Migrant Education Survey Ordered in Colorado
Dr. Alfred Middleton Potts named director to lead a three year statewide migrant education study funded by an 35850 grant from the federal Office of Education. The Colorado plan aims to identify problems, train teachers, improve community cooperation, and align district programs with statewide goals. Dr. Potts previously worked in private business and Colorado leaders note the state’s pioneering effort with existing migrant programs.
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Denver
Alfred Middleton Potts
Colorado Education Dept
Office of Education
H. Grant West
Colorado
Potts
West
Wiggins
Fort Lupton
Falisade
Ambassador McClintock Sworn In as Lebanon Envoy
Robert McClintock, 48, sworn Thursday as the United States ambassador to Lebanon. He succeeds Donald Heath, who becomes ambassador to Saudi Arabia. A Seattle native, McClintock previously served on the State Department policy planning staff.
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Washington
Robert McClintock
U. S
Lebanon
Donald Heath
Saudi Arabia
McClintock
Seattle
Antibodies Attack Cancer Cells, Salk Reports in Journal
Dr Jona Salk reported in Science on lab tests using an antibody serum that fights cancer. He said the serum showed potency against both normal and cancerous tissues in test tubes, though a universal antibody to all cancers remains unestablished.
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Salk
New York
Wyo
Jona Salk
Science
Colorado Weather Forecast Temperatures Rise Across Regions
The five day outlook shows generally fair and colder conditions Friday with highs around 60 in the state and lows near zero in higher mountains. East areas warmer Saturday with snow flurries in northern mountains, and windy west Friday. Boulder and Longmont expect highs in the low 40s with frigid nights. Southwest Colorado sees colder temps with some elevation changes. Durango mid 30s to low 40s. Overall statewide temperatures averaging 3 to 12 degrees above sea level, with frequent changes and minimal lower elevation precipitation.
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Bodegeres
Colorado
Boulder
Longmont
Zoro
Durango
Continental Divide
Regional Weather Report for Wyoming and New Mexico
Regional weather summary notes cold Friday with below zero lows in Wyoming mountains and subzero values, higher elevations 3 below to 10 above, lower elevations 10 to 25 above. Saturday improves with highs near 30 in higher areas and around 40 in other regions, scattered snows on mountains and light thaw flurries at lower elevations, windy conditions midweek. New Mexico winds increase Friday afternoon then subside Friday night, cooler in some areas, later Saturday warmer in most sections with low near 20s in north and 60s to 70s in southern zones.
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Wyoming
New Mexico
Wighy
Aizh
UAW Allowing Ex-Communists To Hold Office
UAW public review board ruled former Communists may hold union offices, upholding lower tribunals in cases tied to Senate Internal Security Subcommittee testimony. Five Detroit area officials invoked Fifth Amendment. others admitted former party membership. Board decisions are final and align with President Reuther's guidance and AFL-CIO ethics code. Vaccine Surplus Ahead Of Demand In Poli o Shot Inventory New York Health News Institute reports Salk vaccine stock exceeds demand, risking destruction of many doses as millions remain unvaccinated.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
Public Review Board
UAW
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Detroit Area
Senate
Communist Party
UAW International
Chicago
Walter P. Reuther
Afl-Cio
New York
Health News Institute
Institute
W. C. McGarvey Dies in Greeley
Williamy Carlisle McGarvey a 72 year old retired mechanic of 71a Twenty St died at Weld County General hospital. Born March 14 1878 in LaPlata County Missouri he married Elizabeth Kukale in 1900. They came to Colorado in 1901 to work on Loveland and Fort Collins sugar factories later with Great Western Sugar and Van Sickle garage. Survived by five children, a sister, eleven grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending by Adamioa Mortuary.
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Williamy Carlisle McGarvey
Twenthy
Weld County General Hospital
McGarvey
LaPlata
Elizabeth Kukale
Millynvale
Kaw
Colorado
Loveland
Fort Collins
Great Western Sugar Company
Greeley
van Sickle
Seventh St
Herbert
Salt Lake
Eugene
Leola Wiweli
Frutta
Dorothy Neely
Olympia
Wash
Dulla Spahr
Lakewood
Mew
Nick Zapuosieh
Denver
Adamioa Mortualy
Biologist Proposes All Life Originated From Plants
Lawrence S. Dillon of Texas A&M declares in Indianapolis that Li San evolved from brown seaweed and all life belongs in one plant-based kingdom. He traces evolution through cellular structures, placing blue-green algae as the simplest life form and suggesting animals arose from the other major branch.
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Alton L. Blakeslee
Indianapolis Li—-San
Lawrence S. Dillon
Texas AM College
Dillon
American Assny For the Advancement of Science
Earth
Dillon Anid
Fire hits Springhill Nova Scotia coal town in major blaze
A 5.4 wind fueled a three hour blaze on Springhill’s Main Street destroying 15 businesses and five apartments. Mayor Ralph Gilroy vows to continue with aid. the town faces at least one million dollars in losses and possible layoffs. One elderly evacuation death is reported.
