thomson
Braddock
Pro- Tubes Steel
Foin’s & Laughlin Steel Corp. A
Ulan
Rena Varia
Orf Haliday
Inland
AL Bon Age
Inland Steel Co
Chicago
Wuhe
Chicago-Gary
Steel
Gary
United Mine Workers
Wheelwright
Republic
Ohio
Republic Steel
Warret
Fabry
South Korea Opposes Split Unification Plan For Peninsula
Kadang South Korea rejects a drive toward uniting the peninsula by force and says no political change in Korea’s leadership will bring real unification. Minister Huh Chung states that diplomacy will guide potential talks while the nation faces regional tensions and economic limits during a holiday period.
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South Korea
Huh Chung
Synp
Rhree
Buh Chung
Rhet
Youngstown
Rhee
W.S. Steek Corp
Ohio Works
Avill
Desler Ovsl
Republic
Boul Ke Lee Chig
United States
Huh Ching
Bit Hey
Hie Maunentnnel
Eaton Troop 41 Court of Honor Monday in Bay ton
Eaton Troop 41 Court of Honor will be held Monday at the Methodist church in Bay ton sponsored by the Eaton Hotary club. A sit down dinner will be served at 6 59 p m and the program begins at 7 00. Eagle awards will be presented to Ken Sandsedt Warren A Miller Roger E Greenway and John Hyde. Four scouts have advanced together in the troop with prior injuries endured during merit badge work. Other awards include first class ranks signaling music home repairs painting rabbit raising cooking farm layout and building. Presentations will be led by Scoutmaster Baldridge and troop leaders from Longs Perk council Baldridge is a former scoutmaster who helped guide the four Eagle Scouts.
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Fralon
Eaton Hotary Club
Methodist
Bayton
Avill Bely
Robert Sealt
Greeley
Weld
Pols Scouts Sci
Scoming
Ken Sandsedt
Warren A. Miller
Roger E. Greenway
John Hyde
Larry Vince Ant Jin Gies
Vance
Misic
Bol Wyman
Roger White
Jim Gieisiorming
Wee Anomont
Les Sith
Denver Firm Low Bidder for Rocky Flats Expansion
The Olsany Construction Co. of Denver appears to be the low bidder at 799135 dollars for a project at the Mocky J Flats atomic plant northwest of Denver operated by the Dow Financial Co for the Atomic Energy Commission. The bidder remarks that details of the operation and scope have not been disclosed.
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Jet
Denver
Ahto
Rocky Flats
Man Had Training To Aid In Burglary
Authorities in Boulder report a man, Don Davis, 33, of Lafaytte, Col, admits training in installing burglar alarms in Denver to aid robbery. James Davis and Stanley Davis, along with two brothers in law, were arrested after a liquor store robbery in Boulder and a bystander’s alarm bypass admission details emerged from Sheriff Roberts.
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Boulder
Denver
Adams Caimly
Bob Robarts
Don Davis
la Faytte
Cole
Lee Davis
Joty Davis
Stanley Davis
Sheritt Roberts
Ranch Wife Dies at RR Crossing near New Castle
Elva L. Hensley, 30, of Divide, was killed when her car was struck by a Rio Grande Western freight train at a crossing near the depot in New Castle Colorado. The engineer said the train was 47 miles per hour. the impact halted traffic for five hours.
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New Castle
Colo
Catoile
Elva L. Heasley
Bruce Haresurt
Yuma Banker Heads Assn
Denver AP reports L. Be Fite Gerald, president of Farmers State Bank of Yuma, was elected president of the Colorado Bankers Association. A. E. Fordham of Grant was named first vice president and Eugene H Adams of Denver second vice president. James C Scerhoro of Denver was reelected secretary treasurer.
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Denver (Ap
L. BE
Fitegerald
Farmers State Bank of
Yuma
Colorado Bankers Association
A. E. Fordham
Grant
Tiai
Eugene H.adams
Denver
James C. Scerhoro
Kigerian Rebel Goes to Paris
Rebel figure linked to Kigerian movement heads to Paris amid growing international interest. Community observers note the figure's travel signals shifting regional activism and potential diplomacy avenues. Local press profiles emphasize the symbolic reach of the Paris trip.
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Kigerian
Paris
Sukarno Installs Own Parliament Amid Rebel Talks
Indonesian President Sukarno forms a provisional parliament with 283 seats to govern after a rebel movement seeks a socialist state. Delegates travel to Paris for talks with France and Algerian leaders as a truce and end to hostilities are pursued.
