Panel Of 50 Jurors Exhausted In Burmeister Trial
In district court Judge William A. Black recessed Patrick Burmeister’s burglary case after a panel of fifty jurors was exhausted in little more than an hour. A second panel of one hundred jurors will be examined Tuesday morning.
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Patrick Burmeister
William A. Black
Denver
Black
Margaret Burke
Kevarsburg
Erna C. Korth
44Th Ave
Greeley
Amy A. Lackey
47Th St
Doris Marie Mctrea
Virgil N. Ottinger
Hudson
H. H. Patten
Park Place
Calvin L. Whitmore
St. Greeley
Grant Willson
18Th Ave
Burniister
Dorothy Tegiman
W. C. Tegiman
Alis
Jeanne Oster
Tegiman
Sky View
Hudsom Keenesburg Road
Here
Bumweister
Fred Dickerson
Dickerson
Shortiegs
Burmeistuc
Piichad FL Morrisey
Davis J. Miller
Mare Smith
M. EB
Karl AhTiorn
Ralph FE. Waldo Jr
High Court Rules Against Cities on Picket Restriction
The Colorado Supreme Court ruled that picketing in labor disputes is a state concern and cities cannot restrict the practice beyond state law. The decision voided Golden City ordinance No. 393 in a Jefferson County case involving Robert E. Font, with Justice Sutton writing for the court.
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Denver
Colorado Supreme Court
Golden
Leonard V. Sutton
Was &O
Frank Hall
Jefferson County
Jurge Roscoe
Colorado
Sutton
Robert BE. Font
Democrat Hopefuls Plan Colorado Visits Next Month
Several Democratic presidential aspirants may visit Colorado next month. Marguerite Peyton Thompson, the state Democratic chairman, said some indicated at a weekend meeting of the Democratic National Committee in Washington they will attend the Western States Democratic Conference in Albuquerque on February 5. Thompson is vice chair of the conference. The report notes Henry of Denver was chosen as Colorado national committeeman. Weather data follow with temperatures and five day forecast for Colorado and Wyoming, detailing snow, cold spells, and temperature ranges.
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Denver
Colorado
Marguerite Peyton Thompson
Statt
Boulder
Democratic National Committee
Washington
Western States
Albuquerque
Fed
End’ T
Thompson
National Committee
Lawrence Henry
George Rock
Colorado Nations
Mes. Thompson
Henry
Democratic State Central Committee
1City
Vernon A. Cheever
Colorado Springs
School Foundation
House
Senate
Thelma Finley
D-Center
Cook
Ham, Sons
Fay DeBerard
R-Kreamling
Harry Locke
R-Iartsell
Ucbale
Sen
Herrick Roth
Ite Senate
Roth
Evans residents show interest in merging with Greeley
About 80 Evans residents signed a petition expressing interest in a merger with Greeley while denying a legal annexation. City Manager Cruce said the action was a statement of interest, not a formal merger request, and he expected Evans to handle the matter locally with its town board. Mayor Gene Aplin noted strong opposition among many signers.
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Evans
Greeley
Cruce
J. ¥. Schin- Oclar
A1st
Ryans
Gene
Aplin
Sai Tvany
Evans Ta Hisenss
Eisenhower Defends Foreign Aid as Ignorance Critics Claim
President Eisenhower, speaking at a National Association of Real Estate Boards breakfast, dismissed foreign aid criticism as ignorance and urged citizens to learn the issues. He defended a balanced year budget, warned against inflation, and noted critics across parties downplaying public action if it affects golf or hunting.
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Washington
Eisenhower
National Assn. of Real Estate Boards
United States
Fort Lupton Boy Admits Killing Brother at 11
An 11 year old Fort Lupton boy admitted to officers that he shot his 15 year old brother Terry in the back of the head with a .22 rifle. He then placed the body on a sled and dumped it along the South Platte river after instructing others to help clean up. The shooting occurred while their father drove the family to work.
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Fort Lupton
Terry
South Platte
Charles W. Lawken
Tom Connell
Connell
Kenton
Randi
Ronnies
Ronnies, 10, To the Sheriff’s Office
Gresley
Geys
Efr
Henry Clark
First St
Houlder
State Employment Service
Lundsen
Landien
Ftone
Lundien
U. S. Highway 85
Denver
Jor Farner
Port Lupton
Brighton
Earner
Tandien
South Platte River
Clark
First Street
Randl
Sondle Platte River
Highway 52
Jack Pegg
Clarks
Tex Demusan
Seliers
Ronnie
Tribune
Indleaton
Leo W. Buller
Fort Lupton Selants
Kenston
Buller
Mamher
Ite
Bandi
Rannia
Hike Kenton
Terry Clark
Ploity River Bridge
Kenton Clark
Weld County Saiviff
Officer Tribune
Bobecard
Poudre Canyon School Dedicated in Honor of Mrs. Ethel Straight
The new native stone and redwood Poudre Canyon School near Eggers replaces the old one room Eggers school. Mrs. Ethel Straight longtime teacher in the canyon receives a dedicatory plaque from Clarence Bliss as family members and local officials attend the ceremony. The school includes a library corner, electric heat, and a division to form two rooms and serves eight grades with 12 pupils moving from the old site.
