Famed Palomino Patrol to perform in July 4th parade
The Palomino Mounted Patrol of El Jebel Temple Denver plans to march in the Go West With Greeley Fourth of July parade at 9 a.m. The three section parade will showcase bands, floats, riding clubs, and visiting dignitaries. The Patrol, with 32 active riders, owns its stables and facilities at 486 South Steele Street.
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Palomino Patrol
Unis Aire
Greeley
Tom Richardson
al Am
18Th Street
6Th] Ave
Patae Marshal
Harry Farr
Air Force Academy
Musiel Soloff
Lady In Waiting
Rodeo Committée
Blue Knight Dromant Bugle Corp
Denver Shrine
Palomino Mounted Patrol
el Jebel Temple
Denver
Chicago
Uring
el Jebel
Denver Athletic Club
Mounted Patrol
South Steele St
Independence Granted for Rwanda and Burundi as New States
The United Nations General Assembly voted to grant independence to Rwanda and Burundi, setting July 1 as the date they will emerge as sovereign states from the Belgium administered Rwanda-Urundi trust territory. The measure passed 330 to 10 abstentions with Iceland absent. The Soviet bloc abstained on the final vote after a defeated amendment urged Belgium to withdraw troops.
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United Nations
N.Y
APY
U.N. General Assembly
Rwanda
Burundi
U.N
Ruanda-Urundi
Belgium
Iceland
Cuba
Yugoslavia
Weather summary for the region shows mixed scattered storms
A scrambled forecast notes 2 pm temperatures around 92 with variable readings. Isolated afternoon and evening thundershowers are possible in Colorado and Wyoming. Cooler trend in northern areas with night lows around 55 to 65 and high mountains remaining 30s to 60s.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Greeley Rodeo Welcomes Linderman Comeback Ride
Veteran cowhand Bill Linderman, now RCA administrator, returns to Greeley after two decades to compete in saddle bronc and bareback events. Once a world champion all around cowboy, his career includes multiple riding titles and notable injuries. Summit Rodeo entries like Duane Hennigh and Don Mayo highlight the weekend program.
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Bil Linderman
Montana
Greeley
Linderman
Rodeo Cowboys Association
Denver
Great Brome
McArthur
Dylor Hills
Bill
Saat
Gooding
Ida
RCA
Idaho
Summit Redea
Idlea Livestock
Duane Hennigh
LaVerna
Ohio
Lee Cockrell
Panhandie
Tex
Don Mayo
Grinnell
Bill George
Thera
Mayo
Kennigh
Israel Captures Fugitive Seblen
Israel arrested Dr. Robert A. Soblen, a U.S. life-term spy fugitive, at the Savoy Hotel Tel Aviv after he arrived from New York via Paris using his late brother’s Canadian passport. Police held him for arraignment within 10 days. U.S. officials will seek his return though no extradition treaty exists.
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Cme Wottoetrey
Tel Aviv
Israel
Lernel
Robert ‘A. Seblen
United States
Savitt
Hur
Seblen
Sth
Brother
Soblen
New York
Paris
Berys Sable
Savoy
Tell Aviv
Unite States
U.S
Flobert M. Morgenthau
Morgenthau
Beras Sobel
Beras Hebrew
Bruce
Ari Anskovian
Jerusalem Post
Ahalom Varkonland
Fig
Turn Signals Added at 8th Ave at 9th St
Turn signals were added at the intersection of 8th Avenue and 9th Street. The change comes amid ongoing Senate investigations into the Estes case and cotton program administration. Freeman defended the Agriculture Department, admitting some errors while maintaining good faith.
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8Th Ave
9Th St
Walsington Iab
National Cotton Advisory Couof Agriculture
Orville L
Estes
Senate
John L.plex
McClellan
D-Ark
Pecos
Tex
Freeman
Actua
Senate approves sugar act extension and traffic signals
The Senate approved the administration sugar bill increasing domestic growers' share and allocating growth factor gains for new mills, setting up a House Senate conference fight. Separately, Freeman cited new left and right turn signals at 8th Ave and Sth St, with timing details for north south and right turns, as city officials consider warning signs and traffic movement studies.
