Proposals On Russian Tests Conform To Law Asserted
President Eisenhower said the United States would protest only if necessary and that Soviet plans to test missiles in the central Pacific after January 15 appear to conform with international law. He defended high seas research and warned away potential dangers, while noting Rockefeller’s exit could boost Nixon’s nominating prospects. The president dismissed charges of partisanship in defense policy.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Washington
Eisenhower
Central Pacific
U.S
Russia
Harvey S. Truman
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
United States
Hisenhower
Pant
Politics
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Eisenower
Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Ernest Nelson Heads Weld County Hospital Board
Ernest Nelson a rancher and stock feeder living northwest of Windsor was elected president of Weld County General Hospital board at the annual meeting. He has served since January 1954 and holds multiple local posts including director of the Poudre Valley REA and secretary of the Cactus Hill Ditch Co. The 2 p.m. temperature read 42 as a five day forecast noted mainly cloudy weather with snow flurries in the mountains and colder spells through the week.
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Ernest Nelson
Windsor
Weld County General Hospital
Nelson
We Hospital
Tie
Poudre Valley Rea
Weld County Lamb Feeders Association
Cactus Hill Ditch Co
Goodyear ‘Wire and Rubber Co
Colorado
Public Service
Luger
College
Camp Development Unit Meets Tonight
The Longs Peak Council Boy Scouts camp development committee meets at 6 39 p m Wednesday at the Westfair restaurant. Local members include J Arthur Wie Ateline and Jack Armstrong of Greeley. They consider immediate development of the new Ruth Kane Coffin campsite at the Hon Delatour Scout Ranch.
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Longs Perk Council
The
Boy Scouts
Westfair
J. Arttur
Ateline
Jack Armstrong
Greeley
Iuth Kane Coffin
Hon. Delatour Scout Ranch
Eisenhower to Visit Palm Springs After L A Campaign Stop
President Eisenhower will return to the Palm Springs area in late January for a few days of rest after a Republican campaign dinner in Los Angeles. The White House announced he will depart January 28 for the warm desert retreat.
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Waornuron
Eisenhower
Palm Springs
Calif
Rolf
White House
Los Angeles
CAC Agrees To Hire Skating Supervisors
The Community Activities Commission agreed to hire supervisors to assist in overseeing skating at Glenmere Lake and Island Grove Park’s show building. City Manager Cruce said Max Shirley would hire required supervisors and decisions will be joint with the park division. He noted rising skater numbers and public inquiries about skating.
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Ctivities Commission
Glenmere Lake
Island Grove Park
B. H. Cruce
Cruce
Max Shirley
CAC
Shirley
Vern Schaffer
Cruseyl
Aire
Glenmere
Mcnalvan
Community Activities Association
City Park Division
Schaffer
Moonjay
Aqme
jSkaters
Fons
J O Custer Made Vice President Emeritus at First National
J O Custer a 50 year bank veteran was made vice president emeritus by the board at its annual reorganization meeting. He joined the First National in 1910 and will devote time to the bank as health allows. He receives a Colorado Bankers Association 50 year plaque and remains senior vice president in title for trust work.
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J. O. Custer
First National
First National Bank
Custer
Naional
Colorado Bankers Association
J. M. B. Petrikin
Charles J. Seam
Dale Belstow
Charles C. Berry
George Wolfe Jr
Louis ©. Rieker
Wan’ Made
A. 0. Baird
Charles. E. Southard
Leonard N. Dutch
Southard
Robert M. Gilbert
John W. Henderson
Delbert O. Swedlund
John V. Whitten
Charles G. Carlson
V. G. Gates
Merchants Plan Yearlong Special Retail Events in Greeley
Retail leaders meet at Camfield hotel to map 1980 events including a Washington birthday sale on February 22 and Crazy Days, a sidewalk bazaar with costumes and contests slated for July 15 and 18. Dick Bentley heads Crazy Days and O. L. Mobrey chairs the Washington sale, both designed to boost local business amid planned new shopping centers and a city bus rollout.
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Robert Widlund
Washington’s
Greeley
Camfield Hotel
Dick Bentley
J. G. Penney
Tab
Epplewood
Lonamont
Bentley
Washington
L. Mobrey
Montgomery Ward
Mobley
Ife
Mayer
Clint Mayer
Greeley Chamber of Commerce
Tribune
B. Ceare
Dan Wilkerson
Jos Jin’s
Cam.ber of Commerce
CSC
Ker of Commerce
Colorado
Weld County
Easler
Storer
Weld
Cruce
Mth St
Sth
16Th Ayes
Bruce
SK Ave
Brushes Off Notion of Taking Dems to Summit
President Eisenhower rejected Harry S. Truman’s suggestion to bring Democratic advisers to the Paris Big Four summit next May. He said past practice involved opposition reps at major international talks when a treaty was to be signed, though Paris aims to guide negotiations on disarmament rather than draft a treaty.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Harry S. Truman
Paria
Paris
Nikes Destined For South Korea
Nike Hercules antiaircraft missiles with nuclear warheads are headed to South Korea. Planned disclosure is expected in coming weeks as the U S Army and United Nations Command stress building missile defense against Red jet forces believed based in North Korea and nearby China.
