Legislature May Ask Governor To Explain His Reorganizing Plan
Colorado lawmakers reconvened as House Committee Chair Mop Massari announced printed bills on reorganizing state government. McNichols seeks to consolidate 19 agencies and 2 natural resources departments and to grant the governor power to propose changes with a 30 day window for Legislature action or veto power. A rival GOP leader warned of potential loss of legislative influence. Additional bills propose abolishing the State Planning Commission and the Division of Public Buildings to create a governor controlled planning division, and to push for immediate construction of a highway toll tunnel under the Continental Divide.
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Howard Graves
Denver
McNichols
Colorado
Massari D-Puebley
House of Representatives
41St General Assembly
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Ascot
House
Senate
Oneepublican
GOP
Legislatuve
Qne
State Planning Commission
Division of Public Buildings
Ezgitol Buildings Group
Continental Divide
President Commission
State Dept. Ory
Theovernor
Taylor
Walsenburg
Planning Commission
Supreme Court
Bian
Sens, Taylor and Bendell
Yampa Valley
Utilities Commission
Sconce
Inhnann
Laboyte
Capitol
Senate Transportation
Gen. Oliver
D-Trutidad
Industtrial Commission
Aviallore
Colorado Weather Forecast Midweek Snow And Warm Spells
A detailed five day forecast for Colorado shows widespread clouds and scattered snows over the mountains and northeast regions. Temperatures range from single digits to mid 40s with colder conditions at night and a rising trend toward midweek before cooling again.
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Colorado
Final IDay Auto Show in Greeley Draws Big Crowd
Nearly 2,000 attended the final IDay auto show in Greeley sponsored by the Greeley Automobile Dealers Association. About 4,090 people visited over three days to view 21 1957 models from 15 makes displayed by dealers at the Community Building.
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Greeley
Greeley Automobile Dealers Association
County Clerk Reports Public Opinion On Plate Reservation Policy
A spot check shows three to one against reestablishing low license plate reservations. County Clerk Mrs. Ann Spomer cites mixed views on extending the licensing period and shifting plate mail dates to Nov 1 and Dec 1 with Jan 1 as the mandatory plate date. The state revenue department plans to permit discretionary reservations and a later renewal period while keeping the reserved numbers policy within clerk discretion.
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Ann Spomer
State Dept. of Revenue
Four Bagdad Pact States Back Ike Doctrine
The four Bagdad Pact members Turkey Iraq Iran and Pakistan released a communique reaffirming support for Eisenhower’s Middle East doctrine. They urged UN monitoring of Israel Arab peace and called for free navigation through the Suez Canal, contrasting with leaders in Egypt Syria Jordan and Saudi Arabia.
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Ankara
Suez Canal
Ex Senator's Wife Pauline Pope Dies in Knoxville
Pauline Horn Pope 15, wife of former Idaho Senator James P Pope, died Sunday in Knoxville. The notice notes her death and identifies her as the senator's spouse, reflecting a brief obit snippet from local dispatches.
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Knoxville, Tenna
Pauline Horn Pope
Foremer
Idahs
James P- Pope
Stockmen Warned of Blizzard Approaching Plains
The Weather Bureau warned stockmen and travelers in northeast Colorado and southern Wyoming to prepare for blowing and drifting snow as a blizzard surged across the plains. Up to a foot of snow was predicted before the storm moved through. Dust reduced visibility in eastern Colorado as heavy snows hit western Colorado passes. Ten inches fell in Wyoming’s Yellow Stone Park area. Montana to the Dakotas reported three to six inches. Cold air kept northern Wyoming near zero with Big Piney at 10 below. Fraser recorded zero as Denver and other cities posted warm highs and cooler lows.
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Colorado
Yellow Stony Park
Wyoming
State Patrol
Montana
Dakotas
Big Piney
Fraser
la Junta
Golf
Douglas
Wyo
Denver
Colorado Springs
Rinidad
Alamosa
Leadville
Island Junction
Lamar
Oil drilling reports across Weld and Larimer counties
Reports detail Brunner No. 2 in New Windsor Weld County 26-1-67 with 937 feet depth and Lyons formation sand. Wytex and Jack Ladmer drill Sheir Schmeeckle No. 1 near New Raymer while McElroy Ranch Bunker No. 1 near Johnstown tests oil production. Lakote sandstone in Larimer County well 28-5-68 flows initial oil and later pump.
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California
New Windsor
Weld County
Lyons
Wytex Oil Company
Jack Ladmer
Sheir Schmeeckle
New Raymer
Nese
McElroy Ranch Company
Johnstown
Llanved
Timpas
Sesw
Larimer County
Lakote
Colorado Well Represented at the Inauguration
Colorado Governor Stephan L. R. McNichols led a Denver Junior Police Band contingent in the inaugural parade while 600 Air Force Academy cadets marched behind the governor. The state also hosted ancillary social events as neighboring states were less represented.
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Ay Morris Cleavenger
Washington
Colorado
Denver
Eisenhower
Rocky Mountain
Montana
Wyoming
New Mexico
Capitol
Pennsylvania Avenue
Stephan L. R. McNichols
Air Force Academy
Lowry Air Base
Colorado Springs
Air Cudas
Navy
U. S
State Socieles
Colorado Railroad Worker Fatally Struck on Suburban Road
Denver, Charles B Watson, a Rio Grande railroad employee, was fatally injured when struck by a car Sunday night while walking along a suburban highway. State Patrolman Elmer Lane says Watson walked south with traffic. driver Asiet J. Kirin reported Watson wore a dark coat and did not see the vehicle in time. Watson suffered a fractured skull and internal injuries, the fifth traffic death in Colorado this year, compared with 15o0 at the same date last year.
