Senate votes 71 to 18 to debate civil rights bill
The Senate voted 71 to 18 to take up the civil rights bill for debate and action, clearing the way for full Senate consideration of the House passed bill. It marks the first time in a decade the measure has been pending, with Southern foes arguing it goes beyond the president’s emphasis on voting rights. The chamber and galleries were packed as the vote occurred amid drama. President Eisenhower remained supportive of the basic provisions and possible clarifications were anticipated.
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Washington
Senate
Knowland
California
House
Eisenhower
Bienhower
Iis
Firsentower
GOP
Eisenhhowes
Lees
Morse
Where To Vote Thursday for Greeley recreation tax
Greeley polls open 7 am to 7 pm Thursday for the proposed recreation and cigarette tax. Ward One lists six polling places including Holland’s 602 Fourth Ave and Washington School 520 13th Ave. Ward Two includes Lincoln School and Court House with multiple sites. Ward Three covers Frasier Hall to Arlington School with listed addresses.
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Greeley
Holland's
4Th Ave
Sth Ave
Washington School
13Th Ave
Our Lady of Peace
Ath Ave
2Nd St
Park School
14Th Ave
Vantine
7Th St
Lincoln School
Sth
Pillar of Fire
Court House
Meeker Junior High School
8Th Ave
Dr. Andrews
Cameron School
Yéth Ave
13Th St
Holmes Farage
Greeley High School
Maplewood Schiool
Frasier
Arlington School
Herbst
Th Ave
Bolander's
12Th Ave
Shaw Construction
Wiederman Dr
Brentwood Addition
Judges Asked To Get Election Supplies Wed
Mort Balch city clerk urges election judges from each precinct to call at city hall to secure supplies on Wednesday. Balch says judges should pick up supplies the day before the election.
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Mort Balch
Balch
Fined for Cruelty Involving Cats in Portland Case
In Portland Oregon three defendants including two teens admitted tying two cats by their tails and hanging them from a clothesline then dowsing them with turpentine. The cats fought and died. Judge Ray Shoemaker sentenced Donald LePaul 30 to days in jail and a $390 fine. Edwin M. Martin II 18 and Wesley Eckert 16 received 30 day terms and $100 fines.
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Portland
Ore
Dist
Ray Shoemaker
Donald LePaul
Edwin
M. Martin II
Wesley Eckert
Kersey Approves 95000 School Bond by Narrow Margin
Voters in Kersey approved a 95000 bond issue by a 174 to 142 margin in a rerun after two prior defeats. Superintendent John Tynan said construction could begin in September on a three room addition beside the Kersey school plus remodeling at Kersey and Valley View schools. The project includes a shop, home economics, and science lab upgrades.
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Kersey
John Tynan
Valley View
Actor John Todd Dies After Lone Ranger Role
Detroit reports John Todd, known as Bn, who portrayed Tonto in the Lone Ranger radio serial for nearly two decades, died Sunday. Todd toured with minstrel shows and appeared in Broadway musical comedies in his youth.
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Detroit
John Todd
Tonto
Todd
Plane crash near New Galley kills 56 of 68 aboard
An airliner of KLM, a Lockheed Super Constellation with 59 passengers and 9 crew, crashed into the Eda off northwest New Galley before dawn. Rescue teams recovered four bodies as hope for survivors faded. 53 Dutch and 3 Britons were aboard with 4 survivors seriously injured. The flight on route to Amsterdam included stops Manila Bangkok Rangoon Karachi Beirut and Rome.
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Tie Mague
Netherlands
New Galley
Beffore
KLM
Kortenauer
A. Alec
KLM Airlines
Lockheed
Wink Taland
RLM
Nevtrio
Amsterdam
Manila
Jakaris
Bangkok
Rangoon
Karachi
Beirut
Rome
Dr C C Fuson Dies at 77 in Weld County
Dr Carl C Fuson a physician and surgeon at Milliken died Tuesday morning at Weld County General Hospital He was 77 Shrellies Mortuaries of Palmstown are in charge of arrangements.
