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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1960

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Korean Warships Break North Korean Assault Near Pusan

South Korean navy reports repelling a North Korean attack by a frigate near Pusan after a high seas clash. About 2,000 high school students joined protests as East Coast reconnaissance and coast patrols stepped up to block agent landings amid tense demilitarized zone activity. North Koreans pressed demands for UN forces to withdraw at Panmunjom, with Seoul signaling political upheaval following a presidential resignation.

Gewe Kramer Sequl South Korea Pusan Navy Hall Ueno Weld Hts Neds Boull North Syngiman Rhee Ite U.N United Nations Military Armistice Commission Panimunjom

Kenton Island escape ends with recaptures in Pueblo

AP report details the escape from Colorado State Hospital by Kenton Clark and three other youths. Clark, 19, and Victor Woodward, 47, were captured by a railroad agent in Pueblo and nearby areas after authorities tracked the group from Fort Lupton. The escape follows the January killing of Clark's brother Terry, 15, with Woodward committed last month. the other two youths were later apprehended along U.S. Highway 45-37.

Baunuel Woodward State Reformatory

Council Adopts Sprinkling Rule

City council adopts a motion to allow sprinkling on alternate days up to nine hours daily with mayoral hour restrictions possible and no special permits. Councilman Brown pushed the change to gain experience. current 5 am to 9 am and 4 pm to 8 pm limits remain until May 1, 1961 unless the mayor imposes new hours.

Richard Brown Thomas A. Richardson Bob Cumimings Brow

Wildcat Drilled in SE Weld County No. 1 Kemmerer prospect

Rinehart's Gig Report announces a paw wildcat for southeast Weld County five miles southeast of Roggen in CSW SE IDM42 to drill No. 1 Kemmerer. Skull Creek depth 7.18 feet. In Logan County W C McBride reports new oil at 4 to 7 barrels per day with no water at No. 1 Dolleeschell after perforations and swabbing. pump installation at No. 2 Willievel in Shield field prospect.

Weld County Rinehart Gig Tuesa Lawis Brothers Roggen Skull Creek Logan County W. C. McBride Dolleeschell Shield Area Scid McBride Wiilevel Shield Field

City to discuss off street parking with college

Ross to be consulted by city on parking space as council meets to address alley parking by students between 16th and 20th streets. Officials note danger to public safety and health and plan a meeting with college representatives to explore off street options.

Ross City Am R Conneilman Richard Brown Brown Bob Curmings 10Th Ave 11Th Ave 16Th 84 20Th St

Nixon Wins Big in Indiana Primary Race Analysis

The Indiana results show Nixon leading Kennedy in the Republican vote with 3,855 of 4,251 precincts reporting. Nixon's margin pushes him past Eisenhower's 1956 tally while Kennedy lags but remains ahead of Kefauver, Humphrey wins DC Democratic primary, and Florida and Ohio show mixed internal party battles shaping delegate allocations for the national conventions. Nixon secures Indiana’s 32 Republican votes, Kennedy 34 Democratic votes on first ballots, influencing early convention dynamics.

Amave & Yeuulph Wey Hubert H. Humphrey Minnesota Columbia Kennedy Ghia Nixon Alabama Florida Racia Gover Indiana Lar Daly Chicago John He Latham Rockville Ind Daly Uncle Sam Latham Morton Seas Thruston B. Morton District of Columbia Humphrey Stover Wayne Morse Oregon Morse Adla Arial FE Stevenson Deto Gates Washington Ohio Lion Ani Ballo George H. Bender Tar Bender Michael V. DiSalte Di‘Salle Cleveland Farris Bryant Doyle B Carillon Jr

Area CD Officials Praise Civil Defense Alert Exercise

Weld county and Greeley area CD officials praised the Civil Defense Alert exercise with a reported $900 outcome. The drill ran smoothly, emphasizing radio and telephone communications, a two-phone setup, and three quarters of messages transmitted over air. Key staff included Mal Arb logistics, William Waldvogle deputy, Robert Singer operations, H. C. Booth health and welfare, and Ralph Green KFKA manager. Participating CAP net and local agencies showcased a simulated control center with amateur radio involvement and emergency-response readiness.

Greeley Weld County Cds Truman Hall Weld County CD Ralph Greene Civil Air Patrol Wwe Malel Arb William Waldvogle Robert Singer Weld County London H. C. Booth Weld County Health Department Richard Fennely The Home Light and Power Co Ralph Green KFKA Merle Alenard Harry Brewer Eisenhower Hen Cruce Fly Greeley CD Greeley Police Earl Towning CAP Net Mel Irvine CAP Otters Deilvely Merla Arb CSC Ken Coopn Coane Radio Maintenance George Hill Empire Disputch Art Start Rocky] Mountain Dairy Dan Io Cream

Democrat Convention and Assembly Here on June 4

The notice announces a Democrat convention and assembly set for June 4. Local weather outlook shows cool to mild temperatures with clouds and chances of scattered showers East through Thursday, with lows in the 20s to 40s and highs in the 50s to 70s depending on location.

