Nuclear tests spark debate over safety and arms race
A leaked draft outlines three spring nuclear tests at Eniwetok proving grounds in the mid Pacific, amid international concern and calls for arms control. Officials cite need to keep a modern military while stressing peaceful aims, referencing past detonations and radiation incidents to argue for vigilance against nuclear threats.
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Glia
India
Methoris
Mitchell man elected president of irrigation council
S la Bowman of Mitchell Nebraska was elected president of the Poor States irrigation Council Friday. The council includes irrigators from Colorado Wyoming Nebraska and Kansas. Ted Boyd Torrington Wyoming named vice president and Bill Vitackman Gering Nebraska re elected secretary-treasurer. Other named members include Hercy Kane Montrobe Colorado Peery Sweat Smith Center Kansas Pred Bieck Lingle Wyn Moyl Baird and David R J Wallet. Reginal Bureau of Reclamation director Weaver is mentioned with a note about an airplane outpost center near Pirna East Germany.
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S. la Bowman
Mitchell
Neb
Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska
Kansas
Deck Boyd
Torrington
Wyo
Ivas
Vce
Bill Vitackman
Gering
Tireeters
Hercy Kane
Montrope
Colo
Peery
J. Sweat
Smith Center
Kay
Lightfoot Conviction Upheld by High Court
U S Court of Appeals upholds Claude H Lightfoot's conviction for belonging to the Communist Party and knowingly assisting its violent aims The decision by Judge Fe Ryan Bally with judges Wallyer Kindley and HS Nathan Swath notes Lightfoot as a party leader and a dedicated communist influential in the Midwest and nationally The case centers on the Smith Act membership provision and his year prison term and $5000 penalty
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Chicago
U. S. Court of Appeals
Claude H. Lightfoot
Lightfoot
Fabouttvs
Illinois Communist Party
U.S. Court
Lightoot
Syear
Fe Ryan Bally
Wallyer
Kindley
HS Nathan Swath
Joe Ee Theaplaion
Midwest
Tev
Utah Governor Challenges US to Collect Tax Levy
Utah Governor Bracken Lee warns that the federal government has no constitutional authority to appropriate taxpayers money to aid foreign nations. He refuses to pay taxes on income from investments, sending a letter to the IRS and asking for legal action to test the issue in Federal Court. An IRS official says the return will be handled routinely.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Bracken
Len
U.S
Lee
Bern
Eisenhower
Lea
William F. Knowland
California
Internal Revenue Service
Charles J. Fox
Irternal
Lee Gaidin
Thirteenth Child Born Near Cheboygan Michigan
The Hansens welcomed their thirteenth child, a baby boy, born Friday at their farm near Cheboygan. Mrs George Hansen and family celebrate as the clan grows to eight daughters and five sons.
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Cheboygan
Mich
George Hansen
Hansens
Child Health and Spinal Alignment in Early Studies
The excerpt discusses how a child’s health hinges on nervous system function and that interruptions can affect overall well being. It claims misalignment of spinal segments from strain or fall can press on nerves, harming health, and notes remarkable tissue pliability and benefits from chiropractic adjustments in children.
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Tong
Choral-Aires in Demand Across Colorado State College Scene
Newly organized choral groups at Colorado State College of Education gain followings across northern Colorado and beyond. Notable singers include Pueblo Centennial high school basses, Denver area tenors, and sopranos from Pueblo Cantzs high school and South Denver high school. A photo by Skeets Bulgin accompanies the feature.
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Colorado State College of Education
IA Hearby
Pueblo Centennial High School
Rent Brandebary
Littleton
David Sarbes
Bob Frykhelm
Mission
Kan
Walter Boge
West Denver High School
Paul R. Malay
Robert Miller
Tenior
Ean Denver
Bi Tchool
Max Ey Krueger
Wiley
Berriege
Serald Tanner
Ken Gilmar
Tencher
Greeley
Kathy Chesven
La3ino
Kansan City
Jo Anne Donahue
Pueblo Cantzs
Karan Keeler
Leprand
Danver
South Denver
Sharon Keemper
Vegex
New Mexico
Alice Upton
Francis
Ka Ois Daw
Pranc
Fort Collins
Janice Balenellen
Jane
Genver
Rants Pleads Guilty in Bank Robbery Attempt
Granby man Jean Breitenstein pled guilty in U.S. District Court to attempting to rob the National City Bank of Denver in December. He faces up to 25 years and a 100000 dollar fine. A separate indictment for a prior August robbery was dismissed. Breitenstein awaits pre sentence investigation before sentencing.
