Auto Workers Okay Agreement With Ford Sun
UKEVELAND AP The United Auto Workers Local 420 ratified an agreement Sunday ending a 10 day strike at Ford Motor Co. Walton Hills stamping plant. About 3,200 members attended the meeting to hear the 11 page pact. Only four voted against. Ford would have 39,000 workers back by midnight Monday with others returning by Monday night. The settlement centers on production targets for quarter panels on the Comet and other parts, and restores pay lost through discipline.
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Ukeveland
APY
United Auto Workers Local 420
Ford Motor Co
Walton Hills
Ford
Foard
Aonday
Bedford
Open House Highlights New Youth Center at Old Armory
About 250 attendees at the Old Armory 614 Avenue open house previewed the Our Lady of Peace Youth Center, a $23,000 renovation transforming shower stalls and basement spaces into a recreation hub. Renovations include new glass doors, blinds, a hardwood floor, repainted rooms, and plans for chairs, pool and ping pong tables, plus a driver ramp for mechanical work in the basement. Boy Scout Troop 207 received a new charter and will use the center for meetings. Pete Fuccbo named youth center manager. Contact information for room bookings provided.
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Ken Frater
Armory
Our Lady of Peace
Greeley
Oor
Louisiig
Estrada
Our Lady of Peaver
Travemant
National Guard
CLP Church
Pete Fuccbo
Rucobo J
Garela
Texas Man Shot in Leg at Fort Lupton Town Tavern
Victor Romero of San Benito Texas was shot in the leg during a shooting at the Town Tavern in Fort Lupton. He was admitted to Weld County General Hospital in unstable condition. The sheriff’s office reported limited details and noted the incident involved local police notification. Separate reports described multiple thefts and property incidents around the county, including missing bicycles, a boat, and plants, with various owners identifying losses and investigation ongoing.
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Texas
Victor Romero
San Benito
Tex
Fort Lupton
Sheriff's Office
Romero
Weld County General Hospital
Etinget
Emu
Jete Zimmerman
Sunset Lane
Spotley
Vile
Mead
Harvey Gumisey
Langamont
John Dahlgren
Ault
Shert
Firemen Aid Choking Baby Returns Safe
Firemen rushed to an emergency alarm at 11 34 am. They found baby Beverly Marguez about 12 or 13 months old choking but she was all right on arrival. Cause of the choking was not known.
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Firermen
Sit Ah St
Beverly Marguez
Warning System Nets Four Arrests in Greeley
Four people were arrested in Greeley after a check warning system alerted police when a Montgomery Ward clerk noted the group leaving a store. Among those held were Hetty Ann Myers and Dean Frank White rock, escapees from Colorado State Hospital Pueblo, and Eugene Alvert Whiterock of Phoenix. Lee E. McCauley of Longmont was also taken into custody for forgery investigation.
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Greeley
Colorado State Hospital
Pueblo
Hetty Ann Myers
Dean Frank Whiterock
Eugene Alvert Whiterock
Phoenix
Ariz
Lee E. McCauley
Longmont
Greeley City
A. C) Penney Co
Greelay
Montgomery Ward
Miss Myers
Dean Whiterock
State Hospital
In the Courts District Court Confidence Game Charge Filed
Toby Martinez, 27, of Fort Lupton, was charged with confidence game in an information filed by Deputy District Attorney Bohlen der. Martinez allegedly obtained and attempted to obtain $20 on May 9 from the Platte Valley Army Store at Gilcrest for his release from jail, set at a $2,000 bond and returnable July 2.
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District Court
Tralph
Toby Martinez
Fort Lupton
William E. Bohlender
Martinez
Platte Valley
Army Sloce
Gilcrest
Dod
Mrs Maude Gray Dies at Pueblo
Mrs. Maude Gray of 2118 ith Ave died Friday at the state hospital in Pueblo. Born February 20 1880 in Laparle she married Mon tells Gray in 1912. he died in 1942. She lived much of her life in Greeley and is survived by a daughter Velma Samples of Denver a brother Carl N. Jones and two state sisters Mamie Jones. Police report details of a subsequent attack mention suspects from Denver and Eaton with a motive of robbery. Funeral services at Memorial Chapel with interment Linn Grove Cemetery.
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Mauda Gray
Ith Ave
State Hospital
Pueblo
Laparle
Montells Gray
Gray
Greeley
Velma A. Samples
Denver
Carl N. Jones
Jack Groginsky
Router
Groginsky
Sidney H. Kearney
Raymon T
Eaton
Twthie
Jane
Colorado State College
Jack Shaw
Norman T. Oppelt
June Stuckey
Gilbert Stause
Frank Lakin
Jerry Tanner
Gary Miller
Carl
William
Eod
Wyoming Educator Named Western State President
Dean Harland Bryant of the University of Wyoming College of Education was chosen as president of Western State College at Gunnison. Bryant, 51, has led Wyoming’s college of education since 1954 and will assume duties September 1 after a nationwide search. He served in the Navy in World War II and holds a doctoral degree in education from the University of Missouri. His son teaches in Green River and his daughter is a University of Wyoming student.
