Body of Denver Man Recovered From North Weld Lake
Coroner identifies the deceased as Tink C. Davis, age 41, a Denver resident with Colorado ties. A 1955 Buick with Jefferson county plate plunged into the reservoir near the O. J. Skage ranch after leaving U.S. Highway 85. Police believe the car went out of control and submerged. two state highway workers and local rescuers retrieved the body as divers and a tow truck team worked to pull the submerged vehicle from the nine foot deep water. Unclear where Davis was last living. several relatives listed in Colorado and Kansas.
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Vnn
Dover Rea Wry Air
Nunn
Tueg
Ross Adamson
Tink C. Davis
Davis
Mutchinson
Colorado
Denver
Jefferson County
Lloyd Plush
Sir Marshall
Edgewater
Pail Plush
Wichita
Kan
Dexter Plush
Jackie Elam
Hutchinson and
Mes
Thelma Harrison
Alden
Mes Raven
Harry Miller
Hutchinson
Cheyenne
Davin
Northern Colorado
Alort
Mel
Keroncle
Alfred Jensen
Nun
Dean “Yavlot
Lee Bartien
Walter
Wesley Harnaby
Nunn Fire Department
Tora
State Patrol
Vie Ghewiff
RL Greeley
Harnaby
Delphin Paul and
Galen Yy
Ed. Johnson
Nome
LeRoy
Slim Bellmore
Ley
Ypr
Ene
Robert Welsh
Turrelman Loyal Warner
Pa Cilla Ine Sd
Adamson
W. C. Tegtman
Slritfs
Harold Burger
Lee Gartison
Tommy Cannell
Dick ‘Werlithes
Greeley Banks to Close Friday and Saturday
Greeley clearing house banks will be closed Friday and Saturday. The First National, Greeley National, and Wald County banks announced the closure.
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Greeley Clearing House
Navional
Greeley National
Wald County
Colorado Weather Patchy Thunderstorms Forecast
Weather forecast for Colorado shows generally fair conditions Tuesday and Wednesday. Light evening thunder possible in east plains and mountain valleys. Winds from the west to southeast with variable directions in higher elevations.
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Coorada
Lo Boo
Regional Weather Forecast With Scattered Storms
Regional forecast calls for generally fair conditions Tuesday night and Wednesday with isolated afternoon and evening thunderstorm chances. Lows near 30s to upper 30s, highs Wednesday in the 80s across the south and west.
House Investigators Stand by Decision for Public Sessions
House investigators reaffirm their stance on holding public sessions in the Shirman Ade anis case. Reports indicate renewed emphasis on transparency with principal figures Adams and Fox cited. The article notes ongoing conferences and the expectation of formal public proceedings.
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Wasitngton
APY
Shirman Adeanis
Uanimias
Greeley Scouts Begin Alaska Pacific Trip
Cheyenne AP reports twenty explorer scouts from Wyoming and Colorado leave by bus and ship for a Pacific Northwest and Alaska tour. They visit Portland Columbia River ores and wildlife sanctuaries, Booneville Dam and a salmon hatchery before Seattle. They sail to Juneau July 4 to board a chartered boat and join the crew.
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Cheyenne
Wyoming
Colorado
Pacific Northwest
Alaska
Bill Martin
Ralph Rab
Greeley
Portland
Ore
Columbia River
Booneville Dam
Fort Linton
Seattle
Wash
Junea
Juneau
Goy
Milward
Simpson Hell
Gary Maelzer
Loveland
Colo
Richard Spear
Bobby Martin
Yommy Martin
Dewey Smith
Roger Butler
Bob Rich
Ft. Collins
Coly
John Wood
Laddie
Don) Richmond
Richard Johnson
Douglas Scott
Bill Bucher
Tammy Dean
Bouie Corey
Longmont
Greg Nigum
Boulder
Roger Woody
Summer Band Practice Starts Early Wednesday
The Greeley Summer High School band will practice at Meeker Junior High School at 6:39 a.m. Wednesday morning, instead of at the High School. Under director Earl Faulkner, the band tunes up for the July 4th parade.
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Greeley
Will Praclie
Meeker Junior High School
Earl Faulkner
Pearl Kight Dies Tuesday in Greeley Area
Pearl Kight Adams Wight 77 a Greeley native died Tuesday morning at Weldmount General Hospital after a life long residence in the Greeley region. Born September 30 1889 she married 1903 to Toward A Wight and they farmed east of Greeley. Surviving children include Mrs Turhard Williams Berkeley California Mrs Mherk Right Casper Wyoming and Mrs Prod Len ning of Reesever? Interment will be at Lin Grove after services at Macy’s Funeral Home Thursday at 2 o'clock.
