Len W Hall resigns as Republican National Committee chair
Len W Hall announced Friday his resignation as chairman of the Republican National Committee effective Feb 1. Hall, in office since April 10 1953, informed President Eisenhower at a White House conference and telegraphed 16 committee members and Vice President Nixon. He plans a six week vacation and may pursue a government post or run for New York governor next year. Possible successors named include Ray Bliss Judson Morhouse Fred Scribner Jr H Mendel Alcoro Jr Howard Pyle.
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Wallington
Leonard W. Hall
Republican National Committee
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Eisenhower
Whitehouse
Nixon
Matt
Uttle
Ure
New York
Lie
U. S. House
Ray C. Bliss
Ohio State
Midwest
Rocky Mountain State
Judson Morhouse
New York State
Ticonderoga
Fred C Scribner Jr
Portland
Maine
Treasury Dept
GOP National Committee
H. Mende Alcoro Jr
Connecticut
IDM
Howard Pyle
Arizona
Colorado Weather Outlook With Snow in Mountains
Colorado forecast shows cloudy conditions with scattered snow in mountains and lower elevations Friday through Saturday. Highs near the 30s, lows from zero to the upper teens in mountains, warmer by Friday night. parts of southwestern Colorado expect more sun and rising temps into the weekend.
Regional Weather Summary for Wyoming and New Mexico
Regional forecast notes partly cloudy conditions in Wyoming with light snow possible in mountain and northeastern border areas. Friday to Saturday bring colder northeast areas then lifting temperatures later Friday night and Saturday morning. Windy south at times. Temperatures range from below zero to mid twenties in various zones with highs 16 to 25 in northeast and west Divide, 30 to 40 elsewhere. New Mexico shows cloudy southern mountains and western border with light showers and Friday snow level around 6500 feet. Warmer conditions Friday afternoon, more widespread near the state on Saturday with highs in the 30s to 40s and cooling nights.
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Wyoming
Continental Divide
West Divide
New Mexico
First National Bank of Greeley Announces Promotions
Five officers at First National Bank of Greeley were promoted at the board’s reorganizaton meeting. J. C. Custer and A. Baird rise to senior vice presidents, William J. Lynn becomes senior vice president and cashier, Frank W. Peterson is now vice president, and Curtis S. Slife advances to vice president and loan department head. Delbert O. Swedland becomes assistant cashier. John V. Whitten resigns. Exton joins as new staff after military service and studies in agricultural economics.
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Greeley
Aopual
Contree
J. C. Custer
A. ©. Baird
William J. Lynn
Frank W. Peterson
Iasistant
Curtis S. Slife
Asalatant
Instaliment Loan
Delbert O
First National Bank
Fleming
3. M. B. Petrikin
Robert H. Thomas
Charles A. Gregory
Adolph R. Miller
Russell F. Billings
Charles E. Southard
Donald E. Foster
Helen Bucher
Exton
U. S. Ruyal Academy
Colores A & M
Bank
Slayar's Last Request Refused at Execution in Oklahoma
Slayar Loel, a 25 year old from Compton California known as a killer, faced the electric chair in McAlester Oklahoma. He died at 12 07 a m after a quiet pause following a request that was denied. The crime occurred in Oklahoma City motel nearly three years earlier. Guards and bystanders remained calm as the sentence was carried out.
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McAlester
Okla
Orta
Austin Loel
Kale
Compton
Calif
Loel
Oklahoma
January birth notices for Philadelphia residents posted
The notice lists Harold Greenberg and his wife Dorothy welcoming a daughter born on January 9. It mentions their son David born January 1984 and includes unclear references to other names and dates. The fragmentary text references a December or January timeframe and a local birth announcement context.
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Harold Greenberg
Dorothy
David
Weinland Introduces School Finance Bill in Colorado
Colorado lawmakers moved toward renewal of the school finance debate as the Weinland bill, split from the last assembly, was reintroduced in both chambers. Senator Weinland and Representative Sellens touted it as largely the same measure that passed the Senate previously. The plan centers on distributing school money by need and would require higher minimum district funding, with estimates suggesting a $30 million state aid program might be needed to make it fully elective. The Senate approved a separate line item of $583,000 for legislative expenses, with $100,000 for studies returning after controversy. The House sent a request to Congress for a 27 percent depletion allowance on shale oil to boost western Colorado development. The Legislature adjourned for the weekend.