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Poudre Canyon School
Ethel Straight
Roberigiuna
Poudre Canyon
Ethel
Straight
Dan C. Straight
Weld County Board of Commissioners
Ori
Clarence D. Bliss
Greeley High
State Board of Education
Eggers
Poudre City
Canyon
Straightmayer
Pouldre Canyon
Steaight
Pleasant Valley
Poudre Sehant Board
Colorado State College
Donald J. Kelsey
Ard Ave
Arrowhead
Charles ®Ligs
Charles Bliss
Greeley
Clarence Bliss
Old Poudre City
Larimer County
Swenson
Ter
John Swenson
State Commissioner of Education
Robert Cochrane
State Department of Education
Hunter E. Spencer
Tammer Eointy
Ruth Hagemeister
Tonie Mathis
Neue Passer
Somamor
Willan EB. Robb
Fort 1Callina
Vanderhoof Blames Gov McNichols for Colorado Legislature Delay
Colorado lawmaker Rep. John D. Vanderhoof accuses Gov. McNichols and his delayed program of stalling the 105 day session. Vanderhoof cites unintroduced major bills and infighting among Democrats as reasons for slow progress and possible last minute rush to pass measures.
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Denve
Colorado
House of Representatives
Steelehals
John D. Vanderhoof
Iun
Vanderhoof
Vanderhoot
Glenwood Springs
General Assembly
Vanstertinat
National income rises near record high in 1958
The national income increased about 10 percent last year reaching around 400 billion dollars. The Commerce Department reported broad gains across major industries except agriculture where price declines trimmed farm earnings despite stable production.
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Washigton
Commerce Department
Nine Policemen Killed in Africa Clash Near Durban
Nine policemen died in a Sunday night clash with hundreds of Africans outside Durban at Calo Martor, an African transport ship. The incident occurred in Africa and involved authorities and local crowds.
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Africa
Durban
Calo Martor
French Forces Hold Algerian Rebel Barricades
In Algiers French troops kept control amid barricades after Sunday night fighting and panic. One hundred fifty three wounded and widespread disruption followed protests against de Gaulle policy as paratroopers and police tightened security around Forum Hill.
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Andrew Borowiec
Algiers
Lyo
Atches
Algeria
Avenue Pasteur
Oran
Constantine
Marcelilaise
Forum Hill
Echo d’Alger
Alain de Serigny
De Gaulle to Press Algerian Policy Amid Algiers Protests
Paris dispatch reports President Charles de Gaulle pledging to push his Algerian policy despite bloody protests by French settlers in barricaded Algiers. Reinforcements arrive as martial law tightens, with 25 killed and a general strike affecting the city.
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Ulys Yates
Paris
ALU
Charles de Galle
Algiers
Learters
de Gaulle
Algeria
Conomique
Crhinet
Maurice Choiie
400 Skate Sunday At Glenmere Park
Island Grove community activities report skating at Glenmere Park with 100 participants at Island Grove. On Sunday afternoon Tearid Grove saw 10 skaters. Glenmere will offer skating from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. Monday and Island Grove will be open from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m.
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Glenmere Park
Island Grove
Glenmere
Tearid Grove
School Aid Valuation Bill Wins Preliminary Senate Approval
The Colorado Senate gave preliminary approval to a bill tying school aid to property valuation versus actual sales price, with a 26 to 4 vote. The plan, likely to reach the House for potential rewrite, could boost public school funding by about 8 million dollars this year as debates over distribution and teacher pay continue.
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Uy Wuruung
GAUSS
Denver
Colorado Senate
Senate
House
Wilkie Ham
D-Lamear
Beaton
Charles Bennett
Bennet
Sen
Everett Cook
N-Canon
Bill approvals reshape Colorado court, tax and marriage aid
In Denver AP report, Colorado House clears measures to fund marriage counseling services and speed Supreme Court decisions. They approve bills sending to the Senate for tax commission employee hires, abolish older courts, and reorganize trial courts. The measures aim to cut delays and raise judicial efficiency.
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Denver
P& Fort
Colorado House of Representatives
Senate
House
Colorao Tax Commission
Colorado Centennial Commission
Supreme Court
McNichols
Policemen's Pension Fund
Colorado
Albert Tamsic
Walsenburg
Apepral
Tamsia
General Assembly
Homes for Aged Bill Approved by Senate in Denver
The Senate approved a 2014 bill opening the way for construction of additional homes for the aged in the state. The measure now goes to the Nousa for final action this afternoon.
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Homes For Aged
Denver
Senate
Nousa
March of Dimes Show Tuesday Night at Greeley
A gariety and a fashion show benefiting the 1960 March of Dimes campaign will be held Tuesday evening at the Greeley Community building. Acts include music vocal instrumental and dance numbers. Tickets are sold at the door and at local shops and businesses.
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P.m
Greeley
Dear
Jack and Jill Shop
Dodd's
Grayheal Jewelry Store
Campus Drug
Cook's Drug
Greeley Gas Co
Prices Are Born Here
In Westerville Ohio a report highlights used car pricing practices with focus on dealer authenticity and market comparisons. The piece notes variance in prices across outlets and cites consumer guidance from local outlets.
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Westerville
Ohio
Alyn
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