Instructions For Airport Transfer To Joint Operation
City officials receive memos from City Manager B H Croce detailing a joint operation plan to transfer Weld County Municipal Airport from city control to a board appointed by City Council and County Commissioners. The memo outlines authorization constraints, funding transfers, staff changes, and billing procedures for airport maintenance and operations effective July 4 1962, with board oversight and council approvals for post transfer expenses.
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Frank Colohan
Weld County
B. H. Croce
Cruce
Morvil Miller
Barton Buss
Elty
T Homas A. Barber
Robert W Nalfsinger
Chares E. Rife
Richard L. Tatar
Lowall K. Adams
North of Greeley
Floyd Allen
Eatonark
City Council Actions on Airport Funds and 1962 Expenses
The Greeley Tribune reports city actions approving a 1962 expense from the general fund to be charged against the airport account without further council action. The airport board is to certify unencumbered balances after June closing, and SAL revenues must be deposited into the general fund for the rest of 1962. After 1962, council may authorize other arrangements.
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Cruce
Airport Board
Airpork
Baty
Greeley Tribune
Americon Sa
Pera Ue
Huse
Ford Pitches Yanks To Win Over Angels
New York pitcher Whitey Ford left after injuring his shoulder but the Yankees still beat the Los Angeles Angels 6 to 1. Tom Tresh and Bobby Richardson contributed as New York built an early lead and held off late Angels threats.
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Ford
Angels
NEW York
Ace New
York
Whitey Ford
Yanks
Tom Tresb
Yankees
Bobby Richardson
Los Angos
Pelea Angels
Los Angeles
Oowhit Ball
McBride
Spring
Fowler
Rodgers
Berra
Legion Baseball Schedule Mixed Fragments
Fragmentary schedule shows Loveland at Fort Morgan Boulder versus La Salles Long at Loveland Eaton 2pm Windsor at Greeley Legion B pm Greeley Elks B at Louisville 1 pm Johnstown at La Salle pm Erie at Fort Morgan.
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Loveland
Fort Morgan
Boulder
la Salles& Longsontagen
Eaton
Windsor
Greeley Legion
Greeley Elks
Louisville
Pam
Johnstown
la Salle
Erie
Fort Morgen
UN Congo Forces Go On Alert Amid Unity Talks Breakdown
Acting Secretary General Thant said the U N Congo mission is on alert after a breakdown in unity talks among Congo leaders. He may seek UN Security Council action to strengthen UN force as Cyrille Adoula and Moïse Tshombe failed to resume negotiations for reuniting Katanga Province with the Congo.
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Miltom Besser
United Nations
N.Y
Thant
Ulm
Congo
Yonga
Tne
U.N
Intereif¢ Hop
Cyrille Adopta
Katanga
Maise
Tshombe
Kalanga
Jet Airliner With Hydraulic Problems Lands Safely
A United Airlines Boeing 720 with five aboard developed hydraulic trouble over Salt Lake City and diverted to Wild Air Force Base. Flight 725, after a Denver stop, burned excess fuel while circling the Great Salt Lake before landing normally on a 13,600 foot runway. Captain J W Barlow led the approach. responders lined up nearby as a precaution. The report also notes the University of New Mexico won the Skyline Conference golf title for six straight years.
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Salt Laka City
United Air Lines
Salt Lake City
Air Force Base
UAL
Cleveland
Wild Air Force Base
Enr
Denver
J. W. Barlow
San Francisco
Great Salt Lake
HHL
Chisox Rally For 3-2 Win Over Indians In Chicago
The White Sox scored all runs in the first inning with five straight hits after two outs to beat the Indians 3-2 before a 33,543 crowd in Chicago. The win ended a four game skid and trimmed Cleveland’s AL lead to a half game over the Yankees, who won 6-3 over the Dodgers. Jim Perry started for Cleveland, but Chicago built an early rally including a double by Charley Maxwell and a run on an infield hit by Al Smith.
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Chicago
Chiesgal
White Sox
Clares
Land Indians
Bell
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Los Angeles
Jim Perry
Jost’ Cunningham
Floyd Robinzon
Charley Maxwell
al Smith
Maxwell
Cox
Perry
Funk
Allen
Mex
Bella
Romano
Herbert
Stone
Carréon
W—o Herbert
L—Perry
Boston 9 Athletics 3 as Clinton drives big win
Boston reserves lead off with a two run homer and a six RBI spree by Clinton in a 9 to 3 victory over Kansas City Friday night. Segui, Archer, Azcue and Monbouquetti priced the KC effort while Pagliaroni and Monbouguetta contributed for Boston.
