Lattimore to Reply Formally to McCarthy Allegations
New York April 1 Owen Lattimore, an American expert on Far Eastern affairs, returned to the United States to formally reply to Senator McCarthy's charges that he is the top Soviet espionage agent. He denies the accusations as false and irresponsible and says he is glad to be back in America to seek a fair hearing.
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Joseph MeCarthy
R-Wia
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Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee
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Man Dies in Taxi on Way To Hospital
Benjamin Lombard a 44 year old taxi passenger died en route to St Joseph's hospital after reporting chest pains. East Denver police and a doctor confirmed a serious heart condition, while investigators pursued the taxi driver as a possible suspect in a separate matter.
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Man
Lvadad
St. Joseph's Nupital
AL Twenty-third
Welat
Jost
Ater
Census Takers to Work in Weld County
Sixty three individuals will support the 17th decennial census in Weld County. Sixteen enumerators are assigned to Greeley with about two dozen drafted for other areas. Training and official badges will be issued. recruits will be contracted through a federal census office with routes and questions planned.
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Weld
Greeley
Fhailah
Regiainder
Cenang
Weather Summary for Local Area
Partly cloudy skies tonight and tomorrow with light snow flurries in the northwest mountain region. Temperatures range from a low near 2 to a high around 8 degrees, with colder conditions expected in the north tomorrow. Northwest winds at 80 to 70 map units are reported. overall conditions remain mild to cool.
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Lorado
Warner
Hghta Guy
Flicker and Girl Baby Keep Firemen Busy
An 18 month old fledgling bird and a baby girl kept fire crews rushing between two Ninth Street alarms. At 1:08 PM firefighters freed Eugen O Hagan after her mother locked her out of 103 Ninth Avenue. A second call at noon to 1411 Ninth Street sent crews up a chimney to rescue a flicker captive. Earlier, firefighters battled weeds and fertilizer near a rural ditch bank.
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Gick
M Finker
John O'agalt
Ninth Avenue
O'Hagan
Hite
John Brag
Ninth Street
Feker
Chimmey
Franklin
Aebool
Colorado Governor Knoles Nomination For U8 District Judge Approved
Washington April 1 4 The nomination of Gov William Leo Knoys of Colorado for U8 district judge in Colorado was approved by a senate judiciary subcommittee The nomination will go to the full committee Monday Chairman McCarran announced Knoys would succeed J Fogler Symes who has retired The nomination was endorsed by Colorado Senators and by the national and state bar associations Letters opposing the nomination cited age and lack of recent practice The Senators said Knows is in strong health and prime mentally He practiced law 26 years in New York and Colorado and served 10 years on the Colorado Supreme Court before becoming governor in 1946 They praised his character and moral standards and noted his popularity in Colorado
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Washington
William Leo Knole
Colorado
Distriet
Senate
McCnarran
Kanua
AcCarran
Anita W. Vnnsen
BK. Woon
Kenong
Johnson
Knows
New York
Colorado Supreme Court
Koons
Iain
Milk Truck Drivers Strike Scheduled Here Monday Night
About 70 milk truck drivers and helpers in Denver, Greeley, Loveland and nearby towns voted today to strike Monday at midnight. A walkout would disrupt dairy processing and milk deliveries to homes, stores, and Meadow Gold dairy in Greeley, with several firms affected by the action.
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Mouven
Denver
Houlter
Greeloy
Juniguant
Audi
Meadow Gould Dairy
Greeley 3
Venus Worried Longmont Folk
Boulder residents discuss odd astronomical observations from April in Longmont with mentions of Venus fading and visibility near the sun. The article notes Wat s flvery hall figures and references to observatory figures and scientists from Colorado.
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Venus
Longmont
Boulder
Colo
Lonmont
Tr. Roberts
Centennial and Casper Debate Finals Set for Saturday
Centennial, Casper contestants advance to finals in a multi-event day. Debate teams led by John Cra. well and Mile Field for Centennial face off against Cooper team with Tui Murawe and Ont Ginet. Final poetry reading results list Tom Smail, Caroline Bunty, and Lareds Denair as top finishers. Radio speaking winner Carl Ginet of Casper with Hill Morane and Jim Vel trie placing after other participants.
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Puebla
Osoper
Suluiay
Diealrich Natlysal
CSOH
John Cra
Mile
Tui Murawe
Ont Ginet
Cooper
Greetdort
Cyttental
Fusblo Central
Sally Perry
Hon Luna
Saturay
Tom’ Smail
East Deriver
Caroline Bunty
St. Gertrude Academy
Dernard Jones
Regis
Dorothy Denbo
Cathedral
Charlena Shadley
Cheyenne
Carl Ginet
Casper
Hill Morane
Jim Veltrie
Gary Bickel
Frank Harone
Jim Bonner
Frank Gappa
Walter Pesci
Holy Family
White House conference reports eight sections findings
Reports and recommendations from eight sections of the Weld County White House conference were presented after Friday meetings. The county committee will reconvene April 11 with final recommendations. local information to the state office is due by May 1. May 5 features county chairmen delivering state reports.