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Weinland
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Senate
Bellona
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Iial
House
Congress
Senate Institutions Committee
County awards printing advertising and insurance contracts
The Tribune won the bid for county job printing and advertising contracts were awarded to The Greeley Bosater for publishing the county’s notices. Flood Peterson Insurance Agency, the lowest bidder, was chosen to furnish the required county insurance for the year.
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the Tribune
Greeley Bosater
Flood & Peterson Insurance Agency
Windsor FFA 4 H Beet Prize Winners Named at Banquet
Windsor's FFA and 4 H members collected prizes at the Windsor Great Western sugar company banquet held at the American Legion hall. Leona Wykert won the no GH award and Artie Steinbrecher took the top FFA honor. Edwin G. Colette presented 4 H awards. About 60 attended as top producers reported beets per acre and sugar yields including Wykert 20.44 tons per acre, 17.5 percent sugar, 221 acres yielding 14,306 pounds sugar, and Steinbrecher achieving 11 tons of beets with 6,907 pounds sugar. Other winners listed with acres and yields. program included a talk by W C McCarty and a film on insects.
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Artie Carl Steinbrecher
FFA
Windsor Great Western Sugar Company
Americas Legion Hall
Windsor
Edwin G. Colette
Extension Service
Fort Collins
Miss Wykert
Steinbrecher
Lee Anderson
Jeanette Wyert
Alvin Schneider
Robert Schneider
Alvin
W. C. McCarty
Five Hungarian Workers Slain in Budapest Unrest
In Budapest, clashes erupted at the IJabor mill and Ganz Railway works as police fired on demonstrators. Witnesses saw laborers slain or wounded, with Soviet and Hungarian troops sealing off districts and trucks used for speeches.
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Hungary
Jlabor
Islard
Sireast
Butler May Be Foreign Sec Butler May Be Foreign Sec
LONDON Prime Minister Harold Macmillan held talks with conservative lawmakers at No 10 as he reshapes the cabinet following Sir Anthony Eden's resignation. Richard A Butler, formerly head of the House of Commons, is eyed for a top post with Lloyd's future in doubt. Butler pledged to serve in the new cabinet even if his exact office is undecided. Butler's backing is crucial to Macmillan and the party in the Commons.
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Downing St
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House of Commons
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Commons
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Foreign Office
Conservative
Haw aii university leader Paul S Iran dies
Dr. Paul S. Iran, president of the University of Hawaii, died Wednesday. His death follows long service in higher education and leadership at UH.
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Paul S. Iran
Uneity of
Hawaii
Growers Seek Held-Over Beet Labor Rate in Nebraska and Colorado
Representatives of sugar beet growers from Nebraska and Colorado urged maintaining last year’s wage level for beet labor at a USDA hearing held Friday at the Camfield hotel. No labor witnesses appeared, a first in years, with testimony by Kenneth Carpenter and Melvin Benneth for Nebraska groups and Ernest Dittmer for Mountain States. They testified that current prices paid per acre were about the same as in past years and that farming costs justified keeping the same rate, which varies with machine thinning work from 13.50 to 50 dollars per acre.
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Yogar Division
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Nebraska Non- Stock Beet Growers Association
Mountain States Beet Growers Association
Ward Stevenson
Usda Augar Division
USDA
Tom Allen
da Pty
Dittmer
Mountain
Ernest Dittmer
Brighton
Mountain? States Organization
Kenneth Carpenter
Lyman
Melvin Benneth
Gering
Raley
Colleges protest out-of-state recruitment costs in Colorado
Governor McNichols opposes sustained out-of-state recruitment for state colleges citing financial strains. Officials say trips to other states to attract students were approved in the past, but some colleges seek funds for counseling trips now. The governor may approve or disapprove after reviewing school proposals while stressing capacity and cost concerns. Local officials note longstanding practice, with exceptions for the University of Colorado.
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Andi
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Hughes
Air Force
Hughes Laboratories
Tuson
Ariz
Die in BS Canada Crash Die in BS Canada Crash
A BS2 aircraft from the United States Air Force crashed in New Brunswick during a training flight from Loring Air Force Base Maine. Six crew members were reported killed or missing, with one survivor, First Lt. Jor L. Church. The bomber exploded in mountains near Perth and Mary Falls siding, scattering wreckage over a half mile. Ground searches were hindered by darkness and snow.
