Lundvall Plans Public Golf Course in Highland Park
Roy Lundvall, a Greeley real estate developer, announced plans for a public golf course on 20th Street near the Highland Park subdivision. The first nine holes are to begin this spring with play possible by summer 1961. An option by the Greeley Chamber of Commerce on the site remains, and if not exercised, the project would become a privately owned public course.
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Iholo Chang Wionshin
20Th St Santhyest
Hiighland Park
Roy Lundvall
Greeley Real Égtate
Luridvall
of. C. Nas
Greeley Chamber” of Commerce Comtmilfes
Lundvel
Lunévall
Subiession
Lundrail
Highland
Landwall
23Rd Ave
20Th St
Muliker and
Johtstons
50Th Ave
Loveland Highway
Nelson, Maley, Patterson and Quirk
J. Pross Mexwell
The
Professional Golf Association
Maxwell
Fundrall
Augusta
Pinehurst Country Club
Denver
Broomfield
Colorado Springs
Aspen
Aailas
Tex
Nelson, Haley, Patterson and Quirk
Greeley-Loveland
Pension Hike Sparks Budget Talk in State Board Vote
The State Board of Public Welfare voted to raise aged pensions by $1 to $705 monthly, starting March, with annual cost of living concerns and no review until July. The lift costs about $630,000 for 53,200 seniors, while a scholar criticized the move as an insult to aid cases. A plan to develop a living-cost index for Colorado pensioners was approved, and a golf course development near Loveland is described with engineering and architectural details.
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Denver
Siste Board of Public Welfare
Charles E. Broedara
National Annuity League
Lawrence Thelaneyer
P University of Colorado Acoso
Colorado
Senators Blast Welfare Board In Colorado Senate
In Denver the Colorado Senate heard Senators Sam T. Taylor and Frank L. Gill condemn the State Welfare Board over a March increase in old age pension payments. Taylor called the action the “stupid” raise and said no one would die of generosity. Gill warned of shifting funds and mocked raising payments. Both urged a resolution denouncing the department’s move and questioned whether any such resolution could be made public.
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Denver
Sam T. Taylor
P-Walsenburg
Frank L. Gill
R-Hillrose
State Welfare Board
Galorada Senate
Bath
Galatada
Wphis
Gill
Senate
Taylor
Welfare Department
Police Firemen Pay Scale Raise Tied to Efficiency Tests
Greeley police and firemen receive about 5 percent raise starting Jan 1, City Manager B. M. Cruce announced. A new policy reduces pay for individual officers who score below 80 on efficiency ratings during a four month period, with overall departmental budgets rising about 8 percent. Funds for the pay increases were listed as provided by the city budget.
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Prana
Greeley
Cruce
Fire and Police Departments
St Wig
Pew
Thei
Bruce Fortes
Eigil
Windsor Youth Share Agronomy Achievement Cash
Windsor Youth Axden Collette and Kenneth Hodgell named joint winners of an agronomy achievement award sponsored by the National Plant Food Institute. Each received a $100 check presented by HR M Bahnie, western regional director, in a ceremony tied to the city’s 1960 budget.
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Fort Collins
Colorado State University
Axden Collette
Windsor
Kenneth Hodgell
Monte Vister
Eps ‘Pho
National
Plant Food Insti
M. Bahnie
Western Reional
Weld Exhibitors Win Honors at Phoenix Show
Two Colorado exhibitors earned top Hereford honors at the Arizona National Livestock Show in Phoenix. Kenneth Dalton of Kersey won the junior steer Hereford, shown for stock born between January and April 1958. Larry Austin of Joseburg captured the senior yearling Hereford award. Additional Colorado winners included Larry H. Lind of Eaton with a junior Hereford third, Penny Uinman of Kremmling second in senior Hereford calves, and Jim Warren of El Collins third in the Angus yearling class.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Jim Warren
EL Collins
CSC President Declares Cheating At A Minimum
Colorado State College president Dr William R Ross says cheating is not a major problem at CSC. He cites good teaching guidance counseling and frequent tests as keys to eliminating incentives to cheat. He notes faculty and students should know before finals if work is satisfactory and that alert instructors curb cheating.
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CSC
Ross
Colorado State College
de. William R. Ross
Dr. Ross
Saturday Evening Post
Warning System To Alert Greeley Merchants
Police set up a warning network to alert merchants quickly about thefts and scams. Chief Earl Towning said the system can notify all merchants within 20 minutes via telephone, using a chain-letter style alert to reach seven groups who then inform others. The pilot in Greeley saved money and aided arrests.
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Greeley
Anther
Earl Towning
Farley Seeks Democratic State Committeeman Post
In Denver Pueblo supporter Dr John B Farley seeks the Democratic state committeeman seat with predictions of a second or third ballot win. Candidates include Lawrence Henry Maurice Leckenby and Charles S Vigil with Elliod Roosevelt having withdrawn. The committee chooses the winner Saturday at 10 a.m. in Denver to fill the late George Rock’s term under a new law. Henry is favored by Denver Democrats to win on the first ballot. Walter W Johnson led the push in support of Farley.
