Early Senate campaign seen in Allott Knolls report
Colorado politics show an early Senate bid with Allott favored by party support and a Denver headquarters plan. Republicans clear field by acclamation, while Democrats marshal candidates for University of Colorado regents and guard hopes for influence ahead of Chicago events.
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Senate
Gordon
G.gauss
Denver
Colorado
Alott
United States Senate
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Noe
Washington
Det
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Eien
Chicago
Cuban Pilot Flees With Passengers From Havana Flight
A Cubana Air Lines plane carrying 62 passengers diverted to Kingston on orders of pilot Jose Perez Mendez who claimed Cuba is ruled by Communists. First officer Guido Colli was forced to land, with Cuba’s consul noting the crew’s claim of Communist influence and political motives behind the escape.
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APY
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Guido Colli
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Miami
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Auiniste
al Company
Fidel Casio
Convaonists
Poland
Lava Flowing From Mt Etna Eruption
Molten lava ran down Etna slopes as explosions subsided temporarily. The Europe’s highest active volcano, Etna, erupted again Sunday sending a cloud miles high and causing panic on Sicily and the Italian mainland.
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Catania
Sicily
Mt. Etna
Etna
Europe
Colorado Weather Snapshot From Early Week Update
A weather brief reports Monday 4 pm temperature at 87 with 14 hour Loces ending Sunday 3 am and public service highs of 9 bow, SA. Sugar factory figures show high 26 and low 3. A 24 hour reading ends Monday morning with public service high 31 and low 54 with precipitation high 08 of an inch. Colorado forecasts generally fair on Tuesday with isolated afternoon or evening showers, lows around 50s, highs 70s to mid 90s across elevations.
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Bow
Colorado
Leaders Chosen for Golf Course Big Gifts Drive
The Greeley Chamber of Commerce selects division chairmen for a large gifts drive to fund a municipal golf course. Leaders include Dr Harold Haymond John Todd Chuck Wheeler Bob Rauthaus Jim Sumner Dick Bentley and Gordon Risaler. The drive aims to raise 600000 with payments planned by August 25 and December 31, 1951. The course at 20th Street and Rd is set for early summer 1961 with sprinkler installation beginning this week and signs directing donors planned.
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Chamber of Commerce
Ube
Harold Haymond
John Todd
Chuck Wheeler
Bob Ratthaus
Jim Sumner
Dick Bentley
Gordon Risaler
Roy Landwell
Greeley
Wyoming
Lawrence MeAr
Eton Williams
Jarne
Sist
Uesscource
60 000 in State Back Rocky Draft
Denver reports Nay Bengert says more than 60,000 state residents signed to draft Rockefeller for the Republican nomination. Western officials fear the move could affect the party, as Congo crisis prompts U.N. intervention and Belgian troops clash with calls for Belgian withdrawal.
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Denver
Bengert
Enver All Aracy
Tolorado
Iava
Guy Nelson Mackefeller
Republcan
Aedatvean Nay
Old Weld Jail Razed For Parking Expansion
Demolition of the old county jail behind the present facility began Monday to create space for a new parking lot. The 1986-26 stone jail, unused since 1908, will yield 20 by 40 feet of space. cracks and structural issues prompted its removal. A new two-story structure will replace it, aligning with a street parking strip to be built by the city.
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W. E. Coffey
Walle
Coffey
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Robert G
Ing
Plana
Smalli Urderground
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Eisenhower
Defense Department
Joint Senate
House Atomic Committee
Tataeanee
Eeergong
30Th Ave
Joh St
Balloon Probe Reaches 75 Miles Over Minnesota
Ashu balloon ascends 75 miles above earth to probe cosmic rays for scientists on the ground. Air Force teams analyze data to improve safety for future space missions, while the craft drifts over Minnesota at about 193000 feet.
