High Court Reverses Auto Damage Suit In Intoxication Case
Colorado Supreme Court reversed a $5,492 auto collision award to Mary Ellen Gross after noting heavy drinking by participants and passengers on the Denver Estes Park trip. The ruling stresses the plaintiff's admitted intoxication and failure to avoid risk, yielding a defense that she assumed the risk.
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Denver
Mary Ellen Gross
Bytes Park
Colorado Supreme Court
Clarence D. Haller
Estes Park
James McGraw
Haller
Boulder County District Court
Supreme Court
E. V. Holland
Laverna
Egles Park
Fem
Plaintif
Halland Wrole
Walla Walla Bandits Rob Pinochle Party Kill Elderly Player
A multistate search continued Sunday for two gunmen who invaded a Walla Walla home pinochle party Saturday night killing 66 year old Charlee Buckley of Milam Freeweler Oregon and wounding 3 year old Robert Follett during the holdup as the elderly players resisted the demanded money.
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Walla Walla
Wark
Everly
Howe
Charlee Buckley
Milim Freeweler
Ore
Robert Follett
Hame
67 Are Dead in Brazilian Plane and Train Wrecks
Sixty seven people, all believed Brazilian, died and 13 were injured Sunday in a plane crash, a train collision, and two landslides. A Varic shuiner two engine airliner burst into flames after takeoff from Rage in southern Brazil, en route from Livramento to Porto Alexre, with 35 passengers and crew of 5. A separate collision near Magno Station in Rio suburb killed 20 and left 13 injured. A landslide at Petrapalis buried a house, killing seven.
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Dames
Rage
Brazil
Livramento
Porto
Alexre
Magno Station
Rio
Petrapalis
Roo
Cardinal Segura Dies in Madrid as Archbishop of Seville
Cardinal Pedro Segura, 76, archbishop of Seville and a 1927 cardinal, long opposed Protestantism and any regime favoring an absolute monarchy, died Monday after clashing with various Spanish governments. Leonard Feasare, pianist, to perform tonight at 4:15 in Gunter Hall under the Greenly Concerts Association.
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Moss
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Leonard Feasare
Gunter Hall
Greeley Concerts Association
Pennario
Greeley
The
Philarmonie
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Brehms
Chopin
Rach
Weld County Hospitals Among Accredited In State List
Denver reports thirty seven Colorado hospitals have been accredited by the Joint Commission. The survey is voluntary and limited staff restricts full coverage. Accredited facilities include Boulder County General, St. Francis in Colorado Springs, Weld County General in Greeley, Loveland Memorial, Parkview Episcopal, St. Mary’s in Pueblo, Fort Carson, and VA hospitals in Grand Junction and Denver.
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Joint Commission of Accreditation of Hospitals
Kenneth C. Babcock
K Fis
Colorado
Boulder County General Hospital
Boulder
Beet Council Names Officers Across States
National Beet Counsell elected Edwin Karlen of Columbia 5 D president and Bob Burkhart of Colorado Springs secretary treasurer at a one day conference. Forest Noel of Lewistown was named regional vice president and Don Colling of Kit Carson as director at large.
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National Beet Counsell
Edwin Karlen
Columbia
Ipresident
Bob Burkhart
Colorado Springs
Forest Noel
Lewistown
Don Colling
Kit Carson
Cole
Queen Elizabeth II and Duke Visit Paris for Four Day State Tour
Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh arrived in Paris for a four day official visit. France prepared a grand pageant with President Rene Coty and dignitaries greeting them at Orly Airport. About 1,000 people attended the welcoming ceremony, and a large television audience witnessed the arrival amid crowds along the Queen's route. The trip aims to strengthen Britain’s ties with its European ally and marks the first state visit by a reigning British queen to Paris. In Washington the Senate confirmed Mark M. Guller as postmaster general.
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Senate Victoria
Eizabeth
Mark M. Guller
Princers
Gets Fellowship at Science Institute
John A Berry a Grealey High School teacher has been selected as one of five science teachers from over a thousand applicants for a Colorado College summer fellowship at Colorado Springs. The eight week program June 18 to August 9 covers biology chemistry math physics and general science with field trips and guest speakers to improve high school science education. Berry a Colorado ARM graduate with a master’s degree has taught at GHS for 13 years and will have all expenses paid.
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Abeave
Chemsetry
Generel
Grealey High School
Colorado College of Colorado Springs
National Science Foundation
Seienen
Berry
Colorado Arm
GHS
Affend Fund Raising Session in Pueblo Friday
Four members of the Jocal United Fund executive committer head the fourth annual Community Fund Raising Conference at the Minnequa University club in Pueblo Friday. The next conference will be in Greeley next April. The event, sponsored by the University of Colorado extension service, focused on the one fund method for welfare and health fund campaigns. Payroll deductions were highlighted as a successful tactic. The revitalized United Fund prepares for a campaign next October with Bertram Williams, president of United Community Funds and Councils of America, among attendees from Colorado and nearby states.
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Minnequa University
Pueblo
Harley Glidden
Richard Boelleber
Gene Wood
Jack Capp
Greeley
Extension Service
University of Colorado
United Fund
United Funds
Puello Vas
Bertram Wiliams
United Community Funds and Councils of America
Colorado
Cold storm delivers heavy snow across Weld County
A spring blizzard dropped three to four inches of new snow in Weld County and surrounding areas on Saturday night and Sunday, with subzero temperatures into Monday morning. Readings show moisture in several towns, roads becoming impassable, and travel advisories issued, while towns report milder conditions elsewhere and continued risk of drifting snow. Strong winds and evolving conditions disrupted mail routes, rail service, and travel, but major events in Greeley proceeded with only minor delays.