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Teearl Adams Kight
Greeles
148Th Ave
Weldmount General
Kight
First Presbyterian Church
EMB Club
Order
Eastern Stan
Dheen
Turhard Williams
Berkeley
Calif
Tir Mherk
Casper
Wyn
Prod Lenning
Reaver
Roxye Adams Hale
Nowhbil
Kya Adams
Gen Maven
Macys Teuvine
Lin Grune
Water Use Here Far Below Peak in Spite of Heat
Water use in the city remains well below peak despite heat. Water Superintendent Arthur Bolenbaugh said 10,397,000 gallons were used Monday, up from 3,080,000 on a cold Thursday, and far under the 13,000,000-gallon peak. He expects near 13,060,000 gallons in coming days unless rain falls, noting many sprinkler before Independence Day and a long holiday weekend. The city has been supplying 16,000,000 gallons daily from Bellvue, with most water drawn from the Cache La Poudre river. Horsetooth withdrawals are limited to about 15 acre-feet under the district allotment.
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Arthur Bolenbaugh
Bolenbaugh
Tna
Bellvue
Cache Ta Poufite
Horsetooth Reservoir
Colorado
Parade Lineup Sets Strict 930 A.M. Deadline
Parade officials warn entrants must be at assigned posts by 9 30 a m Friday with judging to begin at 8 30 a m Columns detail positions for 4 H floats organization outfits and bands entering from specified streets and avenues to form in the designated formation areas.
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Thomas Richardson
Richardson
St. Ave
Sh Ave
15Th
Tith
Sts
16Th St
16Th
47Th Sts
Slorts
6Th Ave
6Th St
Pth
29Th St
10Th Ave
Psn
Shelton Reappointed Weld Public Trustee
AP dispatch notes four appointments by Gay and McNichols. James H. Shelton of Greeley is re appointed Weld county public trustee for heirs through June 20, 1960. Mentor By Damde of Colorado Springs is re appointed to the Planning Pryison Advisory Board for a term ending June 1 1961. Norton Motivmik of Denver named to the State Board of Examiners of Architects for a term ending January 1963. Fred W. Trachte of Denver named to the State Board of Shorthand Reporters. Betham Nass¢r of Denver signs for a three year term through 1966.
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Priver
Gay, McNichols
James H. Shelton
Greeley
Weld County
Damde
Colorado Springs
Planning Pryison Advisory Board
Norton Motivmik
Denver
State Board of Examiners of Architects
Wailer DeMourdant
Publo
Fred W. Trachte
Ihe State Board of
Betham Nass¢r
Daly
RCA To Have 150 in Greeley Rodeo
About 150 RCA cowboys will compete across five events for a $4,000 total purse plus entry fees in Greeley’s 36th annual rodeo. The event runs Thursday and Friday with entries closing Wednesday at 1 p.m. Contenders include Lex Connelly and Dick Stull, with Earl Anderson Furnishes Livestock providing stock. Bets, races, and a clown entertainment cap the program as smaller arena viewing returns.
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Rodeo Cowboys Association
Greeley
Nfive
Island Grove Park
A. m. Wednday
Gey
Alan
myFriday
RCA
Zompete
Aelion
Robert. Davis
Lex Connelly
Dick Stull
Potter
Hien
Stull
Earl Anderson
Anderson
Grover
Albert Helm
Brugman
George Brugman
Bennie Bender
Tucson
Ariz
Zucker Speaks Tonight at Garten Theater on Fortius Pilate
Dr Wolfgang M Tucker chair philosophy and religion Upsala College East Orange will speak tonight at the Garten Theater CSC on The Question of Fortius Pilate. His talk follows four numbers by De Zucker at the religion and education conference then Zucker addresses lunch at Faculty Hall Wednesday noon and leads a seminar at 411 pm Wednesday.
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Wolfgang M. Tucker
Philosophy and Religion
Upsala College
East Orange
Garten Theater
CSC
Fortius Pilate
C&c
Bard
de. Zucker
Fen
Faculty
Imac
Enrollments Rise at College Now Summer Session
Summer school enrollment at CSE reaches final figure of R910 with SR increase over last year. The Colorado totals lead, with 44 states represented and 1,648 enrollments. Nebraska next with 924, and participants from Alaska and the Canal Zone also noted. Lilcde Hosalie Alderson of Eaton listed among newly registered students.
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CSE
Lilcde Hosalie Alderson
House 2
Eaton
Colorado
Cola
Nya
Nebraska
Alaska
Canal Zone
Family Fun Night Set for Wednesday at College Campus
Weekly Family Fun Night at CSC runs Wednesday starting 6 30 p m in and around Gunter Hall. Square dancing begins at 8 at the college tennis court with Dale Cassidy in charge. Faculty member Ninurires offers a class in fly and spin casting. The fifth session drew 86 attendees including several women.