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Denver
Pueblo
John B. Farsley
Antslate Press
Colorado
Farley
Lawrence Henry
Tenver
Maurice Leckenby
Steamboat Springs
Charles 5. Vigil
Trinidad
Elliod Roosevelt
Franklin B. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Meeker
Democratic State Central Committee
Drayer
City High 1960 Tour Abroad Being Planned
Wallace Anderson, a counselor at Greeley high school, announced a 1960 Greeley Youth Abroad tour is being planned. The trip is educational, not school sponsored, with 115 students selected for potential benefit. Route includes England, Scotland, Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Germany, Switzerland and France, with a Rhine trip and a Paris stop.
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Wallace Anderson
Greeley High School
Greeley
Anderson Sai
Anderson Willl
England
London
Stratformen-Avon
Chester
Oxford
Warwick
Scotland
Norway
Sweden
Denmark
Germany
Berlin
Ohrranmerpou
Aussista
Switzerland
France
Murder case goes to Boulder jurors
The murder case against Joseph Duiles, 44, a Boulder pharmacist, was submitted to a District Court jury after closing arguments. Judge Burk instructed four verdict options including second degree murder and manslaughter. The charge stems from the fatal stabbing of Verna Duiles at the couple’s Boulder home on August 14.
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Boulder
Alt
Joseph du Iles
William £. Burk
Riles
Verna
Ice skating rink under way at county exhibit building
City officials began building a 100 by 150 foot ice rink in the county agriculture exhibit building at Island Grove Park after an agreement with County Commissioners Elmer Shultz and George Andersen. A building paper layer and waterproof plastic will protect the concrete as water is flooded to a four inch depth. Cost is about 500 dollars with plan to cover half the space this year.
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Island Grove Park
Elmer Shultz
George Andersen
Gen Wantine
B. H. Cruce
Vern Schaffer
Jack Allnutt
Chamber of Commerce
Shultz
Andersen
Clure
Brcause
PC Eac Adine
Bruce
Steve Wants Act Permitting Sales Tax County Wide
Colorado Governor McNichols asked state lawmakers to consider enabling legislation for county wide sales taxes and possibly a constitutional amendment allowing local governments to adopt sales or income taxes. GOP resistance and bipartisan sparring frame the debate as McNichols pushes eight other high priority topics for a legislative call.
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Steve
Denver
McNichols
Colorado Sefuture
GOP
Job McNichols
Roger's
Peter Damitick
Tj-Englewood
Ender John
Vanderhool
GlonWard Springs
Stayill
Dominick
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Varuiorlne
Rogers
Senate
Elizabeth FE. Pellet
Rica
Schont Isteicts
Pueblo
Puebla
Centennial Commission
Coloratto
Colorain Tudustrial School
State Board of Optometry
Togards
Democrats Fear Budget Surplus Hurts Defense
A skeptical Democratic Congress and some Republicans rejected President Eisenhower’s forecast of a 4.2 billion dollar surplus, warning that reducing the budget now could weaken defenses amid rising military costs and a deteriorating Soviet threat. Senators Kennedy Humphrey and House Majority Leader McCormack pressed for stronger defense spending as rockets, missiles, and space research loom large.
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Jack Hell Walmington
AID
Congress
Eisenhower
America
John ¥. Kennedy
D-Mass
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
Sgmination
John McCormack
Massachusetts
House
Good Year Seen for State's Watersheds
A 200d year for Colorado's watersheds was predicted if the state receives normal snow. Snow surveys show above normal water content in the Grande and Colorado River basins, with varying readings across Worth Platte, South Platte, Rio Grande, and San Juan drainage systems. A separate note reports a Bogota company planning to produce carbonated coffee for home use and export as a pure coffee product.
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Fort Collins
Colorado
Jack N. Washichek
U.S. Rail Conservation Service
His Grande
Colorado River
Colorados
San Jusa
Animas
Gunnison
Columbine Lodge
North Platte
Clear Creek
Soh Platte
Bogota
Polaris with New Guidance System Is Successful
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla A Polaris missile using a new subcontainer guidance system was launched on a 90 mile flight Thursday night The Navy said the successful ninth mission in 24 launches for the two stage variant marks a step toward operational use on ocean going submarines The new guidance directs the missile to a target rather than relying on ground based commands
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Baby Is Taken From Kansas City Home
The granddaughter of a prominent Kansas City banker was abducted from her apartment Thursday by two men, one posing as a policeman. Authorities believe the husband, Dupuy Warrick, a Fort Lauderdale cocktail lounge operator, was involved and that one suspect resembled Stevens. A letter found with a babysitter’s signature links to the child’s parent, Jan Clair Stevens.
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Usby
Jan Clair Stevens
William
James Stevens
Dupuy G. Warrick
Heat
Lauderdale
Fra
Stevens Beemse
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