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Newspaper

Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1962

Page

4

Kennedy urges renunciation of force over Formosa crisis

AP dispatch from Tokyo reports Red China brushing off Kennedy call for mutual renunciation while firing its heaviest artillery at Quemoy and Matsu. Peiping denounces the U S stance as imperialist, with Chiang Kai shek forces preparing for possible moves as regional tensions rise.

Johnn Roderick TOKYO Red China Sat Kennedy Formosa Quemoy New Ching Pei‘ping Taiwan Red Chins Eisenhower Chiang Kaishek Peiping U.S Mars United States Pescadores Helen Red China Chiang U. S Japan Formosa Strait Chu Teh Red Army Fukiga Province Matsu Te North China Central China

X15 Test Flight Hints At Speed And Danger

X15 pilot John Mc Kay reports the rocket plane popped and crackled during a heat test at Edwards Air Force Base California. The flight reached speeds near 2,100 miles an hour as temperatures rose to about 1,000 degrees beneath the heat shield, causing the paint to blister and indicating design challenges for future space craft. samochod

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Cuban refugee arrives with sons seeks start in Greeley

Epilaneo Gonzales, 48, and his three sons, aged eight to sixteen, arrived in Denver and moved to Greeley staying with Rev. Frederick W. Hyslop at the First Congregational Church. Their wife and three daughters remain in Cuba awaiting permission to leave. The family, sponsored by Church World Service and Denver Area Council of Churches, faces housing and employment needs while Gonzales, a carpenter and painter, cannot speak English.

Jim Hitch Denver Greeley Epilaneo Gonzales Rera Frederick W. Hyslop First Congregational Church Gonzales Stapleton Air Field Miami Cubs Minkel Biiami Church World Service Organization Denver Area Cuba Rey Hyslophe

Dies at Home of Mrs E W Corliss 54

Mrs Edward W Corliss 54 of 1628 7th Ave died Friday night at home after six months illness. Born August 11 1907 in Hebron Nebraska she married Corliss in Hebron February 2 1827 and later moved to Greeley in 1957. Survived by husband two sons and two daughters seven grandchildren two brothers and one sister. Funeral Monday at 1 30 p m from Adamson Memorial chapel with Sunset Memorial Gardens interment.

Edward W. Corliss 7Th Ave Corliss Florence E. Brown Hebron Neb Greeley Order of Eastern Star First Christian Church of Phillip E- Brown Osaquah Wash George E. T Edrie Wills Gresham Ore Adamson Memorial Chapel Memorial Gardens

Mexicans Hail Kennedy at Independence Monument Visit

Mexico City crowds greet President Kennedy at the Monument to Independence as a ceremonial wreath honors Mexican heroes. About 1,000 people gather at the marble column beneath a golden angel while Kennedy tours Independence Avenue and resumes talks with President Lopez Mateos on hemispheric progress.

Mexico City Apia Viva Kennedy U.S Mexico John F. Kennedy Europe Latin America Adolfo Lopez Mateos Independencia Social Security Institute of Mexico

House Passes Compromise Sugar Bill

Washington AP reports the House narrowly passed a compromise extension of the sugar act, extending the 2 year old policy while keeping fixed quotas for certain countries. The bill shifts some foreign purchase flexibility to the administration and increases U.S. production allocation including 65,000 tons for new beet sugar producers. Senate action to follow Monday. Kennedy expected to sign.

Washington House United States Senate House Net Harold P. Cooley D-N.c Branch Senate Kennedy U.S Cooley

Patrol Seeks Driver After Car Overturned Near County Line

Colorado Highway Patrol seeks the driver of a 1955 sedan that overturned west of the Morgan Weld county line around five o clock Friday evening. The driver fled the scene as the vehicle headed east on U S 54 and rolled off the north side of the road, totaling the car. Joe Hall said the accident was investigated by patrol.

Morgan-Weld Colgeado Highway Patrol Joe Hall Hall

Short Inside Sign Triggers Motel Fire Alarm

Fire Station No 1 answered a fall at the Albion Motel at 6 10 pm Friday. Fire unit dispatched to extinguish a two small fire in the hotel neon sign caused by a bird nest shorting wiring. Only damage was to the sign. CALL Shibamoto of Japan plans to build its first radio assembly plant near Cali Colombia.

Albion 716Th SL Call — Shibamoto Japan Cali Colombia

Churchill Satisfactor y After Operation

Sir Winston Churchill underwent an operation to pin his fractured left thigh. A medical bulletin said he had a good night, natural sleep, and was comfortable and satisfactory. He is expected to be in Middlesex Hospital about two weeks and walking within a month after release.

Londov Sir Winslon Churchill Winston Churchill Lord Moran Churchill Philip H. Newman Middlesex Hospital Brilins Lady Churchill Hyde Park Gate Steel Fins

Denver Man Is Named President of Photographers

Jim Bennett of KLZ-TV Denver was elected president of the National Press Photographers Association for a two year term. Leslie H. Swenson was re elected secretary and Charles Big Sigh became treasurer.

Denver Charleston S.C Jim Bennett Klz-Tv Tolo National Press Photographers Association Leslie H. Swenson Syracuse Nny Post-Standard Charles Big- Sigh Retef Gins Philadelphia Bulletin Bennett Don Swanson Defended Rochester Blinn Post-Bulletin

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