House Group Kills Hells Canyon Bill
A House subcommittee rejected a proposed federal high dam for Hells Canyon, calling the project dead as a dodo. The vote to strike out the bill followed by the full committee while Idaho Power Co ready a private dam plan. the outcome signals the federal project’s demise despite Senate support.
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Hells Canyon
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Senate
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Idaho
Oregon
Saylor
R-Pa
Aspinall
D-Cole
Rep. Powell
Rep. Prost
Pttaho
Alloa
Idaho Power Ba
Colorado Weather Temperature Report and Forecast
The report notes Tuesday 2 p m temperature at 101 degrees and a 24 hour high low spread. It forecasts generally fair conditions with isolated afternoon thunderstorms east of the state, little temperature change, mountain areas cooler, and highs ranging from the mid 80s to near 100 across regions including Boulder Longmont and Southwestern Colorado with cooler nights in the mountains.
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Colorado
Boulder
Longmont
Durange
Regional Weather Update for Wyoming and New Mexico
Wyoming sees mainly dry conditions through Wednesday with some afternoon and evening thundershowers in northern and central mountains and along the eastern border. Tuesday turns cooler in the north with lows 35 to 45 in mountains and 50 to 40 elsewhere, highs 80s to 82. New Mexico partly cloudy Tuesday, generally fair through Wednesday, isolated afternoon and early evening thundershowers.
Fire damages Canning Plant on Ninth Ave and First St
A fire at the Kuner- Fmpson Co. building on Ninth Avenue and First Street around 11 am caused heavy property loss. Sulphur candles used to deter bats reportedly started the blaze, which spread to cartons of new empty cans. Two carloads of cans stored on the floor may be ruined if wet. Company employees reportedly containment before fire crews arrived, with $53 in damage to the building.
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Ninth Avenue
First Street
Im|royees
Poudre River Flow Records Fall in Fort Collins Test
A river gauge reading on Tuesday at Fort Collins showed 4.133 seconds for a measured flow, marking a notable drop from Monday's 4225 brcong-teet reading. The Cathe la Poudre remained steady as officials log the latest data for river conditions and flood risk assessment.
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Cathe la Poudre
Fort Collins
Colorado Water Board Tours Western Slope by Air
The Colorado Water Board and reporters flew a nonstop aerial tour from Lowry Field at 9:28 a.m. to inspect irrigation and power project sites in western Colorado. The route included the Grand Lake Granby area, Yampa near Maybell, Craig area, Grand Junction and Delta, Monarch Pass, and the Fryingpan Arkansas Transmountain Diversion Project with focus on the Colorado main stems and Curecanti Dam.
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Denver
Colorado
Water Conservation Board
Toole
Colorado Air National Guard
Lowry Field
Granby-Grand Lake
Wong the Yampa
Maybell
Craig
Grand Junction
Delta
Monarchy Pass
Curecanti
Gunnison River
Fryingpan-Arkansas Transmountain
Kuykendall's Confirmation Delayed by Senate Criticism
President Eisenhower's renomination of Jer ome Kuykendall, FPC Chairman, faces delay after Democratic senators and public power advocates criticize his actions. His term expired June 22 and he has been out of office. Senator Morse urged a postponement for a dissenting appearance, with Magnuson hoping committee and Senate approval after hearings likely post July 10.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Jerome K. Kuykendall
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Federal Power Commission
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Magnuson
D-Wash
Commerce Committee
Kuykendall
Sen
Morse
D-Ore
Lean Mansfield
D-Mont
Senate Democrats
Kuykem
Kuykendwll
Dizon-Yates
Commission
Idaks Power Co
Hells Canyos
City Council Agenda Sets Tuesday Evening Meeting
City Council plans a public hearing on Tilll's Second addition and annexation Maplewood Third addition. It includes final readings of new ordinances, board of adjustment appointment, curb cut discussion at Frontier station, Hibbert parking petition on Fourteenth Street, and approval of a sanitary sewer connection for Trauterin property.
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Board of Adjustment
Curh
Frontier
Flehth Avenue
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A. W. Hibbert
Ancle
Fourteenth Street
Fishth Avenue
A. HL. Trauterin
Reassiration Figures In Croolay City Registration Totals
Reassiration figures indicate Greeley residents push the total to 1006 as registration efforts continue with a five pin target. Officials report ongoing efforts to boost registrations amid unclear local context.
