Civil Rights Bill Under Senate Scrutiny Narrowing Discussed
Washington sources report a Republican move to narrow the civil rights bill’s enforcement provisions as debate resumes in the Senate. President Eisenhower’s aides and party leaders weigh possible amendments while Senator Johnson dismisses premature compromise talk.
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Washington
Jefeader
Lyndon
Johnson
Texas
Senate
Eisenhower
House
Francis Case
R-Sd
Clifford Case
R-Nj
Kuchel
Calif
Sen
McNamara
D-Amieb
Colorado Bank Deposits Rise 51 Percent Since 1947
Colorado bank deposits increased 51 percent from 1947 to 1957 with loans and discounts rising four times as fast as 30 years earlier. The 1958 report cites total deposits of 1.698 billion and loans up to 700.6 million, with declines mainly in drought areas and largest gains in Denver Weld El Paso Jefferson and other counties. A separate item notes a $75 cash and merchandise break-in at a Hudson Sinclair service station investigated by the sheriffs office.
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Colorado
W. M. Wiliams
State Planning Division
Weld
el Paso
Jefferson
Ta Plata
Arapahoe
Mesa
Larimer
Montezuma
Otero
Hudson
Sinclair
Colorado Weather Summary and Temperature Forecast
Weather bulletin reports 24 hour period ending 8 am with Thursday highs around 55 and lows near 51. Partly cloudy across the state with scattered afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms. Mountain areas 35-45, lower elevations up to 85, Friday highs mid 80s to 90s in some zones. Boulder Longmont expect near 90 with Thursday night low near 60. Southwestern Colorado similar with little temperature change and isolated storms. Durango forecast around 85 to 55 with mountain lows 35-45.
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Boulder
Longmoal
Lille
Durango
Regional Weather Wyoming and New Mexico Forecast
Regional weather brief notes cloudy with scattered showers and thunderstorms mainly afternoons and evenings in Wyoming. Cooler along the northern border Friday with low Thursday night 9 in the mountains and 50-465 in lower elevations. highs Friday 7-85 in the southwest and 84-95 elsewhere. New Mexico partly cloudy Thursday through Friday with showers and thunderstorms limiting temperature change. High Friday around 29-5.
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Wyoming
New Mexico
White House Presses Peace Amid Khrushchev Exchange
The White House stated the United States will continue efforts to avoid mass human destruction from atomic weapons. The message, approved by President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles, followed Khrushchev’s Prague speech and a rebuke of Eisenhower’s hydrogen plan.
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White House
Ceck
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Eisenhower
State Dulles
Khrushpeed
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Prague
James
Hagerly
Khrushchev mocks Eisenhower on clean hydrogen bomb talk
In Greenville Mississippi a local faux lyric about an official colorless bird mocks atomic safety aims. Khrushchev in Prague condemns the U S clean hydrogen bomb while praising Yugoslavia’s Tito talks and denouncing Western war rhetoric.
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Nikita Mhrushchev
Eigenhower
Stalingrad
Tito
Kremlin
Yugoslavia
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Lok
Greeley School Board Appoints Three New District Officials
The Greeley school board names Barnard J. Hyan as secretary treasurer replacing Riddoch who resigns to join Sarasota County schools. Daniel J. Motis will teach science and math at Heath Junior Web. June Sargent returns part time to Cameron School kindergarten. Ryan will remain assistant supervisor with expanded admin duties and added clerical support.
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Greeley
Clab
Barnard J
Pat) Hyan
Willan DP. Riddoch
Daniel J. Motis
California
Colorado State College
Motis
Heath Junior Web School
June Sargent
Cameron School
Ryan
Riddoch
Greeley Man Appointed to Vehicle Board
Gov McNichols named five members to a motor vehicle advisory board coordinating with the Colorado Revenue Dept. Roy Keck of Aurora and Sandy Lenzini of Walsenburg were named by McNichols, while Charles Gardner of Greeley Henry Wheeler of Denver and C B Wilkinson of Salida were chosen by Theobald. All will serve three-year terms.
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Denver
Name Sought for New Elementary School Here
Greeley school board seeks public suggestions for a name for the southwest elementary school. Superintendent Weske X Grimes notes names typically reflect subdivision, a president, or a local contributor. The board will select the final three names for final decision.
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Weske X. Grimes
Arlington
Jefferson of Washington
Edith Heath
Neath
Righ Ackoo
Aga Khan Dies in Geneva at 73 After Heart Failure
Geneva report says Aga Khan III, a 73 year old spiritual leader and former League of Nations president, died after a night of heart trouble. Aly Khan and Prince Sadruddin were named as possible heirs, with Aly linked to Lita Hayworth. His Ismaili followers are spread across Asia and Africa.
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Lita Hayworth
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India
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Arabia
Syria
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Zanzihar
Horn
Karachi
Jineal Desiant
Fatima
Mohammed
Persia
Perai
Bombay
Women Staff Hq for Civil Defense Alert
Greeley businesswomen will staff county and city civil defense headquarters during a national alert Friday. National Secretaries Assoc and Business and Professional Women will run phones and typing at County HQ in Gunter Hall tower room and Community Building respectively.