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Mlun
Earth
Minnesota
Bf Lakers
Rain and hail delay Weld County wheat harvest
A damaging hail storm near Wiggins and neighboring areas halted harvests across Weld County. Wheat and barley suffered price losses as rainfall and hail damaged fields, with many farmers reporting 25 to 50 percent completion and operational bottlenecks at local elevators in Wiggins New Raymer and Keenesburg. Harvest is projected to extend by days as showers persist.
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Wiggins
Gary Brown
Nenver
Aren
Brown
Wigins
Darlop
Atventh
Dunlap
New Raymer
Denver
Grover
Wereford
Pine Bluffs
Wyo
Nonti
Louis Hart
Hart Elevator
Hart
Gary
Brees
Ault Grain
Keenesburg
Tom Spairs
Denver Elevator
Japan Wheat Yields Rise Amid Tragic Weekend Toll
Tokyo AP reports 59 killed in Japan as harvests reach 70,000 bushels with some farmers yielding as high as 60 bushels per acre. Police say four vest or vest-related incidents left 19 injured and 15 percent of fields incomplete while missing persons rise after a weekend of drownings and an accident.
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Sbbpells
Tokyo
Japan
Pipte
Anti-Commie Demonstration Arises in Cuba
In Havana police used gunfire to break up a Catholic anti Communist demonstration marking victims of the Communists. Crowds clashed with police after a mass at the cathedral square as Cuban unrest deepens between Castro’s regime and the United States.
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Red China Pledges All-Out Help to Cuba
Tokyo AP reports Chinese Communists promise all-out support to Cuba against US intervention. Peiping People's Daily accuses the United States of planning armed intervention and using economic aid to isolate Cuba.
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Fla
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Arkansas Scouts Camp At Park Here
Arkansas Scouts from northeastern Arkansas gathered at a park for a jamboree bound trip. About 82 Boy Scouts enjoyed greetings from Greeley residents and described the area as the finest place they had seen since leaving home. They toured Estes Park and Lawry Air Forces Base, then planned to reach the Colorado Springs jamboree site Thursday by chartered bus.
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Neb
Indians To Dance Here on Tuesday
A group of Oglala Sioux Indians will perform tribal dances in Greeley and Lincoln Park Colorado State College campus venues. The group tours Wyoming and Colorado ahead of the Cheyenne Frontier Days starting July 25, featuring over 40 Sioux dancers from Pine Ridge and Rosebud reservations with Judy Read and Mary Caldwell among participants.
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Gunter Hall
Colorado State College
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Iuxuins
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Pine Ridge, & D. Reservation
Rallying voters in Colorata slate may fail Nixon support
Sam said that people are rallying to our cause and Colorata slate. Ben Nett blamed Republican Party workers for failing to mobilize voters in their counties and precincts. Drafts Rockefeller drive aims for up to 100000 signatures before convention headquarters Thursday.
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Nixon
Bennett
Republican Party
Rockefelter
Russia Sets Dare For Powers Trial
Tass says Francis Gary Powers will be tried by the military section of the USSR Supreme Court for espionage. The sentence for espionage is death by shooting. The trial date is announced as May 1.
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Francis Gary Powers
Tass
Polish freighter carries arms toward Congo crisis
Belgian officials report a Polish freighter with about 300 tons of arms heading for the Congo amid a polarized crisis involving Premier Lumumba and foreign powers. UN authorities and Belgian naval units monitor the possibility of Belgian seizure as tensions mount over control of the Congo river region.
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Brussels
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Commuunist
Poland
Tokyo
Congo
Mayalo Ikeda
Japan
Patrice Lumumba
Kyushu
Traans
Nobusuke Kishi
Kishi
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Ikeda Chosen LDP Leader To Succeed Kishi In Japan
The Liberal Democratic Party selected Ikeda last week to become party president, moving to head the government. The party’s majority tradition places the president as premier. Trade and Industry Minister Theda aims to restore Japan’s international prestige and pursue a hard line with the Socialist party.
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