Sugar Co Pays for Beets in Four States Dec 13
The Great Western Sugar Company will issue checks for 4 207 000 to sugar beet growers in Colorado Nebraska Wyoming and Montana. Initial payments cover beets delivered November 4 to December 4 with high yields across the four state area. Overall payments reach 32 553 000 plus sugar act returns totaling 40 733 000 to growers this season. DENVER County commissioners may fund secretarial help for a conservation district if benefits justify it per Attorney General Dunbar.
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Denver
Great Western Sugar Company
Colorado
Nebraska
Wyoming
Montana
Totel
Weld County
Flalah
Nts
Greeley
Eaton
Frank A. Kemp
Kemp
Great Western
Alty
Duke W. Dunbar
Dunbar
Kenneth W. Chalmers
Colorado Soil Conservation Board
Water Allottees Endorse Dam Proposals At Ault Meeting
At the annual Water Allottees association meeting in Ault strong backing was given to proposals for storage reservoirs on the upper Poudre river. The Elthorn dam site was discussed as a possible solution to water waste and summer shortages. Fort Collins interests favor the project and calls were made for federal and state agency surveys.
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Water Allottees Association
Ault
Poudre
Elthorn
Tt Hat
Fort Collins
Colorado Big T
Water Supply and Storage Company
WS & 5
Water Allotiees Association
Colorado Big Thompson
Allotiees
Northern
Colorado Conservan
Troops rushed to Belize as Guatemala links probe rises
British Honduras faces a political crisis as George Price and PUP delegates allegedly discussed aligning with Guatemala in London. Troops were flown from Jamaica and a frigate and another British ship were reported nearby. The 8,667 square mile colony, with 0,000 people, remained calm amid the constitutional dispute.
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Belize
British Honduras
Guatemala
Jamaica
George Price
Peoples’ United Party
London
Britain
Denver Man Killed in Denver Rail Crossing Crash
A Denver man died early Saturday when his car struck a boxcar pulled by a diesel switch engine at a north Denver crossing. Passenger Roybal suffered head injuries and a broken arm. he was taken to Denver General Hospital. The vehicle dragged four feet before wreckage fell, and operator Ralph L. Mouser of Denver was named. Two other highway fatalities on Friday raised Colorado's 1957 toll to 331.
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Denver
Sidh
Roybal
Alberto Mostoya
Montoya
Denver General Hospital
Ralph L. Mouser
Associated Press
Colorado
William Lee Bishop
Idaho Springs
George H. Hotchkiss
Montrose
Bishop
Eight Plead Guilty to Fort Carson Payroll Fraud
Eight Fort Carson soldiers pleaded guilty in U S District Court to charges in a $5,000 payroll fraud scheme. Two other enlisted men entered innocent pleas. The eight named individuals face charges of falsifying Army payroll records or collecting on false payroll cards.
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Fort Carson
Denver i
Carson
Colo
U. S. District Court
Ronald Zimmerman
Hammond Lake
Ind
William Breeze
Mill Valley
Calif
Willam Bteweiler
Halifax
Willam Seay
Ranger
Tex
Wiliam Whelan Jr
Ardmore
Evan Shaw
Lanerinburg
N. C
Robert C. Christianses
Milwaukee
Thomas Hulse
Lay Animas
Thomes Lee
Wiliam Gran
Kishi Improves After Illness Following Dinner
Japanese Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi was reported much better Saturday after illness from stomach and intestinal trouble. He was confined to bed following a state dinner hosted by President Carter Garcia.
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Manilawa
Nobusuke Kishi
Japex
Carter P. Garcia
South Platte Lawyers Granted Delay By Colorado Supreme Court
The South Platte Water Conservancy District received a court-ordered extension to December 16 to answer the challenge to its formation. The Colorado Supreme Court granted the delay after the district’s attorneys requested it. Attorney General Duke W. Dunbar did not object.
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Denver
South Platte i Water Conservancy District
Tme
Colorado Supreme Court
Duke W. Junbar
Bird Court
Inttorpeys
Dunbar
Nine Hunters Stranded on Union Lake in Gale
A Denver group of nine men and two boys were stranded by gale driven waves on Union Reservoir near Longmont. Rescue teams from Weld County sheriff, the Highway Patrol, and Longmont Emergency Unit, aided by fire crews, retrieved several survivors as others remained on duck blinds. The party, mostly members of the Kenoit Gun Club, had launched at 6 a.m. and faced strong winds, with damage to lines reported in the area.
