Pennsy Stalled As Strike Hits
A prolonged strike threat and nationwide labor action halt Pennsylvania Railroad services in Philadelphia and New York, with picket lines at major terminals. Commuters crowd stations as Reading Railroad operations in Philadelphia run extra trains while car pools form and walking increases. New Jersey Jersey Central crews refuse crossings at Bay Head causing service disruption on early morning New York bound trains.
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Knous Lashes Benson-Nixon Farm Policy Critique
Knous criticizes the Nixon-Benson farm program as disastrous for farmers and taxpayers. He cites farm income drop from 15 billion to 10 billion under Republicans and urges electing a president and agriculture secretary sympathetic to farmers. He calls for defense unification, budget savings, and funding for elder care, education, urban housing without tax increases. Weather notes follow with temperatures across states.
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Weld County primary election registration and turnout figures
Weld County reports 27 220 registered voters for the Sept 3 primary per county clerk Ann Spomer. Registration is down about 500 from 1956, when 97 750 were registered and 9 025 voted, Republicans 5 665, Democrats 3 310. Additional registrations and address changes occurred late in August and the clerk’s office is finalizing precinct tallies and official counts.
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It Was Second Hottest August in State History
Denver experienced its second hottest August on record with 22 days at or above 90 degrees and the driest August in Weather Bureau history. The month ended with a record high on August 31, reflecting extreme heat and arid conditions in the state.
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Enrollment up as Greeley districts face crowded schools
Enrollment in Greeley public schools reaches 8 223 on opening day, up nearly 6 from last year and risking capacity. Dr Leslie Grimes notes statewide aid implications while several buildings report full or near full classes. high school sees 1075 students with many transfers, and kindergarten shows growth to 543.
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Senate confirms 173 postmasters by voice vote
Washington AP reports the Senate on a voice vote confirmed 173 postmaster nominations by President Risenskaver without reviewing names or assignments. Included is Sdow ard W. Cross as postmaster at Grand Junction Cal. Chairman Olin D. Johnston noted approvals from both state senators.
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Agricultural Administrators To Visit Greeley
DENVER AP More than 136 cultural administrators after 4& states will attend the five day convention of the 42nd annual Palaver of the National Association of State Departments of Agriculture opening Sunday. Host is Paul Swisher Colorado commissioner of agriculture. William Morgen president of Colorado State University will address Monday night’s dinner. Delegates Tuesday visit the Hew Greeley Capitol Packing plant Montfort feed lots in Greeley Colorado State University and the state agricultural experiment station at Port Collins.
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Khrushchev to Head Soviet Delegation at U N
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev will head the Soviet delegation to the United Nations Assembly in New York, with the session set to begin September 20. George Gheorgiu-Dej of Romania’s Communists also plans to attend. This marks Khrushchev’s second U S visit, previously made last year by invitation of President Eisenhower.
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Kelly Named Attorney for Water Board
Willan H. Kelly, longtime Greeley attorney, agreed to serve as attorney for the city water board. He will be paid hourly and first review city water rights to identify legal obligations, then advise on powers and duties per the city charter. The board, led by W. D. Farr, moved to hire an attorney and engineering aid at a special Aug. 3 meeting.
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Echo Timetable From North Travel Notice Abberte
Fragmentary timetable text notes travel lines and times from a northern region, listing stations and approximate hours. The readable fragments include references to journeys, morning hours, and travel sequence with unclear place names and dates.
Castro Seizes U S Tire Firms in Cuba
In Havana a Castro regime speech claimed the seizure of U S tire plants including Goodyear Firestone and Rubber Co subsidiaries by workers militia. The embassy noted Goodrich remained under Mexican ownership, while Raul Castro and Fidel Castro warned anti Castro forces near Guantanamo.
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Colorado taps Jim Carrigan as judicial administrator
Jim R. Carrigan, former University of Denver law professor, becomes Colorado judicial administrator succeeding Clyde Martz of Boulder. Martz left the $13,000 a year post to rejoin the University of Colorado Law School staff. Carrigan had been with the University of Washington faculty in Seattle and earned faculty awards at Denver. The 1969 Legislature created the office to maintain court statistics, study operations and propose improvements.
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Ike Says Hunger and Malnutrition On the Defensive
President Eisenhower told nutrition experts that for the first time humanity can sense victory over hunger and malnutrition. He said enemies are on the defensive as world hunger recedes and nutrition improves, noting the U S has sent over 4,000 shiploads of food abroad in six years to aid needy nations.
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Congress Will ey Today if Senate Agrees
The House voted to adjourn at the day’s end if the Senate agrees, signaling no further push for a sugar bill and a deadlock over Dominican purchases. Dirksen proposed a discretionary president authority without strings, while the House pressed to wind up the session amid election campaigning.
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Evans voters to decide district bond issue on Sept 7
Evans Water and Sanitation District voters will go to the polls on September 7 to authorize up to 275000 for sewer facilities in Evans and nearby areas. Proponents say the project will spur future growth while engineers study a potential independent water system. The drive includes a classified list of new contributors and a final campaign push at Chamber of Commerce offices.
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Final Drive Set for Golf Course Funds
An intensive seven day drive by the Chamber of Commerce golf committee aims to finish funding the Greeley municipal golf course. More than 55,000 has been raised toward the 40,000 goal in cash and pledges. Cochairmen Elton Williams and Kills said they hope to wind up by next Tuesday.
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Soviet Union demands Lumumba bases in Congo dispute
At United Nations the Soviet Union urged Secretary General Hammarskjold to hand over the two Belgian Congo bases to Patrice Lumumba's government. Kuznetsov faulted U.N. delays and called for Belgian troops and technicians to be replaced, saying Lumumba seeks the Kamina base to support an invasion against Katanga's Moise Tshombe.
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Publisher Dies in Corning Leader Co-publisher Dies
E. J. Ga dehhill Jr., 70, longtime co publisher and treasurer of the Corning Leader, died Wednesday after brief illness. He previously served as president of the New York State Associated Aisles.
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