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Boston
Boston Reserve
Clinton
Kansas City
Carrollay
Inser
Diego Segui
Kungaa City
Segui
Archer
Azcue
Monbouquetti
Pagliaroni
Monbouguetta
L—Seguil
Tigers 1 Orioles 0 as Aguirre twirls shutout in Baltimore
Hank Aguirre of the Detroit Tigers limited the Orioles to three singles and struck out seven in a 10 inning win. Baltimore never advanced past second base, with Jim Gentile's seventh inning threat ending on a strikeout of Bob Powell.
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Tigers
Orioles
Baltimore
Hank Aguirre
Detroi Tigers
Jim Gentle
Jack Brand
Aguirre
Bob Powell
Aguipre
Brown
Estrada
Wilherma
Triandos
Lanedrith
W—Aguirre
Senators Edged Twins In Extra Inning Thriller
Washington edged Minnesota 6 to 2 in 10 innings as Chuck Hinton belted a dramatic homer into the Twins bullpen. Stenhouse earned the win for the Senators while Minnesota pitchers struggled in a late-inning rally.
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Senators
Twins
Washington
Chuck
Hinton
Minnesota
Washington Senators
Minnesota Twins
Minnesoa
HC Washington
Bonikowski
Marands
Pleis
Stange
Moore
Battey
Stenhoue
Hetzer
Schmitt
W—Stenhouse
Ted Moore
Cardinals tie Pirates for third with shutout win
St Louis tops Pittsburgh 7 runs to 0 as Curt Simmons earns his eighth victory. James Homers, B Gaughan adds a two run double, and Clemente misjudges a fly ball in right field. Pirates fall to four defeats.
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Cardinals
Charley
B.G
San Francisco
James
Smith
Los Angeles
Pille
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St Louis
Curt Simmons
Simmons
Pirates
Bulwankes
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Hig
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Philadelphia
Misouston
Curt Finch
Haddix
Glive
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Osing
Lepport
Ind
New York
Jefty
Harvey Haddix
Oliver
Behalfer
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Mons
L—Haddix
Chicago
Milwaukee
Wat
Cubs blank Braves 4 in Milwaukee hit parade
Chicago pitchers Don Elston and Doh Hubl held Milwaukee to four hits as the Cubs topped the Braves 4 to 0. Billy Williams and Andre Rogers drove in two runs each, while starter Buhl allowed three hits before walking into trouble. Elston finished, coming on in the eighth inning after Cloninger and Willey worked earlier.
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Milwaukee
Chicago Cub
Don Elston
Giants edge Phillies 4 3 in 12th thriller
In San Francisco Ed Bailey's leadoff hit in the 12th lifted the Giants to a 4-3 win over Philadelphia. O'Dell earned the victory to improve to 9-8 while Baldschun took the loss.
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San Francisco
Bailey
Gan Francisco
Philadelphia
San
Bennett
Baldschun
White
Oldis
O'Dell
Bailhey
Bald Aghun
Noor Say Wins At Centennial
Noor Say, a year-old gelding with a dove for a muddy track, won the Littleton Speed Handicap at Centennial Race Track’s opening program. Despite rain and a storm delaying the crowd, wagering reached 264 247 dollars as Noor Say clocked 89 seconds for a $2,500 sprint and paid 5.80 and 4.40 to place and show. Noor Say is owned by Mr and Mrs Lyman Rollins of Phoenix and ridden by Bradley Rollins, a leading jockey. Rhyme or Reason placed second with Jax Up third.
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Noor Say
Littleton
Storm
Rollins
Lyman Rolling
Phoenix
Ariz
Centennial
Bradley
Rhyme
Securn
Jax
East Gridders Beat West in All America Tilt 134
North Carolina State star Homan Gabriel and Ohio State’s Ferguson led the East to a 134 victory over the West in the second All-America football game before a 22 750 strong crowd in RUPFAIO New York.
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Rupfaio
N.Y
CAF
Homan Gabriel
North Carolina State
Vand
Bob. Ferguson
Ohio State
Redlegs blank Colt 4 in Houston shutout by O'Toole
Cincinnati 4 Houston 0 as Jim O'Toole pitches a four hit complete game shutout. He improves to 6-9 while striking out seven and walking none. Edwards Johnson Glustl and Smith contribute offensively in the win ending Cincinnati's three game skid and Houstons five game slide.
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Houston
Jim O'Toole
Cincinnnati
O'Toole
Colts
Cincinnati
Edwards
Johnson
Glustl
Smith
W—O'toole
LeJohnson
Mets topple Dodgers 10 to 4 in first inning burst
In Los Angeles, the New York Mets drew seven walks in the first inning and converted them into six runs to beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 10 to 4. Key players included Moeller and Pertrnoski with notable effort from Ortegm, Williams, and Sherry.
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Angeles
New York Mets
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York
Los Angeles
Hook
Taylor
Moeller
Pertrnoski
Ortegm
Williams
N. Sherry
W.hook
Te Moeller
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