Eisenhower Doubts Civil Rights Referendum Use
President Eisenhower on Wednesday expressed doubt that the civil rights bill should be decided by a national referendum. He said there is no constitutional basis for such a vote, that responsibility rests with government officials, and that the entire bill would likely need to appear on the ballot if such a process existed.
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Wallington W
Naenhower
Eisenhower
Sen
Russell
M-Ga
House
Senate
Katherine Schneider Dies Wednesday at Home Near Greeley
Katherine Schneider 78 died Wednesday morning at her home north of Greeley after a two and a half year illness. Born December 9 1878 in Crimm Russia she married Phillip Schneider in 1898. The couple moved to the United States in 1912 and Weld County in 1933. Survived by her husband five sons and five daughters twenty two grandchildren and twenty six great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements announced by Adanisan Mortuary.
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Katherine Schneider
Greeley
Crimm
Russia
Phillip Schneider
United States
Wisconsin
Mrush
Schneiders
Weld County
Windsor
Schneider
St. John's
Helen Koncade
Denver
Aso
Adanisan Morctuary
Theater Theft and Window Break at City Concession
Police reported two thefts on Tuesday including a $50 adding machine taken from the Chief theater concession staff. Daisy Chick complained her four hub caps were removed from her 195 Mercury at Tenth Avenue and Nineteenth Street Monday night. Dr Joe Hacfell said his office window at 911 Tenth Avenue was broken Monday night with four cracks. The incidents involve a theft and a window break.
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Mindaw
Mancel F. Lotsren
Daisy Chick
Snyder Hall
Tenth Avenue
Nineteenth Street
Joe Hacfell
Racel Inn
Hospital admissions and dismissals list for Weld County area
A long hospital notice details admissions and discharges across Weld County towns including Greeley and surrounding communities. Names such as Thomas and Sharon Roos, Ellen Cheney, Sharry Righer, and many others appear with addresses on Seventh Street and nearby avenues. The fragment ends noting John J. Muceis of North Providence, identified as the first United States ambassador to Tee Land in 1853.
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Weld County General Hospital
Tursday
Thomas
Sharon Roos
Feventh Street
Ellen Amy Cheney
Hed Feather Lakes
Sharry
Righer
Wiggins
David House
Seventh Street
Frank H. Kendeigh
Siluria
Joe FB
Marstax
Fort
Lupton
Mandy Bruce Kean
Eleventh Street
Larry Blake
Grover
Ronnie Aguilar
Dolis Joan
Alan Cagon
Turkish Avenue
John A. Roby
la Salle
David Hettinger
Eaton
Doe DB
Flores
Farst Street
Mary Lanse Rodriguez
Mateville
John C. Hughes
James Ridgeway
Yuria
George Kimball
Twelfth Avenue Court
Burton A. Blend
Thirteenth Avenue
Kels Martin
Loveland
David Phillip Saltz
62 Street
Oscar A. New
Noute 1
Milliehuff
Windsor
Acrian Marling Windsor
Jessee Molinar
Downitown
Albert J. Leelant
Bra
Reber
G. Busboom
Sunset Jane
Sharon
Thomas Boos
John J. Muceis
North Providence
United Mates
Tee Land
First GY. Rocket Aims at New High
AP reports on a large Fourth-duly skyrocket tested for the International Geophysical Year. The 21 foot monster aims to reach 100 to 200 miles, with nations including the United States, Russia, Britain, Japan, France and Australia participating to study the earth’s air, ionosphere and weather.
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Alton L. Blakesler
New York
Ft. Churchill
Canada
TGY
United States
Russia
Firstain
Japan
France
Australia
Peter H. Wyckoff
Air Force Cambridgeesearch Center
Boston
IGY
Parents of GI To Fight Trial in French Court
The parents of American GI McOsker vow to fight any trial in a French court over the Algerian death. McOsker, 21, a cook, could face the guillotine if convicted for allegedly killing a man over payment for two cartons of cigarettes under the status of forces agreement. His mother from Manhasset laments the situation, saying she cannot believe it.
