Draft Act Is Passed In Congress Amid Draft Extension Debate
Both the House and Senate approved the draft extension act after a heated fight over retaining the doctors draft provision. The measure, approved by a Senate vote and sent to conference, would extend the selective service draft to include doctors and dentists under age 46, despite opposition from medical associations.
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Washington
House
Senain
Senate
House Representatives
Mason
Pumps Show Promising Results At Boyd Lake Test
Two pumps installed by the Greeley Loveland Irrigation Co at Boyd Lake near Loveland were tented for the first time at 1 a.m. Monday and reportedly worked fine. The test lasted about half an hour and aims to move water from the river into the company ditch system.
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Greeley-Loveland Irrigation Co
Boyd Lake
Loveland
John C. Straener
Uw Company
Eteady Une
Bes N Ob
Five Assigned to La Salle Port of Entry
Five officers will staff the La Salle port of entry on a 24 hour duty cycle starting July 1 under the expanded port of entry system. Richard H. Lay Jr., supervisor. Glenn Boyce. John R. Maloney. William Taylor. and Joan H. Wiles are assigned. Maloney previously served here and transfers to the state revenue department. Port employees will collect highway taxes from truckers who evaded payment in the past. the La Salle port was formerly patrolled.
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la Salle
Richard Hl.shelay Jr
Glenn ¥. Boyce
John R. Malones
William 4. Taylor
Joan H. Wiles
Erea
Maloney
Uirmate Pateol
Atata Revenue Department
Weather Outlook for Colorado Five Day Period
Weather forecast for Colorado shows high temperatures near 89 with highs in the 80s and lows around the 50s. Showers and possible thunderstorms expected mainly in the mountains and northeast regions. Gusty winds in afternoon hours, showers likely Thursday into Friday with little overall temperature change.
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Colorado
Northeest Corner
Bequest Presented to Hospital Board
A 500 bequest was presented Monday to Weld County General Hospital board of trustees by George Davis, administrator of the Laura Van Sickle estate. Funds are to buy equipment or materials as the board decides. Mrs. Van Sickle was the widow of late George Van Sickle, a prominent entrepreneur and auto dealer here.
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Weld County General Hospital Board of Trustees
George Davis
Laura van Sickle
Tris
van Sickie
George van Sickie
Pnpeer
Ivery
Search Plane Sights Marine Flier on Raft
A U S Marine flier missing for three nights was sighted on a raft about 123 miles south of Tokyo by a search plane. Two aircraft circled the raft while radio contact was maintained, as Albatross and Air Force planes lit the area for an armada of search craft and ships. The raft was first spotted by the Albatross. The crew's identities and exact status remained unconfirmed.
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Tokyo
U.S
Pacific
Andic Force
Sai
Mariner
Alwatross
Thesday
Minneapolis
David Winton Tielt
Norman Dovelas Wilson
Carol June Feurt
Cheyenne
Sadag Taldore Tora
Shirley
Esther Vigil
Tuth
Kersey
Drill Work Reported Near Greavewoot Weld County
Oil drilling activity is noted in Weld County north of Greavewoot as rotary drilling begins on a wildcat well. Landowner Andrew Vine of Denver area holds the right to the surface while crew from Frateration Co. proceeds with location No. 2 Merritt in Laramie County nearby.
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Creekened Drilling Company
Tava
Greavewoot
Weld
Wildcater
Maina Frateration Company
Andrew 1
Key
Up Vine St
Denver
Sigelas
Williams
Merritt
Laramie County
Wye
Tine Halls
Denver-Juiesbiurg Haan
Fahrenbruch Leads Eaton Lamb Feeding Event FFA 4-H Winners
Bob Fahrenbruch of Eaton First won first place at the Chamber of Commerce lamb feeding event for FFA and 4-H members. Lester Peterson of Eaton took second and Carl Thoun of Pierce third. The program began September with nine boys buying 309 lambs in October, feeding on farm, and marketing when profitable, with one team placing in judging competiton and prize money totaling noted profits.