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White House
Granny Soymell
Mra. J
Fred McCourt
Nan
Hons.Shaklee
Gyril Taster
Sp. Littler
Warren Monfort
Roy B. Sears
Weld
Seare
Wegenass
LeRoy Louis
Gertrude Horn
Aiwin Shattuck
Robert Tollman
Nome Morar
Jefferson Smit
Tenee Wilson
Charles Yoong
Pol Witton
Wra
Theodory B. Heinz
Haltentsion Seul Caumposen
Maurice Jessup
Meeker Junior High
Sam Gates
Leslie Lindaa
C3ce
North Central ‘Association
Martin Shorneman
Roggen
O% Greeley
Momor Kidder
Ross Adamsoy
Zecton
Mra. Carlson
Clyda Cuhimings
Erch
Prijs Recommendaltean
Ubrarles Sind
Firms Asked To Return Hearts For Campaign
Mrs Heary, the campaign chair, thanked supporters at a Saturday event for the drive. Plastic hearts were placed in stores and clubrooms to collect donations and encourage cooperation from the public.
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Greeley Bustioga
Heary
Drys
Tna
Mia
Altro
Democrats Split Over Demand To Veto Kerr Bill
Washington dispatches report deep Democratic rifts over Truman considering a veto of the natural gas bill. The measure, passed 176 to 174 in the House after Speaker Rayburn’s appeal, would bar the Federal Power Commission from fixing gas prices charged to pipelines by independent producers. The Senate had approved it 42 to 38, with opponents calling it a big interests grab and supporters noting it protects consumers.
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Washington
Truman
Rayburn
D-l Ox
Peezldene
Mansucs
Federal Power Commission
Senate
House
Dingell
D.mich
Wes
Spaaker Rayburn
D-Tax
Missing Colorado Woman May Have Been Murdered
Sheri Kendells Meleelé said that Mrs. Smualing Rien, 44, may have been the victim of foul play. The husband, John Ries, a carpenter, claimed he sent her on a train to Chicago in March and later heard she arrived safely. Chicago woman Rosa Pricina said Mrs. Rice had been missing since January, while authorities pursued conflicting leads. The sheriff recounted sightings linked to a lodge in Lakewood and sequence of summers Mrs. Rice spent near Rollinsville, with a white handbag found and an interurban ticket bearing her name.
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Sheri Kendells Meleelé
Mra
Smualing Rien
Johih
Chicago
Mra, Eisier
Rosa Pricina
Rice
Jan
Mel Wiennla
Anglia
Rolleyils
Rollinsvillé
Mrs Win Leads 1950 61 Greeley Concerts Drive
Mrs Win is named chairwoman for the 1950 61 Greeley Concerts Association campaign. The drive begins April 2 and aims to present the Wagner Opera as the final event of the community series. Membership remains at 180 for adults with ongoing concert groups planned.
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Wiliam A. Lord Bow
Cam Walaa
Aviva
Greeley Concerts Association
Headahaker Wii Hotha Mono Gas
Electiie
Wagner Qnera
Gresley Philharmonie
Six More Dog Clinic Sessions In Weld County Held
Six more clinics to immunize dogs legs in rabies were held at Weld County Friday. About 2,789 dogs have received injections in four days. Clinics occurred in Mead Plattsburg Mini Rudgew Windsor Gilling Dalston Johnstown Gillken Evans Frederick and Banish colony with 30 to 35 turned away at Gill due to serum shortage. Upcoming clinics planned for Baton Karacy Driggadale New Raymer and Grover on April 6 through April 12 with multiple towns listed and hours set. County veterinarians, officials and volunteers assist in administering injections and district health programs to protect animals and public health.
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Plattagille
Mino
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Windsor
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Johnstown-Gillken
Evans
Wrederick
Banish Colony
Baton
Karacy
Pierce
Driggadale
New Raymer
Grover
Johnstown
Miliken
Eaton
Keenesbarg
Rogen
Keenesburs
Heverance
Kurses
Weld County Veterinations Medical Society
Tg County Heart Department
Yelevipur Inns
Top Truman Aid Demands End of Pension Grants
Secretary of Commerce Sawyer called for ending federal grants for old age pensions. He said grants have become a growing burden with diminishing incentive for states to manage payments and urged the government to stop benefits despite taxpayer concerns.