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Freeman
8Th Ave
Mervil Miller
Ent
Gineer
Eistes
Estes
Ment
Department of Agthe
Estee
Washington
Senate
U.S
Kennedy
Senate House
Seane Ae
Onjgram
Ad- House
6Th St
Air St
Bth Ave
Sth Ave
S&h
Churchill Falls Fracture Sinks to Recovery in Monte Carlo
AP reports Winston Churchill suffered a simple fracture of the neck of the thigh while at a vacation hotel in Monte Carlo. His condition described as serious but managed by a four-person medical team. Churchill is 37 years old and under care at Princess Grace Hospital with Lady Churchill remaining at Chartwell.
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Monte Canim
Sitjmen
Winston Churchill
Uleigh Thors
Anthony
Lagia Browne
Winston
Churchill
Lady Churchill
Chartwell
England
Ita
Princess Grace Hospital
Prince Rainier
Charlis Chatelain
Fissore
Landon
Monte Carlo
Edmond Lebreton
Washington
Kenedy
Congress
Convicts Still Sit Atop Water Tower In Protest
Two convicts atop a nearly 100 foot water tower near Pittsburgh, James J. Pletcher and Alfred Nardi Jr., climbed down while others remained. Officials said no quick decision to end the sitdown was made as the men protested alleged brutal penitentiary conditions at Western State.
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Piptsburgh, Pa
AFJ
Western State Penitentiary
James J. Pletcher
Ahred Nardi Jr
Nardi
Pletcher
Arthur T. Presse
State Bureauc of Corrections
Harrisburg
R Sflixation
Hey Ward
Boach
Robert Payne
Arlington
Fort Lupton
Lupton
Seats Remaining for All Three Rodeo Days at Chamber
Chamber of Commerce reports good seats still available for all three rodeo performances. Clint Mayer, chamber manager, confirms tickets on sale during regular hours including Saturday morning at the Chamber office.
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Chamber of Commerce
Clint Mayer
Polling Places for County Precincts Announced
County clerk Mrs Ans Spomer announced polling locations for the county 48 precincts ahead of the election. Greeley precincts list schools and public buildings including Lincoln School Ward 2 City Central Garage and Greeley High School as sites. other towns such as Windsor Erie Nunn Mead Johnstown Briggsdale Pierce and Hudson also name specific high schools gyms and town halls as voting places.
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Ans Spomer
Greeley
Lincoln School
City Central
First St
13Th Ave
Park School
Maplewood
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Franklin
Sth Ave
Greeley High School Agriculure
Frasier Wall
Gunter Hall
Utd
Our Saviour's
American Jutheran Church
Ault
Aull
Mukken
City Hall
North Windsor
Windsor City
Auburn
Northwest
Fort Lupton
Freshrick
Frederick
Erie
Delta
Delta School
Kersey
Platte Valley High School
Nunn
South Windsor
Guild Hall
Nath Raton
Mead
Cari Carriugh School
South Fort Jaupton
Hudson
Grange Hall
la Salle
Platteville
New Raymer
Nmer
Brggsdele
Briggsdale High School
Pierce
Pierce High School
Prospect
Prospect High
Mercury Reaches 94 Degree High in Greeley Weather Brief
A Wednesday report notes a high around 94 degrees in Greeley with several stations including Creal Western and Public Service recording the day's peak temperature. The article provides fragmented readings and resembles a brief weather update from local stations.
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Greeley Wednesda
Creal, Western and
Public Service
House Nears Decision on Trade Bill
President Kennedy seeks bipartisan support as the House nears a critical vote on a sweeping trade bill. The measure aims to cut tariffs across many goods and expand powers to negotiate tariff eliminations with European partners amid economic pressure from the European Community.
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Kennedy
U.S
1 800 Chickens Perish in Fire
A large fire destroyed a chicken house at 421 E. 16th St owned by Le Wonstein. About 5,800 laying hens were killed as flames and smoke spread across south Greeley. Firefighters fought the blaze with water heavily, with weather including wind and rain easing after 4 p.m. No injuries reported as eight firefighters and police assisted.
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Abo & P.m
Het Ot
le Wonstein
E. 16Th St
Honstein
Fred
South Greeley
Theler Il
Kennedy
Dan
Stock Market Surges Upward After Rally Cues
NEW YORK AP The stock market surged upward heading toward a first solid rally since June 15. Trading was heavy on the New York Stock Exchange as leading stocks gained from cents to more than $2 a share and some growth issues jumped $5 or more. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials rose about 18 points by 2 p.m., up 2.97 percent to 582.06 as encouraging business news and a no wage increase aluminum settlement supported gains.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
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