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Denver
Harland Bryant
University of Wyoming College of Education
Western State College
Gunnison
Bryant
Grant Venn
Peace Corps
Wyoming
Wealann State
Yea
Univvarsity of Missouri
Robert
Green River
Wyo
Mary
University of Wyoming
Polio Vaccine Drive Aims to Reach Area Centers
Denver area health officials report 360 564 people received Sabin oral polio vaccine yesterday with Denver as the center. Officials expect more injections next Sunday as the drive continues across the county and state.
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Denver
Monrovia’s Free Port Sees 13 Percent Cargo Rise in 1961
Monrovia reports a 13 percent increase in overall cargo handled at the Free Port during 1961. The gain reflects stronger trade activity and port operations, signaling improvement in regional commerce and logistics.
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Monrovia
Christman Named Bryant Award Semifinalist
Stanley E. Christman of Kersey is cited as a semifinalist in the 1961 Lane Bryant Annual Awards for volunteers in community welfare projects. The award of $1,000 recognizes voluntary participation benefiting American home and community life. Christman has led activities in the Kersey area including the Volunteer Fire Department and Rescue Unit.
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Stanley E. Christman
Kersey
Lane Bryant
Christman
Christmas
George L Neal Dies in Denver Hospital Friday
George L. Neal of Evergreen formerly of Greeley died Friday at St Josephs Hospital in Denver after heart battery failure. Funeral services for Neal will be at 1 pm Tuesday from Olinger Chapel Denver, with graveside rites at 3 pm in Evans Cemetery. He had undergone prior heart surgery and a battery device in his heart failed. Neal and his wife Nellie had recently visited their daughter in Pulerty Tica. He was formerly a trucker in Greeley.
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George L. Foal
Evergreen
Greeley
Olinger Chapel
Denver
St. Joseph's
YF Neal
Tata
Blood. T
Neal
Nellie
Pulerty Tica
Estes Lawyers Seek Immediate Trial in Texas
Billie Sol Estes' lawyers on Monday requested an immediate trial on state felony charges. The district judge indicated the case could proceed as scheduled for a future date. Survivors include his wife Nel lie, two daughters Roberta Pally and Betty Krenver, two sons George Jr and Joseph, his father Joseph Neal, a sister Esther Watson, and three brothers in Fort Morgan.
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Nellie
Roberta Pally
Golden
Betty Krenver
Puerto Rico
George Jr
Evergreen
Joseph
Denver
Joseph Neal
Guymon
Okla
Esther Watson
Grooley
Fort Morgan
Peuos
Tex. Tap
Billie Sol Estes
J. H. Staley
Aftarnann
Rusk and Home Meet on Red China Buildup
Secretary of State Rusk and British Foreign Minister Home held talks during Berlin discussions on the Chinese mainland threat and the Quemoy Matsu tensions. Both governments signaled unity with limited details as Western officials reviewed intelligence and weighed future talks with Moscow.
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Lundun Japi
U.S
Home
Nillest Patley
Dean Rusk
Burin
Lord Home
Landers
China
Moscow
Quemoy
Berlin
Matsu
Russell
Rusk
Asst
Robert Manning
John Russel
Britishoreign Office
Chiang Kai-shek
Bids Announced For Road Work In Colorado
Denver AP reports the Colorado Highway Department will open bids on July 5 for six miles of U.S. Highway 40 West near Berthoud Pass and bids on July 10 for 11 miles of State Highway 96 east of Querencia. The Custer County project is estimated at 291487 dollars. The article also notes broader NATO and disarmament talks and Berlin notes among global topics.
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Yurnee Way
Denver
Colorado
West Texas Lown
Highway Department
West
Texas
Berthoud Pass
Dudge Staley
Tate Trday
Tes
Reeves County
Querniess
Quernlida
Custer County
North Atlante Treaty Organization
Europe
Eans
Geneva
Britain
InGeneva
Berlin
Moscow
Flower Show Continued From Page One
Flower show results feature D H Laubher and Mrs Baldridge among huntors with Baechelne Buttons winning first place. Ted Buel and Maney Buel share honors in hybrid tea. Cathy Buel shines in grandiflora with Ted Buel earning multiple placements. Theresa Provincha and Ann Markham lead Betsey White and others in Sweet William entries.
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Lin Yutang
Theresa Provancha
Winnie the Mood
Mary Evans
Sharon Haley Jhnird
Betsy White
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Our Lady of Peace Church
Tribune Pheta
Ken Frazier
Auto Workers
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Old Armory
Gonzalo Garcia
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We Sheritt
Melvin Bennett
Bennett
Jaurmoor
Western State
Stan Christman
Bryant Awards
Tribune
Ted Buel
Don Buel
Bath Ave. Court
GCA
Ted
Jackson School
Laura Schroeder
Ralph Doney
George L. Neal
Denver Hospital
Estes
Red China
D. H. Laubher
Mrs. Baldridge
Greeley Tribune
Tae
11Th Ave
Greeley, Colorado
Stark Western Wear
Nocona Boots
Texas Boots
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