Israel Hangs Eichmann for Slaying of Jews
In Tel Aviv an Israeli execution of Adolf Eichmann by hanging ends his legal battle after a long pursuit across continents. The Nazi official known for coordinating mass deportations to gas chambers was hanged at Ramleh Prison, with authorities confirming the death at 11:58 pm. His last words invoked faith and future meetings, while the government announced cremation and ash scattering at sea.
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Isceet
Foreel
Adolf Eich
Eichmaimt
Sixfeld
Gestapo
Aretria
Argentina
Ramich
Mabon
Jersey
Eichmann
Mediterranean
Israel
Reich
Germany
Austria
Sam
Eschmann
Ishak Ben-Zvi
Adolf Eichmann
Jerusalem
Supreme Court
Humphrey urges income tax cuts to bolster economy
Senator Hubert H. Humphrey urged cuts of 2 to 4 percent in corporate taxes and 2 percent in personal taxes to strengthen the economy and stock market. He spoke with stock exchange officials in New York and cautioned that action is needed rather than more talk. A separate push for a $750,000 market investigation was proposed by Patman amid stock market volatility.
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Joe Hall
Washington
Hubert J. Burpphrey
D-Avin
Eris Day
White House
Humphrey
Congress
Senate
de Header
New York
Stock Exchange
Pep. Wright Patman
House
House Banking, and Currency Committee
Rasmussen Slightly Better After Deadly Greeley Crash
Raymond Rasmussen 21 and three other residents were injured in a two vehicle crash that killed Kenneth Hall 17 and Carol Hogfman 18, with two other youths Gary Swanson 19 and Norman Newborks 37 listed in good condition. Donna Lay 15 suffered minor injuries. Remaining details indicate Rasmussen’s chest injuries and varying hospital status. The accident occurred two and a half miles east on the 8th Street road near Greeley.
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Raymond Rasmussen
Arth Ave
Greeley
Weld County General Hospital
Rasmussen
Ariver
Conseincs
Gary Swanson
Norman’ Wales
Newborks
10Th Ave. Ct
Donna Lay
Rt 4
Xakryne Shedd
Weather summary unsettled with mixed temperatures and precipitation
The 2 p.m. reading Friday was 56 degrees with a forecast high near 62. Public service reports show light precipitation and a barometer around 30.6 inches. Sunrise is 4:33 am and sunset 7:23 pm Saturday.
Romulo Sworn In as Head of Philippines U
Romulo, ex-ambassador to the United States, was sworn in as president of the University of the Philippines in Manila. The veteran diplomat rises to lead the nation's premier institution amid a period of expected stability and continuity in academic governance.
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Romulo
Head of
Philippines
Manila
Carlos F. Romulo
United States
University of the Philippines
United Patong
General Assembly
Colorado
Trinity Lutheran Parochial
Greeley Schools End Regular Terms Across Districts
Greeley area schools concluded regular terms with final report days and set summer sessions. Public schools closed Friday as grades were issued from 1:36 to 2:30 pm. Summer programs run June 13 to August 7 for elementary and junior high students, with the Colorado State College Laboratory School also ending classes and St. Peter's Catholic School resuming in fall.
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Greeley
Bath
Colorado State College Laboratory
Garten
St. Peter's Catholic
Rusk Plans New Talks With Allies
Secretary of State Dean Rusk prepares for a European swing late this month to mend Atlantic Alliance gaps. He aims to meet Konrad Adenauer and may see Charles de Gaulle and Harold Macmillan. Rusk seeks unity on Berlin, Western Europe, and weapons policy while defending U S aims against a French independent nuclear force.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
Dean Rusk
Europe
Dolicy
Atlantic Alliance
Konrad Adenader
Charles’ de Gaulle
Harold Macmillan
Adenauer
Rusk
Ferabee
Ciizcus
Berlin
Greaier Westen
United States
Britain
France
Tusk
Ninistration
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz Jas
United
Sstates
de Gavle
Herys
Alphand
Paris-Washington
de Gaulle
Greeley Sees Rain Measure Adds to May Moisture Totals
Greeley received two tenths of an inch as thundershowers hit Thursday afternoon boosting May moisture. Great Western Sugar and Public Service recorded rainfall bringing January through early May totals near average, with GW at 2.05 inches and PS at 2.87 inches and no severe hail reported. Lightning lit the sky and a barometer rose above 38.1 inches after 13 dry days.