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Greeley
Croolay City Het
Joly
Go West with Greeley Rodeo Highlights Big Purses and Star Broncs
Old Iron Mountain, famed saddle bronc conqueror, will kick at Island Grove Park in Go West with Greeley. Events include saddle bronc, calf roping, steer wrestling, bareback riding, and Brahma bull riding with a $600 purse per event and Silver belt buckles for winners. Entries expected exceed 200 with a $3,200 purse plus entry fees. races feature several distance purses and a final wild horse race ends the show.
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Greeley
Island Grove Park
Earl Anderson
Grover Stockman
Old Iron ‘Mountain
Casey ‘Tibbs
Pierre
S. D
Larimer County
Loveland
Tibbs
Rodeo Cowboys’ Association
Anderson
Bronc Busters
Black Powder
Liberace
Pinto Pete
Evy
Bob Davis
Gilcrest Girl Crowned Queen at Harvest Fair 1957
Barbara Reid of Gilcrest was chosen queen of Weld County Harvest Fair with two attendants Vickie Tormsey of Windsor and Bishop of Greeley. From 32 entries, judges from Fort Collins Lions picked the trio who will appear on a Greeley Lions float in the July 4 parade and crown presentations at the Harvest Fair on April 2.
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Misa Reid
Greeley Lions Club
Greeley
Alo
Darlene White
W. T. White
Galeton
Sharon Magnuson
Herman Magnuson
Eaton
Muriel Lolaff
Howard Lolaff
Kersey
Patty Kriecer
Don Brierer
Miviken
Kay Brock
Harlan Brock
Eric
Mary Mosier
George Mosier
Writ
Daris Sierman
Lucille Serman
Driggs
Dale
Judy Lucas
Woodrow Lucas
Evans
Greeley Wong
Chief
Colorado
Greeley Drive
Itis
Fashion Bar
Jashine
Dodds
Weltt Jewelry
Greeley Fedeo
Jimi Radlecek
U S Proposes 10 Month Test Suspension in Talks
The United States urged a 19 month pause on hydrogen bomb tests while planning to end fissionable material production by 1959. Harold E. Stassen told the U N Disarmament Subcommittee that any halt on tests would require joint U S Russia agreement, with strong inspection and control. Western powers balked at immediate suspensions and called for negotiated terms within a broader arms control framework.
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United States
Husdla
Harold E. Stassen
U. N. Disarmament
Russia
Blassen
U. N
Britain
France
Canada
Wester
Flood Threats Along Colorado Streams Diminish
High temperatures kept melting snowpack from mountains while streams stayed high. Buena Vista reports ongoing flood danger though ditches carry water. town park remains flooded and four bridges closed as precaution. Royal Gorge rail service to resume after track repairs. Durango to Silverton road salt delivery expected by Wednesday.
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Associated Press
Colorado
Buena Vista
Fant Guthrie
Delver Hio Grande Western Railroad
Royal Gorge
Durango
Sdyerton
Temperature Beats Record as 2 PM Hits 101 in Cooler Day
Tuesday's 2 PM reading showed a cool 101, three degrees below Monday's at the same hour. The Public Service reported 108 as the hottest Monday. The Poudre River stayed high through Creeley but not in flood danger. Ditches north of Greeley carried water toward farmers, with irrigation wells supplementing ditch water in Moodsy and nearby areas.
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Wiatan
Creeley
Greeley
Most Colorful Parade Slated July 4th in Greeley
The Go West with Greeley celebration features the largest parade in years on July 4 at 10 AM. It runs two miles from Ninth Avenue and Sixteenth Street to Twelfth Street and Seventh Avenues, with bands, floats, queens, and novelty acts, followed by Greeley’s 38th annual rodeo.
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Gres Bration
Plitfalls
Hal Houfch
Greeley
Tribune
Jim Moore
Colorado
Ninth Avenue
Sixteenth Street
Twelfth Street
Seventh Avenues
Deep Oil Tests Underway in Greeley Area Wildcat Drilling
In the Denver Julesburg basin the Greeley sector sees two deep wildcat tests moving ahead. Ashton near Greeley targets the Lyont sand at No 2 while Roggen area sees Kendall Drilling below the surface in Shell Oil No 1 Prospect Royalty. New Windsor field returns several Lyons sand hits and Hygiene producers with California Company reporting Mary Andre No 2 producing 219 barrels per day and water cut at five percent.