College Colorado

Weld County Democrats plan caucuses and assemblies across region

The Weld County Democratic party announces caucuses on May 23 in 93 precincts to elect delegates for county functions at Greeley and Boulder. County and state assembly sites include Fort Lewis Durango and Boulder, with nominations for county officials and state officers. National delegates will be chosen at the state convention in Los Angeles July 11.

Weld County Democratic/c Greeley James H. Shelton Democratic Central Committee Boulder Jim Neeson Eighth Judicial District Colorado Democrats Fort of Jewis Wyoming North ¢ West Fal Burmeister State Assembly Supreme Court United States University Bob Kraus Gordon Alcott Ls Angeles Lawrence Henry Denver Marguerite Peyton ‘Thompson Souter

Burglary hits La Salle five businesses in one night

Five La Salle businesses were burglarized after 2 am on Wednesday. Loot included $210.12 from Day Servicer Station and cash from the Bargain Center, Bay Service, B and J Service, and Weld Grain elevator. Thieves forced entry by window or door, took tires, gloves, hats, pop, and coins. investigations led by La Salle marshal Marbel Parker and deputies Joe Saks and Richard Martinez.

la Salle Bay Service Station Bargain Center B and J Service John Ewing Weld Grain Company Servier Station Joe Saks Richard Martinez Marbel Parker Marshal Gargain Center B and J Park+ ec

GOP Caucuses Set Tuesday in Weld County

Republican caucuses gather in 93 precincts from 6 to 9 p.m. in Greeley and 3 to 9 p.m. elsewhere to select delegates and alternates to the state and district conventions. Total delegates: 1,248 from all precincts, with 29 in Greeley. Post cards with meeting locations will be mailed. Colorado Boys State chose Tom Brethauer of Kersey High for 12th annual program at Boulder June 11.

Tesdley Anh Greeley Id A.m Palmer Bureh Sar Telep Weld County Republican Central Committee Les Colorado Springs Castle Rock Kersey High School Tom Brethauer Wes Paul Brethauer Kersey Colorado University of Colorado Boulder Brethauer Kersey Lions Club Ife Kersey High Trethauer

Government to offer aged health program for low income

Secretary Fleming outlined a plan for a federal state medical care program for about 12 million people aged 65 and over with limited resources. States could self insure or contract with insurers, with federal funds covering half the costs and a deductible and premium structure for participants. The overall cost is projected near 1.2 billion annually, with federal share around 600 million, plus startup aid for states.

Arthur S. Fleming House Ways and Means Washington el States Tyra Participante Zach Enacater Kyser Ie

City Council Approves Parking and Land Moves

City Council met Tuesday evening to discuss airport issues and city planning. Actions include approving a flag sales project for parking meters, two hour parking limits on 6th Street and Lith Avenue, water main costs, a land exchange near the filter plant, vacating 4th Avenue, and granting a fence permit along Wirgrad’s Lock Yard. Other measures approve off-street parking for students, traffic-allocation ordinances, and six reads of various zoning, alley, and improvement district ordinances.

Charles Katowsky Whale Bay W Junior Chamber of Commerce 6Th &T 6Th Lith Ave Ith St Consolidated Delta Pipelina Ca Comepany 19Th St 11Th Ave 6Th Ave Don Nesbitt Fort Collina Bellvue 4Th ‘Ave 5Th St Cacheld Poudre River Harald Winograd Sh St Wirgrad Civil Service Board Allan Elliott Christ Reuzos Rainbow Cafe 115Th Ave William FR. Ross Council Sth Lth First St N. Ath Ave N. Sh Ave Hillside Jackson School Cvil

Jury charges Castro behind plane flight

A federal grand jury in Miami charged that a private plane flight to Cuba on March 21 was arranged by the Fidel Castro government. Deputy Atty. Gen. Lawrence Walsh said the indictment accuses Willams J. Shergalis and Hector Garcia Solo of acting as unregistered Cuban government agents in the United States.

Washington Miami Fla Cuba Fidel Castro Rat Nation Alty Lawrence BE. Walsh Willams J. Shergalis Hector Garcia Solo

Castro Proposes New Ambassador to Washington

Washington report says Fidel Castro proposed Jose Miro Cardona, former Cuban ambassador to Spain, as new Cuban ambassador to Washington. US officials see him as friendly and potential step toward better Cuba US relations, though no decision sent to Havana yet.

Washington Fidel Castro Jose Miro Cardona Spain Miro United States Havana U.S Castro Washington, Post

Stewart Lawyers Secure Extension in Warren County Case

Stewart lawyers John W. O'Hagan and Karl B. Ablborn won a 23 day extension from the state Supreme Court to file the Warren County commissioner appeal brief. Warren vacated his office for district No. 1 when he moved from Graver to Greeley on Dec 17 183. The original deadline was April 4 and was extended to May 23 by the latest ruling.

Donald L. Stewart Greeley Supreme Court Robert G. Warren Warren Stewart John W. O'Hagan Karl BR. Ablborn Bensting O'siagan Abt District No. 1 Graver Las Robert Mr. McWilliams Denver William Albion Carlson Adne Carlson Marelli

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