Diver Reaches Go Unanswered at Texas Tower Search
Coast Guard and Navy salvage teams pressed a dawn to dusk search 70 miles southeast of New York City for seven crew aboard the Texas Tower. Divers reported murky water and low visibility as storms hampered the effort, with no survivors found and debris suggesting the tower remains upright.
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Coast Guard
Lalive
Tomesself
Simons
Air Force
Navy
Texas Tower
Alltower
Navyj
New York City
Feck
Indi
Year Old Girl Dies in Crash Northwest of Here
A Sev erance couple’s year old daughter Nobin Danneil Hecken died instantly in a two car crash about 2:20 p.m. Tuesday on highway six west of Seeley lake. Driver Alva Bucklen, 24, and her passenger Thernard Baros, 18, were injured with scalp lacerations. Both were taken to Weld County General Hospital. Details were not available Tuesday afternoon.
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Seeley Lake
Nobin Danneil Hecken
Alva
Robert Bucklen
Bucklen
Thernard Baros
Windsoe
Othee
Laotian Troops Seize Rebel Base Near Vang Vieng
Laotian government forces moved into Vang Vieng on Monday and captured the Peake rebel base along the road after a brief clash. Troops pushed past resistance and secured the strategic site, signaling a shift in the rebel campaign in the region.
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Roy Essoyan
Svientiane
Taos (Ab
Roops
Vang Vieng
Stra- Peake
Greeley Philharmonic Proves Worthiness in Year's First Concert
The Greeley Philharmonic opened the season under Dr. Hoenry with a strong program featuring Ginsburg and Prokofieff. Soloist Irwin impressed, delivering a confident performance in the Third Piano Concerto, while the orchestra and Gower's sections received praise for their handling of Sibelius Second Symphony and the ensemble's overall growth.
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Greeley Philharmonic
Hoenrys
Ginsburg
Befarelna
Dr. Ginsburg
de Falla
John Kelins
Irwin
Sibelius
Greeley
Irwins
Csci
Tare
Iriviss
Steve McNeal
Invin
William Gower
de, Ginsburg
Rxiva
Aginion
New York
Fischer Heads N.C. Savings & Loan Assn
Ralph Fischer was elected president of the Northern Colorado Savings and Loan Association at the annual meeting, replacing retiring Albert Clough who had led since 1947. New and veteran directors and officers were named, detailing prior roles and community ties, as the association reported $7.6 million in assets and over 3,000 accounts.
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Ralph Fischer
14Th Ave
Northern Colorado Savings and Loan Association
Fischer
Albert Clough
Clough
Mso
Charles R. Meyer
1Th Ave
Meyer
Singer
The
Associaion
Mehed
Greeley Dry Goods Company
Greeley Chambers,of Commerce
Rotary Club
National Association of Life
LeCuyer
Fort Hays
Kansas
Kiwanis Club
Trinity Episcopal Church
Zlks Club
Stephenson
Weld. County Abstract and Investment Company
Greeley High School
University of Colorado
Republican Party
Grevley Country Club
Elks, Petroleum
Club of ‘Teliver
Colorado
Amerifan Title Association
Ucs&la
A. 0. Colvin
Dave L. Royer
Bruce Mordt
Donald Neece
Robert G. Smith
Ray Kiley
Aierectors
Tocat
Missing in Navy Pier Fire at Charleston Naval Base
A fire at a naval base facility used for demagnetizing chips severely damaged a Norfolk area post. Six sailors reported missing, four hospitalized in fair condition at Naval Hospital. Explosion and flare-ups caused by the blaze damaged the outer P-shop and nearby fuel storage.
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Charleston
Tata ‘Vier
Nav
Naval Hospital
Jansch
Six Die As Train Strikes Gas Truck Near Magnolia
MagnOlia Mississippi AP reports a streamliner train traveling about 80 mph collided with a gasoline truck, killing six people and injuring six others. Emergency crews rushed to the scene as victims and witnesses described the crash and ensuing flames.