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Seft
Paris
Fethat Abbas
Afli- Jakarta
Si‘Clare
Indonesia
Hi Jabarla
Ben Yahia
Athas
Charles de Gaulle
Crissaries
France
Jast
Mornay
Indiredeahtet de Gaulle
Fitul Tion
Sukarno
Opeh
Three Firsts To Weld Posse at Larimer County Fair
Weld County Howsted Sheriff's Posse members placed in three events at the gymkhana sponsored by the Larimer Sheriff’s Posse. Competitors from Weld, Larimer, and Atapshoe counties medaled in ribbon roping, cow milking, trawhide race, fate bending, barrel race, golf coverings, and stake race with Torrez and Bishop among top finishers.
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Weld County
Howsted
Sheriff's Posse
Larimer
Jaunly
Sheriff's Posea
Fairgrounds
Loveland
Weld
Atapshoe
Plocen
Bishop
JP Frank ‘Ocroz
Floyd A
Ras) Sharp
Torrez
Dud Richardsons
Archie Glenn
Henry Shields
Haken Fahrenruch
Sharp
Colf Vepings Hislop
Glenn
Jrovees
Rebels Seek Truce Talks in Algerian War
An emissary of Algerian rebels arrived in Paris to arrange truce talks in the 14 year conflict. Ahmed Boumendjel accompanied by Abbas supporters aimed to press for self determination and end of colonial rule in Algeria, amid Cold War era diplomacy and international reactions.
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Frome
Ahmed Boumendjel
Ferhat Abbas
Tunis
Botmendjel
Beo Yala
Abbas
Ehlef Vide
M. Hokiti
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
APM
Mands
France
Algeria
South Africa
Alecia
Economie and
Social Alfatra
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Mendjel
Presi J
Roger Maris
Deni Ge Gaulle
Mikoyan Attacks U.S. Image at Oslo Exhibition
Soviet official Anastasi Mikoyan condemned the United States as ridiculous and world craving in a bold opening at Akershus Castle during an industrial show. He spoke before King Olav and dignitaries amid a separate after dinner jab at U.S. intentions. In Virginia, Paul Wallan Jenkins, 70, retired VP at Corning Glass works, Pittsburgh, died at his White Stone home.
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Norway
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Anastasi
Mikoyan
Inday
United States
Mate Ilgel
Akershus Castle
Olav
U.S
White Stone
Paul Wallan Jenkins
Corning Glass Works
Pittsburgh
White Slone
Former Paratrooper Shot Dead in Home Invasion
Joseph F. Lupoli, 38, a former paratrooper, was shot once in the temple at his home on 6 River Dr. while his wife Ann, 26, watched a gun flash from darkness. The intruder fled. three children slept nearby. Police found a weather pistol near the front door, no motive evident. Detective Sgt. Arthur Denny said Mrs. Lupoli could not identify the shooter.
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Gunmar Am
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Lupoli
Castro Confident of Sugar Output
Fidel Castro told Cubans on a Friday night TV address that Cuba would wager a million tons of sugar production with US Secretary of State Christian Herter. He offered to surrender Cuba’s US quota if 1961 output falls by a million tons, while increasing quality to keep the trade. He warned of seizing American property if quotas are cut.
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Christian A. Sleeles
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Wilkins Bids Low On Control Center
Wilkins Co of Bowder named apparent low bidder for FAA control center project in Longmont Colorado with a bid of 1 514 545. Construction to start early next month and basic structures to be completed in two months. Center to cost about four million dollars including equipment and will be manned by 3K specialists serving flights in Colorado and neighboring states. The Wilkins firm is also building for First National Banks in Longmont and Fort Collins and a hospital addition at Sterling.
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Wilkins] Co., Inc
Bowder
Federal Aviation Agency
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Stapleton Field
Denver
Tornadoes Strike Northeast As Storm Sweeps East
Tornadoes ripped through Pennsylvania New York and Vermont Friday night causing widespread damage. The Weather Bureau reported cold air from the central states and Canada fueling the outbreak with warnings across New Jersey Connecticut and Massachusetts. Schenectady and its suburbs faced heavy destruction as winds toppled buildings and disrupted services. Dozens of structures were damaged with emergency declarations in parts of New York and New Jersey and mass evacuations along beaches in New England.
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Weather Bureau
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Canada
Pennsylvania
New York
Vermont
New Jersey
Connecticu
Massachusetts
Schenectady
Rly
Sehenyctady
Rotterdam
Woodly
Glens Falls
Jeffersonville
New England
Mayor Hit by Egg in Ontario Photo Op Incident
In Niagara Falls Ontario AP report, Moscow mayor Nikolai Bobrovnikov was splattered by an egg while posing with TV star Wyatt Earp actor Hugh O’Brian during a goodwill photo session. The assailant, 20 year old Ged Janusomis, was chased, arrested, and later released on bail. O’Brian continued posing as police pursued the suspect.
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Victoria Park
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Mayac Franklin Miller
George Nelms
Otawa
Bobravnikov
Canada
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Bobrovnikuw
Miller
Four disturbance officers quell Sam's Steak House fight
Police reported a early morning disturbance at Sam's Steak House on 915 ah Ave at 1 34 am Saturday. Four people were jailed after a melee that damaged dishes and furnishings. the incident drew officers and witnesses. George Bernard Shaw reference appears in unrelated quotes.
