Seven Buckers to Vie at Summit Rodeo in Laramie
Seven top bucking horses from the Summit Rodeo company of Laramie will headline the Greely Rodeo this week. The event features finalists from national ratings, including the famed Long Tina Jobson, a bareback horse seen in last year’s circuits. Bulls from Anderson rodeo stock will join the lineup for a $3,750 purse, with multiple riding events and night shows scheduled across Friday to Monday.
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Summit Rodeo Company
Laramle
Wye
Greely
Tina Jobson
Anderson
Grover
Winstock Tor
Too Cowboys Association
Robert Davis
Arena ¢Hairman
Expatica
Phe
Wil Bo
Bummil
Adams
Wise
Wateen Adams
Greeley
Jim Wise
Laremiz
Stems
Tammy Jones
Torrington
Wyo
Ube
Judy Wise
Joyce Mitchell
Seth
Laramie
Jack Anderson
Grayvee
Jinny White
Junior Meek
Cleburne
Tex
Ateek
Faety
Worth
Las Vegas
Phoenix
Colorado Federal Road Project Gets Boost
Washington reports Colorado’s proposed Denver to Cove Fort route across Western Colorado gains momentum as an amended highway bill advances. Sen. Allott and Sen. Case sponsor a change letting the interstate mileage develop simultaneously, potentially unlocking up to 300 million dollars annually. The plan envisions a four lane divided highway from Denver to the Utah border with an all weather channel after Loveland Pass and a total cost of 150 to 160 million dollars.
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Washington
API
Colorado
Denver
Cova Fort
Utah
House
Sens
Gordon Allottto Cole
Francis Case
RSI
Congress
Orado Aighway
Denver-to-Cove
Senate
Celorado
Deter
Toveland Pass
Deacons Fellowship Night At Hethel Baptist Church
Deacons from the Hocky Mountain Baptist conference gather at Hethel Baptist Church Thursday for a joint deacons meeting. The guest speaker is Rev. Loyd Dahlquist of Chicago, secretary of the Baptist General Conference, returning from the Long Beach carnival meeting to report on conferences. Local weather shows a cool evening with partly cloudy conditions and scattered showers expected Friday across the region.
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Hethel Baptist Church
Hocky Mountain Baptist Conference
Loyd Dahlquist
Chicago
Baptics General Conference
Long Beach
Collinge
Colorado
Bender
High Mountain Lakes sale explored by city officials
Greeley water board and city officials investigated the possible sale of High Mountain Lakes and nearby reservoirs west of Fort Collins. A Paradise Valley Denver group reportedly considered purchasing the lakes to develop a commercial recreation area with lodging and facilities. The city has owned the lakes since the 1940s and supplied water via the Poulte river and Gliter plant system.
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Oy Vim Hitch Ally
Ht Greeley Water Board
High Mountain
Takes
Fort Tollins
Paradise Valley the
Denver
Tce Lakes
Bob Davis
The
Water Board
Hourglass
Commanche
Davis
Rockwell Ranch
Poulte
Glter
Davis Saith
Greeley
Goole
Council Roan
Glenn Vantine
conve/new
Aml
Richard Bray
Congo Premier’s takeover sparks native appeals in Belgium ruled Congo
In Legpolville Republic the new Congolese premier denounces Belgian rule as inhuman and demands friendship while addressing a crowded parliament. He criticizes centuries of subjugation and asserts the native claim to control of Congo, drawing sharp reactions from Belgian officials.
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Legpoleville
Republic
Congo
Belgium
Nuw Prectnet
Congo Proclaims Independence as Belgian Rule Ends
In a somber regional scene, Belgian depu ties in dark suits and European dress with Pismer headdresses observe as Congo proclaims independence after 20 years under Belgian rule. King Baudouin and newly crowned Congo leaders hear pledges of self-government amid cautious optimism and international attention.
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Depuuties
Baudouin
Belgium
Daudouin
Congo
Renral Africa
Bawdovin
United States
Washington
Wyoming
Eisenhower
Newport
K. F
Everstood
New England
Daly
Joseph Wasavubtl
Quaintaing
Wynsler
Fireworks Display Planned at Island Grove Park
The July Fourth celebration includes a 9 p.m. fireworks show at Island Grove Park. The Greeley Community Activities summer band will perform from 7 p.m. until the fireworks begin. The open event features separable scenes and varied pyrotechnics for the public.
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Island Grove Park
Greeley
Jy All Tast
Lyon
Japanese Call For Conference
Tokyo reports a government call for a conference to address recent riots and the cancellation of President Eisenhower's U.S. visit. Officials besides government ministers will convene to discuss trade issues and the response of consular offices in the United States.
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Tokyo
APY
United States
Eisenhower
Norris Anderson Resigns at Greeley National Bank
The board of directors announced Norris J. Anderson’s resignation from the personnel and public relations department to return to South Dakota. John L. Weigand advances from cashier to assistant vice president, bringing 17 years in lending and banking.
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Greeley National Bank
John L
Tim) Weigand
Ated
Norris J. Anderson
Jeremy Hinman
Anderson
Hinman
Ichosen
South Dakota
South Dakota State College of Agricultural Brookings
Weigand
Stan Cashier
Greeley National
Fowler
First National Bank
Pareel Overseys
Production Credit Association
First National
Hanked Fowler
Theghtee
Greeley
HS 2Th St
Larry
Patricia) Tayen
Barbara
CSC
Ind
Richard
Regert
Bank
Awlerson
University of Nebraska
Thece
North Dakota Race Narrowly Sees Burdick Lead Over Davis
In Fargo the unofficial returns from 2 304 of 2 217 precincts show Burdick ahead of Gov. Davis by 762 votes with nine precincts unreported. The result triggers a state canvass board review to determine final victory in the special Senate contest.