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Manhasset
N.Y
C. Dewayne Mrosker
France
United States
Weosker
Plunges to His Death from Hospital Window
Ralph G. Woxen a Denver machinist admitted to Veterans Hospital for severe asthma plunged seven floors to his death after leaving his room. Hospital staff noted intravenous treatment and oxygen were in use as he reportedly had a 100 percent Army disability. Nurse Hazel Hranstetter witnessed a shout and found the torn window screen nearby.
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Denver
Veterans Hospital
Ralph G. Woxen
Wourn
Army
Hazel Hranstetter
Woxen
Woren
Court records show multiple pleas and continuances in Greeley
In The Courts District Court Lea T Bernhardt pleaded innocent to assault and battery with case continued to Sept for trial. Lupe Torres and Isidro Rivera pled innocent to larceny of a motor vehicle with Sept trial setting. Hervey Nelson had a rape charge dismissed. Mand Bill Channel and Donald E Dinkel faced mayhem and related assault charges with Oct trial dates. Flora Topliteky pleaded innocent to failure to pay for farm produce. intersecting civil interlocutory decrees granted include Elaine Capp custody support and Darlene Jensen divorce with minor child custody to mother and property settlement approved.
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Lea T
Bernhardt
Greeley
Sternhardt Iz
Naomi Monneyhaim
Lupe Torres
Isidro Riveras
Allen A. Stevens
Stevens Place
Hervey Nelson
Fort Lupton
Donald A. Carpenter
Allntney
Nelson
Tate
Mand
Bill Channel
Bath
Donald E. Dinkel
Denver
la Salle
Flora Topliteky
Lee Murata
Elaine D. Capp
Twelfth Avenue
James L. Capp Jr
Carpenter
Darlene Jensen
Nudson Wan
Herman Jensen
Wan
Births and funerals in Weld County area
Stork Express reports births to Gobeli Mitchell Stephens Lythgoe Bauer all at Weld County General hospital on July 2 and 3. Funeral services for Daniel Williams and Cecil Majors scheduled Friday at Adamson Memorial chapel with Linn Grove interment.
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Roger Gobeli
Sta
Twentieth Street
Weld County General Hospital
Donald FE. Mitchell
Evans
Donald E. Stephens
Fish Avenue
Goth
Wayne Lythgoe
Fourteenth Avenue
L. Malare
Cecil 1
Majors
Tenth Avenue
Priday
Adamson
Linn
Mating Licemer and Others Named in Wyoming Trips
The record lists individuals Matrings Licemer John Zsyrok Ir and Mye Mane Cabb of Torrlan, Wyoming, Harmon Charles Springer and Ellen Lulu Kremer of Cars penter, Wyoming, Marceline Mernander and Mary Volgner of Fort Morgan, with details resembling a local notice or genealogical record.
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Matrings
Licemer
John Zsyrok Ir
Mye Mane Cabb
Torrlatan
Wyo
Harmon Charles Springer
Ellen Lulu Kremer
Carspenter
Marceline Mernander
Mary Volgner
Fort Morgan
Ample Warning of Hurricane Was Ignored
A hurricane struck Cameron Louisiana after early warnings from the Weather Bureau were not heeded. The town of 3,000 and surrounding refugees faced widespread destruction with estimates of deaths in the thousands and property losses in tens of millions. Doctors, survivors, and rescuers recount a night of tragedy as Cameron became a ghost town buried in flood and debris.
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Audrey
Cameron
Lake Charles
Coast Guard
D. P. [Vincent
New Orleans
Tme
Louisiana
Lake Charles Refugee Center
Raymond Bather
Cecil W. Clark
Hoad and Cooper Reach Wimbledon Finals in England
Lew Hoad and Astley Cooper, defending Australian champion, advanced to the Wimbledon final rounds. Hoad defeated Sweden’s Sven Davin in straight sets while Cooper eliminated Australia’s Neale Fraser, securing a place in the title match.
