Eisenhower to press new school aid bill and foreign aid hope
President Eisenhower announced at a news conference that he will submit a new school aid bill to the next Congress and expressed hope for prompt action on foreign aid. He denied any link between a $90,000 GOP donation and his ambassadorial nomination. He discussed his personal finances and said his assets are held by trustees.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
White House
Maxwell Gluck
Gluck
Ceylon
Fletcher Koebe
Eisennowe
Council Approves Braddy Annexation Final City Action
The city council granted final approval Tuesday for Braddy's addition annexation. The 213 by 135 foot parcel lies north of Fifth Street and west of Eighteenth Avenue, to be known as Braddy's addition.
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Fifth Street
Eighteenth Avenue
Braddy
Colorado Weather Forecast Snapshot Across Regions
The report covers a Wednesday warm spell with 90 degrees in parts of Colorado and highs near 85 to 88 elsewhere. It notes scattered afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms through the five day period, little temperature change, and variable mountain and valley temperatures across regions including Denver Boulder Longmont Durango and Durango.
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Colorado
Northwest Corner
Boulder
Longmont
Durango
Wyoming Weather: Cloudy with Scattered Thunderstorms
Regional forecast for Wyoming indicates cloudy Thursday with widely scattered thundershowers likely in the northeast. Wednesday afternoon and night show mixed skies with mountains and higher temperatures in the 50s to 65 in most areas, southern border reaching around 85.
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Wyoming
Dulles Meets Zorin as Disarmament Talks Near Hinge
U S Secretary of State John Foster Dulles held a first meeting with Soviet delegate Valerian Zorin amid signs the long search for a disarmament agreement may be at a critical point. The talks involve the United States Britain and other Western officials as the UN Subcommittee nears the scheduled closing period.
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London
U.S
John Foster Dulles
Valerian Zorin
Dulles
Selwyn Lloyd
Zorin
City Council actions approve hires and permits
Council convened Tuesday approving the hiring of one fireman and five patrolmen. It reconsidered and approved a 90 foot curb cut on Thirteenth Avenue near Ninth Street for the Ray and Rye service station. It annexed Hraddy's addition at Fifth Street and Eighteenth Avenue. It scheduled August 13 for two public hearings on suspending 3.2 beer licenses for Las Arcos and Lariet Inn. It amended its agreement with Colorado State College about the exterior surface of the new fire station to remove a painting provision.
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Thirteenth Avenue
Ninth Street
Ray and Rye
Hraddy
Fifth Street
Eighteenth Avenue
Las Arcos
Lariet Inn
Colorado State College
Twentieth Street
Fourteenth Avenue
One Fireman four Policemen Receive Appointments
The Greeley city council approved the appointments of a fireman and four patrolmen Tuesday night. The fireman candidate passed a civil service exam on July 25 and all appointments carry a six month probation. Names listed include Joe Hale Ireman Carl Krause Wilfred Dinkel H Foos and Dionicig Sorta ir.
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Greeley
Joe Hale
Ireman
Carl Krause
Wilfred Dinkel
H. Foos
Dionicig Sortair
Hearings Open on Hoffa Plot to Control Eastern Seaboard
Senate rackets committee opened hearings on James A. Hoffa alleging use of racketeers in an alleged bid to seize control of New York and the Eastern Seaboard. Chairman McClellan said evidence would reveal machinations enriching gangsters and harming union members, with Mundt warning of dangers to the American people and defense efforts.
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Washington
Senate Rackets Committee
James A. Hofla
New York
Seaboard
McClellan
D-Ark
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
Mundt
McClelan
Hoffa
Fas Lemast Shear Bern
Kohler Wins Wisconsin GOP Senate Nomination Over Davis
Wisconsin Republicans nominated firm Eisenhower backer Kohler Jr., 53, for the Senate seat long held by McCarthy. He edged former Rep. Glenn R. Davis in Milwaukee precincts as Proxmire defeated Zablocki for the Democratic nomination. The August election fills the remainder of McCarthy's term ending January 1959.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Hisenhower
Davis
House
Rome
Eisenhower
Sen
McCarthy
Gerald Lorge
Kobter
William Proxmire
Proxmire
Clement Zabloski
Kobler
Alvin O'Ronski
Warren P. Knowles
Henry P. Hughes
Lorge
John ©. Schafer
Zablncki
Court Orders Hereford Wheat Harvest Stopped
Judge William Guex granted a temporary restraining order to halt further harvest near Hereford. R. W. Baskett of Walden sues James Lenhart of Casper for harvesting 32 acres before ripening, exceeding allotment by 53 acres and incurring a $645.12 penalty. Baskett seeks $5,000 plus $615.12 costs, $2,500 punitive damages, and recovery of legal fees.