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Carl C. Fuson
Milliken
Weld County General Hospital
Palmstown
Stiff Penalty Proposed in Massachusetts on Weapons
Massachusetts lawmakers propose five year prison terms for juveniles found carrying knives or brass knuckles. The bill targets possession of weapons by residents under 18 with strict penalties and potential additional sanctions.
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Boston
Massachusetts
John Henry Promoted At KOA To News Director
John Henry of KOA radio and television becomes director of news and special events succeeding the late Ken White who died Thursday of a heart attack. Henry, 44, assumes the duties Tuesday at the Denver station.
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Denver. i
John Henry
KOA Radio and Television
Ken White
White
Weld Wheat Cutling Begins In Weld County Harvest
Weld County wheat harvest starts late this week with first grain to the elevator by Thursday. Railroads have box cars ready for grain hauling and a strong crop is anticipated with potential yields between 3 and 3.5 million bushels valued near 6 to 7 million dollars.
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Weld County
Union Pavifie
Burlington
New Raymer
Stoneham
Side Grover
Greeley
Cheyenne
Sterling
Kansas
Colorado
Geome
Montana
Weld
Miller Named City Public Works Head in Greeley
Mervil L. Miller Jr., a Greeley native and Reclamation Bureau employee in Denver, is appointed director of public works and city engineer for Greeley by City Manager Cruce. He starts August 1, succeeds George Fel Town, and will earn 1250 per month.
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Mervil L. Miller
Greeley
Reclamation Bureau
Denver
B. If. Cruce
Miller
George H. Fel Town
Greeleg
U. S. Marine Corps
Colorado State University
Far Collins
Pacific
CSU
Moller
Reclamation
Federal Centre
Stamis-Roger Manufacturing Co
Associated Engineers, Inc
Sigma Tay
Colorado
Marion Duan
Kersey
Cruce
Auto Sticker Deadline Extended in Colorado
The Colorado deadline for new brake and light stickers was extended to August 5 by Revenue Director Hubert A. Theobald after reports of shortages in brake linings, shoes, and mufflers delaying fleet upgrades. The extension marks the third postponement amid supply issues.
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Denver
Colorado
Hubert A. Theobald
Gafagna
Funeral Here Friday for Mrs Minnig Boulter
Funeral services for Mrs Minnig Boulter long time La Salle resident will be held Friday at 1 am from Adamson Moris Chapel with interment at Evans cemetery Donations to Le Selly Presbyterian church building fund. Mrs Boulter died Monday in Sacramento CA where she lived with daughter Mrs Mabe Askren Survived by son Steward Boulter of Gresley Aire. Boulter was 85. Her husband Charles S Boulter died in 1920s.
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la Salle
Adamson Memoris
Evans Cemetery
le Selly Presbytarien
Boulter
Sacramento
Calif
Mabe
Askren
Abia
Steward Boulter
Gresley
Aire
Charles 5. Boulter
Inquest Ordered In Death Of Child Carolyn Pesie
Coroner Ross Arlamson announced an inquest will be held next week into the death of Carolyn Pesie age 2 who was fatally struck by a car in the 220 block of Tenth Avenue last Saturday. The vehicle was driven by Charles Lott de of 1947 Nineteenth Avenue. The child, daughter of Mr and Mrs Tirlun Fests of 129 Jackson Blvd, died Sunday at Weld County General Hospital. An inquest date and time will be announced later.
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Ross Arlamson
Carolyn Pesie
Tenth Avenue
Tirlun Fests
Jackson Blvd
Charles Lott de
Nineteenth Avenue
Weld County Gnneral Hospital
Adamson
Air Force denies Twining hunting trip allegations
Air Force inspector general cleared Gen. Nathan F. Twining and other officers of claims they used government resources on a lavish Alaska hunting excursion. The report said the Agak Lake camp existed before visits, no game laws were violated, and a mounted head was a laboratory specimen. No further action was requested by Congress.