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Longmont
Perth
Bill Dabney Jr
John Sweeney
George Sweeney
Joe Strickland
Ben Dude
Willett Moore
Widney
Randy
Harry Baker
Harvey Gurney
Kenoicott Gun Club
Yugoslavs Turn Down Military Aid From the U. S
Belgrade reports Tito declined U S military aid after a Friday Brioni Island meeting with Ambassador Riddleberger. Yugoslav informants cite U S reapprasials as reason, State Department awaiting any official report from Washington.
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U. S
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Yugowska
Tito
James Riddleberger
Decisi
United States
Washington
State Dept
Riddleberger
Rainfall record set in Mesiphis shows heavy year’s total
Rain washed out the old year’s record as the total rainfall for the year rose past the 230 inch mark. At 8:45 p.m. CST, the cumulative rainfall surpassed the prior high by late Friday, marking a new record.
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Mesiphis
Full Use of School Tax Act Discussed in Longmont Meeting
School administrators and legislators met in Longmont to discuss state school legislation including district reorganization and the school finance act. Attendees from Weld County cited potential $100,000 more state money if fully implemented and non teaching personnel were creditable.
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Longmont
Paul N. Lodwick
N. J. Miller
Floyd Oliver
Laslie K. Grimes
Greeley
John H. Kinkade
Windsor
Colorado Committee On
Weld
Snark Missile Flies Full Range Defense Reports
The Defense Department said a Snark intercontinental guided missile successfully flew its full range during a test launched Thursday night from Cape Canaveral. It reportedly reached the target area over the Atlantic, with the Air Force planning to establish a squadron armed with Snarks this month.
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Washington
Defense Dept
Air Force
Missie Test Center
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Piloteas
Ag Atlantic
Department
Bettet
Shorthorn steer sells at 66 cwt at International show
Bruce Baker of Indiana owned a Shorthorn steer weighing about 900 pounds sold for 66 dollars per hundredweight at the International Livestock Exposition. Youth entrants in the junior feeding competition also participated, with the event concluding Friday in Chicago.
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Chicago
Bruce Baker
Free Ind
Strike Spreads Over Cyprus Tensions Spark Student Clash
In Nicosia about 2,000 students clashed with troops and police during a demonstration for a U N debate on Cyprus. A Turkish Cypriot riot squad used tear gas to clear a square as armed British officers failed to disperse the crowd. Twenty to thirty students were reported wounded amid the unrest sparked by the General Assembly debate on Cyprus status.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
U. N
Tus Denta
Elaahea
Troopa
U. N. General Assembly
Pro
Greece
Eddie Fisher Confined With Fever at Home
Hollywood gossip notes report singer Eddie Fisher is confined to his home with a fever from a virus infection. His physician says the illness is causing him to rest and recover away from public appearances.
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Hollywood
Edydie
Sayz le Dua
Cheyenne Street Lights On Amid High Winds and Snow
A Pacific front drove gale force winds across Wyoming and Colorado on Saturday. Gusts reached up to 72 mph in Wyoming, tearing planes from their moorings in Denver and causing widespread blowing dust and reduced visibility. Snow and rain slowed traffic. temperatures rose modestly with chinook warmth despite the harsh conditions.
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Denver
Wyoming
Colorado
Lght
Sileer
Cheyenne
Wyo
Nebraseka
Billings
Mont
Acros
Rocky Mountain
Billiard Sterling
Holyoke
Buzzard
State Patrol
Sterlin
H-elyoke Jolesburg Aestion
Eaerenster
Alamosa
Appellate Court Refuses To Block Western Airlines
The U S Court of Appeals refused to stay the Cir Aeronautics Board order granting new routes from Phoenix Arizona Frontier Airlines had asked to halt the board action permitting Western Airliner to fly non stop Denver to Phoenix and Bonanza Airlines to operate Salt Lake City to Phoenix The three judge panel denied Frontier's request without comment but set a hearing for January 1 9% and offered a prehearing conference for December 12.