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Fargo
N. 1
Quentin Burdick
Dakota
John
Davis
Senate
Burdick
Hel State
Burdies
Olive Typhoon Dims to Tropical Storm Near Hanoi in Vietnam
Typhoon Olive downgraded to a tropical storm as it moves across the Gulf of Tonkin toward northern Vietnam. The U S Air Force Weather Wing reports the storm, which has killed more than 100 people in the Philippines, is zigzagging toward Hanoi.
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Tokyo
Olive
Serosa
Gulf of Tonkin
Viet Nam
U.S. Stn Air Force Weather Wing
Hanoi
Castro Juggles Cabinet For His Next Big Seizure
Cuba’s Castro reshuffles the cabinet amid a 13 hour session, replacing Corn Mullanen as Minister Dorigne Ob with Aru Cuirhelo Morales. U.S. sugar quota retaliation drives nationalization moves against Texaco and other American assets, signaling imminent broader seizures.
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Castro
Robert Berrellez
Havana
API
Fidel Castro
Blestzle Co
Elg Lday
American
Farcig Power Co
Olluski
Cuban Telephone Co
Wa, International Telephone and [Telegraph Co
Hut Castro
Telephone
Congressional
Cuba
United States
Cuatro Ragine
Texaco
Wit Esso Stanfard
New Jersey
Am‘erican
Une British Dutch Bhell Co
Soviet Union
Windsor Library Drive Surges With Community Gifts
Windsor residents boost the Windsor Public Library fundraiser to near $4,000 as donations pour in from individuals and businesses. The library board reported $3,935 in cash contributions from a drive to match a $5,000 pledge by the American Legion, with gifts listed from local firms and residents. Plans for a new library site south of the First National Bank were aided by a will gift from Mrs. Helen J. Porter, and the project honors crafted by local artisans are noted in the day’s report.
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Windsor
Windsor Public Library
American Legion
Ie Windsor Public Library Board
Alloesonn
George Kurer
Library Board
John B. Prge
Windsor Callpreters
Money Simon
Charles Shaffer
W. A. Taylor
N. A. Wood
BI Thoennes
Emerson Collison
Henry Simon
Dejars
Recess Plan Passes Senate Amid Convention Pause
The Senate approved a plan by Lyndon B. Johnson 69 to 25 to adjourn for political conventions and return to work. Republicans balked at resuming session, while Speaker Rayburn indicated House support and a likely Saturday vote.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Ang
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Mic Mowe
Capitol
Rayburn
House
Charles B
Truman backers seek Johnson shift on convention support
William F. Arbogast reports Truman may reverse course on boycotting the Democratic National Convention. Backers hope he will publicly back Lyndon B. Johnson, with Missouri Senator Stuart Symington still claiming Truman's support while Kennedy backers view the move as boosting a Kennedy rally. Truman offered no immediate explanation after a news conference and scheduled a Saturday Independence event.
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William F. Arbogast
Washington AP
Sen
Tryndon
Johnson
Reno
Truman
Missouri
Los Angeles
Stuart Symington
Rurman
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Jintao Truman
Syrmington
Kennedy
Independence
Discoverer Rocket Fails To Orbit Over Pacific Crash Witnessed
The Air Force launched the Discoverer capsule toward a polar orbit but it failed to reach orbit and reentered over the South Pacific where it was destroyed by air friction. Plans had aimed to eject a 120 pound capsule near Hawaii for recovery. the attempt continued for hours with no success, as officials review what went wrong.
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Vandenburg Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
J Weddnesday
Xip
South Pacific
Menver
Jreau
Hawaii
St Cartier
Vrain Canyon
Lyons and
Estes Park
Lyons
Raymond
Tiny Kitten Rescued From Fender Well
Firemen pulled a two month old yellow kitten from a car fender well after it hid there for over a day. Bob Cover of Longmont suspects the kitten crawled in when the hood was up at a service station. Assistants used cloth to help the kitten climb out and avoid injury.
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Grerley
Pioneer Insulation and Oofrity Co
Bob Cover
Longmont
Msie
Brighton
Tobler
C. Batte
Joe Gricke
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Abaya
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as_Carr
Colo
Federal Road Project
High Mountain Lakes Sale
Sonar Rie
Peenmiels
Patric Taimuriba Vitorad
Republic of Congo
Teg Tr
Ike
Greeley Atlas Missile Site
Vic
Grover Missile Site
Briggedale Atla
Eby Construction Co
Resteel
Norris Anderson
J. L. Weigand
Agricutural Adjustment Administration
Towler
Farmers Home Administration
Dakota Dem
Windsor Fund For Library
F Breniman
Wayne D. Ray
Carl Felle
Roy's
Robert H. Walker
Sieser
William Hahp
George B. Teller
Atia Caroline ‘Teller
Alex Beuoeer Jr
William Kurty
Gildzs Onstat
Wolser Chamber of Commerce
Dean Hergert
Dean Mergert
Dorothy Abbott Spoo
Esther Fromm
Chit Marty
Sorenson Jeweler's
Samuel Naibaver
Alec Lorenz
LBJ
Hope Truman
St. Vraini Road
Fender
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