Boardman May Get Title Shot in Boston
New York report says Larry Boardman, a 4 year old amateur heavyweight contender, may be lined up for a title shot against champion Bud Smith. Promoter Sam Silverman of Boston could arrange a $50,000 guarantee for a Sept 10 bout in Boston after Boardman stopped Frankie Ruff in 4 seconds of the ninth round at Madison Square Garden. Ryff knocked out in a prior bout. doctor ordered hospital observation. Boardman’s future remains unsettled as industry officials debate the match setup.
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Bud) Smith
Frankie Ruff
Sam Silverman
Boston
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Conn
Rhamp
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Italy
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Tony Petronelli
National Boxing Assa
Ira McCown
New York State Athletic Commission
Ryff
St. Clare's Hospital
Larry Boardman
Bay Wonder
Alvision
Grees
Wrankie Ruit
Starlboronch
Culer Sandy Saddler
Tournament golfers seek a czar to run affairs
Players decide Friday night to hire a tournament manager with authority over nearly all activities except the PGA executive committee. Bob Toski leads the committee from Melrose, Massachusetts, proposing to raise at least $21,000 from prize purses starting with the National Open to fund the position. The plan would reduce supervisor Ray O’Brien’s authority, though he would not be fired.
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PGA
Bob Toski
Melyoke
Mass
Ray O'Brien
Notice to Seon Hatate Guardian Guardianship Law
Guardianship proceedings discussed in Colorado’s Wal CountyCounty Court file. Fiduciaries of the guardianship must present claims for allowance within six months from May 28, 1536. otherwise barred. National Bank of Craird Trust Officer and attorneys Freevyx & Quinn listed. Dates shown: June 3 9 16 13 1958.
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Herery
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Il Tecsona
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Colorado
Raird
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Attarnes
Tom Stevens Wins Repeats Singles Championship
Tom Stevens son of Mr and Mrs Fed Sleyveis of 1804 Fifteenth avenue, a Kemper Military School cadet in Boonville Missouri, won the Interstate Athletic Conference tennis singles title at the recent Lamantia meet. It marked his second consecutive singles crown with Kemper earning a junior college tennis letter for his standout season. Stevens previously starred at Greeley High and partnered with Jerry McMurray in 1954 to win the Northern conference doubles title and reach the state finals.
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Fed Sleyveis
Fifteenth Avenue
Kemper Military’ School
Boonville
Interstate Athletic Conference
Lamanita
Stevens
Kemper
Greeley High
Jerry McMurray
John Reale Attends Key Owners School
John Reale of Columbine Rec reationalorporation will open new bowling lanes in September after attending the Brunswick bowling proprietors school in Chiraxa. The program features famed bowling figures teaching alley management, league handling, tournaments, open bowling and beginner instruction to boost services for local bowlers this season.
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Columbine Recreationalorporation
Septmber
Brunswick Bowling Proprietors School
Chiraxa
Boating Rules Unchanged on Reclamation Waters
There are no major changes this year in boating regulations for reservoirs and lakes controlled by the Bureau of Reclamation. Permits and where to obtain them are listed for Willow Creek, Granby, Green Mountain, Lake Estes, Carter Lake, Horsetooth, and others under local control. Some lakes remain permit free and certain areas are National Park Service property with no permits required.
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Layinier County
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No-Hit Pitcher Jots Tok Sequoyah Chiefs to 12-0 Win
A-Donnie Jot ton, who learned left handed pitching after polio crippled his other arm, pitched a no hit 12-0 victory for Sequoyah Chiefs over Clinton Yanks Thursday night. Also notes from boxing and golf results across New York and Asheville.
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Donnie Jotton
Sequoyah Chiefs
Clinton Yanks
Delany Joins 4-Min. Milers at Compton Meet
Delany of Ireland and Gunnar Nielsen of Denmark joined the four minute milers by finishing in 3:59.0 and 3:59.1 respectively at the Compton Invitational. Ron Delany, Villanova student, led the field with a dramatic dash to the tape. Wes Santee sorely attempted to break the club barrier on the famed lane track.
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Alex Burl
Colorado A&m
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Bart
Iowa State
Muorchison
Jesse Owens
Western Union Workers Hold Jobs After New York Stoppage
About 34,000 deployes of Western Union Telegraph Co stayed on job after four short stoppages in New York despite contract expirations. ACA and CTU negotiators met. talks recessed with CTU resuming in New Brunswick New Jersey. No extension with CTU was reached. NY ACA talks to resume Friday night.
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Western Union Telegraph Co
New York
Lruce
American Commmunications Assn
Ind
New York Area
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Commercial Telegraphers Union
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Es Wartis
Dexter
Thaho
Lissouri Valley
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Frelay
Rutgers University
Donald
White
Yom Stevens Awarded Memorial Tennis Plaque at Kemper
Yom Stevens son of Mr and Mrs Ted Stevens of 1204 Sin Ave received the W E Perry Memorial Plaque for tennis after an outstanding junior college season. He won the Interstate Conference singles title again this spring and belongs to the Athletic Honor Society for tennis. An annual church service recalls the shipwreck bringing St Paul to Malta.