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Magnolia
Miss
Liam “Gily
Joud
New Orleans
Winals Central
iHaiload
Eo Rauke
Tannordls
Rew
Orleans
Airman Killed Near Castle Rock in Train Collision
Airman from Weed Nebraska Buckner, 38, stationed at Lowry AFB, died when his car struck a bridge pillar near Castle Rock Colorado. Witnesses cited possible sleep at wheel as he crossed paths with a southbound streamliner that plowed into freight cars, causing a fiery explosion. Several railroad workers and bystanders were injured or killed in the broader wreckage scene.
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Castle Rock
Colo
Lap
John R. Buckner
Sitrman
Weed
NW. M
Val Castle Rock
Buckner
Lowry Air Force Base
Denver
Robert Wheeler
Fuckner
New Wiiears
Safar
Wineis
New Orleans
Kingnolia
J. A. Ginny Livingston
McComb, Miss
John Colting
Mocris Piggall
Ferry Nelson
Bot Figgall
Bob Gwin
Charles Hules
Hancey Jobs
Magnolia
New Oreleans
Chicago
Wilma Gray
Senate passes bill on use of party lines in Colorado
The Colorado Senate approved a bill to penalize using party lines for non emergency calls with fines up to 310 days in jail and 90 dollars, plus a separate penalty for false emergency calls. The measure, introduced by Sen Farr and Walvington, heads to the House. Wellington argued against gossip on party lines. A memorial resolution urging Congress to elect the U.S. president by popular vote was defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Moore Bfmer
Colorado
Senate
House of Representatives
Sen. Farr
A. Walvingtatt
R-Sterling
Walvington
Dal Jaw
Wellington
Congress
Mike Afanssiets
Montana
United States
Tion Thesuah
Wife of Stock Show President Dies Monday
Denver AP report states Alberta Penton, wife of B M Penton and member of the National Western Stock Show Association, died of a heart attack while attending the opening performance on Monday night. She and her husband rode in a horse drawn carriage as the show began, witnesses said.
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Stock Show
Denver
Stra
Alberta
Penton
B. M. Pexton
National Western Stock Show Association
Woman Bank Officer Admits Embezzling Over $2 Million
Aly. F. HB. Van Mstine said today Burnlee Iverson Geiper 58, involved in embezzling 7,196,859.50 from Sheldon Bank where she was assistant cashier and director. The bank closed temporarily as FDIC and authorities pursue details and reimburse depositors. Residents say funds used locally. Geiger and husband active in church and charity.
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Sioux City
Iowa
U.S. Dist. Aly. F. HB
van Mstine
Burnlee Iverson “Geijer
Nas Donal Bank
Geiper
FAI
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Geiger
Toon Bank
Sheldon National
Washington
FDIC
Heuidslle
Lune Bank
Jesse P. Wolcott
Wallace
Beet Purchase Contract Talks Get Under Way
Denver AP reports preliminary talks Monday among four stake sugar beet growers and Great Western Sugar Co officials on beet purchase contracts. Negotiations resume Tuesday as growers discuss industry positions amid sugar market conditions and possible legislative programs after the Sugar Act expiration. Participants include Frank AL Kemp and John Mitzel, with leaders from beet grower associations in Colorado Wyoming.
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Denver
Great Western Sugar Colony
Industes
Frank AL ‘Kemp
Great Western Sugar Co
Johni Mitzel Ofburg
Mourtein Stalex Bee!kowers Marketing Association of
Kolorado
M ‘Fing
Boet Grow
Marketing Association of Mon
Shanay William Ftevens Af Scowle
Basin Beet Growera Association of
Wyoming
Jaycee Speaker to Head Greeley Awards Banquet
Seiji Horlachi of Brighton, past United States Junior Chamber of Commerce vice president, will speak at the Waycees annual awards banquet in the Trinity Episcopal parish hall. The event honors outstanding young farmers, teachers, bosses, and a distinguished service award winner. Tickets are available from the Chamber of Commerce or any Jaycee.