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Limestone
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Air Force
Washington
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Charlotte
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Trainina
Naval Measure Offered To Twit Steve Cole
Denver reporters relay a bill to Senate proposing a four million dollar appropriation to build a state navy and flood protection. The measure targets diversions of Snake River water via Idaho and Wyoming to Green River, tying funding to Colorado water obligations under the Colorado River compact. It criticizes Governor Steve McNichols while noting Republican jibes and Idaho Wyoming opposition.
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Gordon G. Gauss
Denver
Dolemely
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N. J. Miller
Paton
Harry Locke
Hartse
Steve McNichals
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Aly Excellency
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McNichols
Idaho
Wyoming
Antone Tficiala
Ecker
Dea
California
Nevada
Arizona
Beet Growers and GW Agree on 1957 Terms
Washington dispatch reports 1957 beet purchase terms set by sugar beet growers in four-state area and the Great Western Sugar Company matching 1955 conditions. Colorado Montana Wyoming associations vote for the contract amid acreage signups and 9 percent larger allotments.
Graham on last day refuses special meal before execution
In Canon City Colorado John Graham slated to die for killing his mother faces Friday night cyanide execution. He requests no special meal and will be visited by Lakewood pastor Loyd Kellams and Catholic chaplain Father McKernan as Gov McNichols rejects clemency. 46th Colorado execution in cyanide era.
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Ffs
John Gillett Graham
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Dassie King
Pers
United Air Lines
Longmont
Colorado Customs
Ges Chamber
Harry Tinvley
Tinsley
Lakewood
Itits
Loyd C. Kellams
Lakewood Methodist Community Church
Suburban
Denver
Gloria
Kellams
Jack
Graham Dalce
Mather Graham
Kellame
Justin McKerman
Ipaison
Father McKernan
Steve McNichols
Warie Fourgeron
Paris
France
Graham Wall
Colorado
Weld Convict Is Recaptured in Colorado Farm Break
Edward Simpson, a 32 year old Weld County inmate serving 6 to 16 years for forgery, escaped Monday from the state prison farm. He was recaptured Friday after breaking into a farmhouse and stealing a pair of pants. Discarded prison clothing was found near Portland and he surrendered meekly. his full sentence may be served.
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Col
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Prisos
Yomeore
Prirco Farm
Pasm
Autores
Portland
Simpson
Lee Wadham
Ferland
Weld
Eastern Colorado Thaws After Heavy Winter Blast
Eastern Colorado and Denver thawed Thursday after the year’s heaviest winter blow, with warming trend seen to continue Friday. Light scattered snow fell in the Rocky Mountains and Western Slope as the U S Weather Bureau reported snow in Casper Wyoming and several Colorado towns including Alamosa Montrose Monte Vista Durango and Cortez. Forecasters predicted sunshine and higher highs Friday across western Colorado and Wyoming with readings such as Denver 12 Colorado Springs 25 Grand Junction 25 Pueblo 32 La Junta 48 Lamar 37 and Eagle Mountain Leadville 2.
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Rocky Mountains
Western Slope
Weather Bureau
Casper
Wyo
Gennison
Alamosa
Montrose
Monte Vista
Durango
Cortez
Wyoming
Colorado Springs
Livmoo
Grand Junction
Akrona
Pueblo
la Junta
Lamar
Craig
Eagle Mt
Leadville
Five Die As Aerial Tanker Crashes Near Austin
A Br aerial tanker crashed while landing near Beresteam Air Force Base in Austin Texas. Six crewmen died and a seventh injured after the refueling mission. Victims identified include Lt Ronald Rasch Paterson Lt Edward Clemons, Lt Ron Andenberg and others. Fire from the wreck burned for hours.
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Beresteam Air Force Base
Terese Athera
Air Force
Ronald Rascth
Paterson
N. Jurat
Robert F. Smith
San Antonio
Edward Gifford Clemons
Beckley
West
Thomas Salazar
Uvalde
Michael Bryan Met
Crashed airliner auction yields scrap sale figures
A Convair airliner that crash landed near Tulsa Municipal Airport injured 44 people and killed one. The wreckage sold as scrap for 250 dollars, far below its 730 thousand dollar value, netting 50 dollars after fees.
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Tulsa
American Airlines
America
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