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Waslington
Air Parce
Nathan FP. Twining
Air Force Inspector General
Ingon
House Armed Services Committee
Engle
House Interior Committee
Keith E. Hart
All Paree Acromedical Laboratory
Fairbanks
Hart
Withort
Air Farre
Agak Lake
Alaska
Pny
Arctic Aero-medical Laboratory
Twinleg
Air Force
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Twining
Ant Wildlife Service
Fairne
James H. Douglas
Earle E. Partridge
Continental Air Defense Command
Colorado Springs
Geo
James A. Duouitte
Navy Jet Sets Coast-to-Coast Record of 3 23
Navy pilot Maj John Glenn Jr set a coast-to-coast speed record in a Crusader flying 2 960 miles in 3 hours 23 minutes 8 1 seconds from Los Alamitos to Floyd Bennett Field New York. A second Crusader piloted by Lt Cmdr Charles Demmiler led refueling in Albuquerque before joining the run. The mission named Operation Bullet aimed to exceed 45 caliber bullet speed. A separate note reports two 100 foot lengths of hose stolen near the women's dorms worth about 53 dollars.
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New York
Navy
Air Force
Maj
John Glenn Jr
Los Alambtos
Cali
Naval Air Stalion
Floyd Bennett Field
Glenn
Albuquerque
Cmdr
Charles Demmiler
Hasting-On-Hudson
Heat Events Sweep Greeley On Warm Monday
Greeley endured one of its hottest days with municipal readings from Public Service station at 160 degrees between 3 and 4 pm for the month while other sites showed 102 degrees downtown and 104 at the National Bank. Great Western Sugar in east Greeley hit 80, with overnight lows near 10. A northward electrical storm occurred but was outside Weld County. No catches at Nunn or Grover. Cooler by Wednesday expected.
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Greeley
Mercury
The
Public Service
Greeley National Bank
Great Western Sugar Company
East Greeley
Wyoming
Nebraska
Nunn
Grover
Weld
Greeley Dist 6 Tuition Reduced for Out of District Students
District 6 announces lower tuition for next year for students in other districts. Junior high and high school rates drop to $280 and $305 respectively, elementary and kindergarten prices stay at $180 and $90. Exceptional children tuition not yet calculated.
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Greeley
Siyfonlg
Bieh Achonl
City Council Agenda Tackles Abatement and Water Taps
The council agenda for Tuesday evening lists a petition to abate nuisance at 1 Thirteenth Street. It also includes a petition for water taps within Evans, an agreement with a college on a proposed south fire station, and bids for a tractor, backhoe, and loader.
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Thirteenth Street
Evans
City and College
Colorado Weather Report Shows Heat Wave Across State
Temperatures reached 98 degrees at 2 p m Tuesday with highs near 100 in many areas. Through Wednesday scattered afternoon and evening thunderstorms expected in mountains and southern regions, with cooler nights and widespread fair conditions in Boulder Longmont and Southwestern Colorado.
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Colorado
Atere
Thie Mountains
Boulder
Longmont
Durango
Regional Weather Wyoming and New Mexico Forecast
Wyoming outlook calls for generally fair conditions through Wednesday with dew points steady and afternoon and evening thunder showers. Mountain lows 35 to 45, lower elevations around 65, and highs near 60 to 40 by Wednesday. New Mexico sees mostly fair Eastern Plains Tuesday afternoon, partly cloudy elsewhere with scattered thunderstorms and showers in the afternoons and evenings.
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Wyoming
Lewer
New Mexico
Plaina
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Overland Park
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Mildred E. Schaefer
Wilde
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Miss Schaeter
Febbel Phillips
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Tokyo
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Okeh
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Patti Dodge
Charles Dodge
Seventh Avenue
Elaine Frantz
Eleventh Avenue
Miss Dodge
Shaw Yegan
Danette White
Margaret Johnson
Billie Rae Simpson
Linette Long
Alan
Norma Lou Andersen
Jim Moore
M. L. Miller City Public Works Head
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