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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1962

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Indian group presses for global nuke test ban

The Gandhi Peace Foundation urged President Kennedy to begin negotiations toward an international test ban that would stop atmospheric and underwater tests. The White House affirmed U S willingness to seek a ban and noted the urgent need to curb nuclear threats while the Soviet Union rejected comprehensive atmospheric and underwater bans. The Geneva talks saw mixed signals with a Soviet envoy calling the plans a step in the right direction but insisting on halting underground tests too.

Harry Kelly Washington United States Jin Walker Flutsia Kennedy Gandhi Peace Foundation Am International Paris London Moscow White House U.S Kennedy United States Soviet Union Hrilain

U S Canada Launch Space Satellite

The Alouette satellite joint by Canada and the United States was launched from Vandenberg Air Force Base carrying a 340 pound payload with two antennae extending in a cross shape. It will study the ionosphere and relay data on radio communication potential for future space programs.

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McNamara Signals U S Will Use Nuclear Arms in Berlin

Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara stated the United States reserves the right to employ nuclear weapons if necessary to defend West Berlin. He warned the Russians that Washington will act to keep Berlin free, backed by allied forces ready for combat. The White House endorses a flexible policy without detailing exact triggers.

FAZO Hoffman Washington U.S Berlin United States McNamara White House West Germany

Dominick accuses governor of misusing patrol cars

Representative Peter Dominick of Colorado accuses Governor Steve McNichols of using State Patrol cars to attend political meetings while opposing Democratic Senatorial candidate John A. Carroll. McNichols counters that Republicans mislead voters and will spend more on bulletins than his campaign.

Denver Peter Dominick A-Cole Steve McNichols Dominick John A. Carroll U.S. Senate Gav McNichols McNichols

King attacked by Nazi party member on Birmingham stage

In Birmingham a white man Roy James attacked Dr. Martin Luther King Jr during an SCLC meeting. James, 24, Arlington VA, was fined 25 dollars and given days in jail for assault and battery and disorderly conduct. King testified but did not press charges. Mayor Hanes warned James to stay away.

Birmingham Ala Dr. J. King Wyatt Tee Walker Nagi Party Martin Luther King Jr Ali Tde Roy James Arlington Aken Recorder's Iity Court Charles H. Brown Southern Christian Leadership Conference King Sammy Davis Jr SCLC New York James Walker Davis Mag Brill Feel Brown Arthur Hanes

Rain Deluges Both Coasts

The Associated Press reports heavy rain battered the northern Atlantic coast with at least 14 deaths and multiple injuries across five states. New York New Jersey Massachusetts Connecticut New Hampshire saw fatal crashes and flooding, while Boston suburbs logged over 3.3 inches of rain. A West Coast mini tornado damaged Sand Point Naval Air Station Seattle with no injuries. Temperature plummeted to near freezing in Michigan.

Associated Press Atlantic New York Massachustitts New Jersey New Hampshire Connecticut Boston Goldsboro Quonset Point Sand Point Naval Air Station Seattle Great Lakes Ohio Valley Mississippi Valley Marquette Houghton Mich

Football Scores Finale From Various Colleges

Final scores show Penn State 26 Air Force 8 and multiple others including Harvard 27 Lehigh 7 Yale 18 Connecticut 14 Princeton 15 Rutgers 7 Michigan 14 Ohio State 41. Navy 2 North Carolina 7 Clemson 7 Kansas State 0 Colorado 0.

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Weather summary and regional forecasts across states

The report lists temperatures and conditions for Colorado and Wyoming. It notes cool tonight with clearing for Colorado and fair to partly cloudy conditions, cooler Sunday with diminishing winds. Wyoming expects fair tonight, increasing clouds Sunday with possible light showers, frost or freezing temperatures at night, and cooler daytime highs.

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U.S. Mississippi clash heightens on Meredith case

In Oxford Mississippi faces a federal showdown over James Meredith's enrollment at Ole Miss amid planned marshals and troops. Court rulings indict Lt Governor Paul Johnson for contempt while Governor Barnett ignores summons. Federal forces brace for possible enforcement as Mississippi defends segregation amid national political tension.

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County Budget Proposes 0.05 Mill Tax Increase for 1963

Weld County faces a 1963 budget with estimated expenditures around 2.82 million, a 0.05 mill levy rise to fund county needs. The plan includes new divisions in Mental Health and an airport, plus an engineer section to maintain land corners. Tax Commission guidance pending final levy. school levy to be set after valuation review.

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FBI Nabs Sailor Spying for Soviets

An American sailor, Yeoman First Class Cornelius Drummond, 33, was arrested in a New York suburb on espionage charges for allegedly transmitting classified Navy manuals to Soviet United Nations employees. FBI agents found eight documents in his car and said two Russians followed him to a diner.

Washington FBL Freie Jay New York City United Nations FBI J. Edgar Hooves Cornelius Drummond U.S. Navy Newport Boston Post Larchmont N.Y National Defense FBT Drummond United States New York Hoover Hower London Binglam Dewnimond Dreamond Ivan Y Vyrodov Vyrodov Prokhorov Ricsians Fookhory Druwnmond FBE Annoncement

Regents Apologize To Goldwater and Probe Schedule

The CU Regents apologized to Goldwater and scheduled a campus probe after a social Greek incident. They voted to study campus political and publication issues, with a plan to review athletic compliance and intercollegiate rules while supporting a medical facility transition.

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Kennedy to Visit Supreme Court Amid Labor Secretary Rumor

A garbled message suggests a Kennedy plan to visit the Supreme Court with a labor secretary figure involved. Details are unclear due to OCR corruption, but the item points to a high level political visit and potential staffing references.

Press Trouble Delays Tribune

The Tribune faced a press delay Friday as the press ran behind schedule by 105 minutes, finishing about 6 p.m. after a frantic effort. Five operators handled around 500 subscriber calls while newsboys rushed to deliver once printing resumed to complete routes between 7:20 and 4 p.m.

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