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Denver
Charles B Watson
Rio Grande Railroad
Elmer Lane
Watson
Asiet J. Kirin
Klein
Colorado
Regional Weather Summary for New Mexico and Wyoming
Regions report cloudy conditions across New Mexico with scattered snow flurries and possible showers near the Continental Divide Monday into Tuesday. Winds may gust and drift snow in higher elevations. lows range from 10 to 30 below zero in mountains to near 5 above in the north, with highs around 45 to 85 across zones.
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New Mexico
Wyoming
Continental Divide
Calder
Reorganization Bill Amended To Save Jobs
A Colorado Senate move to amend Gov McNichols reorganization bill aims to protect existing jobs. Changes would preserve current staff and advisory roles while restructuring the state government. The House also fast tracks pay raises for supreme court justices and committees consider election and utility measures.
VFW Starts Campaign for New Members
The Greeley VFW launches a membership drive during national VEW week led by Chuck Wiley aiming for 600 members. The chapter, active since 1932 under Commander Bruce Forbes, has just over 400 members as the national VFW totals 1,200,000. Men with active duty outside the continental U.S. are eligible to join.
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Greeley VW
Chuck Wiley
Greeley
Bruce Forbes
National Vfw
Continantal U.S
VEW
UN Demand Presses Israel for Rapid Withdrawal
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold met Sunday with Egyptian Foreign Minister Mahmoud Fawzi and Israeli Ambassador Abhashan after the General Assembly urged him to pursue full withdrawal from all occupied territories and report back within five days.
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United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
General Assembly
Israel
Hammarskjold
Mahmoud Fawzi
Abhashan
17th St Bowling Alley to Open by February 15
A new bowling alley will rise on Seventeenth Street just west of Eighth Avenue, named Columbine Bowl. Dr Russell W Uibbert, president of the firm, says it should open by February 15. Tony Salyucci will manage. Jim Farr assists. The 18-lane facility will feature Brunswick pinsetters, air conditioning, seating for spectators, and a banquet room for 160 with a 25 by 44 foot area and a large kitchen.
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Columbine
Seventeenth Street
Eighth Avenue
Russell W. Uibbert Ur
Brunswick
Eller
Adult Education Courses in Page Ad
The Community Activities Commission lists twenty six adult education courses in today’s Greeley Tribune page. This is the first AP courses offered in this pee and semester of the program with many new classes. Registration for all courses is in advance at the Community Building and open to any adult in Greeley or nearby communities.
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Community Activities Commission
Greeley Tribunc Ny
Fe Pee
Cau
False Bomb Alarm Grounds Seven Airliners
A string of bogus bomb warnings led to the grounding and thorough search of seven large airliners at major airports. Pioneer Nebraska merchant Lavis Adtonantion Adveinis and teacher and father-in-law of a local official, Greer Gateon, died recently.
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Diay
Woot
Wirseh
Poneer
Nebraska
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Tration
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Greer Gateon
Sun- Hoa
Ike Stands in Parade in Capital Inauguration
President Eisenhower rode with Mrs Eisenhower in the inaugural parade down Pennsylvania Avenue as thousands cheered from the curb. Vice President Nixon and his wife followed in an accompanying car reaching the White House grounds to view the six mile procession.
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Eisenhower
Moen
Pennsylvania Ave
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Eienhower
Nixon
White House
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Hested
Bvo
Rissenhower
Weir
Rail Worker Found Dead in Kersey Bunk Car
Ola L Dunn about 62 was found dead in his bunk aboard a three Minn Pay cubc railroad bunk car on a side track at the Kersey depot about 405 p m Saturday Coroner Ross Adamson reported Monday Tina who had been in the previous day apparently died about 5 am Saturday Adamson said Death was due to natural causes the coroner reported Dunns daily was found by C S Mathews a bridge and building foreman for the railroad when he was checking the bank cars Saturday Dunn was last seen Friday at the post office in Kersey Adamson Sheriff Toylman and Deputy Sheriff Marvin G Richards investigated the death Dunn had been employed by the Union Pacific railroad since 1915 He had earlier worked for the Great Western Sugar Co railroad in the Gresley Loveland area He is survived by his wife a daughter and a son in Tacoma Wash and another daughter in Loveland Funeral arrangements are in charge of Kiiboy's funeral home in Loveland.
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Ola L. Dunn
Kersey
Ross Adamson
Tina
Adamson
Dunn
C. 5
Mathews
Toylman
Marvin G. Tchards
Union Pacifhc
Great Western Sugar Co
Gresley-Loveland
Tacoma
Wash
Loveland
Doris Lee Danning
Attankaments
Kih
Haime
Sweden Seeks Two Year Moratorium on Nuclear Tests
United Nations debate centers on halting atomic weapons tests for two years while a special committee studies radiation effects. Sweden's Richard Sandler proposes the moratorium and other nations push a formal resolution for international monitoring of nuclear tests.
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United Nations WA — Swale
U.N
Sweden
Richard Sandler
Candada
Japan
Norway
U. N
Eisenhower to name Republican national chairman
A high level plan from the administration signals Meade Alcorn support for expected choice of a new Republican national chairman. The eight member group of the party’s national committee will invite Eisenhower Tuesday to discuss the selection and potential rivals.
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Meade Alcorn
Jack Sell Waringson
Morray
Shonhower
Wo Meade Alcorn Dr
Connecticut
Republican National
Fisenhown
Fed. L
Leonard W. Hall
Tlarty Barbyy
Kensas National Commuitteeman
Eisenhower Inaugural Speech Seeks World Unity
President Eisenhower vowed to counter global peril with strength at home and aid for nations seeking freedom. He spoke of friendship toward the Russian people while distinguishing their government, and noted Budapest as a symbol of freedom seeking.
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Washington T
Eisenhower
Fac
Soviet
Russia
Capial
Iwo
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