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Denver
Jean Si Breitenstein
Alto
Granby
Breitenstein
Robert Swanson
U. S
Rantson
Kefauver Speaks in New England Campaign Swing
Senator Kefauver campaigns for the Democratic presidential nomination in New England. He spoke at Harvard Young Democrats in Cambridge and the Big Brother and Sister Association in Boston, met Mayor John F. Hynes, and planned a March 13 New Hampshire primary appearance. He urged reform of the federal security program and cited adult insufficiency as a cause of juvenile delinquency.
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Kefauver
New England
Tennessee
Massachusetts
John 3. Hynes
Austin
Ygkes
Harvard Young Democrats Club
Cambridge
Big Brother and Sister Assn
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Marvard
Kefaucer
Quealen
Federal
Hoston
Davintouth College
Hanover
N. H
Harold A. Stassen
Johnson to consider easing sale rules for deaf school farm
Colorado Governor says he will promptly respond to a request from the Colorado School for the Deaf and Blind about relaxing sale requirements for the school’s 120 acre dairy farm on Colorado Springs eastern edge. Supt. Stelle and trustee Nelson discussed plans to auction by March 1 with a minimum bid of 92 500 per acre, after no bids at the October auction.
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Denver
Johnson
Colorado School
Colorado Springs
Roy M. Stelle
Frank Nelson
Las Animas
Uniform four enlist in air force and marines
Four men from West county join the air force with basic training at Parks base California before technical schooling. Alvin Nieberger Hubert Totten Hubert Totten and Norman Swanson plus Hubert Totten and Norman Swanson are named along with James and Harold White enlisting in the Marine Corps for three years and training in San Diego Ship. James White drove trucks prior to service and Harold White seeks a farm life after service.
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Glenn Watekins
Loral
Aulvin A. Nieberger
Mya
August Nieberger
Hubert K. Tattan
Drs. Reorte-Totten
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Parks Air Force Base
California
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Watkins
James David White
David &. White
Twelfth Street
Creeley
Harold Eugene White
Baden J. McKenny
Route One
Gill
United States Marine Corps
Denver
San Diego
Clif
James White
Marine Corps
Harold White
James
Greeley High
Harold
Gill Kilwn
Group Defers Action on Aviation Nominations
Senate Commerce Committee delays nominations for Civil Aeronautics Administration head Charles Lowen Jr and Civil Aeronautics Board member Joseph Minetti until probe into the firing of Feederick B. Lee is completed. Lee rejects planted stories about stalling airways reforms.
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Washington II
Magnuson
D-Wash
Senate Commerce
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Wolon Aviation
Feederck B. Lee
Charles J. Lowen
Lee
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Joseph Minetti
Civil Aeronautics Board
Joseph Tee
Minetli
Federal Maritime Board
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CAA
Tee
Commerte
Sen. Monroney
Monraney
Incas Built Vast Road Network Across Empire
Ancient Peruvians constructed a far reaching 1500? mile road system linking major centers including bridges and suspension routes well before Spanish contact. The network facilitated trade movement and military mobility across diverse terrains from Lima north to southern regions.
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Lima
ParaLong
Air Force Deterrent Says Twining in Oklahoma City
General Nathan P. Twining told a Chamber of Commerce audience in Oklahoma City that the Air Force power is a major deterrent to red aggression. He said the Soviets would only risk war if compelled, and that U S air power is strong enough to survive any attack and strike back devastatingly. He warned the arms race will favor better weapons and that today the United States is in a good position, contingent on current efforts.
