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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1957

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Atlas Postponed Tests And Local Christmas Programs

School Yuletide programs proceed across Greeley districts with multiple events scheduled Tuesday and Thursday. Franklin Park Washington Maplewood already held theirs. Meeker junior high hosts two student programs and a parent session in Meeker auditorium. Lincoln Jafferson, Heath junior high, Trinity Lutheran and others plan carols, plays, and gift exchanges, with special ed and community groups contributing.

Greeley Greeley High School Red Cross Fitzsimons Hospital Meeker Junior High Meeker Lincoln-Jafferson Hincoloyefferson PTG Franklin Park-Washington Maplewood Arty Jackson Field Acacia Fraternity CSC Seventh Day Adventist Heath Heath Junior High Atudent Toc Trinity Lutheran Trinity Lutheran Church School Parente

Colorado Weather Outlook for 24 Hours and Beyond

Weather forecast for Colorado shows a 24 hour period starting Sunday with a high near 37 and ending Monday morning with a high around 45. Expect mostly cloudy mountains and western regions, with scattered snow flurries and colder conditions in the west Monday night into Tuesday. Boulder and Longmont anticipate cloudy skies into Tuesday with little temperature change, highs around 30 and a low near 40 Monday night.

Colorado Boulder Longmont

Five Day Forecast For Colorado Temperatures Vary By Region

Colorado five day outlook shows near normal temperatures with a cooling trend early. Snow is scattered at the start, mainly in mountains and the Western Slope, with snow across much of the state toward week’s end. Highs range from the 20s to low 40s west and 40s to 50s east. Lows from near 10 to 15 degrees above zero in the mountains.

Colorado Benw Aero Mountains Wes West

Regional Weather Forecast Across Mountains and Borders

Regional forecast shows mostly cloudy Monday through Tuesday with scattered snows in mountains and widely scattered snow in lower elevations. Wet portions and areas along the northern border Tuesday expect snow showers. Temperatures dip to zero to 13 above in mountains Monday night.

Wromlag Levallont Divide

Atlas missile launch delayed after noon halt at Cape center

At Cape Canaveral observers saw two Atlas stages ready as a launch attempt was postponed possibly until Tuesday. Officials noted previous Atlas tests last summer and fall that lifted off but failed later. A Vanguard satellite stand repairs progress and Navy plans to launch a 4 inch sphere into orbit ahead of Army Jupiter C tests.

Vern Haugland Cape Canaveral Fla. Wi Atlas Fla Army Medstone Alabama

City Council Agenda Details Fire Station Easement and Chlorine Purchase

The Connell City Council meeting Tuesday evening will consider introducing an ordinance amending a zoning ordinance a resolution for 1958 appropriations a CSC letter an easement for the proposed fire station the resignation letter of firefighter Lee M Garrison and the renewal of the contract to purchase chlorine for 1984.

Soviet Rockets Tied Up the UN Session in 1937

United Nations General Assembly deadlock marked the 1937 session which ran from September 17 to Saturday night. Delegates from both sides credited the session with some accomplishments amid a new Afro Asian influence and shifting global power dynamics.

United Nations N. You U. N. General Assembly Fast and Wert Carlos P. Tremulo Philippines Russia

Weld County School Planning Committee Plans Local District Reorganization

Weld County School Planning Committee met in Greeley to review the state school district reorganization bill Senate Bill 385. Members discussed out of state pupils, bonded indebtedness, and a director system for new districts, plus potential county consolidations and corrective legislation to allow mergers without delay.

Weld County School Planning Committee Distriet Howe Greeley Sched Dave Hill Colorado Weld County Pine Bluffs Wyoming Alate

Steve Accuses AEC of Slowing Uranium Output

Denver Colorado Governor McNichals with uranium mining interests accuses the Atomic Energy Commission of trying to slow domestic uranium ore production. He urges restricting imports as a countermeasure while a luncheon speech at a uranium institute in Denver cites an AEC official’s October remarks as aimed at placing brakes.