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William Guex
Jorning
Hasvest
Hereford
R. W. Baskett
Walden
James Lenhart
Casper
Wyo
Len’hart
Baskett
Basket
Public Hearing Aug 13 on Two Beer Licenses
City council set Aug 12 for a public hearing or suspension of two 3.2 beer licenses at Los Arcos Cafe at 22 North Eleventh Avenue and the Lariat Inn at 721 Ninth Street after a Tellerrom Police Chief C C Hunter report said both sold beer to minors.
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Cily Council
Ily
Mokor
Los Arcos Cafe
North Eleventh Avenue
Lariat Inn
Ninth Steeet
Camci
Tellerrom
C. C. Hunter
Olive Branch Nuptials Headed For Peaceful Life Together
In Hock Arkansas a couple seeks a marriage license. The groom is Billy Olive and the bride Lorene Branch. The item notes their intent to start a peaceful life together.
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Little. Hock, Ark
Billy Olive
Lorene Branch
President Opposes Jury Trial Change in Civil Rights Bill
President Eisenhower told reporters he opposes adding a jury trial amendment to the civil rights bill and stands by his four main objectives for congressional action. He urged enforcing power for federal judges to enforce court orders and said no amendment should alter Section 4. Senate opponents, including Knowland, denied White House pressure to push a jur y trial provision.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
Sens
O'Mahoney
D- Wye
Mefauver
D-Teno
Thurch
D-Idaho
Sen
Knowand
California
White House
Knowland
Russell
D-Ga
Southern
Nathan Leopold Denied Parole Still Vows to Try
Nathan Leopold, serving a five year term at Stateville Penitentiary, told about 50 newsmen that only death would end his appeals for parole. He said he would continue to apply for parole on his death bed and thanked Governor Stratton and the parole board for their scrutiny of his case.
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Pam
Imeney
Leopold
Leppold
Stratton
Weld Rains Delay Wheat Harvest Across Weld County
Rainfall of up to two inches paused the wheat harvest in Nunn and southeast Weld, with softer totals elsewhere. Measured rain varied by location from 0.02 to 0.90 inches, easing in some areas while heavy downpours drenched the county’s northern and eastern fringes, aiding other crops.
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Weld
Nunn
Kersey
Greeley
Great Western Sugar Company
Eaton
Ault
Galeton
Barnesville
Windsor
Johnns+ town
Platteville
Briggsdale
Grover
Keenesburg
Prospect Valley
Mumpere Hill
Corder
Wyoming
Wiggins
Morgan County
Larimer
Glidden Re elected to Colorado Retirement Board
Dr Harley F P Glidden professor and division head at Colorado State College was re elected for a four year term as a director of the Public Employes Retirement Association of Colorado at the annual Denver meeting. His reelection was unopposed and he leads the state employes division with 11 082 members and assets of 23 537 576.
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Dy. Harler F. Glidden
Division
Colorado State College
Public Employes’ Retirement Association of Colorado
Denver
Clidden
Public Employees Retirement Board
Association
Glidden
Public Employes’ Retirement Association of
Colorado
Rhnol
Influenza Epidemic Strikes Santiago and Central Chile
An influenza outbreak in Santiago and central Chile has caused an estimated one million illnesses with six deaths reported by the Health Ministry. The epidemic has partially paralyzed factories, offices, and schools in the capital.
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Bantiago
Chile
Santiego
Ministry At Health
Capitel
Wiles Sells Machine Shop and Retires from Business
Frank S. Wiles of 1017 Nineteenth Street announces retirement from the Wiles Machine Shop at 10k2 Eighth Avenue effective August 1. The shop, started in 1828, is sold to Oliver Well Works of Greeley, which will continue operations with Mason Wiles staying on. Wiles, born in eastern Nebraska, moved to Greeley in 1928 after a Lincoln years, studied at Syracuse high school and University of Nebraska, and built the Lincoln equipment testing and printing service trades. He has been treasurer of the Automobile Rebuilders Association, and is a Mason, Cosmopolitan, and member of First Presbyterian Church of Greeley and UN alumni group. He and Mary will remain in Greeley. their son Alvin works at White Sands.