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Awart
National Civil Defense
National Secretaries Association
Gunter Hall
Truman C. Hall
Merle Alen
Empire Dispatch, Inc
Mahel Arch
Kinney Loan and Finance
Lorene Mendenhall
Hoskins Associates
Dorothea Hayes
Orilyn Terry
Helene Kraft
Frances Hla
Jean Fraser
Rodney Capron
Wheeler Plans Haircut Defense In Court Martial
U S Airman 3 0 Donald Wheeler from Cortez Colorado met with civilian attorney Murray Spring in Tokyo to plan his defense for a court martial over disobeying a haircut order. Wheeler in an honor guard unit faces trial Friday with his lawyer predicting acquittal.
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U.S
Donald Wheeler
Wheeler
Cortez
Colo
Murray Spring
New York
U. S. Air Force
Spring
Wiliam Short
Seattle
Wash
Gaseball Today by The Associated Press
The report lists names including Tanonan BA New Tore, Wilhelm CH, Antonelli and others as featured in a domestic sports recap. It notes coverage of contemporary baseball events with emphasis on players and teams, reflecting a brief agency summary.
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Withelm
Bi Antonelli
Thor
Ouher
County Highway Patrol Headquarters Finishes Here
A new State highway Patrol headquarters complex is completed at 203 Fourteenth Avenue in a five county area. The project includes a 195 foot microwave radio tower at the southwest corner. Open house is planned for July 27-28. Construction cost about $100,000. Built by Hensel Phelps Construction with Denver architects Jamieson and Williams. Construction began January 37 and the building features a full basement and a single main floor with potential for a second story. It sits south of the adjoining structure.
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Fourteenth Avenue
Hensel Phelps Construction’ Company
Jamieson, and Williams
Denver
Governor Abolishes Vacant Colorado State Jobs
Gov. McNichols ordered the elimination of nearly all vacant positions in Colorado state government starting Monday. The sweeping action affects hundreds of posts though faculty at state colleges and the University of Colorado are exempt. The plan targets budget control and requires department heads to justify future openings.
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Colorado
McNichols
University of Colorado
McNiehok
Arizona Cotton Growers Benefit From Soil Bank Payments
Arizona cotton growers receive large soil bank subsidies with payments ranging from 56 700 to 204 001 dollars for not planting land. Udall of Arizona urged Benson to respond as checks fronted to growers total substantial sums, amid broader scrutiny of soil bank payments and proposed new authorizations for 1958.
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Kan
Jandly
Colorado
Two Watches Stolen at Arch Senior Home
Burglary at the Ash Senior Home on Fast Fifth Street Tuesday reports two men’s watches among loot. Other stolen items include a man’s wrist watch, electric razor, three cigarette lighters, two suitcases, clothing, bed clothing, a deputy sheriff badge and an old mantle clock. Entry appeared between 5 am and 5 pm after a skeleton key unlocked a porch screen door and intruders crawled through a kitchen window.
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Sheriff's Office
Sheriff's Deputies
McNulty Services Friday Funeral for Gene Mer Nulty
Funeral services for Gene Mer Nulty of First Avenue and Eighty seventh Street will be held Friday at 3 o clock from Macy's drawing room with interment at Lion Grove Cemetery.
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Gene Mer Nulty
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Jventh Street
Macys
Lion Grove
William Eckardt Eaton Jeweler Dies at 76
William Eckardt 76 of 249 Oak Street Eaton died Wednesday night at Weld County General Hospital after a hospital stay since June 18. A longtime jeweler in Eaton since 1927, he owned Eckardt Jewelry Store and was born March 28 1681 in Casey Iowa. He and brother Charlin moved to Eaton in 1703 and worked as carpenters before hardware. Survived by wife Ida two brothers Charlie Exton and Prank Stuart Iowa and several nieces and nephews. Funeral 4:30 am Saturday at Macys Eaton chapel with burial Linn Grove.
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Oak
Eaton
Weld County General Hospital
Eckardt
Casey
Iowa
Charlin
Lutheran Church
Richmond Police Chief Clears Theatre Weapons Showdown
Police Chief C. B. Garton cleared weapons at the city owned Mosque Theatre deferring the conflict between Indians and early settlers. The crowd opened fire with tin jans and sellers’ cap pistols, a scene previously considered taboo in public.
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Richmond
C. B. Garton
Greeley School Board Sets Tuition Rates for Incoming Pupils
The Greeley school board approved tuition for pupils transferring from other districts at its Wednesday meeting. Elementary and kindergarten fees remain unchanged. Full year rates apply, with planned increases for next year across grade levels and special education yet to be set. Rates are based on state funding and statutory limits.
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Greeley School Board
Efabure
Atate A Caumly
Unds
Female teacher joins all male San Diego high school
In San Diego California the high school with an all male faculty and student body for 35 years hires a woman teacher. Ann Petlewski served as a voluntary helper and was hired after the emergency point. A strict supervisor was transferred.
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Calif
Augusting High School
Ann Petlewski
Ais
Pallewski
House debates amendment to block foreign trials for servicemen
The House Rules Committee cleared Eisenhower foreign aid legislation for a vote while considering a Bow resolution to bar foreign governments from trying U S servicemen abroad. The Supreme Court upheld sending Army Specialist 3-C William S Girard to Japan for trial in the death of a Japanese woman, a decision seen as a victory for the administration and a setback for constitutional abroad-right advocates.
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