Denver. Wy McNichals Colorado Atomic Energy Commission Uranium Institute Denver Jesse C. Johnson AEC Johnson John T. Sherman Sherman

Eisenhower skips NATO dinner after long summit

President Eisenhower cancels a NATO heads of government dinner at the Palais de Chaillot citing fatigue after a nearly five hour session with allied leaders. White House press secretary James Hagerty says health is not a factor and the decision was personal, not medical.

Paris Eisenhower NATO James C. Hagerty Hagerty Paul- Henri Spaak Spaak Palais de Chaulet Hazerty White House Howard M. Snyder Spask

Democrats Push Change at Missile Command

Washington DC Secretary of Defense McElroy faced pressure to replace missiles director William R. Heladay and shake up top civilian leaders of the missiles program. Democratic leaders including Lyndon B. Johnson and Stennis urged firmer leadership to prevent further missteps by Defense Department officials.

Washington McElroy William MM. Heladay Lyndon BR. Johnson Texan Defense Dept Stennis Holaday Trelaendy

Two Killed Sunday on Cole Highways

Two people died in separate Colorado crashes on Sunday boosting the state toll to 343 for the year. Jane Reacoe Weedman, 17, of Cortez died eight miles east of Cortez on U S Highway 169 after her car struck a driveway approach and hit a power pole. Tha D Hoach, 31, of Lamar, a passenger in Jack Wayne Jackson's car, died from neck fractures two miles north of Springfield on U S Highway 247, when the vehicle left the road after the driver apparently fell asleep. Jackson, hospitalized with a fractured shoulder, escaped injury to the other occupant.

Colorado Janes Reacoe Weedman Cortez Altha D. Hoach Lamar Weedman Wayne Bechile Kleen Bechtle Miss Hoach Springfield U. S Jack Wayne Jackson Okahoma City Jackson Sacred Heart Hospital Tamar Pattrolman Richard Edstrom Edstrom

Weld County Crippled Children Unit Suspended Over One Fund

The Weld County Society for Crippled Children and Adults was suspended from both the state and national Crippled Children Societies for taking part in Greeley’s One Fund campaign. Letters to co chairmen Mrs A H Trautwein and Birs H H Adams notified the action, signed by Colorado Society leaders.

Greeley Weld County Society For Crippled Children M. ‘Elh. Smith Weld County County Society Birs HH. G. Adams Route 4 A. H. Trautwein Keith D. McBurney Frederick G. Fish Colorado Society For Crippled Children and Adults, Inc Adams Trautwein

Interior Dept Budget To Request Slightly Under Half Billion

Washington reports the Interior Department plans a budget near 130 million dollars for the next fiscal year. The request to Congress will include funds for the Reclamation Bureau but omit new money for Flaming Gorge and Navajo dam construction. Preconstruction funds for both projects are expected, with current allocations totaling several million in housing and road contracts in Utah Wyoming New Mexico Colorado.

Washington Congress Eisenhower Colorado Reclamation Bureau Flaming Gorge Navajo Polme Utah Wyoming New Mexico Navajo Dam State of New Mexico

Cloudy Sunday Mild Weather Report Details

The report notes a cloudy mild Sunday in Greeley with a high around 47 degrees and a low near 22 degrees after midnight. Early Sunday readings show a maximum 47 and minimum 20 above, with temperatures remaining above average throughout the day.

Greeley

Bus Crash Kills Seventeen In Fogbound Canal Crash

A bus carrying Egyptian workers overturned in heavy fog near Cairo, plunging into a canal. Seventeen people died and eighteen were injured, while the driver and six passengers escaped unharmed.

Cairo Egypt

School District Buys Land Near Franklin

The Greeley school board agreed to purchase 10 acres north of the Franklin school from Mrs. Dora Piedalue for $15,000. The board has no immediate use but seeks possible future needs and may lease the land for farming until required. The purchase does not affect plans to build two cottages south of the school and aims to protect against anticipated growth in the Franklin area.