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Springhill
Nova Scotia
Ralph Gilroy
Gilroy
Main Street
Denver Plant To Make Computer
The Ramo-Wooldridge firm activated a Denver manufacturing site to produce the RW200 process control computer for industrial use. A new subsidiary with Thompson Products forms to market control gear, with Denver handling equipment fabrication. Port Arthur Texas site will use the computer to manage a polymerization unit in oil refining. The venture aims to cut costs and improve refinery quality through full plant electronic control.
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Los Angeles
Ramo-Wooldridge Corp
Denver
Ramo-Wooldridge
Thompson Products, Inc
Cleveland
Ohio
Thompson+Ramo~ Wooldridge Products, Inc
Texas Co
Port Arthur
Tex
Operaiion
Stolen Car Found in Denver
A 1934 Mercury owned by E. G. Tulles of 3797 Filleyect was stolen here on November 2. It was found abandoned in Denver Thursday, police reported.
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Denver
E.G. Tulles
CSC Schedules Change for New Year Week
CSC registers Monday and classes start Tuesday due to New Year. Regular Wednesday meetings shift to Saturday January 4. College and laboratory schools open Monday with registration on campus. Noraster and all events on January 1 are canceled or rescheduled.
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CSC
College Laboratory Schools
Aba
Noraster
Titer College
Laboratory
Light Plane Crash Near Bassett Narrows Escape for Airman Family
A Lowry Air Force Base airman Theodore Nickson his wife and two children escaped with minor injuries after a light plane ran out of fuel and crash landed in rugged country near Lone Pine Nebraska while en route from Minneapolis to Denver. Mary Taylor of Ainsworth Airport attempted radio contact and guided responders to the scene with Don Higgins and Neb safety patrol officers assisting.
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Bassett, Nebuy
Lowry Air Force Base
Nebraska
Minsiapolis
Denver
AZC
Theodore Nickson
Lone Pine
Ainworth
Neb
Mary Taylor
Ainsworth
Nickson
Don Higgins
Higgins
Ror
Shorney
Nebraska Safety Patrol
Bob Houston
Bassett Ambulamce Service
Federal Tax Blanks Mailed Soon To Colorado
Colorado residents can expect federal income tax forms in the mail this week or early next week. Internal Revenue Service Colorado director George H Allan said the returns were mailed from the service's central computing offices in Ogden Utah. The new Your Federal Income Tax booklet is also on sale in local IRS offices.
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Denver
George H. Allan
Colorado
U. S. Internal Revenue Service
Allan
Serve
Hce
Ordes
Utah
Local Revenue Service
Presley-Given D-Day Delay In Army Induction
Memphis, Tennessee reports that rock star Elvis Presley received a one day delay of induction into the Army to finish a Paramount Studios film. The draft board unanimously granted the postponement after requests from Paramount Pictures and Presley’s seven year old singer. Presley had been set for January 20 induction and Paramount warned it could lose about $230,000 if he did not appear in Hollywood on January 17 to complete work on the movie.
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Memphis
Tenn
Elvin Presley
Paramount Studios
Paramount
Ainger
Ellis
Hollywood
U S Missile Spending Tops Seventeen Billion Dollars
Elton C. Fay reports that the United States has spent over seven billion on missile research development and production since World War II with most costs incurred since the Korean War. Congressional committees probe whether funds were wisely allocated as total missile program outlays approach 17 billion dollars through fiscal years ending 1955 and beyond.
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Elton C. Fay
Washington
United States
Congressional
Pentagon
Defense McElroy
Congress
Defense Dept
Korea
Russia
U. S
Eisenhower
Pentagon Apokcaman
Douglas of AF Will Address GOP Dinner
Air Force Secretary James H. Douglas will speak at a Denver GOP dinner launching Colorado’s 1958 congressional campaign. The event on January 20 will be part of a United Republican Dinner across 28 states, with radio and TV coverage planned and other dinners featuring national leaders.
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Denver
Air Force
James UH. Douglas
Colorado
Marshall Norling
Shirley-Savoy
Norling
National Broadcasting Co
NBC
United Republican
Douglas
Euenhower
Chicago
Niton
New York
Ted Gill
R Hilltrose
GOP
Edgar A. Blisft
Stor Dng
Art Sheely
Fort Collins
Henry Swan II
Dan Thorn ‘Ony
Beck Will Take Appeal to the Highest Court
Seattle attorney Charles S. Burdell said Friday he will pursue a Supreme Court appeal to overturn grand larceny convictions of the Teamsters Union president and his son. Burdell cites due process claims, improper grand jury impaneling, and hostile trial atmosphere as grounds for new trials or appeal. The Becks were convicted in separate trials for withholding 25 Cadillacs from sale.
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Seattle
Dave Berk
Teamster Union
U. S. Supreme Court
Charles S. Burdell
Becks
Supreme Court
Burdell
George H. Revelle
Heck
Ile
Market Holiday January New Year Closings
New York markets will be closed Wednesday for New Year’s Day and several commodity exchanges will open only half a day. The Chicago Board of Trade and New York produce and wool markets will operate briefly. mentions include Mariage Liane, Richard C. Nogo, and Dorothy Jean Watson of Cheyenne.