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CSC
Gunter Hall
College
Dale Cassidy
Cullen
Hod
Ninurires
Rasmussen No 1 Gets Oil in Test
Rasmussen No 1 in Weld County NE corner developed 260 feet of oil and 170 feet of water in a drillstem test. From 6499 to 6519 feet the prospect yielded 5006 cubic feet of gas per day with 450 feet of oil recovered and 170 feet of slightly brackish water. Cores by Midwest Oil and Lewis Brothers showed 14 to 17 feet of highly oil bearing sand.
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Weld County
Rasmussen No. 1
Drilisiam
Midwest Oil Corporation
Lewis Brothers Inc
Cuban Rebels Seize Four More Americans
Cuban rebels abduct four more Americans from a United Fruit Co sugar plantation near Guara in western Oriente. Rebels entered lodging at the sugar mill and took four supervisors and workers, including officials from Oklahoma Indiana and other states. No immediate word on hostages’ condition, and U.S. officials deny Cuban air attacks on Guantanamo.
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Havana
Cuba
Western
Cha
Ageientiurat
Stepteny
Oklahoma
Sparks
Indiana
Ford
Fidel Castro
Cape
Park Waliva
Santun Ou
Epte
Dion
Santiago
Robert Wierha
Guantanamo Bay
Wiecha
Navy
Tase
Casiray
Halgzone
Ari
Aleing Batista
Guantanamo Meval
Tithie Sierra Maestra
Glashes
Salhis
Imeowhii
Tinh
Cientongas
Saltavninl
Boas
Guiana
Hebele
Fae
Soliliory
Amd
Alaska Celebrates Senate Passage of Statehood Act
Alaska cheers as the Senate passes the statehood bill with a 64 to 20 vote. Celebrations erupt in Juneau Sitka and Fairbanks while lawmakers prepare for admission terms and presidential approval. Alaska would become the 49th state, expanding voting rights and representation after years of debate and opposition.
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Russia
Alaska
Senate
Alaskee
Texas
Hood
Juneal
Ali
Kang
Sitka
Lisenhower
Anychorege Times
Fairham Miner
Washington
Wes
G. Wy Snoxddlein
Sena
Congress
United States
Bussia
National Senate
House Land
Canada
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Guam
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Carryl
Cale
Hayden
Ariz
Mansfield
Mani
Murray
Mont
Republians
U S Says It Won't Trade for Prisoner Releases
Secretary of State Dulles stated the United States will not exchange prisoners for any reason and seeks releases by other means. He warned intervention would be last resort, while UN-facilitated efforts and border controls are preferred. Over four Americans have been kidnapped by Cuban rebels.
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Washington
Rites
Tosefay
United States
Politiead Blacknyail
Jeast
Germany
Ory
Dulles
Lahanan
United Nations
Trivers
Tig
U.N
Syria
Dallas
Covatry Walliol
Tallieslati
Guantanamo
Bert
Ras Retmeny
Passing of Thele Intertype Corp Executive FAP
Executive FAP of Thele Intertype Corp dies Sunday. He had long service with the company, holding key roles and contributing to its operations.
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Oynolds
al the Bold Division
Thele Intertype Corp
Che Company
Eb Ktyit
Harvest Fair Queen Gaverly Andarton Named
Gaverly Andarton daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Anderson of Amortiwest near Greeiry was chosen queen of the Weld County Harvest Fair on Aug 10 Her attendants are Sally Swaney of Windsor and Judy Vaughn of Fort Lupton She recently graduated Eaton High School and will work at the Camfield Hotel before leaving for Colorado State University this fall
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Gaverly Andarton
Ben Anderson
Amortiwest
Gree Iry
In Ra Fon Lions Club
Sally Swaney
Windsor
Judy Vaughn
Fort Lupton
Miss Anderson
Eaton High School
Camfield Hotel
Colorado LiMe University
Ayean
Alaska AG surprised as Senate OKs state move
AP report quotes Alaska Attorney General reacting to the Senate vote approving a state status change. J Gerald Williams cites fears over broader policy shifts and notes timing amid federal action. The piece recounts local impressions and a visitor’s delay as word arrived.
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Alaska
Senate
Okeh
Two More Counties Apply for Hopper Aid
Two Colorado counties Washington and Murian filed Monday to be designated disaster areas due to grasshopper infestation. Governor McNichols aide pushed Agriculture Department to prepare reports before he returns Tuesday morning. Sen. Frank Gill backed Washington county request, citing local ranching interests. five counties previously approved disaster status.
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Denver
Washington
Murian
Gay
McNichols
Colorado Spring
Techdal
State Dept
McNichals
Hig
Frank J. Gill
Rurose
Washington County
Gill
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U.S
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Generil
J. Gerald Wiliams
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