Russian Military Aide Ousted as Spy by US
The State Department charged Maj Yuri Krylov of the Soviet embassy with attempting to purchase military secrets and electronic equipment through intermediaries. He was ordered to leave the United States immediately as the embassy was notified to arrange his departure.
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Washington
State Dept
Attadin
Yuri P. Krylov
Krslov
Ite
Lincoln Witte Sid Kay
Krylov
Bel
Sergey R. Striganov
George N. Zumubin
New York
Aust
Jacob D. Beam
Department of State
Union
Soviet Socialist
United States
Yuri B. Krylay
Union of Soviet Socialist Republicy
Brylav
Colorado Weather Report Says Cold With Snow Flurries
Variable cloudiness through Wednesday with scattered snow flurries mainly in the mountains and eastern slope. Tuesday night and Wednesday will be colder with gusty winds on the plains. subzero to near 15 below readings expected in higher elevations, highs around 25 to 95 in different zones.
Regional Weather Wyoming and New Mexico Outlook
Regional weather summary shows Wyoming mostly cloudy with scattered brief snow flurries mainly in mountains and east of Divide. Colder Tuesday and Tuesday night, frigid mountain areas. Winds strong from the south. Highs around 10 to 15 though locations vary. New Mexico partly to mostly cloudy with brief snow flurries in the northeast. Much colder Tuesday afternoon through Wednesday night, lows 15 to 30 east and 25 to 40 elsewhere. Highs 15 to 50 near the eastern border, lower inland.
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Divide
New Mexico
Associated Press
Landevill
Colorado Rockies
Canada
Colorada
Montank
Puebla, Corp
Eisenhower
Colorado
Balle Afountain
Leadville
Tennessee
Senere
Rabbit Ears Pass
Steamboat Springs
Berthoud Pass
Denver
Colorado Highway Dept
Pueblo
Craig
Durango
Springs
Colorado State Farms
Meath
Leedsville
Casper
Wray
Vampantes
Coeyenne and
Rock Springs Trates
Shoes Stolen in Ashland Heist From Auto Dealer
A thief took 34 sample shoes from an automobile salesman in Ashland. Police say the left-footed theft leaves the right leg crippled by the bold grab. The incident was reported Saturday night and notes only left shoes were taken.
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Ashland
Ey. i
Rlsir Kash
Joe Cartwright
Automobile Edition Preview for Greeley Auto Show
The Tribune publishes an automobile edition preliming ary to the auto show opening in the Greeley Community Building Thursday at 7 o'clock and continuing the rest of the week. Automobiles featured include advertising pictures and diaries across pages 4 5 9 10 12 15 18 12 21 74.
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the Tribune Today
Greeley
Allon
Slege
Frank Will
Colorado
Royal Whirlwinds
Greeley Chamber of Commerce
Union Oil Man Sees Future for Colo Oil Shale
Denver dispatch reports Union Oil official Parker spoke at a State Chamber luncheon on Colorado shale potential. He predicted the industry could unlock vast energy resources, with shale development possibly expanding western Colorado and affecting population by up to two million.
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Union Oil Man
Colo
Denver
Charles ¥. Parker
Union Oil
Colorada
Parker
Union
Transuree
State Chamber of Commerce
4. C. Rubel
Central Ameria
Colorado
Big Plane of Scribes Bogged Down at Pueblo
A large press plane carrying reporters and Secret Service men, involved with President Eisenhower, bogged down on a broken apron at Memorial Airport in Pueblo, Colorado. About 30 aboard were stranded briefly awaiting clearance.
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Pueblo
Colo
Secret Service
Eisenhower
Memorial Airport
Snowbound passes and drought flight amid Eisenhower visit
Weather and travel notes report heavy snow in Colorado mountains, closed Berthoud and Rabbit Ears passes, and thawing drought concerns as President Eisenhower tours the region. Gov. Nichols and Gen. Moffitt arranged transport while aviation crews and Secret Service personnel manage shifts between Pueblo and Wichita.
Larimer Man Succeeds Clark on Committee
Ken J. Thayer, Larimer County farmer and stockman, named Monday to the Colored State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation committee to replace Fanny Clark of AL. Clark completed three one year terms and was ineligible for reelection. Thayer’s appointment came from Secretary Benson, announced via telegram from Senator Allott and Rep Hill. Other members include Len Sommerville and C. McCormink.
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Ken J. Thayer
Larimer County
Mondsy
Thayer
Colorado Farm Bureau
Poudre
McNichals bills seek new state planning and natural resources division
Denver Wisconsin Howard Graves reports three McNichals era bills introduced to reform state government. A Senate measure would abolish the State Planning Commission and create a Planning Division under the executive branch with broader powers. House and Senate plans call for a Natural Resources Department consolidating about 19 agencies under a single director, with governor dismissal power, plus proposals on groundwater regulation and weekend hours for penal and charitable institutions.
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Howard Graves
Denver WI
McNichals
House of Representatives
Ono
Senate
Talrud
Sen
Taylor
Walsenberg
Spotty Snowstorm Hits Parts of Weld County
A spotty two inch snowstorm moved through Weld County causing slick streets and slowed traffic. Greeley saw two inches with varying moisture, while areas north and east reported lighter amounts and several towns recorded minimal snowfall. A cold snap followed with temperatures around mid teens to twenty, and counties forecast occasional snow through midweek.