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Denver- Julesburg
Loffland Brothéra
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Raymer
Wildcat
Rogeen
Weld
Kendall Drilling Company
Prospect Royalty Company No
Shell Oil Company
Kendall OM Company
Shell
New Windsor
California Company
Sussex
Windsor
Canal No. 1
Lyons
Pierce Field
California
NASA
Srut
Pierce
Sesw
Cares
Californa Company
Nwse
Jaycees Dunk Eight Monday in Kangaroo Court Trial
Jaycees staged a Monday afternoon dunking event at Ninth Street as a mock Kangaroo Court punished violators of a Western wear rule. The lineup included Ralph Mercpt and others from Greeley Nations Park, Penney's, First National, Gambles, Wheeler Agency, and more.
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Kangeroo Court
Howard Sturray
IP Court
Ralph Mercpt
Greeley Nations Park
Clet
Corts
Penney's
Rex Raton Jr
First National
Glen Vantine
Wheeler Agency
Kenneth Bean
Gambles
Don Shaw
John Verlinden
Aeme Tatieabep
Gene Swekman
Shaw
Verlinden
Charles Wheeler
McArthur Wheeler Motor Company
Norman Noe
Terrill
Dale Tegman
Milt Thomas
Dick Boettcher
Vern Hudson
Dani King
Julie Witwer
DUV to Sell Flags Wednesday in Gristey Downtown
Daughters of Union Veterans of the Civil War will wall flags on downtown Gristey streets this coming Wednesday. Proceeds from the sale will aid disabled veterans, with sale headquarters at the Momma Lights Power Company and continued fundraising by BUV members.
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Daughters of Union Veterans of
Gristey
Moma Lights Power Company
BUV
Thai envoy named first secretary general of SEATO
Bangkok Thailand Tuesday announced Pete Sarasin Thai ambassador to the United States as the first secretary general of the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Pete Sarasin
United States
Eight Killed in West Wyoming Car Crash on Red Desert Curve
A head on collision Monday night on U S Highway 3 near Rock Springs Wyoming killed eight soldiers on leave from Fort Lewis Washington and a fifth occupant in the westbound car. Two others were seriously injured. Names and hometowns of the dead include Pvt Willie R Brown 22 Sevierville Tennessee Pvt William D Ereis 19 Big Spring Texas Pvt James L Steen 32 Evergreen Alabama Pvt Wareld L Gorssman 21 Malvern Arkansas Sgt Donnie P Reason 20 Walstonburg North Carolina Pvt Bert L Combs 19 Covington Kentucky and an unnamed man near death at Sweetwater Memorial Hospital. A Green River couple Conrad Muller 21 and his bride Karen 18 were killed along with Mrs Barbara Wittlesey 18 and her husband Forest 3 who was in serious condition. The crash occurred on a sweeping curve four lane highway with sage brush on both sides, the soldiers reportedly in a convertible with six occupants. The other car carried the Green River residents. Officials expect an inquest likely Wednesday.
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Wyn
Headon
Wyoming
Red Desert
Buddy Mills
Hock Springs
FL. Lewis
Wash
Souther States
Willie R. Brown
James Brown
Sevierville
Tenn
Pet
William D. Ereis
Homer Ervin
Big Spring
Tex
Jamesl. Ste
John Combs
Covington
Sweetwater Stemorla
Green River
Conrad Muller
Karen
Barbara Whittlesey
Forest
Sweetwater Hospital
U. S. Highway 3
Thomas
Fitzsimons Patients Attend Go West With Greeley Rodeo
Fitzsimons Army hospital patients will visit Greeley on July Fourth as guests of the Elks club. They will travel by hospital bus to Island Grove park for the rodeo after lunch at the Elks club, with a return box lunch provided.
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Fitzsimon Army Hospital
Greeley
Elks Club
Leonard Lamb
Island Grove Park
Elts
Denver
David Bauer
Baseball Todays game report fragment clipped
Baseball item mentions American League action with partial names and scores. Names appear garbled. contains references to players and teams but details are unreadable. The fragment lacks a coherent event, making a precise summary difficult.
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