Conflicting Reports Persist On Prisoner Group Future
Reports diverge on what happens to 197 Cuban prisoners as negotiators and a Havana radio source clash over plans. Prisoners deny plans to leave and say they seek freedom. U S officials report no new guidance. Key West and Miami await a decision from the tractors committee on future actions.
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Momey
Coun Kry West
Fla
Imittee
Hon Wisy
Hooker
Fidel Castro
Havana
Cuba
Planation
Ita
Key West
Castro
Freedomn
Miami
State of Emergency Proclaimed in Kuwait
Kuwait proclaims a state of emergency amid Iraqi pressure and border tensions. Kuwait seeks Arab League membership to gain equal footing with Iraq, while Britain pledges to defend Kuwait’s independence. Diplomatic sources note cautious Arab League review and potential regional support.
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Bhirat
Lebanon
Iraq
Arab League
Abdel Aziz Flassan
Cairo
Middle East
Saudi Arabia
Sheik Abdullah l- Salim
As'sahah
Britain
Hassan
League
Abdel Kari Kassem
London
Xuail
Acllish Andamerican
Litte
Soviet Union
Kassem
The
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Leaguer
Storms in Japan Cause 23 Dead and 44 Injured
Torrential rains lash western and central Japan causing landslides and missing persons. The casualties climb to 23 dead and 44 injured as weekend rains delay the typhoon season and drop over 94 inches in some areas.
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Tokyo
Japan
District 6 Enrolls 366 for Summer School
District 6 reports 366 students enrolled in its summer session at Greeley Public Schools. Principal Richard Biddie announced a nearly 50 percent rise from last year. Elementary classes run at Camecon and Franklin, with 11 classes in the Greeley High School program offering courses such as social problems American history and algebra.
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Greeley Public Schools
Richard Biddie
Ing
Camecon
Franklin
Greeley High School
Ciee
Weather figures and regional forecast snapshot
Weather summary reports 93 degree daytime highs with scattered showers and cooler air arriving by midweek. Regional outlook covers Colorado and Wyoming with notes of isolated late day storms, cooler northern areas, and highs in the 40s to 50s in higher elevations.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Continental Divide
West Corner
Ramsey says Land Board misrepresented by critics
A. M. Ramsey, president of the State Land Board, told a Democratic Forum gathering in Denver that rentals revenue rose over 46 percent in eight years while administrative costs fell. He labeled the board one of the state's most misunderstood agencies.
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Denver
Indicted in illegal phone hookups for betting operation
The Justice Department announced 18 men indicted in a New Orleans grand jury case on 20 counts for using illegal long distance phone hookups to conceal a nationwide horse race betting system. Defendants, led by 13 charged as conspirators, allegedly paid AT&T employees to fix switchboards and evade toll charges over years from 1952 to 1958. Bond set at 25,000 each. several coconspirators named but not charged.
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Washington
IAP
Justice Department
Alty
Robert F. Menhedy
New Orleans
Baton Rouge
New York City
Chicago
Los Angeles
Las Vegas
Atlantic City
Miami
Bilo#l
Miss
Newport
Dhern
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
In Nnternal Revenue Service
U.S
Hersbert W. Christenberry
Benjamin Lassoff
Robert Tassoff
A Deckelbium
Alk Ath Sipeeinnati
Peter Joseph Merlino
Biloxi
Tance
At&t
Coreonc
Albert E. Bagneris
Vincent J. Caminita
New Jerleans
Sino Klayman
Frank Mariia
Cincinnati
Jonglines
Maritime Strike Hearing Begins
A three member board opened hearings to determine if a daylong cooling off period under federal law is warranted amid the national maritime strike. President Kennedy invoked the law to halt the walkout, with union leaders warning the injunction could trigger broader disruption if violated.
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New York
API
National Maritime
Arike
David Cole
Teh
Kennedy
Jay
Tall-Hartey
Sostrain Kennedy
Fawlfvnders
Joseph Curran
National Maritime Union
Luxuiry Board
Atttartley
Few Vote Early In Re Election
Voters were few at polling places in the Re 5 district as a tight race looms in a school election. In Re 6, including Greeley Evang and Ashton, only 8 votes by noon, compared with 76 in 1959. In Re 8 yn M50 the tally was 410 opposed to plan and 237 in favor.
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Bob Beard
Greeley
Evang
Ashton
Evans
Arlington
Cameron
Park
Tribune
Schoo Tlis- Wiels
X Vote
pitt./oy
Greeley Wilhl
Water Board Pushes Plan For Subdivider Water Fees
The Water Board urged adoption of a proposed ordinance for future subdivisions requiring developers to furnish one acre foot of water per acre or its cash value. The plan, backed by W.D. Farr, aims to secure more water rights for growth, but drew opposition noting double charges and higher fees in other cities.
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City Water Board
Big Thompsoh
Water Board
Charles Karawsky
Weld County Auilhers Association
Karawsky
Thes Builders Association
Karowsky
Robert $. Davis
Aml
Greeley
W. D. Farr
Farr
Colorado
City Studies Boyd Lake Storage Pact
City and the Greeley Loveland Irrigation Co discussed a proposed water storage and delivery contract at Boyd Lake. A joint meeting approved moving forward with details, including a 10,000,000 gallon daily transmission line costing about 2.26 million, to serve an expanding region near Greeley and Loveland.
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Boyd
Boyd Lake
Ortheast
Loveland
Greeley-loveland Irrigation Co
Sflernoatt
City
Cil Ats
City Walter Board
Thomas A. Richardson
William K. Kelly
Water Board
Carl Mossberg
Greeley Loveland, Irrigation Co
William H.le Southard
Companty
Richardson
Boyd Take
Bellvue
W. Wi
Wheeler and Associates
Denvert
Feastbie
Wheeler
Greeley
Comparson
Mission Line
Bellyue
Jack Rabbit Trail
Southard
Senate OKs New Social Security Bill in Senate Vote
The Senate passed Kennedy's Social Security bill 90 to 0, paving new aged medical care later this year. It raises age to 62 for benefits, boosts minimum to 40 dollars, expands widow's benefits, and adds about 160000 people to coverage. A conference with the House will reconcile differences.
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Washington
Kennedy
Senate
House
Senate House Conference Committee
Danish sow yields record piglets through two consecutive days
Aksel Egedre's sow in Copenhagen gave birth to 34 piglets, a potential world record according to Danish veterinary experts. The litter occurred 16 on Sunday and 19 on Monday, highlighting an extraordinary farrowing sequence.
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Copenhagen
Aksel Egedre
Slight Majority Favors Sending Jackson Sixth Graders to Heath
Parents at Jackson School debated sending sixth graders to Heath Junior High or building temporary Jackson rooms. School board member Robert O. Singer outlined routes and timing, noting Heath’s facilities plus redirection of classes and no extra district cost.
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Jackson
Heath
Soe Beard
Jackson School
Jackson] Nile
Jack
Singer
Robert O. Singer
Greeley School
Heath Junior High School
Heath Word
Aly
Sfackson
Meeker Junior High
Hel
Maplewood
Warren Terry
Nho
Elizabeth Anderson
Heath Classrooms
Leslie K. Grimes
Redstone Missile Test Success in Cape Canaveral
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP the Redstone Missile fired 200 miles Monday night marking a successful windup of the first ballistic missile program begun years ago The Army Ballistic Missile Agency said the final Redstone performed as planned overall tests show 41 successes in 45 launches
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
America
Army Ballistic Missile Agency
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