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Gust
Greeley
Waycees
Seiji Horlachi
Brighton
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
Trinity Episcopal Church
Chamber of Commerce
Horvich
Agriculltural Consultants
Colorado State University
Fort Collins
University of Minnesota
Jbas
Brighlton
Jaycees
Brighton Agricultural Institute
Jaycee
Begey
Colorado
Paul West
Hoerbeh
Brighton Chamber of Commerce
First Methodist
Ehrerch
Bills Seek Broad Revisions To Colorado Land Leasing
In Denver AP reports three bills aim to overhaul state land leasing. Rep Forrest Burns and Rep Yate back major changes while Burns says the minority report reflects a narrower view. Senate plans and committee statements follow prior probes into state land leasing practices.
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Denver
Burns
Rep
Yate
Huffman
Dawheal Ridge
Colorado
Forrest Bers
D-Lycati
Lord Teasing
Burng
Evans Board Lagoon Site Rejected by Taxpayers Meeting
At a Monday meeting in Evans the district board’s lagoon site proposal was rejected by about two to one. Only 17 of the 90 attendees voted in favor, with a petition against the site presented by former mayor Gene Aplin and local taxpayers.
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Hucns
EVANS
Joy Releasing
Crick
Uniter Burns
District Board
Hams
P. C. Mani
Maurice Kinsinger
Ath St
Pirst Ave
Thes District Board
Nalph H
F. Jr
Gene" Aplin
Evans Mayer
Lound
Petitisa
Whch
Sig
Schindelar
Set Fair Market Value Races Bill Aims at State Land Valuations
The measure urges the Land Board to set fair market values for each state tract, requires competitive bidding on leases, and bans conflicts of interest by land board members and agents. It also proposes arbitration for valuation disputes, with pathways if one party omits choosing an arbiter.
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States ‘Land Board
Colorado Tiemperal
Lard
Wenke
Land Haste
Ruenslavers Arbitration
Burns
Navy awards Rickover top peacetime medal at Nautilus site
Vice Admiral H. G. Rickover received the Navy's Distinguished Service Medal from Secretary Franke for pioneering nuclear propulsion. The ceremony, aboard the Nautilus, honored the man largely credited with making submarines powered by atomic reactors a reality, six years after the Nautilus first moved under nuclear power. The Lafayetter submarine keel laying followed, marking the era's nuclear armament trajectory with aims for larger, longer range attack subs.
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Belton Fay Ghoyon
Conn
Theavy
Adm
G. Rick
Ale
Secretary of the Navy
William
Franke
Stickover
Eisenhower
Hickover
Electric Heat Division
General Dynamics Corp
United States
Lafayette
Garnsey elected to Colorado National Bank board
Wil lian S. Garnsey II of Greeley is elected to the board of directors at the Colorado National Bank in Denver at the annual meeting. He is president of Garnsey and Wheeler in Greeley, former Weld County School Board president, and longtime community leader with ties to the Chamber of Commerce and library board.
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W.S. Garnsey II
Colo. National
Catsrada Nabang
Denver
Willion S. Garnsey II
Greeley
Gacnsty
Garnsey and Wheeler Company
Karst National Bank of Greetey
Gornsey
Igrado Automobile Dealers Cation
Coloradio Chamber of Commerce Taxation Council
Greeley Sumnel Board
Tske Weld County School Board Association
Garnecy
Weld County Library
Greeley 2
Caramerce
Garrecy
Farmers of Aktion
Auhe Greeley
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Navy Pier
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Mirs
W. 2. Iverson
Bank
Dar
Vor Alstine
Bank of Minials
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Allicals
Ion
Gerigers
Congregational Church
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Jaycee Speaker
Seiji
Paul Wenke
Fort Calfios
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