Eisenhower Calls Religion Key In Cold War Ideology War
President elect Eisenhower urged Americans at the Freedom Foundation meeting to defend religion as the core in the ideological struggle against Communism. He stressed that a strong spirit and fundamental religious faith are essential for United States victory and argued against materialism in leadership. He also discussed his wartime friendship with Marshal Zhukov and noted the need to address minority treatment in hotels, jobs, and restaurants.
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Marvil L.arrowsmith
New York
Eisenhower
America
Freedom Foundation
Wakdor Astoria Hotel
Hisehoner
Nating
Fn Ghack Minority Treatment Co
Jernegin
Jernagin
Vreedom Foundation
Bacalla
Zhukov
Genera
George K. Zhukov
Bleenhower
Acro
George A. Sloan
Jeztiia Induatrialiac
Thhe
Cornel
Interpaslonal Chamber of Commerce
Warren Lee Plersuo
Traneworld Aikings
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Sloan
Richard M. Nixon
Hey
Europe
Conant Meade
Committee
Jame B. Cousel
Harrara University
Tha
John Foster Dulles
Fay
Harold E. Stasen
Mutal Security
William J. Wild
HL Donovan
Office of Strategic Services
Tracy § Voorhees
Herbert Brownell
de Siznate
Hoger M. Kyes
Defense
Tenen
Charles B. Wilson
Tulles
Slassen
Brownell
Fort Collins Woman 368th Colorado Traffic Victim
A Fort Collins teenager and three others died in a weekend traffic crash in northern Colorado. Police said the 16 year old girl died at the scene while occupants of the other vehicle sustained chest, leg, and other injuries. Names and exact circumstances were partially obscured by the damaged text.
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Ft. Collins
Colorado
Fort Colins
Fort Contins
Poline
Amelia
Greffaniin
Willan
Maele
Meyer
Rameriz
Jersey
Supreme Court Orders Parker Kendal Released From Hospital
The Colorado Supreme Court ordered Parker Kendal’s release from the state hospital at Puebla and criticized Denver and Pueblo courts for centralized lunacy hearings. Kendal, leader of a Southwestern Colorado religious group, had been committed in January 1980 after a Denver lunacy commission found him menacing. The court urged ending the practice of shifting lunacy cases from outlying counties to Denver and Pueblo for trial, citing risk to individuals and state interests. Attorney General Duke W. Dunbar joined Kendall’s attorney in seeking reversal of the county court’s order.
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Colorado Supreme Court
Montag
Parker Crommett
State Hospital
Supreme Court
E. Hellend
Kendell
Kendall
Montezume County
Federah Recrat Servicn
Truman
Nad
Mendall
Ithen
Colorado
Paycopathic Hoxgilal
Pyacio
High Court
Puebla
Duke W. Dunhar
Jobn Elwell
Randall
Air battles near Yalu River claim multiple MiGs
U S Sabre jet pilots engage MiGs in furious air battles near the Yalu River. Five Soviet jets reportedly downed across two clashes with Sabres and MiGs. On the central front Chinese artillery and ground skirmishes intensified as cold weather and supply strikes affected operations.
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Seoul
U. S
Yalu River
U.S Fifth Aid. Force
North Korea
U. S. Eighth Army
Lowry Airman Hurt in Iowa Traffic Accident
A Lowry airman was among 12 injured in a crash on Highway 6 near Oakland Iowa. The collision involved a chartered life taking service personnel to Chicago and the injured were transported to Offutt Army Hospital in Omaha. None reported as seriously hurt, but details are unclear due to damaged text.
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Iowa
Korea
Heme
Averiens
Omaha
Neriows Fondshan
Toll confusion over number aboard Globe Master crash
MOSES LAKE Wash A chaotic toll count from the G-124 Globemaster crash at Larson Air Force Base Saturday sparked questions about deaths and survivors. Air Force reports varied from 66 to 101, with 86 confirmed dead by Sunday as investigators seek identity of mangled bodies and cause of the worst single airplane crash in memory.
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Larnon Air Force Base
Air Force
Basen
Mgles Lake
Wash
Lhey
Larson Air Force
Air
Clyij Aeronautics
Aurrivata Eppeerad
Moses Lake
Wasik
George Lemas
Clove Tan
Charleston
Jaywarold
Kove
Ying
Lao Tong
Ely
Oenahd Bret Tim
Haliown
Gulag
Ty Gettle
Cnme
Boulder Seeks Conservancy District Join and Big-T Water
Boulder officials propose annexation to the Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District to secure water from the Colorado Big Thompson Project for a projected population over 60,000. The plan includes a 11,000 acre foot reservoir near Boulder at Twin Lakes with a 1.195 million dollar cost and bond financing.
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Conservancy District
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Northern Colorado Water Conservancy
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Houldec
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Conservancy
Diaimiet
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Dietrict Board Wii
Houlder
Twin Lakes
Thutsday
Diabridt Board
R. J. Tipton
Moxb
Herman Wolff Wins First in Home Lighting
Herman Wolff takes first place in the home lighting event at the fair. The competition featured numerous entrants and complex entries listed with addresses around Fifth Street and Fourteenth Avenue. Names include Marsha Apo Murphy, Viola Mattison, Lares Wypkinsem, and other participants from local districts.
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Ieee
Simiay
Kishi
Apo Murphy
Viola Mattison
Lares
Fox Attacks Woman as Dog Drives It Away
A fox attacked 31 year old Eleanor Jerman in a suburban Arlington area. Her shepherd dog Rover chased and fatally wounded the fox while her husband Virgil Jerman arrived, then the dog kept the fox from further harm. Mrs Jerman was treated for severe bites at Arlington Hospital.