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Yor
Stevens
Ted Stevens
Sin Ave
Kemper Military School
Nooneville
W. E. Perry
Galeton Farm Bureau Meeting Features Play and Guest Speaker
The Galeton Farm Bureau meeting at Galeton school featured the play Feudin Mountain Boys performed by members led by Ed Kelly. Guest speaker Dr. Joan Welling of CSCE spoke on Current Events of the World. Oscar Swanson led business, with reports on a June 4 dairy display and a June 22 women’s meeting at Blue Flame room.
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Galeton Farm Bureau
Galeton School
Ed Kelly
Ozzie Collis
Gary White
Menrietta Hirsch
Shirley Foose
Kathwen Kelly
G. BR. Carlson
Marilyn Dillard
Wayne Carlson
Bruce Nix
Philip Leherte
Joan Welling
CSCE
Oscar Swanson
Art Stanley
North Greeley Far Bureau
Paul Kell
Srr
Carl Hirsch
Gilcrest- Plriteville
Art Andersen Jr
Ault
Stanley
Weld County Farm Bureau
Blue Flame
Caiey
Mother of Prominent State Official Dies
Mrs Atlee Alexander of Durango and Denver died late Wednesday night in Denver. Native of Missouri, she lived in Durango 60 years and was mother to Waller A. Alexander, relief administrator in the Colorado secretary of state’s office, and Mrs Ruby Goddard of Los Angeles. Surviving are two brothers, W W Belmont of Durango. Funeral services will be held in Durango at 2 p.m. Saturday with burial in Denver cemetery.
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Atlee Alexander
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atDurango
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Ruby Goddard
Los Angeles
W. W. Belmont
Missouri
John H. Alexander
Turial
Denver Cemetery
Soldier Warner Grooms in European Engineer School Graduation
George Ti Warner, son of Earnest E Warner of Greeley Colorado, recently graduated from the Army European Engineer School at Maryhall Germany. He completed the heavy construction carpenter course after enlisting in January 2286, finishing basic training at Fort Riley Kansas and arriving in Europe last November. He was a farmer before joining the army.
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Gro Murnay
Germany
George Ti. Warner
Earnest E. Warner
Greevey
Colo
Army
Maryhall
Werner
Port Riley
Kan
Europe
Cooper Declines Senate Bid in Kentucky
Lexington reports that John Sherman Cooper will not seek the U S Senate seat this fall. Dewey Daniel, GOP Central Committee chair, said Cooper wired his decision and Caspien will disclose reasons at Saturday’s meeting. Cooper has been U S ambassador to India and a former selector.
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U. S. Senate
Kentucky
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U. S
India
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He Aykine
Dewey Daniel
Alben W. Barkley
Daniel
Caspien
Witnesses Continue Civil Rights Hearings Amid Opposition
Senate Judiciary Committee hears opposition figures led by North Carolina Attorney General William Rodman as it prepares for televised hearings on civil rights measures. About 75 opposing witnesses, including eight or nine Southern state AGs and several governors, are expected to testify as the panel advances a civil rights package through the legislative process.
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NAACP
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Rudman
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House
Herman Talmadge
Georgia
James ¥. Byrnes
South Carolina
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Rodman
Senate Committee
United States of America
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North Carolin
La Salle and Sterling Host Junior Old Timers Convention
La Salle and Sterling will host the Union Traf fic Junior Old Timers convention at Estes Park from June 8 to 10. About 230 delegates from 10 states attend with 142 staying at La Salle June 7. A tour schedule includes Trail Ridge, Grand Lake, and Moraine Park, with a June 9 dinner dance in the Maxwell room.
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Aliee Matthews
Heler Zingg
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Orville Johnson
Bert Mowo
Fred Harris
Eden accuses Greece of stirring up terrorism
NORWICH England Prime Minister Eden accused Greece of foul propaganda aimed at fomenting terrorism in the Cypris colony He criticized Greek radio and press for inciting unrest while British troops and Governor Field Marshal Sir John Harding work to restore order Eden warned there could be no NATO member supporting such broadcasts and signaled new diplomatic moves over the Cypris issue with a NATO regime discussed in London He asserted Britain would defend its vital interests with firmness and not yield.
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Bids on Gunnison Road To Be Opened June 19
The Colorado Highway Dept will open bids June 34 for rebuilding a three mile stretch of U S 50 near Gunnison. Project cost about 924,943 includes two concrete and steel bridges 453 and 323 feet long over Gunnison River channels. Construction parallels the current highway on the south, with work to commence after bid opening. Local tax raids yielded revenue turned to the Treasury.
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Weld Library expands summer service with eight new stops
The Weld County library adds eight bookmobile stops this summer covering towns across the county. Librarian Marguerite King and driver Abrabi Torres lead the routes with volunteers delivering books to adults and children during two week collections, starting June through August.
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Queen Security Farce Exposed by Test Observer
London based Daily Sketch columnist Linton Ward recounts posing as an assassin during the royal parade for Queen Elizabeth II. He says he could have fired almost point blank from close range as guards and reporters mingled with crowds. Ward describes weapons concealed as props and notes police and security appeared lax, calling the setup a farce while outlining his near approach to the Queen and nearby dukes.
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