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Oklahoma City
Russia
Nathan P. Twining
Air Force
Chamber of Commerce
Goaars
U. S
Reece
Three Pueblo Jail Breakers Search After Home Invasion
Penaose county officers hunted Friday for three men linked to a Pueblo jail escape. They allegedly stormed the back door of Mrs. Waller Bennett’s home, bound her, and threatened the family while fleeing with food. Bennett and her children fled to safety as investigators compared descriptions with earlier jail break suspects August Padila Leonard J. Dokes and Clifford C. Stewart.
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Penrose
Fremonl
Pueblo
Waller Bennett
B. Chatfield
Frank
Senator recalls early Loveland Pass tunnel attempt
Denver senator Neal D. Bishop revealed a 1902 tunnel bored two thirds through the Continental Divide at Loveland Pass, possibly for a toll line. Vidler Tunnel stretched 30 feet high and 10 feet wide, about a mile of the eastern entrance finished and 700 feet from the west, with half a mile to link. Officials confirm awareness of bore, altitude about 11,500 feet. West Point’s July 4 opening is also noted.
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Neal D. Bishop
Loveland Pass
Bishop
Grorgetown
Dilton
Vidler
Mark A. Walrous
Watkins Attacks California Water Lobbyists in Senate Session
Sen. Watkins of Utah rails at Southern California water lobbyists, accusing them of misrepresentation and propaganda to take water from the Colorado River projects. He claims Northern Californians silent approval funded by state money amid a bitter battle over river development and central valley site access.
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Frash Start Aid Offered By Local Finance Office
A local finance firm advertises a plan to help residents consolidate debts and pay monthly amounts. The advertisement cites an installment option of 918090 and mentions Aetna Finance offering cash loans from 330 19 H1500 for expenses. Contact information lists Aetna Finance Co at 78 Ninth Avenue, Philadelphia 1567.
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Tha Incal Agina Finanne
Hilla
Aetna
Incal
Smardy
Aetna Finance Go
Avena
Ade.t
Rivalry among armed services drove Pentagon information policy
Washington testimony by Honaman and WM. Kazi described a Defense Department directive from March aimed at withholding non constructive material. Honaman testified that rivalry among services could discredit a sister service and worry the public, while noting the word constructive invited varied interpretations. He cited his Pentagon tenure and later roles at Bell Laboratories.
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Kazi Honamen
Peniay
Armed Services
Uliines
Housman
Asafotant
Aly
Pentagon
Almust
Hla
New York
Jeb
Dil
Bell
Honaman
Defense Dept
Hanaman
Wilson
Department of Defense
Buy Monaman
Name Taken Off State Traffic Toll for 1956
Colorado tolls list 18 fatalities reduced to five after Mary E Mez was removed, death now attributed to natural causes rather than car overturn on Monte Vista road. Patrol said coroner confirmed natural death. incident occurred near Monte Vista with multiple prior fatalities by January 18, 1935.
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Denver
Mary
Colorado
Red Cross Plans Record Peace Appeal in 90 Million Dollar Drive
New York The American Red Cross announces a record peace time appeal for 90 million dollars this year due to hurricane and flood disasters. National Chairman E Noland Harriman cites more than 27 million dollars spent on emergency relief and ongoing assistance for 11,000 families and small businesses. He notes this is four to five times the typical disaster year and warns of a possible further shortfall versus anticipated spring and summer needs.
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New York
Américan Red Cross
Red Cross National
E. Noland Harriman
Damilies
Harriman
Tesent
Trowds
Far West
Governor's Pension Amendment Plan Delayed by Colorado Panel
The Governor's Commission on the Aged in Colorado announced it will not prepare a concurrent constitutional amendment this session due to incomplete study. Chairmen Sen. Robert Knous and Sen. Edgar Blut said a proposal will be ready for consideration at the 1956 general election. The panel met Friday and notified Gov. Johnson before the public statement.
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Gordon & Gauss
Denver
Commission On
Johnson
Colorado
X- Bross
Robert L. Knous
Edgar A. Blut
Sterling
Disjoint Fragments From an Aging Notice Page
Text fragments mention bed bugs Bishop Weldorado Drugs Aly Coreull an axe bat Rexall Sto Gilbert. The readable items show scattered names and brands without a coherent single event or clear context.
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Bishop & Weldorado
Aly
Gilbert
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