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Wotlan
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Hama
Vir- Bi Jermain
Waettington
Jerman
Eleanor
Tao
Dubelain
Fairfax County Health Department
Arlington
Winter Weather Looms Over Colorado and Front Range
Greeley reports damp snow and rain with wind and overcast skies Sunday. Temperatures ranged from a 39 degree high to 20 below zero in the night, with snow plows clearing roads from Stoneham to Weld County. Denver forecasts fair but warmer conditions for Monday as cold snaps continue across eastern Colorado.
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Wighway
Stoneham New Raymer
Nunn
Wyoming
Weldengnty
Denver
Colorado Mondey
Akron
Trinidad
Eagle
Leadville
Craig
la Junta
Neuter
Puella
Colorado Springs
Limon
Lawar
Alamorn
Grand Junction
Bastord
Colorado
Eastern Plains
Corbers
New Mexico
Worthen
Colberwina
Reds Honor Robeson and Staging Notes Amid Confusing Text
A garbled report mentions Robeson and Minette Neem in a Moscow context with references to Stalin era figures. The piece references strengthening measures and a fund named Staggirs, with unclear officials and dates, creating a fragmented historical snapshot.
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Robeson Minette Neem Tinker
Asinne
Stalin
Uowen Meiers
Frank Gossett Dies Saturday in Greeley Hospital
Frank Gossett, longtime Greeley resident and civic figure, died at 6 17 pm Saturday at Weld County Fubie hospital after illness. Born October 2, 1871, he came to Greeley in 1907 and was linked with Hickman Lunbeck, Moréy Mercantily, Lloyd Eldred Credit Service, and later Professional Finance. He served as Park Congregational church corporation clerk for 14 years, was a former Weld County Credit Confederation leader, a director of the Greeley chamber, and past president of the Longs Peak Council of Boy Scouts. Survived by widow Nell J. Gossett, daughter Barbara Frances Bedinger of New York, two grandchildren Barry Clay Bedinger and Lynn Frances Bedinger. Short services at 2:30 p.m. Monday at Ling Grove. friends invited.
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Eleventh Street
Greeley
Weld County
Fubie
Gosset
Hospital
Alica
Gonnett
Hickman Lunbeck
Moréy Mercantily Company
Gorsett
Ling Grove
Witely
Supreme Court upholds power to raise rail freight rates
The Supreme Court ruling 6-3 affirms government authority to raise intra state rail freight charges to offset passenger service losses. Justice Burton delivered the opinion with Justices Douglas dissenting. Justice Black also dissented. The decision targets an Interstate Commerce Commission order raising Florida intra state rates and aligns with prior inter state rate increases. The related Federal Trade Commission appeal was denied as unproven, with emphasis on avoiding discriminatory pricing in the oil industry’s Honeywell refrigerator case.
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Supreme Court
Burton
Douglas
Chet
Winson
Justine Black
Interstate Commerce Commission
Florida
Washington M
Federal Trade. Commission
Vinson
Jena
High Court
Meanolis-Honey Well Reariator Company
Credit Ruit
Soviet Condemnation Fight Over POW Shooting Sparks UN Row
The United Nations General Assembly debated condemnation of the United States for alleged shooting of Red prisoners in Korea. A tense all night session ended with eight nays and many abstentions as the Soviet bloc pressed its case and Western nations defended U N peace efforts.
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La,s
Dwight D. Ebenhower
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Foytet
Ernest. A. Grom
Aickenlog
Gromyko
Pridtnigh
Andrei A. Gromyko
Kremlin
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Gross
General Assembly
China
Leadona
Baym
Speeding Auto Kills Woman in Greeley. Driver Flees
Mary Glenfan Ramirez 12, of 517 Seventh wrest Greeley was fatally injured when a northbound speeding car struck her at Seventh and Sixth Avenues. Her granddaughter Cleo Vigil, not injured, helped summon aid. Ramirez died at Weld County Public Hospital. Authorities arrested and examined several suspects, one intoxicated, in a related inquiry. Ramirez born Aguilar September 1880, lived in Greeley 22 years, survived by husband John Ramirez and six children, 21 grandchildren. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Wrest
Greeley
Ir Timkon
Clea
Ramirez
Weld County
Felica
Bin
Laroner Rava Adameon
John Flamirez
John Vigil
Loomis
Calif
Manuel Ramrez
I. 5
Air Force
Rosa Viel
Margaret Trujilo
Emma Trujillo
Acania
Kuchel Named As Successor To Senator Nixon
In Sacramento California Republican Thomas H Kuchel was named to succeed Senator Richard Nixon who resigned after the presidential election. Warren said Kuchel will depart soon for Washington and will work with President Eisenhower's administration.
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Sacramento
Calif
Warren
Californi
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Thomas H. Kuchel
Elent
Wehard M. Nixon
U. S. Senate
Congress
Richel
California
Republican Party
Buchel
Witty Arense
Tanar
Washington
Arsint
Aeneas
Pegpie
Ryele
William Keo
Denver Girl Injured in Suspected Break‑in Crash Incident
A Denver girl suffered a broken nose after a mobile crash near Puente south of town, with Harrie the driver injured. Police report a $50 cash theft and a possible break‑in at the residence between 7 30 p m and 7 a m Monday, with several injuries noted and officers examining evidence.
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