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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1963

Page

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Fire at Dawn Destroys Eaton Bean Elevator

Fire at dawn leveled the Eaton bean elevator owned by Northern Feed and Grain Co in Faton. The blaze, the second major elevator fire this year, began in a front portion remodeled for highway expansion. Loss estimated near 300000 with most beans. building and equipment were insured. Firefighters battled for hours as explosions and intense heat threatened adjacent structures.

Paul Edscorn Faton Ansin Northern Fest and Grain Co Ilding Ink Eaton Eaton Red Bird Feed Co Northern Pred and Grain Co Red Bird Jay Ralph Strong 15Th Ave Benjamin Harrison Entng Coloviely U.S Ot HM Gordon Boyer Marshall Sedall Blake Roger Cleo Arh Home Light and Power Co Raton Ath Ono Spectator Ault-Pierce and Northern Feed and Grain Co Eaton Fire Department

Kennedy Tax Cut Plea Faces Bipartisan Hurdles

President Kennedy urged an $11 billion tax cut as the nation faced recession and unemployment. He framed it as true fiscal responsibility aimed at a balanced budget and full employment, urging public support against GOP demands for spending caps and conditional tax relief. Congressional reaction split along party lines as the House prepares a two day debate and the Senate considers a possible filibuster.

Wasrington Kennedy Republican National Committee Tle House Senate Carl Albert D-Okla Thelp Keny Jedy

18 Nation Disarmament Conference Proposed by Russia

Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko proposed an 18 nation disarmament conference at the U N General Assembly. Western diplomats welcomed the speech as a cautious but hopeful step toward limiting intercontinental missiles and advancing general disarmament.

Max Harrelson United Nations N.Y Inal A. Gromyko Britain Patrick Dean Lester Pearson Gromyko United States Soviet Union

Greeley Banks Charter Action Set for Oct. 24

Colorado Bank Commission took no action at a Denver meeting on Thursday and will likely revisit proposed charters for two Greeley banks, Columbine State Bank and First Industrial Bank, at the October 24 session. Bank Commissioner Frank Goldy said transcripts of hearings were not yet ready for full consideration.

Denver Colorado Ank Commission Greeley Anks Columbine State Bank First Industrial Bank Prank ‘Aldy Goldy

Carroll Urges Support of Tax Cut Plan

Former Colorado senator John A Carroll urged nationwide backing for President Kennedy's tax reduction plan in Denver. He argued the program is essential to end recurring recessions, calling for nonpartisan support from leaders across the state while stressing a balanced budget and cautioning that a House referral could doom the proposal for this year.

Denver John A. Carroll United States Colorado Kennedy Carroll Republi House Ways and Means House of Representatives

Insurance mix up nets huge check in Denver case

Edward Fowler Jr. mailed two checks totaling 900000.71 dollars to his insurer after claiming a misread or misprint by his office check machine. An insurer official agreed to adjust the payment to correct the error.

Denver Edward Fowler Jr

Weather forecast summary for regional areas

The report notes temperatures and conditions for Colorado and Wyoming. Warmth in Colorado with highs near 87 to 89 and cooler east zones. a 70.14 abp barometer reading, fair nights, and showers possible in mountains. Wyoming mostly fair, warmer in west and north, with highs 65 to 74 and cooler lower elevations. Sunrise 9:45 AM, sunset 6:02 PM.

Colorado Wyoming

Red Cross names Burch national fund vice chairman

Leonard Burch of Greeley appointed national fund vice chairman for Colorado to fill the term of Michael Treed I Denver who resigned for business reasons. James A Guinen announces the change and notes Burch’s prior Red Cross campaign role and civic ties with the American bankers association Rotary Club Chamber of Commerce and Boy Scouts.

Leonard Burch Chairman Ani Che First National Bank of Creeley Red Cross Volunteer National Fund Colorado Burch Michael S.treed Denver Itreed James A. Uinen Time, Inc Red Cross National Fund Cochairman Washington, D. C Red Cross J Butch Ias Fund Aids Sing Nationa Fund United Fund Ta Greeley the Red Cross Elie American Colntada Bankers, Assn Greeley Rotary Club Chamber of Commerce Boy Scouts Marine Committee Long's Peak Council Hoard T the Coorade 4H Foundation The Salvation Army Greeley Leonard N. Burch First National Bank Howard Benton American Red Cross Wyoming New Mexico Red Cross Volunteer National Land Frank Gappa

Dillon Dam Talks Set In Capital

Denver water officials seek to resolve a long running dispute over Dillon Dam and Dillon Reservoir water rights with Western Slope interests and federal authorities. A federal case dating to 1940 remains active with a pre trial hearing slated for September 26 in Denver.

Dillon Denver Dillon Dam Washington, D. C Denver Water Board Western Slope Denvair Blue River U.S. Department of the Interior Glenn Saunders The Water Board Asst AB. Atty Ramsay Clark Western H .Slope Acsuit Federal District Court

New Reservoir and Tank Construction on Track for Year End Finish

Engineer Willard Quirke said the 000-gallon reservoir, an elevated tank, and distribution system in the Sheep Drive area near the George Mosier site are under construction and slated for completion by the first of the year. The Utilities Engineering and Construction Co. is building under a $604,735 city contract. half the roof deck is done and progress continues on the remaining sections.

Willard Quirke Nelson, Staley, Patterson & Quirk Quirk Utilities Engineering and Consruction Co Ame Hull George Mosier

High Water Threatens Texas City

Emergency crews raced to shore up eight foot levee at Port Acres as waters rose threatening hundreds of homes. Civil Defense head Sawyer Walston called the situation dire and urged for at least 20 more workers while evacuees returned and began mud cleanup amid estimated damages potentially reaching 10.5 million dollars. Port Acres and surrounding Beaumont area included in disaster appeal to Governor Connally.

Deaumon Tex Sawyer Walston South Walston Port Acres Jefferson County Neches Port Avres Herend Bort Apel Huw Deten

Air Force Ends Hunt for Asset as Construction Delays Rise

Air Force officials revealed unfinished work at an asset site slows equipment moves. One wall banner expected to be owned soon, reservoir storage planned for 36 million gallons, with a two day peak summer supply. A second launch was scheduled for December as repairs and contracts proceed. CAPE CANAVERAL FI The air force search for the first winged spacecraft shifted after a 9 hour review. The payload remained intact with telemetry and temperature readings, but the main goal was not achieved.

Quirk Uitilios Maehieeyine Caney Cape Canaveral United States Projet

Unclear fragment on walls and tibia Phate

Fragmentary text notes that only the north and Ponte walls remained standing and mentions Tibia Phate by Paul.

Paul Fdsegnt

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Eaton Bean Bayer Star Lite J. J. Jones Boyer Merchert Sedall Ed Blake Boxcar Aralant Baxger Ault Pierre Guleton Pad Edscorn Howard H. Baker Rtena Ax Bill Succeed Tan William 2. Miller Russ Greeley Banks France Geneva Gromyke Han Irualy Great Western High Low, St Public Service College Tow, AL Burch Nat'l Fund By Frank Colohan Texas City ED Staats Air Force
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