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Faderalenak
Secretary of Commerce
Sawyer
Halian Legislator Ed Johnson Remarks Stir Debate
In a Latin tone report, Deputy Alberto Cunsistlo demanded Italy's government address allegedly calumnious remarks by Senator Roberta Ronselliul about Malians. The incident drew attention from those urging clarification and possible inquiry into statements by Johnson and other officials.
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Hote
Doeun
Sen
Rolinson
D-Culo
Roberta Ronselliul
Alberto Cunsistlo
Yeaterday
Kovern Mane
Tts
Waattington
Reontor John
Rob
Johnson
Ponate
Teserlhod Mossad Ng
Raat
Conalguo
Mo Sald Johnson
Kate Me
Te Naisty
Leing
Better Books for Youth Proclaimed National Week
A 1980 proclamation backs a campaign for improved youth reading materials. The May 1 declaration urges community support from the Chamber of Commerce newspapers radio schools churches and businesses to promote higher quality books for children during the week of April 21 to 27 1980 led by Mayor Phil Hopkins at City Hall.
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Mutor Chamber of
Rumors Of Spring Action Against Tito Reemerge
The report cites Alex H. Singleton and sources in Golgate and Helgrade, noting renewed speculation on a possible援 military move against Marshal Tito. Observers warn that such aggression would hinge on limited access to military supplies from Czechoslovakia and Slovakia, with finances from the United States aiding Tito’s position.
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Golgate
Ayia
Thalal
Tito
Helgrade
Volta
Crantier Gueria
United States
Tasia
Caschoslovakia
Packed House Indicated for Heid Show Tonight
A Belle crowd is expected for a Heid show at Quintor Wallet & pum. Notable local performers include Cane Milne and Marian Phillips with Banmy Marrig slated to perform. A plane crash near Nort Unrun, Mich. killed Kermit Werkman of Toronto, Canada, and others were injured. the incident prompted wider safety concerns.
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Moraco
Quintor Wallet & Pum
Cane Milne
Clarinetert
Marian Phillips
Tel
Quero Poe pHi
Banmy Marrig
Mieh
Kermit Werkman
Oronta
Canada
Coldrado Springs
Golo
House Passes Foreign Aid Bill Friday
Washington notes the House approved a foreign aid bill totaling about 13 billion dollars with various allocations and amendments. The vote cut funding in several areas, while the administration faced losses on key provisions amid debates over military and economic aid targets.
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House
No More Tickets Available for Park Passion Play
Local posting shows tickets exhausted for a park passion play event. The notice mentions venue layout and timing details obscured by faulty OCR, but indicates that tickets are sold out and the play will open with attendees arriving at the designated park venue Sunday night.
California Faculty Must Take Oath as Regents Vote 10-10
Regents deadlock 10-10 on a loyalty oath policy for faculty and staff after a bitter debate. Governor Warren urged a clear stance while backing some supporters of the oath.
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California
Walter F. Nero Dies in Denver
Walter F Nero, longtime Croley area resident, passed away in Denver after a stroke. He is survived by his widow Mrs Jitsnhosh Nera of 120 West Conter Avenue Denver and a brother Uataye Nore of Donver.
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Denver
Waller BL Nore
Funner Yeat
Croley
Nunvey
Nora
Greetoy Lo U
Ge Wave Dainakys
Ulladale
Fran Croley
Colorado State Gollege
Eatlon
Nora Fu Ite
Jitsnhosh Nera
Census Takers Begin Work Across Nation
Census takers start work as officials outline the process and questions for the 1900 census. They will visit homes, collect data on residents, ages, occupations, and living conditions, with emphasis on accuracy and timeliness.
Retirement of Hareld Davis Dias Thinwit Davia
Hareld Davis Dias Thinwit Davia of Knulder Wel Kriing ab Pisbevy retired after a 30 year career at the Eaton Mat OMG Lode. Survivors include wife and four daughters Mrs Pred Bennore of Woubler Mrs William Polen of Denver Mrs Vernon Stawart of Pierce and Mrs George Gribble of Boulder. Services set for Tuesday at 7: a.m. in the Macys Wrawing room with interment at Linn Grove. Masonic lodge will attend in gray.
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Kriing
Pisbevy
de Woubdler
Lownie
Eaton Mat
Lode
Fane
Pred Bennore Ot Woubler
William Polen
Denver
Vernon Stawart
Pierce
Mra
George Gribble
Dey
Boulder
Macys
Linn Grove
Masonic Lodge
Uhavya
Gray
Mathews Leaves for Illinois To Serve Teri in Prison
Mathews, 43, detained in Woodmund County after a burglary and larceny case linked to a prior arrest. He is to be flown to Wonilford County for sentencing while appeals remain pending. Local officials note a separate estate matter involving Gorbeth Waa and others.
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Illinois
Teri
Jan Cirrall Mathews
Consiglion
Woodfurd
Eivewit
Mathews Sons
Tipther
Nebraska
Denver
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