Cong Dist Census HQ Opens In Colorado Second District
The Colorado second congressional district will open a full time census headquarters in Greeley at the fed building 1002 Stirsty. Lyle Lindesmith supervises and says five employees will run the office with many census workers to be recruited across 19 counties. Enumeration starts March 31 with 38 crew leaders 516 enumerators and 37 field reviewers. County list includes Adams Arapahoe Boulder Cheyenne Clear Creek Douglas Elbert Gilpin Jefferson Kit Carson Larimer Logan Morgan Phillips Sedgwick Washington Weld Yuma.
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Robert Widling Greeley
Colorado
United States
Lyle Lindestaith
Englewood
Lindesmith
Laura Olio
Census Bureau
Denver
Trancis H. Wilmer
Adams
Arapahos
Boulder
Cheyenne
Clear Creek
Douglas
Elbert
Gilpin
Jefferson
Kit Carson
Larimer
Lipesn
Logan
Morgan
Phillips
Sedgwick
Washington
Weld
Yuma
Aus
Farmer Found Dead in Yard Near Peckham Barnyard
Mrs Bertha Goble of House One Phatteville found her husband James Leroy Goble dead in the barnyard near the corral upon returning from Denver Friday moon. Neighbor Otto Scheller said Goble likely died Wednesday from a heart condition. Goble had a recent high blood pressure reading and a medical history.
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Bertha Gable
Peckham
Bysband
James Leroy -Gable
Corral
Denver
Hood Adamson
The
Tribune
Gable
Otto Schielter
Goble Place
Weld County Presidents Seek Exclusion From Reorganization Plans
Weld County four newly reorganized district presidents petition to exclude their districts from further reorganization, citing active planning on attendance centers, new buildings, curricula, and budgets, and requesting a public statement to confirm their status and allow continued progress. They also seek a hearing with the state board of education to clarify recent redistricting actions affecting West County districts.
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Sour
Weld County
State Board of Education
Herries Roth
State Senate
Marold Adcock
Lb. O. Whitted
Platteville
Gilcrest
Ta Salic
Lyle ¥. Cooksey
Rogger
Hadson
Meenes
Burg
Prospect Valley
Norman L Johnson
Windsor
Sehlos
Fort Lupton
Tee French
Paul Ludwick
Hugh E. Chastain
Durango
West C
Cnus
Supts Hope Assembly To Implement State School Act in Full
Northern Colorado school superintendents meeting in Greeley urged full enactment of the School Foundation act by the legislature to boost state aid. They doubted action on the district reorganization plan and opposed relaxing travel rules for out of state trips. The group discussed accreditation standards, salary schedules, facility use, student health, and insurance with CSC educators presenting summaries of surveys.
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Hope Assembly
Northern Colorado
Greeley
State Department of Education
Eaton
Brown
Greeley High School
Carol Merrill
Elizabeth Knowles Anderson
Greeley Board of Education
James Albert
Greeley Public Schools
Dick Biddle
Greeley High
George Johnson
Meeker Junior High
Colorado High School Activities Association
North Central Association
Met
Schaols
Oliver Troxel
Colorado State College
Leonard C. Walsh
CSC
Donald Talbert
Robert Levy
Talbert
Pierce
Levy
Vancouver
Wash
Investiture Set for Fr. Hoffmann as Monsignor at Den ver Cathedral
Father Robert F. Hoffmann will be elevated to monsignor at a 4 pm investiture in the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception Colfax and Logan Denver on February 14. Tickets limit attendance to 13 monsignors with 100 tickets each and priority to church officers. a reception follows on February 21 in Newnan Hall with Father Edward D. Hyam in charge.
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Robert F. Hoffman
Father Hoffman
St. Peters
Greeley
Newnan Hall
Edward D. Hyam
Dalton's Angus Sells at Record $2.30 Per Pound
In Denver, an APA black Angus steer weighing 1.60 pounds owned by Kenneth Dalton of Kersey Coles was sold today for $2.40 per pound, a junior steer division record at the National Western Stock Show. The buyer was a Denver restaurant, with Dalton claiming the reserve ribbon in the judging for the show's grand champion last Monday.
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Denver
APA
Kenneth Dalton
Kersey, Cole
Dalton
Dennis Gobert
Granville
Iowa
Mothers March Starts Next Week for Black Workers
Black workers in Greeley will begin canvassing for the 1960 Mothers March of Dimes next week, with the national day set on Thursday. Co-chairs Mrs. Lyons and Mrs. Danielson provided contact details for questions and noted about 2% of workers participating locally. A planning meeting occurred at the Plue Flame room in the Greeley Gas company lounge.
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Gree- Joy
Greeley Block
Charles I. Lyons
Walter Tl. Danielson
Lyon
Ave
Danielson
Math St. Kad
Greeley
Lyons
Plue
Greeley Gas Company
400 Trapped in Deep Coal Mine in South Africa
Rescue crews labored to reach 400 miners trapped by rock slides at Clydesdale Colliery 35 miles south of Johannesburg. Initial estimates placed entombed workers at 500 Africans and 6 whites, later revised to about 400. Canaries were used to test air as mixed rescue teams worked through the night with no confirmed air access.
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Coalbrook
South Africa
Clydesdale
Johannesburg
Henkeike
Manchuria
Department of Mines
Mines Department
Department of Mines and Mining
French Cancel Ban on Sahara Flights
The French government late Thursday cancelled a ban on air flights set to begin today over a vast Sahara region where French atomic blasts are planned. No reason was given and officials warned of further alerts.
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Lap
Dog Rescued From Ice on Poudre River
Firemen rescued a coon hound stranded on a patch of ice above the Great Western dam near the disposal plant after a chain tangled on a dam peg left the dog marooned. Owner A J Hobbs of East 8th Street praised the timely rescue by Greeley firefighters led by Assistant Chief Clyde White and Sam Ahrens.