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Frank S. Wiles
Nineteenth Street
Wiles
Eighth Avenue
Oliver Well Works
Greeley
Mason Wiles
Nebraska
Syracuse, Neb
University of Nebraska School of Engineering
Lincoln
Agricultural College
Nebraska Printing Company
Automobile Rebuilders Association
Masonic Orders
Cosmopolitan Club
First Presbyterian Church of
Alvin
White Sands Proving Grounds
Los Alamos, N.M
Mother of Weld Residents Dies at 36
Mrs. Eva Reichert Frank, mother of Weld County residents Walter Frank of Windsor and Helen Manweiler of Ault, died after a year long cancer battle in Fort Collins. Born September 72, 1900 in Lincoln Nebraska, she married George Frank Jr. May 15, 1919 and lived in Fort Collins area. Funeral set for Thursday at Plymouth Congregational Church with Grandview Cemetery burial. Balmer Collins Mortuary in charge.
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George Frank Jr
Weld County
Larimer County ‘Hospital
Fort Collins
The
Bend
Walter Frank
Windsor
Helen Manweiler
Ault
Frank
Eva Reichert
Lincoln
Neh
Henry Reichert
Colorado
Munity
South Tait Wilroad
Wil
Fort Callins
al Grandview Cemetery
Hugo Becker
Balmer-Collins Mortuary
Fort Calliins
Baseball Today Ty The Arno citizen Prers
National League standings and rosters appear in disjointed OCR text listing players such as Drysdale Roebuck Lebbe Rand Lown and Hermans. It references Berra Basten and other figures in a fragmented update on baseball matchups and team selections.
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National League
Aiawemet Beveklyn
Als
BT Drysdale
Roebuck
Lebbe
Rand
Lown
Hermans Mighay
Amemiuar League
Barmeth
Thompasn
Turley
Ind’ Berra
Hebrott Basten
Prison riot at Deer Lodge ends as guard captain meets inmates
Mont ano convicts release hostages after nine hour uprising in Deer Lodge Prison. Guard Capt Everett Ripley led interior tour to secure cells and assure calm while state officials, including Gov J Hugo Aronson and Attorney General Forrest N Anderson, prepared for a briefing. National Guard kept watch as operations shifted to Lockwood and Stephenson with a planned meeting at 2 p.m. local time.
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Jack Zygmond Deerlonge
Mont
Montana State Prison
Everett Ripley
Montana Prison Commission
Rey Stone
Alex Stephenson
Stephenson
Montana
Slap Highws
J. Huge Aronson
Helena
Capitol
Deer Lodge
Aronson
Voard
Ripley
Denver
Alex B. Stephenson
Montana Highway Patrol
Coolizental Divide
National Guard
Big Three
Capiain
State Prison Commission
J. Hugo Aronson
Forrest N. Anderson
Frank Murray
Sioners
Governin
Anderson
Ting
Lockwood
Montaga
Vern Lockwood
Hocks
Council Refuses Pledge To Paint Fire Substation
The city council on Tuesday night amended its agreement with Colorado State brick wall of the proposed fire substation at Twentieth Street and Fourteenth Avenue. It rejected any future painting of the exterior, keeping the wall in light red or buff brick while approving the substation design, valued at $35,000. Loren Borcester of 1225 Fif Worth Avenue left for Independence Kansas to visit ill aunt Ida Chermier.
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Colorado State College
Twentieth Street
Fourteenth Avenue
Hr Council
Kansas
Loren Borcester
Fifi
Worth Avenue
Independence
Kan
Ida Chermier
Meany Orders Dorfman Fired Amid Union Scandal
AFL-CIO President George Meany permanently ousted Paul Dorfman a close Teamsters ally after findings tied Dorfman to misuse of welfare funds. The move follows ethics committee hearings into corruption within the Teamsters and related unions, with further hearings planned.
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Washington
Aflacio
George Meany
Paul Dorfman
Teamsters
James KR. Hots
Chicago
Dorfman
Waste Materialisers Union
Meany
Rose
Electrical Workers
Hoffa
Tarzan
Aficio Ethicel Practices Committee
Eskety Workers Union
Jeter
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O. B. Degler
Jim Monre
Ike
Council
James Hoffa
Kohler
Wisc
GOP
Nathan Leopold
Glen C. Turace
Harley FP. Glidden
Edward J. Kelly
Marjorie Harkness
Maynard Stamper
Jack Mele
Harold Trowning
Jane Stevens
Leverne Ilenminker
Greeney
PENA
Copel
Bekmved Lanzers
Dr. Harley F. Glidden
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