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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1961

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Four National Guard Divisions Targeted for Call Up

Washington says 148000 more Guard and reserve personnel will be mobilized to strengthen forces after the Berlin crisis. The 26th Massachusetts, 28th Pennsylvania, 32nd Wisconsin, and 49th Texas divisions join 146 selected units in top priority status with near full strength and an extra weekend drill. 221 remaining units receive lower readiness. Pentagon avoids the term alert while signaling broader defense buildup.

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Kennedy Opens Nuclear Test Program Amid Soviet Pressure

President Kennedy announced the United States will resume underground nuclear tests this month in response to Soviet detonations. A Moscow broadcast offered to join in a broader nuclear test ban, while the White House emphasized tests would occur with no sustained fallout. The article also covers Weld County livestock sales and 4H projects, noting 60 steers to be sold and the expected show weights.

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Drainage Fee Refund Approved by City Council

A council resolution authorizes refunds of excess drainage fees paid by builders under the old schedule. Builders were charged 100 inside and 150 outside per lot at permit, while the new schedule charges 75 for the first 10 000 square feet and one cent per additional square foot, with identical inside and outside rates.

Neutrals Appeal To JFK Nikita To End Conflict

Belgrade delegates representing over three quarters of a billion people urged President Kennedy and Premier Khrushchev to begin immediate negotiations to remove conflict and avert nuclear catastrophe. They condemned colonialism, urged disarmament, and called for an end to armed action against colonial peoples, including Algeria and Angola, while backing self determination and territorial integrity.

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GM-UAW strike paused as in principle agreement reached

The United Auto Workers halted their strike against General Motors after top negotiators announced an in principle agreement on key issues. An extended deadline and subsequent extensions delayed action at Ford Chrysler plants, with 6,200 at Chevrolet and Fisher body in St Louis idling and 4,190 more at Pittsburgh and Norwood. The 1958 GM contract remains extended while night bargaining produced substantial progress.

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Weather forecast snapshot with scattered showers

The report outlines a generally fair day in Colorado with tonight and Thursday bringing widely scattered light showers mainly in the mountains. Temperatures range from 25-36 in the mountains to 45-70s elsewhere, with cooling north and east Thursday and gradual warming into the weekend. Wyoming shows partly cloudy skies, scattered mountain showers and some snow in higher ranges, with a cool to cold overall pattern then warming later in the week.

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Nkrumah Briefs Khrushchev On Nonaligned Summit Visit

Prime Minister Nkrumah of Ghana arrived in Moscow and met Nikita Khrushchev ahead of talks at the nonaligned summit. Nehru, delayed by 40 minutes, planned to join the Belgrade appeal. Indian flags were replaced with Ghanaian symbols as decor shifted at the airport.

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El Jebel Shrine Pilgrimage Parade Through Northern Colorado

El Jebel Shrine of Colorado plans a pilgrimage with more than 700 members visiting Greeley Boulder Fort Collins Loveland and other cities. The parade starts at 3 p.m. from 12th Street and Atherton Avenue and ends around 8:25 p.m. A serenade, color parade units, bands, patrols, and clowns will accompany the march with balloons and candy for children. A first air patrol in Shrine history will fly above the spectacle.

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Bones Found In Pasture Near Garcia Farm Reported

Sheriff investigators interview Larry Martinez and Andrew Garcia after skulls and bones surface in a pasture seven miles southwest of town near a silo. About a dozen skeletons allegedly uncovered, with bones dried and scattered across a 16 by 6 foot area. Coroner scheduled to inspect the site and decide next steps.

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City Council Tables Annexation Action After Hearing

City Council paused action on annexing a large city outskirts area after a public hearing attended by about 44 residents. A counter petition with 420 signatures was filed, though validity could not be confirmed before the meeting. Original petition signatures represented about 51.9 percent of affected property owners.

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Annexe Debate Over Seaman Spillway Studies and City annexation

City council approved a 11000 extra for spillway studies at Seaman Reservoir west of Fort Collins to assess geological and engineering needs and preliminary repair costs. The meeting also tackled annexation of the Wilshire area, with seven property owners voicing opinions and council discussing possible election routes and costs.

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Foes of Annexation Explain Opposition

Opponents of the West Greeley annexation submitted a counter-petition with 420 names and land descriptions to challenge the original measure. They argue the city should follow state law and allow an election to decide annexation, contending the city has much to gain and little to lose from the 700 acre area.

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Gulf Area in Path Of Worsening Storm

Storm warnings shift toward the Gulf area as Betsy and Carla threaten Cuba, Yucatan, and the western Caribbean. Forecasters expect Carla to intensify near Cuba then move northwest toward the Gulf, guiding ships to seek safe harbor and prompting questions about policing and service coverage for expanding areas.

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City Council Shifts to Night Meetings on Second and Fourth Tuesdays

City Council decided Tuesday to discontinue daytime sessions on the second and fourth Tuesdays and hold meetings at 7:33 pm on those days. With night meetings already used on the first and third Tuesdays, all regular sessions will be in the evening, easing attendance for members and aligning with agenda needs.

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