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Washington
U.S. Court of Appeals
Cir Aeronautics Board
Phoenix
Ariz
Frontier Airlines
Wester
Denver
Bonanza Airlines
Salt Lake City
Frontier
County Tax Collections Surpass Half-Year Target
County treasurer Charlen O. Bursiel reports November tax receipts totaling 346,685.51, bringing year to date collections to 246,312,968.98 and showing 35,971,648.75 of 6,425,520.46 due. Last year November receipts were 75,044.00 with 771 percent collected in the first 11 months of 1856.
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Treasuer Charlen O. Bursiel
Dairy Convention Opens In Denver
The Western States Dairy Convention begins in Denver with more than 100 dairy industry leaders from five Western states in attendance. The gathering runs from Sunday through Tuesday and is sponsored by the Colorado Dairy Products session.
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Denver
Colorado Dairy Products Session
First Satellite Fizzle Report Sent President
Cape Canaveral reports the Navy cannot yet determine the cause of Friday's Vanguard rocket failure. President Eisenhower was informed by telephone. a preliminary Pentagon memo to the White House contains limited new details. Officials caution it may be next week before a full study is ready. Publicity and possible sabotage questions are noted but not confirmed.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla.vy
Navy
Vanguard
Gettysburg
Palay
Defense Dept
Eiserhower
White House
James C. Hagerty
Flaenhower
Wagerty
Pentagon
Washington
Eidenhower
Stagerty
Cape Canasera
Fla
John P. Hagen
Magerty
Hagerty
Sabotape Tagerly
United States
CSU Plans Purchase of 400-Acre Farm Southwest of Fort Collins
Colorado State University reportedly agreed Friday to buy the 400 acre Charles Miah farm southwest of Fort Collins to expand its farm research program. Price not disclosed. The site has been under option to the university for several months.
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FOPT
Collins
Colorado
State University
Fort Calling
Ridgen
J. H
Greeley Wind Slams City As Lines Go Down
A brief but furious Saturday windstorm damaged a building under construction in Rosedale and toppled a 20 vehicle cinder block garage. Wind speeds reached 48 to 72 mph at Greeley airport as power and telephone lines were snapped citywide.
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Rosedale
Greeley
Mountain States Telephone Company
Ninth Avenue
James F Heuett Kersey Farmer Dies at 74 in Denver
James F Heuett, a long time Kersey area farmer born July 27 1842 in Nickville Missouri, died Thursday night at his daughter Violet Harris home in Denver after five months living there due to ill health. Survived by wife Ida May Hewett who died in 1936, three sons Melvin Monte Vista Richard Colorado Springs John Mexett La Salle, eight grandchildren and sister Etta Miller Ames Iowa. Funeral services will be announced by Macys.
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James F. Heuett
South Kersey
Violet M. Harris
Denver
Horm
Nickville
Heuett
Greeley
Kersey
Ida May Hewett
Artis
Melvin
Monte Vista
Richard
Colorado Springs
John Mexett
la Salle
Etta Miller
Ames
Iowa
Macys
Colorado Weather Report From Saturday Forecast
The 2 p m temperature was 32 degrees with a 24 hour period ending 8 a m noted. Saturday features partly cloudy skies with scattered snows around the mountains and gusty winds, easing Saturday night, followed by Sunday mostly cloudy with light snow flurries and warmer conditions east while the west remains cooler.
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Telephone Company
Home Light and Power Company
la Salle
Gilcrest
Nurn
Farmers Spur
Bracewell
The
Power Company
Greeley
Eleventh
Twelfth Streets
Eleventh Avenue
Maplewood School
Greeicy
Colorado
Divide
Regional Weather Wyominy Forecast Summary
Partly cloudy Saturday and Saturday night with scattered snow in mountainous areas and light snow flurries east of Divide. Strong surface winds ease Saturday night. Cooler Saturday night with a generally warm day on Sunday. Lows eight to sixteen above normal.
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Divide
Suny
Reneral
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Kishi
South Platte
Bernard P. Lamb
Republican National Committee
Pelata
Marual
Cyril Ferman
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Larimer
Boulder
Tribune
Robert Widlund
Union Lake
Snark
Eddie Fisher
Western Airlines
E. E. Mohr
Division of Music
CSC
E Pam
Gunter Hall
CSU
Ft. Collins
Kersey Farmer
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