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Wimbledon
England
Australia
Lew Hoad
Astley Cooper
Hoad
Stem Dasiie’n
Sweden
Cooper
Gar Neale Fraser
Mike Todd Hosts All Night London Park Party
London party celebrates the London premiere of Around the World in 80 Days. Mike Todd hosted an all night event at Battersea Park drawing politicians, royals, and stars. Guests included Aly Khan Bettina, Hartley Shawcross, Eddie Fisher, John Hay Whitney, Elizabeth Taylor, and Princess Alexandra. Todd boasted the party’s scale and hinted at media interest as reporters described the spectacle as wild and brash.
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Eddy Gilmore
London
Europe
Mike Todd
Payne
Todd
Aly Khan
Bettina
Hartley Shawcross
Aliorney
Labor
Eddie Fisher
UWS
John Hay Whitney
World
Duchess of Kent
Princess Alexandra
Battersea A Mustment Park
James McNeill Whistler
Thames
Daily Hereald
The
Daily Mirror
Liz
Wedding After 60 Year Gap Joins Old Sweethearts
In Oklahoma City, Joe Sprowls age 79 and Leota Bowman age 77 wed at the bride’s home after sixty years apart. The ceremony united high school sweethearts once separated by life’s paths. Family and descendants attended as music and cake were shared.
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Oklahoma City
Joe Sprowls
Lamar
Coto
Leota Bowman
Sprowls
Noble
Oklahoma
Sprows
Casper Youth Survives After 25 Mile Mountain Trek
Ten year old Bobby Minchow, sought by a large search party after wandering from a Casper picnic on the 8300 foot Caspar Mountain, reached a ranch near the peak’s base after a 25 mile trek. He told deputies he walked until exhausted, slept briefly, then resumed at midnight and prayed during the ordeal. He remained in remarkably good condition.
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Casper
Wyo
Bobby Minchow
Casper Mountain
William Pratt
George Scullen
Maidnight
Bobby
Bus Street
Street
Report Sought on Attempts To Pacify Algeria
Senator Mansfield predicted the Senate Foreign Relations Committee will seek a confidential State Department report on efforts to resolve the Algerian crisis. Kennedy's plan calls for political independence for Algeria with options through NATO or regional mediation, and possible UN action if needed. Secretary Dulles opposes further action beyond Kennedy's proposals, calling the issue highly complex.
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Ernest B. Vaccaro
Washington
Sen
Mansfield
D-Mont
Senate Foreign Relations
Kennedy
DeMass
Algeria
Senate
Alon
Tunisia
Morocca
U.N
Assem
Dulles
Empire
Egypt Votes Quietly in First Parlia ment Poll Since 1982
Egyptians turnout to elect a parliament handpicked by President Nasser to shore up military rule. 270 of 330 seats contested as 75 candidates run unopposed and five districts have no candidate. Women candidates enter for the first time, while results are due Thursday. Forties are banned and thousands labeled enemies of the state.
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Nasser
Zakaria Mohieddin
Egypt
Calm Pilot Lands Safely After Wheel Loss in Takeoff
Grand Prairie Alberta 21 year old student pilot Norm Wyborn with seven flying hours landed his single engine plane safely after a wheel dropped off during takeoff. The craft skidded to a stop on one wheel and an axle tip with no injuries reported.
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Grand Prairie
Alta i
Norm Wyborn
Cement Strike Threatens Major Construction Projects
The nationwide cement strike broadens slowly into a crisis threatening multimillion dollar projects as about 60 plants shut down and 12 000 workers are idled. New York builders warn of possible shortages compounding industry woes while Philadelphia area suppliers expect cement stocks to run out by week’s end.
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Philadelphia US
New York City
Philadelphia
Governor seeks FCC hearing in Colorado on TV signals
Governor McNichols urged the FCC to hold a hearing in Colorado on ultrahigh frequency translators and very high frequency booster systems for distant TV reception. He asked Western governors to back the move and said 13 booster stations are already in the state, amid reports the FCC tentatively rejected a Colorado petition.
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Denver
McNichols
Federal Communications Commission
Colorado
Commission
FCC
Edwin C. Johnson
UBF
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