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North Poud
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Laramie
Cagle
Colorado
Mountains
Denver
Alther
Limon
Rocky Mountain
Car Insurance Premiums Rise Across Colorado
Colorado insurer Beery announces statewide advance in premiums on automobile policies. Collision costs up 3 percent to 15 percent, comprehensive coverages rise sharply, with Denver averages moving from 11.95 to 16.25 dollars. Bodily injury and property damage coverages also increase. He cites higher replacement costs, wind shield damage, and rising accident rates as factors.
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Denver
Colorado
Rte
Ralph Stanley Dies on World Tour at 56
Ralph Stanley 56 of Lucerne dies in Africa on a world tour due to heart disease. He had lived in Long Beach 30 years and is survived by wife Iola, son William A. Stanley, two brothers Arthur and Earl, and two grandchildren. Funeral arrangements point to Long Beach.
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Africa
Stanley
Iola
Lola Stanley
Los Angeles
Arthur Stanley
Lucerne
Ralph
Greeley
St. Louis
Long Beach
William A. Stanley
Arthur
Earl
Temple City
William Ralph, Jr
Catherine Ann Stanley
Olive St
President Busy After Stow Drive to Capital
President Eisenhower returned from Gettysburg and resumed his workweek in Washington after a two day trip. His car was stopped for speeding on both legs of the journey, once Friday and again Sunday, while traveling within posted limits on the return drive.
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Stow
Capital
Washington
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Supreme Court rules railroad land grant did not cover minerals
Washington Monday: Supreme Court upheld that the 1882 land grant to build tracks for railroads did not grant rights to underlying minerals. The ruling aligns with the Taltsrtley Labor Act regarding picketing by American union members aboard a foreign vessel.
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Spreme Court
Union Parish
Haile Road
Wyoming
Congress
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High Tribunal
Joner
Portland
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Dulles proposes new foreign aid fund and loans
Secretary of State Dulles urges a special foreign aid fund to provide easy long term loans to poor nations, potentially totaling 740 million dollars annually. He backs maintaining military aid, reforming allocations, and a presidential contingency fund while continuing grants where loans cannot suffice.
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Dulles
United States
Cverty
Senate
International Cogeeeauin
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Oon
Ioana
America
Benjamin Fairless
Eric Johnston
Joans
Boston Doctors Begin Examination of Eden
Eden, the ailing former prime minister, arrived in Boston with Lady Eden after a long New Zealand vacation cut short by failing health. He rested upon the 11,000 mile journey as medical advisers contend a relapse contributed to his condition. Mia Eden said the decision to seek Boston treatment followed her husband’s recurring pains.
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New Zealand
Eden
Jamaica
Music Festival Concludes With Final Concert Saturday Eve
The Weld Couing festival at CSCE ended Saturday with final judging of large instrumental groups and a massed band and chorus performance at Gunterhall. Certificates were awarded to bands and orchestras including Claua D Amster dan group rated 3 and Milliken orchestra rated 2, with various other bands receiving ratings 1 to 3 as the Dutch aided program funds development in Chrysoupolis Casa Blanca Fez and regions of India.
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Linda Best
Norma Hopkins
Joyce McCune
Bonnie Grimes
Tribune
Jim Moore
Gunterhall
Runde
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Amsterdam
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Milliken
Pasee Bernherd
Ald Rll
Chrysoupolis
Siocial
Casablanca
Fez
Sndia Wih
City Council Agenda Sets Tuesday Session
City Council Tuesday evening will consider an ordinance to rezone two parcels from residential to business for Frank Torres parking at Beacon motel, approve Hull's First additions annexation, a water gap petition on Jay Brosner transmission line north of Windsor, elect electricians board members, renew Wagon Wheel Café deer license, review off street parking meters, and cancel a barn project with Color & Southern for an asphalt plant near Seventh and Tenth.
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Frank Torres
Beacon Motel
Hull
Jay Brosner
Windsor
Electricians Board of Examiners
Wagon Wheel Cafe
North Eleventh Avenue
Color & Southern Railroad
Seventh Penne
Tenth Street
Colorado Weather Forecasting Temperatures Across Districts
Weather summary shows Monday highs around 40 in Colorado and 20s to 70s across regions. Forecast calls for fair skies in Boulder Longmont and Southwestern Colorado with rising temperatures into Tuesday and variable mountain conditions.
Regional Weather Bulletin for Wyoming and New Mexico
Regional weather reports indicate partly cloudy skies along Wyoming's northern border and northeast port on Monday and Monday night with light snow flurries. Generally fair statewide Monday to Tuesday with warmer conditions in central and southern portions. Mountain elevations range 50 to 90 inches or feet. highs limited to 30 to 49 in the northeast and 43 to 55 elsewhere. New Mexico shows fair conditions Monday afternoon through Tuesday, cooler south Monday, warmer statewide Tuesday.
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Wyoming
New Mexico
Eisenhower to Hold White House News Conference
President Eisenhower will hold a press conference at 8 a.m. Wednesday at the White House, according to the dispatch from Washington.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Air France Plane Crash in Algeria Kills 32
Paris reported that Air France flight reached Biskra in Algeria and crashed killing 32 people. The service described the disaster as near the oasis at the edge of the Sahara in the mountainous northern region southeast of Algiers with unknown passenger nationalities. The exact aircraft type and crew details were not confirmed.
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Algeria
Paris
Biskra
Algiera
Sahara Desert
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