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Bob Fahrenbruch
Eaton Fra
Chamber of Commerce
FFA
Ten Home Montag
Weld County
Isking
Lester Peterson
Eaton
Carl Thoun
Pierce
John P. Watson
Don Crockroft
Fred Cozzeles, Jr
Wilkins
Dick Woods
C of
Ramba
National Western
Pive
Thoutt
Art Grauberger
Charles
Trace Johnson
Fahrenbroch
Wait Ant
Peterman
Ron
Don Walters
Tlon Pappenheim
Weld County to Use 15 Census Divisions for Reporting
The Census Bureau and Colorado state officials plan county wide divisions for statistical reporting. County leaders including August J. Nogara from Washington consult with county officials to shape areas based on communities serving as a focal point. Divisions will be larger than election precincts with permanent boundaries and about listed populations across towns such as Erie Fort Lupton Windsor and others. These divisions aim to help local administrators newspapers and business groups measure influence without altering election precinct boundaries.
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Colorado
Bureau of the Census
Washington
Gregan
Idaho
Orgia
August J. Nocara
Cenaux Stat
Conty
Weld
Cehans
Renwin
Wich
Comronditms
Tt 18
Cenais
County Wietais
Hosiness
Eliie
Nogara
Anit
Arron
Erie
Azn
Evans
Fort Lupron
Rem
Frederick
Grover
Inga
Dohnatowm
Keeneabnre - ii
Traffic Deaths Rise Five From Last Year in Colorado
A Tuesday highway crash killed Peter Frilot, 62, of Los Angeles, whose wife Maryanne Frilot died Monday in a collision near Rangely. Paul Juergens, 29, of Jordan, was hospitalized in serious condition. investigation suggests Juergens drove on the wrong side. Additional fatalities included C. C Vaughn, 24, from Lowry Air Force Base, reported at Fitzsimons Hospital, and Fred Blanchard Jr., Denver, who died of injuries from a three week old car crash.
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Associated Pree Qne
Colorado
Auraat Peter Frilot
Los Angeles
Maryanne Frilot
Frilot
Paul Merman Juergens
Jordan
Cola- NdeViah
U.S. Ighway
Juergens
Rangely
Finlay
Juergéns
C. C Vaughn
Lowry Air Force
Mercyhis
Teng
Fitzsimons Arar Hospital
Trenver
Fred Blanchard, Jr
Denver
Commission Differs with Ike Highway Financing Plan
The Intergovernmental Relations Commission delivered a 311 page report urging the president to resume full civil defense command and to shift highway funding toward a polyviolyon build plan financed without debt. It favors federals grants while promoting state and local tax reform and constitutional modernization.
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Commission
Ike
Sterling F. Green
Washington Ua
Commission of Intergovernmental Relatong
Eisenhower
Congress
Rome
Taraton
Federel
Washington
Moyer Hestbahm
Chicago
Hart Schaffner & Marx Clothing
Thea
Gardner Sells long time studio after 36 years in business
Ralph E. Gardner dean of Greeley photographers retires July 1 surrendering his 1614 Wighth Street studio to Jerry Winder who has army discharge this year Gardner and wife Tema keep home at 1207 Thirteenth avenue and he aims to pursue photography freelance Winder, a Windsor native, with Barbara Adams and young son Douglas, will continue the studio with past work including engravings for newspapers and a history tied to regional events Gardner's career began in 1919, his studio served about 100000 portrait customers and he previously worked with engravings for Tribune after a high profile city hall shooting case involved Jack Printz
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Ralph E. Gardner
Greeley
Wighth Street
Jerry Winder
Gardner
Tema
Wll
Thirteenth Avenue
Winder
Windsor
Burn Hee
Creighton
Neh
Boulder
Andrew Gardner
Lo Noa Monthe
Greeley Hie
Normal High School
Otte Studio
Greemhauke
Hut Ax x
Akon
C. L. Oita
Gito Atedia
Plark
Eighth Avenue
Otic
Detroit
Washington
Relph Carpenter
Idner
Ray
California
Greetry
Louise
Topanga
Calif
Wer Buaband
Fred Blakey
Dauglas Aircraft
Santa Monica
Marilyn
Bobby
Maronic
Filka
Exchange Elut
Park Congregational
Rhuren
Baseball Today Chaene Stetec Prenes American League
Baseball today features AL matchups with Cleveland, Hurl, Ditmar, Cecarelli, Sain, Astroth, Shantz, and Garcia noted among players. The National League slate includes Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, New York at Cleveland, and Milwaukee at St Louis with several night games on the schedule.