Greeley Franklin School Dora Piedalue Boani Franklin

Estate deal completes Camfield hotel transfer

Dec. Jt real estate record shows B. F P Lampkin deeded the Camfield hotel to J. Hi. Park of Kingspost, Tenn., finalizing Lampkin estate proceedings. Park retains management by HE. Watson. Lampkin, Taielston resident, bought hotel from Joseph C. Ewing in 1982 and died about 18 months ago.

B. F P. Lampkin Camfield J. Hi. Park Kingspost Tenn Lampkin Tatkman HE. Watson Taielston Joseph C. Ewing

Budapest Workers Brace for Wage Cuts and Champagne

In Budapest the holiday season will bring a 5 percent wage reduction for workers amid reports of factory protests. Officials announced 40,000 bottles of champagne for imports, though details remain secret. Workers returned home to less pay as unrest circulates, with communist coverage scarce.

Budapest

Bulganin Hints Swiss Summit Call After Letter

Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin hinted last week that Russia would invite Switzerland to participate in an east west summit. He sent a pact appeal to UN member states and one non member, Switzerland, underscoring a potential summit dialogue.

Bern Switzerland Nikolai A. Bulganin Russia Bulganin United Nations United States Britain France India Russa Egypt Husgarty

Boyd A Thompson Services Funeral Arrangements

Funeral services for Boyd A Thompson of 100 Twenty sixth Avenue will be held at 1 30 oclock Wednesday from Macys drawing room with interment at Sunset Memorial Gardens.

Boyd Thompson Boyd A Thompson Twenty-sixth Avenue Macys Sunset Memorial Gardens

Ike Urges United Front in Europe Nuclear Debate

President Eisenhower opened the NATO summit in Paris with a call for heroic action to bolster Western military strength while urging a quick decision on nuclear bases. Adenauer backed U.S. aims in principle but urged thorough study and a possible delay until next spring. Norway said no launching sites and favored diplomatic solutions, as Spaak urged all members to arm with modern nuclear weapons to prevent a Soviet monopoly. The talks also explored economic moves toward Soviet satellites and unified NATO policies to project American leadership amid rising nuclear tensions.

John M. Hightower Paris Eisenhower Atlantic Allance Russia NATO Europe Konrad Adenauer United States Adenauer Norway Einar Gerhandsen Gerhardsen Spack Helsium Paubhenii Spaak Biesenhower Alliance Soviet Union Ite

Supreme Court strikes down L A criminal registration ordinance

The Supreme Court ruled that a Los Angeles requirement for individuals convicted of crimes to register with police violated due process. The decision, authored by Justice Douglas and joined by four justices, overturned the ordinance adopted in 1953 after a case involving Virginia Lambert. Dissenting opinions were filed by Justices Frankfurter, Harlan, Whittaker, and Burton.

Washington Supreme Court Los Angeles Douglas Warren Black Clark Brennan Justice Frankfurter Harlan and Whittaker Jussice Burton Virginia Lambert Bush Court

Farm Advisory Council Will Meet Tuesday

Weld County Agricultural Advisory Council plans its 20th annual meeting Tuesday at the Greeley Community building. Agenda includes reports on county extension service activities, election of 12 executive committee members, and a panel on irrigation water storage and flood control.

Weld County Agricultural Advisory Council Greeley County Extension Service Agricultural Advisory Council J. TL. Barkley, Loveland Northen Colorado Water Conservancy District G. E. McCrimmon U. S. Salt Cane Servation Service al Denver Orville Hansen Bureau of Reclamation Denver Stanley Stiller U. S. Corps of Engineers John Cuykendall Roggsen County Agricultural Advisory Council Gersilda Guthrie Robert Wardlaw Chuck Urano

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City Council Wye Steve Ike Cole THE Associated Press Weld County Crippled Children Unit Interior Dept Camfield Hotel H.A. Bulganin West Europe U.S Council Ite Lallies L.A Farm Advisory Council
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