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Greeley
Weld
Dale
Great Western Sugar Company
Johnstown
Platteville
Loveland
Grover
Briggsdale
Nori
Pstation
Paton
Windsor
Brighton-Fort Lupton
Keenesburg
PS Station
Clothing Stores Burn in Kansas City Blaze
A fire destroyed two clothing stores in downtown Kansas City Monday night. Fire Chief Francis Doherty estimated losses at about half a million dollars. The blaze started in stockrooms and spread to nearby shops before being controlled later. Meanwhile a fire at the Norton home on Alles Acres damaged the house and attic, caused by a glow wall heater, with five men reporting smoke exposure.
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Mansas City
Norton
A. W. Nortom
New Port of Entry Planned at Platteville
Denver officials report a strong year for truck taxes with nearly 10 million dollars collected, more than double prior periods. Director T Parsons notes ongoing construction and plans for 12 permanent ports of entry, including Platteville, Limon, and Cortez, plus a Monument site weighing station with electronic scales.
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Platteville
Denver
Colorado
T. Parsons
Parsons Sai
Antonite
Trinidad
Lamar
Myers
Blakley Named Temporary U S Senator From Texas
Austin appointment by Governor Shivers designates William A. Blakley of Dallas as temporary U S senator from Texas. Blakley, an attorney and rancher, is a supporter of President Eisenhower and former Gov. Price Daniel but has not indicated voting alignment in possible Senate reorganization.
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Austin
Tex
Alan
Shivers
Wiliam A. Blakley
Dallas
Ant Anorney
U. S
Texas
Price Daniel
Iheath
Bakley
U. S. Senate
Blakley
Eisenhower
Sen
Daniel
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Senate
Bill Micklay
Nann
President Visits Drought Farm During Colorado Tour
President Eisenhower toured drought stricken Colorado lands on a two mile drive in freezing weather. He stopped about 29 minutes at E. A. Davis's 1,000 acre farm to discuss wind erosion and drought relief as he prepared for a Kansas conference on help for the Great Plains. Davis, 39, and his family have rented the farm and survived by part time work after years of failed crops and livestock losses due to drought.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Pueblo
Conn
Riksenhower
Colorado
Kansas
Great Plains
Casthaw
Eisenhower
E. A
Rod) Davis
Cnute
Davis
Slick Streets Blamed for Local Accidents
Police report four traffic crashes Monday totaled 627 dollars with three due to slick street conditions. Jose Vicente Blanco’s 1938 Ford and Tad Kenneth Lasnik’s 1949 Chevrolet collided on Tenth Street after Lasnik failed to stop at a stop sign. Louis Lavon Burscough’s 1955 Chevrolet and Howard Eugene Stroup’s 1955 Mercury collided on Ninth Street. Burscough charged with careless driving. Helen Bertha Monell’s 1951 Chevrolet rear-ended by Monard Robert Shewmake’s 1954 Ford on Eleventh Street. Shewmake not damaged. Charles Sisket Treeser’s 1952 Mercury and Gerald De Baird’s 1952 Chevrolet collided on Sixth Avenue. both drivers charged with careless driving.
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Jose Vicente Blanco
Fort Col Tins
Tad Kenneth Lasnik
Louisville
Tenth Street
Twenty-third Avenue
Blanco
Twenty- Third Avenue
Lasnik
Blanca
Fort Collins
Henry Carlson
Carlen
Chevrolet
Louis’ Lavon Burscough
Eaton
Higard Eugene Stroup
Hutchinson
Kan
Ninth Street
Ninth Avenue
Burscough
Stroup
Richard Wiliams
Helen Bertha Monell
Venih Avenue
Monard
Robert Shewmake
Eleventh Street
Eleventh Avenue
Shewmake
Trent
Sixth Avenue
Williams
Inlepseo
Charles Sisket Treeser
Gerald de Baird
Dresser
Harold
Twenty-first Avenue
I Dresser
Dan Tenner
Questioning of Secretary to Be Renewed in Middle East Debate
Secretary Dulles told senators that if Congress approves Eisenhower’s Middle East program there is very little likelihood American boys will have to fight there. If the resolution fails, he warned, a greater chance of conflict exists. He testified amid questions from Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services members, noting the plan would offer financial aid and standby U.S. troop authority. he said Britain and France were not yet aligned.
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Washington
Nulles
Middle East
Congress
Eisenhower
Secrectary of
Sen. Langer
R-Nd
Dulles
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed Services Committees
Eisenholwer
U.S
Sen. Morse
D-Ore
Sen. Green
R-Rt
Dedkes
Morse
Dubles
United States
Langse
Hangars Burned at McChord Air Force Base Washington
A spectacular fire gutted the interiors of two maintenance hangars at McChord Air Force Base early Tuesday. Four aircraft were destroyed including a C-1414, a C-18 jet trainer, and a C-120 liaison plane. Fire chief Artie McCarthy was hospitalized after smoke inhalation. The blaze started at 5:30 am in rear shop areas and was under control about an hour later, though tires burned for another hour or more.
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Mcchord Air Force Base
Wach
Washington Air Force Base
Artie McCarthy
McChord
City Council Agenda Summary of 1957 Utilities and Public Works
The council discusses sale of surplus waters, paving program, and a fiscal report. It orders recruitment of a police sergeant and a recruit for a field unit, and considers annexation petitions and planning commission recommendations. It also reviews annual force reports and official postings with customary procedural matters.
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Ing
Frenen
Highway Department
Schont Silez
Planning Commission
Greeley Irzi
DeHaven to Wed Miami anfe dealer Fincher Saturday
Gloria DeHaven announces plans to marry Richard Fincher a Miami area dealer this Saturday. They have applied for a license and will wed in Miami, with both ages 31 for DeHaven and 23 for Fincher.
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Miami
Fla
Ck Seiress
Gloria DeHaven
Richard Fincher
Anfe
Fincher
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