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Kan
City
Cleveland
Ao Ditmar
Cecrarelli
Sain
Astroth
W. Shantz
Garcia
Narrisk
Heean
Haston
National League
Pittshaveh
Palladelphia
Niehl
New York
Aramilyn
Nizat
Thiraga
Milwaukee
Aneinaath
St. Louis
Hail Drenches Greeley Area Damaging Many Crops
A severe Monday hail storm hit the Greeley district of Great Western Sugar Company area, damaging 172 acres heavily and 196 acres moderately with lighter hits across nearby farms. The storm, extending from Gilcrest to Hastings and toward the potato experiment station, dropped up to 0.55 inches of rain and caused minor or no damage in some towns, with potatoes and beets recovering after a setback.
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Hall
Greeley
Great Western Sugar Company
John Edminston
Thesday
Routh
Gilcrest
Cliff Edmundson
Moth Halla
Greeler
Tras
Mublie
Gremsey
Johnstown
Milken
la Salle
Kersee
Aortheast
Grerley
Galeton
Barnesville
Coraish
Tomaté Plante Available Gergen preuvkie notice
A fragment reports a plant offer east of Chreeley with about 2000 tons of tomato plants available. The giver desires to supply people who have gardens. location is a quarter mile west of Delia and north of its road. A notice from Heenekle Garilen is posted.
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Gergen Preuvkie
Chreeley
Delia Aboal
Stream Flow Improves Area Water Outlook
Rains and heavy runoff from South Platte tributaries boost Colorado High Thompson project water storage. Horsetooth holds 85,400 acre feet, Carter Lake 40,000, Boulder reservoir 3,000. Poudre and St Vrain flows rise as Granby storage nears 210,000 acre feet. Project aims include filling Sea Lake for English ditch diversion, with Rand Lake enlarged for temporary canal use.
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South Platte
Colorado-Hig Thompson
Earl Phipps
Colorad Conservancy District
Lave
Thonthran
Lithia Thompson
St. Vrain
Raulder Creek
Vrain Nore
Rauther Creek
Noulder
Boulder Creek
Granby
Dune 15
Phipps
Thipps
Sea Lake
Fort Lupton
Platte
Coal Ridge Canal
Rand Lake
Tornado Rips Subdivision Wrecks 35 Homes in Nebraska
A deadly tornado struck a new Scottsbluff subdivision late Monday, killing a man and a woman and injuring several others. About 25 homes were leveled as eastern Wyoming facing flash floods and additional twisters caused widespread damage and hospital visits across the region.
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Scottsblafe
Wyoming
Nebraska
J. Dane Teis
Jim Karulos
Daniele
Nick Karubos
Heath
Karnhos
Pete
Rosalie
Towning urges extreme care during July 4 crowds
Weld County Safety Council head Lt. Towning urged 20 000 to 25 000 visitors to Greeley for the July 4 parade to drive carefully during the holiday weekend. He cited eight times higher fatality risk at higher speeds and warned against swimming in unsupervised waters. He advised long-distance drivers to rest to avoid drowsiness and maintained concrete examples of danger at 69 mph travel.
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Greeley
Wel
Enet D. Towning
Weld County Safety Council
Elter
Towning
Eaitt
Safety Council
Als
Noda
Omaha theft spree tale unfolds with burning of office
Joseph W. Cox admits a long theft spree in Omaha beginning with a $7 purchase, stealing cash and checks, setting fire to a company office, and stealing a company truck. He later forged and cashed one stolen check, compounding the crime.
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Omaha
Joseph W. Cox
Chaaha
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