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Washington
South Korea
U.S. Bth Army
United Nations Command
Korea
North Korea
Red China
Governor seeks record 99 million for state funds and mental hospital
Denver AP Gov McNichols asks General Assembly for a record 99,048,000 for the coming fiscal year plus 12,155,000 for construction. He backs nearly five million for a new Ft. Logan mental hospital near Denver and outlines a broad mental health program with private and state nursing homes. He urges simultaneous action on health needs, tax policy changes, and a capital construction program of 194,000 for the current year. He warns against tax cuts as costs rise and highlights 6,200 patients at Pueblo State Hospital needing capacity expansion.
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Denver
McNichols
General Assembly
Ft. Lorgan
Ile
Coloorado State Hospital
Nichols
Civil Service
Dune
McWichols
Hospital of
Puebla
Colorado
Assumote
Medical Society
Neuropsychiatric Society
McNichols Sai
Pugeblo
McNichals
Mc Nichols
Greeley Armory
National Guard
Cortez
Greeley
Grand Junction
Home For
Trinidad
School For the
Bind
Colorado Springs
State Historical Society
Murty. Jo
Colorado State University Hydraulic Laboratory
Fort Lewis A&m College
Durango
University of Colado Land Purchase
School Committee Tour Highlights Weld District Remote Roads
Vim school district residents fear closure if merged with New Raymer as high schoolers would ride long distances and live away from home. Walter Younglund urged local autonomy amid plans assessed by the Weld district planning committee during a county meeting at the Vim school.
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Bob Board
Vim
Vir
Weld
Cqunty
Walter Younglund
Commuities
Vim School Board
Younglund
Thal Ounce
Youngland
New Raymer
Greeley
Cheyenne
Kimball
Nebr
Thee
Schoul
Julla
Weld County School Plan Faces Opposition from Local Committee
The Weld County county planning committee unanimously opposed a statewide school district reorganization plan. They urged lawmakers to reject the proposal to consolidate into five districts and to amend the School Organization Act of 1957 to broaden attendance area authority. The meeting included a car tour of Vim district facilities and transport routes to assess conditions.
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Weld
Wim Tursday
State Department of Education
Legissture
Vim
Eisenhower Calls to Halt "Bigotry Virus" Nationwide
President Eisenhower denounces anti Semitic vandalism as a "virus of bigotry" that must not spread. In a message read at an emergency American Jewish Congress meeting, he warned that rampant bigotry in cities could endanger freedom and decency everywhere. The note followed a telegram from the Protestant Catholic and Jewish faiths.
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EW York
Eisenhower
American Jewish Congress
Hig City
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Weld County Bank Increases Capital to 300000
Weld County Bank raises capital stock from 20000 to 300000 and reports record deposits over 10.5 million for the year at its annual board meeting. D. H. Jackson notes stronger capital structure, boosted reserves, and higher dividends amid 40 percent growth since 1956. New officers include John D. Goltep as cashier and auditor, four assistant vice presidents, two assistant cashiers, with existing directors and officers retained.
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D. H. Jackson
Weld County Bank
Jackson
Weld County Bank Foundation
Weld County
John D. Goltep
Asaistant
BR. R. Richardson
Lloyd BE. Robyaris
Henry C. Gosselin
Sheldon D. Branks
Helen Neal
Dorothea Hayes
Claude W. Vor Itratha
Barnard Houtchens
Norman M. Dean
Albert N. Olson
George Wisnee
Dorlsaon Davis
Robert R. Anderson
Meaty J. Brown
Norman QI. Deen
Barnard Houtehens
J. Hay Rucker
Carl B.satporn
Claude W. von Trotha
Windsor Librarian Lola Branch Retires After 37 Years
Lola Branch, longtime Windsor Public Library librarian, resigns effective Feb 1 1960 after 37 years of service. In a letter to the Windsor Library Board president George E. Tozer and members, she thanks the public for decades of reading pursuit and wishes a new library building project continued success.
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Wintsor
Tota
Windsor
Windsor Public Library
Windsor Library
Town Hall
Windsor Library Board
George E. Tozer
Anna Teller
Seorestory
George F. Kern
John B. Frye
Effie Brunner
National Bank
theGreeley Tribune
Three to be tried in Rock case in Denver
Dist Jinige Edward J. Keating ordered three persons to stand trial April 1 on felony charges in the George Fr. Rock case. Innocence pleas were made by Darlene Gresham, Lola Machado, and William Trimble. Rock, a Denver banker and Democratic committee man, was found dead from a skull fracture in a Denver park on December 13. police said he had at least $80 when last seen, but his wallet was empty.
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Denver
Edward J. Keating
George Fr. Rock
Darlene Gresham
Lo[na Machado
William F. ‘Trimble
Rock
Democratic National Committee
Toliee
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