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Great Western Sugar Company
Public Service
Leith
TeporLad
Ground Broken For New Dorm On Colorado State Campus
Carney Construction Company broke ground Thursday for a new women’s dormitory on Colorado State College’s West Campus. The $2,125,000 building, expected to open September 1983, will be self liquidating in cost. The project’s lowest bid was $1,487,099 from Carney’s bid. Remaining cost covers furnishing. The dormitory will sit about 100 feet south of the new Laboratory School, west of 18th Street and R Avenue intersection. A campuswide housing plan prompted the project, with Perkine and Will of Chicago hired to reassess West Campus programs. Other planned buildings include a $2.1 million science building and a $2.497 million union building.
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Weel
Colorado State
Carney
Laboratory School
18Th St
11Th Ave
Sir Rowult
Reevorsstion
Perkine and Will of Chicago
Ideal Union
Milito Fe
Lesti
Morgan
Climax
R. C. Coburn
Comunittee
Daytona Beach
Fla
Benny Goodman Jazz Session Dazzles Red Square
Benny Goodman blew his clarinet near the Kremlin walls as crowds gathered in Red Square for an unprecedented jazz jam. He played Yankee Doodle and Midnight in Moscow, promised a duet with Soviet musicians, and discussed a new piece for his orchestra with composer Aram Khachaturian as Soviet jazz figures joined the lunch meeting.
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George Syvertsen
Moscow
Benny Good
Kremlin
Red Square
Goodman
St. Hasils
Lenin
Square
Foodman
Soviet Union
Aram Khachaturyan
Gindman
Ikhrehaturgen
Goodjrman
Khechaturyan
America
Symington Says Taxpayers Face Billion Dollar Loss
Senate subcommittee chair Symington states that taxpayers face a loss likely exceeding 1 billion dollars from the stockpile dealings. He accuses favored firms of multimillion profits from special treatment and calls for inquiry into the Nickel stockpile contracts tied to George Humphrey era policies. Morgan’s consulting role and canceled contract are cited as part of the probe.
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Symington
Tce
Justice Department
McDermott
Winfor Jr
Stuart|matlon
My Slat Symington
D-Mo
Investi
Gating Group
Subcam
Cabmet & Hecla Co
Chicago
Calumet, & Heeln
Senate
George M. Humphrey
Treasuury
Eisenhower
Emergency Planning Office
John 2. Morgan Jr
Materisis
Defense Mobilization
FHA Moves Offices to New Greeley Area Location
Ronald J. Fenalia county supervisor of Braemers Home Administration announced the removal of FHA offices from the Greeley Building to 1118 5th Ave on Tuesday May 28. The office is open for business in the new location.
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Ronald J. Fenalia
Braemers’ Home Administration
FHA
Greeley Building
Ath Ave
Bears Beat Air Force Academy 7 2 in District Playoffs
Colorado State College Bears topped Air Force Academy 7 2 at Jackson Field as pitcher E Dyerl struck out several Baying for New Mexico 32 winner over BYU. Bears used 13 hits to back Dyerl and took a 4 1 lead by the fourth inning. Suydam drove in three runs with two hits, and Harper stole third in a key seventh inning. Air Force scored in the first two frames but could not plate more than two as Dyerl allowed only seven Falcons hits over six innings.
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U1 Air Force Academy
Colorado
State College
Ali Jackson
White Dyer
Bears
New Mexico
Brigham Young University
Ratty
Beers
Harper
Air Force
Vrhaya
Dyer
Falcons
Falcon
Suydam
BYU
Kha
State Traffic Deaths at 144 in Colorado
The 1952 Colorado traffic toll reached 144 after a Thursday night crash near Springfield. Jannie Sue Russell and George Daying, both residents of Springfield, were killed along with Fred L. Emery of Aurora. Emery died after a May 23 crash on U S 6 southeast of Denver.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Coks
Wp Young
U.S. Highway 237
Jannie Sue Russell
George da
Ying Ath
Springield
Fred L. Emery
Aurora, Co
Colorado General Hospital
Denver
Jarier
Stock market rally cools after huge gains earlier week
The stock market closed moderately lower, halting a rally that erased early losses. Profit-taking weighed on the Dow and major issues. Trading volume stayed heavy but below the prior sessions, with several blue chips dropping while a few gained modestly. Institutions pulled back buying as the market faced possible scrutiny.
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AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
New York Stock Exchange
Dow. Jones
International Business Machines
Polaroid
Xerox
Litton Industries
American Telephone
US Steel
General Motors SL
Union Carbide
du Pont
International Nicsec
Texaco
Liggett & Myers
Canigress
Enother
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