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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1962

Page

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Severe hail and wind damage hit Greeley area crops

A late week storm plowed through Greeley and surrounding areas, injuring 2436 acres of crop land east of Greeley and sparking widespread damage to farms. Hail up to marble size, inches of rain, and high winds disrupted fields from Evans to Ault, with 3176 acres in Greeley Eaton districts reporting hail. Telephone lines were out and farmers surveyed damage as rainfall topped several inches at the airport.

Jim Hitch el Crap Greeley Eyads Cobo Lee Butler Great Western Sugar Company Kersey Run Evans Nothh Colo Ault Butler Greelay Eaton Muniipal Buller East Ink Brush Yuma Aull East Chance Denver Cheyenne Fort Morgan Henderson Weld County

Storm winds hammer crops and flood farms

Mrs. O. T. Baker reports near ten inches of hail and floodwater covering her 1st Avenue farm at the 26th Street intersection. Water overflowed yards and a dugout on the Baker farm filled all night while Oliver Well Works worked to save the structure. Nearby farmer Shearer expects heavy damage with second hay cut beaten down and yields likely delayed.

T. Baker 1St Ave 26Th St Baker Farm Oliver Shearer Greeley Delta

Weather report notes 83 degree Saturday high

The 2 p m temperature reached 83 degrees on Saturday in a brief weather note. No precipitation or other conditions are reported.

Widespread Telephone Outages Hit Colorado Communities

Colorado reports show about 34 000 telephones still out of service in the Greeley area as of 1 am Saturday after wind and thunderstorms damaged lines. Hillside Addition and near Colorado State College plus routes to Municipal Airport were affected. Parts of Ault Eaton WYOMING also faced scattered outages with cooler unsettled conditions and thunderstorms likely through Sunday.

Mountain States Telephones Company Greeley Hillside Colorado State College Colomado Hain Crewn Ault Eaton

Karachi Textile Export Target Set for 2008

Textile Goal Set Karachi Pakistan aims to export 2 008.0 yards of cotton textiles this year. The plan highlights a focus on expanding fiber output and shipments to international buyers, signaling ambition for growth in the textile sector.

Karachi Pakistan

Storm knocks out power across Greeley region

Severe weather disrupted power in Greeley Ker ny and Evans with outages from 30 minutes to over an hour. Home Light and Power Co supervisor Dick Fennelly said outages affected about 30 blocks in the city and a northwest Weld County circuit was down for about an hour due to a breaker failure. Crews worked from the storm through late evening and into Saturday morning to restore service and fix street lights damaged by the storm and flooding washed out several poles near Barnesville.

Fyday Greeley Kerny and Evans Dick Fennelly The Home Light and Power Co Greelay Fennelly Weld County Derthouse Weld County Garage Th Aves 15Th 22Nd Sts Greeley Street Barnesville Ipotice Iratée Mathews Produce Co Ltd St Mathews Produce

Farmer Ludwig Frei Dies as Truck Flips in Storm

Ludwig Frei 64 of RL 4 Greeley died when his corn truck overturned in a hail storm on a rural road east of Greeley. Rescue units found his body buried in a ditch bank about 50 feet from the truck as floodwaters and hail filled the area. Frei, a longtime farmer and garbage collector, had moved from Switzerland to Cripple Creek then Denver before settling in Greeley in 1923. He is survived by a wife two sons five daughters and several siblings and grandchildren. Rosary and funeral services are scheduled at Acinson Memorial Chapel and St Peters Catholic Church with burial at Lion Grove.

Ludwig Frei Route 4 Greeley Bth St Frank Colohan Ley Ba St E Frei Hare Staris Pam Kersey Rel Miller Frel Highway Patrol Fret Frei Flavil Switzerland Cripple Creek Denver Sam Hansen Louise Frederick Dee St. Peter's Martin Clarence Beth Mary Stoll Gladys Mordhurst Ars Dorothy Byatt Albert Henderson Paul Alfonse Adolph Swizerland Hermina Acimson Memorial Chapel Flequier Dugh St. Peter's Catholic Church Lion Grave Vegg J. W. Ferrell Ltd 11Th Aves 12Th Ave Glenmere Park 14Th ‘Ave Hillside Mari Johnson Albert Johnson Johnson Jeth St Ava Island Grove Park Sth Ave 15Th 16Th St

Bipartisan Senate health plan gains cautious House odds

A bipartisan Social Security health plan for the aged was unveiled in the Senate and backed by Democratic whip Hubert Humphrey. It would expand benefits, allow private insurance opt-out, and be financed by payroll tax increases. The plan aims to cover 2.5 million uninsured people by 1964 and may win House support after weeks of negotiation.

Joe Hall Washington Senate Hubert I. Humphrey House Howe Minnesota Anderson Social Security Administration Armler Social Security

Rodeo Launches Greeley Fourth Celebration Monday

An aval Fourth of July event titled Go West With Greeley begins Monday with the first of three rodeo performances at 7 pm in the arena. Cowboys will compete for about $10,000 in saddle bronc riding bareback riding calf roping ranch sorting and bull riding as the arena, damp from a recent storm, is cleared and deemed ready. Tickets for Monday Tuesday and Wednesday shows are available at the Greeley Chamber of Commerce. The festival also features Under 16 Flags floats recounting local history, a carnival at Grove Park with rides and thrills, and a free iceworks display Wednesday night at the arena.

Greeley Cht Odegn Dlimay

Army to Cut European Forces

The Defense Department announced that 9,500 Army troops in 42 noncombat units will be brought back from Europe this year.

Army Washington Defense Department Sit Europe

Fourth Pacific Nuclear Test Detonated On Christmas Island

Washington AP reports the fourth large nuclear test in the Pacific series detonated Saturday near Christmas Island. The Atomic Energy Commission and Defense Department jointly announced the blast occurred about 2:30 a.m. EDT in the low megaton yield range, with force estimates ranging from one to several megatons.

Washington Pacific Christmas Island Atomic Energy Commission Defense Department Nevera Muilllem Kong

One Man Killed as Severe Storm Hits Greeley

A violent spring storm battered Greeley causing a fatality and multiple injuries. Ludwigg Frei, 64, of Rt 4 Greeley was killed when his corn truck toppled off an embankment near the municipal airport. two others were treated for injuries as rain hail and high winds damaged property across the city. Weather officials reported up to 4 1/2 inches of rainfall east of Greeley with widespread flooding and downed trees.

Poe Greeley Ludwigg Frei Rt. 4 Thezy Great Western Cainfall Chih Lia Keany Martin Martin Bill Casey 6Th Ave Casey Afl John Fuchs Colorado State College 19Th St 10Th Ave Frei Glenmere 48Th Ave Louis Hart

Soblen Remains In Israel Hospital

In Jerusalem Dr. Robert A. Soblen and Kenneth Hegg, a Greeley hospital orderly, were kept under guard in a hospital building. The Soviet air raid and political tensions were cited as factors. officials indicated a desire for a swift resolution, with Soblen's case drawing parallels to U.S. treatment.

Jerusalem Robert A. Soblen Kenneth Hegg Atmained Greeley H Avé Ward Signa Toultipied Israel Hegg

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