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Sam’s Steak
Tal Ealon
Legislators Deny Expense Voucher Talk
Washington AP John Knight publisher of Wrights newspapers said reporters searched 25 000 congressional expense vouchers and found irregularities involving about a dozen House members Harris and others denied wrongdoing and called the articles a smear The committee chaired by Rep Harris proposed legislation to curb payola and rigged quiz shows in media and urged standards to prevent such abuses by lawmakers.
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Walter Pincus
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Carn
Tornado Tears Through Imbody Farm Near Pottstown
Eyewitness accounts describe a Friday night tornado near Pottstown Pennsylvania that destroyed a 12 year old farm home. Curtis and Mir Imbody their four children and two neighbors sheltered as walls collapsed and their riding horse was killed. The family lost most belongings in seconds as trees uprooted and bricks flew from the house.
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Evans elected president of Nuclear Medicine Society
Dr Isharatery Evans head of radiology research at the University of Iowa was elected president of the 2,000 member Society of Nuclear Medicine. He succeeds Henry Turners of Oklahoma City with Paul Meadows of Pittsburgh installed as vice president by more than 700 delegates. Lindon Seed of Chicago's Augustana Hospital was named president-elect and J Ry Mayfield Jr of Dallas was elected vice president-elect.
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Johnson Drives To Stop John Kennedy
Supporters of Senator Lyndon B. Johnson intensified their drive to stop Senator John F. Kennedy at the Democratic national convention in Los Angeles. Governors Daniel and Ellington organized a Southern bloc at the Glacier National Park meeting to push Johnson and attack Kennedy. Johnson backers cite expected first ballot votes near 592 for Kennedy around 902, while Ohio’s Dialle predicts a Kennedy victory. Nixon gains momentum in Indiana Republican faction.
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Texas
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Massachusetts
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Mont
Price Daniel
Buford Ellington
Tennessee
Johnson
Kenly
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Michael ¥. Dialle
Ohio
Kennedy
New York Times
New York
Liberal Party
Oscar Chapman
Citizens-for-Johnson
1088 Register For Activities At Gresley Community
A summer program summary shows 2098 participants across activities at Gresley Community. Toy program enrollments reach 500 for Young American baseball. Youth swimming 200. Cily Church softball 238. Sunrise Farr Lather Ronelpres playgrounds 292. music activities 128 including band and orchestra. Trampoline and fumbling 125. Adult swimming 10. Tennis 86. Arts and crafts 87. Kinder through third grade 44. social recreation 43. elementary square dancing 26. horseback riding 1. baseball for 13 and 14 year olds 77. most programs began this week.
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Cily Church
Sunrise
Farr
Lather
Ronelpres
Grandson of Local Woman's Winner Hits Talent Show Stage
Alimemy Teed, son of Mr and Mrs William Hiddoch of Sara sota Florida and grandson of Alina Westberg, belongs to the Merry Men singing group. They placed high in a regional contest, will perform on Coke Time Denver TV, and have cut records for Columbia. Hiddoch's family moved from Greeley to Sarasota in 1957 where he starred in high school basketball and baseball and worked in the school system's audio-visual department.
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Alimemy Teed
William
Fiddoch
Sarasota
Fla
Alina Westberg
Aye
Merry Men
USA
New York
Reid
Greeley
Merry Ben
Vna
Rathmore
Apr Ptar
Coke Time
Channel 9
Denver
Columbia Records
Hiddoch
Windsor Plans Ridiculous Day Ridiculous Day Promoted
Windsor Chamber proclaims next Thursday as Ridiculous Day with merchants and citizens dressing in ridiculous fashions. A free barbecue will headline the afternoon, and a donkey basketball game tops the evening activities as residents showcase playful, silly stunts.
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Windsor
Spy Trade for Powers Talked
Roanoke AP report notes an attorney near pilot Francis Gary Powers’s hometown says he is exploring a swap: Powers for Col. Rudolf Abel, the Soviet spy imprisoned in the United States. The possible exchange is discussed as negotiations continue.
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Franwis Powers
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Roanoke Lawyer Confers on Soviet Trip Plan
Local Roanoke attorney reported to have conferred Thursday with Powers family in Western Virginia city about a 4959 Pinto Beans visa to accompany Oliver Powers on a trip to the Soviet Union. The correction notes Jung 25 as the father and references Barley He said.
Marine Bill Killed in Conference Committee Action
Washington AP reports conferees from Senate and House killed a 240 million dollar fund to boost Marine Corps fighting forces and raise strength by 25,000 above present levels. Thirty three senators and five House members sought a compromise on the annual defense appropriations bill.
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