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New York
U. S
Tur
Mariage Liane
Richard C. Nogo
Dorothy Jean Watson
Cheyenne
Midcontinent Wet and Windy Weather Report
Storms diminished in most areas Friday yet the Northwest and central plains saw wet conditions and strong winds up to 55 mph. A low pressure system moved from the Rockies into the northern plains with warm southerly winds ahead, dust in the central plains, and scattered showers in northern and southern regions. Cold snaps occurred in Wyoming and Colorado, contrasting with near spring warmth in southern Colorado.
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Associated Press
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic Coast
Rockies
Plains
Central Plains
Moekies
Wyoming
Eagle
Colorado
Lamar
Texas Woman Killed on 87 Near Fort Collins
A Texas woman, Mia Clemente Brown, died from internal injuries after a车 rollover on U.S. 87 about three miles south of the Fort Collins traffic circle. Her husband Altman CL Earl Brown was uninjured as five children ages 5 to 18 suffered minor injuries. The Browns, from Houston, were en route to a new station in Montana when the crash occurred.
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Fort Collins
Rex
Brown
Jehillien
Donald
Marvin
Maurice
Frank
William
Colorado
McNichols vows lobby push for Upper Colorado dams
Colorado Governor Steve McNichols said he will register as a lobbyist if needed to press Congress for appropriations to build Navajo and Flaming Gorge dams on the Upper Colorado River system. He plans a heavy Washington effort with other basin governors and urges updated flow data to determine water allocations under the 1922 pact.
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Denver Uy
Colorado
Steve McNichols
Washington
Navajo
Flaming Gorge
Utah
New Allanty
Wyoming
McNichols
Colorado Water Conservation Board
New Year Traffic Fatalities Estimated by Safety Council
The National Safety Council estimates 1% of Americans will die in New Year travel crashes. It projects 185 fatalities on the streets and highways during Christmas holidays, with total deaths reaching 225. Since World War II, New Year tolls have been lower than Christmas, aided by reduced long distance travel. The five day period runs from 6 p.m. Tuesday, Dec 31 to midnight Wednesday, Jan 1.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Bellvue Lad Improves from Abdominal Wound
In Billings Montana a seven year old boy Alan C Hackleman of Bellvue Cols improves after a serious abdominal wound from a .77 caliber rifle. The bullet passed through Alan and wounded his brother Thomas 13 during an accidental discharge while being handled by cousin Douglas Waltersdorf 18 at the uncle and aunt Donald B Wallersdorf home. Police say the gun discharged accidentally. Douglas believed it was empty.
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Billings
Mont
Alan C. Hackleman
Bellvue
Cols
Sousger
Donald B. Wallersdorts
Tihrough Alan
Thomas
Clarence Wallers
Douglas Waltersdorf
Douglas
Texan Dies at 91 Former Federal Clerk in Fort Worth
George William Parker Sr. aged 91, longtime dean among U S district court clerks and one of the government’s oldest employees before retiring that year, died Thursday in Fort Worth Texas. He had served as a federal employee for 61 years.
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Fort Worth
Texa
George Willam Parker Sr
U. S
Girl Struck by City Car on Ninth Street
Eileen Anderson a 16 year old Meeker Junior high student, sustained a severely bruised hip after being struck by a city owned 1935 Chevrolet driven by Hank Martin while crossing Ninth Street at Tenth Avenue. She and her mother were walking with a green light as patrols reviewed the right of way.
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Eileen Anderson
First Street
Geeeley
Ninth Street
Tenth Avenue
Priday
Hank" Martin
Spector
Fileen
Meeker Junior High School
Joseph N. Anderson
Abe
Richard Williams
Williams
Martin
Marin
East Cross
Willams
Charsed Margy
Pedeptrian
Longmont Youth Eludes Police Then Crashes Car
A 13 year old Longmont youth named Donald Burke led sheriff's deputies and highway patrol on a 70 mile high speed chase peaking at 110 mph before his car crashed into another near Laporte. Burke, on a five day pass from the State Hospital in Pueblo, said he ran off to satisfy an urge to run away and an appetite for extinction. He and the other driver, Arthur Gray of La Porte, suffered minor injuries. both were taken into custody for further investigation. Police said Burke left his parents home while on Christmas leave and picked up a friend before continuing north on U.S. Route 287. He will be held overnight in the county jail.
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Fort Collins
Longmont
Here
U. 5
Laporte
Burke
Gray
Denver
Bob Tamtenke
A. D. Robinson
Loveland Poolice
South City
2Mer County
State Hospital
Rock Thrown Through Residence Storm Door
Q W Lall of 1303 Seventh Street reported to police at 2 6 p m Thursday that a rock was thrown through the storm door at the rear of his home. The rock made a four inch hole in the storm door. the main door remained intact. Mrs Lall, in the kitchen when the door broke, said she reacted bravely but did not see the vehicle.
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W. Lall
Streck
Mra. Latl
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