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Mis Tall
Voodee
Great Western
John T. Stephinson
Leart
He Callént
BU Miller
Greeley
Greeley Fire Department
Clyde Whiteland
Sam Ahrens
Firrmen
A. J. Hobbs
E. 8Th SI
Senate Weakens Tax Commission Advising Assessors Bill
Denver AP report: Senate passed a watered down tax commission bill by 10 to 12, sending it to the House. The measure makes tax commission materials advisory for assessors, not mandatory, amid calls to kill the bill. Amendments and sponsor debates mark a cautious step in state tax equalization efforts. The Senate also approved minor tax related measures and a justice administration funding bill.
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Denver
Colorado
Senate
State Tax Commission
House of Representatives
Legislative Council
David J. Clarke
Clarke
Richard Hobbs
D.publa
Nobbs
Everett Conk
Canon City
Wilkie Ham
Lamar
Tax Commission
Fay DeBerard
R-Kremm- Jing
Sam T. Taylor
Walsenburg
House
Wndue
AFROTC cadets fly to March Field for leadership tour
Fifty eight Air Force ROTC cadets and two officers from Colorado State College detachment travel by rail from Greeley to Lowry Air Force Base then fly in a SAC Globemaster to March Field California. They plan to return to Greeley Saturday. Officers Maj Robert J Owens and Cant Jack Sexsall accompany the group. The trip aims to give leaders first hand Air Force operations exposure and encourage participation in the final two years of the AFROTC program at CSC.
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Air Force Reserve
Officer Training Corps
Colorado State College
March Field
Calif
Greeley
CSC
Maj
Robert J. Owens
Cant
Jack Sexsall
Lowry Air Force Base
Rollllery Bases
Strategic Air Command
Globemaster
California
Lowry
Dyess Air Force Base
SAC
Abilene
Iexas
Air Force
One Ball Too Many At the Ball Home
Greeley firemen were called to the home of Mrs. Nancy L. Ball at 521 13th Street Thursday evening where a rubber ball fell down a hot air register and caught fire on the furnace. Firemen used a smoke ejector to clear the chimney area with no damage reported.
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Greeley
Nancy L. Ball
Bean Named A F Alternate For Air Force Academy
Michael A Bean of Greeley was named by Senator Garden Allolf to fill a vacancy on the list of alternates for admission to the U S Air Force Academy this year. A Greeley High graduate, he attended Colorado State College in Greeley and now studies at the University of Colorado Boulder. Bean earned a straight A average in Air Force ROTC and starred in drill team and rifle activities winning the Bronze Best Cadet Medal and the Cadet of the Quarter Award while earning a high peer rating. He is the son of Kenneth Bean.
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Garden Allolf
Michael A. Bean
St. Rd
Greeley
U. S. Air Force Academy
Colorado State Colle
Colorado Univerisity
Boulder
Air Force Rotc
Colorado State College
Bean
Air Sciences Cadets
Kenneth
Beane
Living Costs Dip Slightly in December Says Government
The Labor Department reports a one tenth of one percent drop in the consumer price index for December, its 61st decline in four months. Food and durable goods led the decrease while services rose. despite the dip, wages edged higher as November prices remained above October levels, with disposable earnings hitting new highs for families with three dependents.
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Washington
Labor Department
WM Wevertheless
Ewan Clague
Labor Statistics Commissioner
Momi
Clague
Court Refuses Final Plea for Leick's Life
DRMVEM AP reports U S District Judge Alfred A Area denied a habeas corpus writ halting the gas chamber execution of Leick a Denver area wife slayer. Leick 36 awaits death as attorneys including Charles Ginsberg and Philp J Corveril pursue appeals while Gov McNichols maintains his stance.
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Drmvem
Lee KR
Leick
U.S
Alfred A. Area
Philp J. Corveril
Denver
Charles Ginsberg
Carosell
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Guy McNichols
Yeporters
Dukes
Gene Dukes
Disarm Door Open to Red China U S Says
U S says it may keep a door open for Red China to join a future global disarmament program. Peiping demands formal participation, while Washington hints participation could follow progress at Geneva. Negotiations reopen March 15 with ten nations, but Red China remains outside the Big Four framework and tied to talks on atomic test bans.
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China
U.S
John M.eightower Wasitingson
United States
Red China
Peiping
Washington
Chen Yi
Geneva
Britain
Soviet Union
Vote on School Aid Due Monday
In Denver the Colorado Senate agreed not to vote before Monday on a disputed school aid bill based on a sales ratio. Senator Willie Ham proposed a change to cap additions at under six million dollars and distribute the rest per pupil. Fulgham positioned himself in the middle, signaling doubts about the ratio’s accuracy.
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Denver
Colorado Senate
Senate
Willie Ham
DeLamay
Hiam
Ben
Carl Fulgham
Glemgood Springs
House Passes Bill Increasing Patrol Policing Powers
The Colorado House passed a bill 47 to WM to allow the State Patrol to police the State Fair and the National Boy Scout Jamboree sending it to Gov. Menlehols. Three Pueblo and Colorado Springs representatives voted against. reps West Enfieldt and Ohlson opposed.
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Denver
House of Representatives
Menlehols
Tha Volm
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Betty Kirk West
D Pueblo
Norman Enfield
Rcolorado Springs
Norman
May Stop Off in Hawaii On Eisenhower Trip
President Eisenhower may add Hawaii as a stop on his return from the Soviet Union next June. Senator Hiram Fong of Hawaii, after a White House breakfast, said he was asked if Hawaii had been invited, and he responded with a cautious remark before rejoining the discussion with other guests.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
White House
Hiram Fong
Hawaii
Fong
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