Johnson Carries Carroll on Washington Trip for Senate bid
Gov. Ed Johnson invites John A. Carroll to Washington to lobby for an expanded interstate highway plan and to aid in securing federal support. Carroll quickly accepts, while both deny political motives, the move may influence Carroll’s potential Senate bid and help secure backing from House and Senate conferees.
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Ed Johnson
John Carroll
Senator
Washington
Gordon G. Gauss
Denver
Johnson
John A. Carroll
U. S. Senate
Carroll
Densver
Colorado
Committee Refuses Funds for Shale Oil Experiment at Rifle
Washington dispute ends funding for shale oil research at the Bureau of Mines Rifle基地 plant in Rifle California after a House Senate conference trims the Interior Appropriation bill. The Senate had included one million dollars for the plant, but conference stripped it.
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Washington
House
Senate
Hinds
Bureau of Mines
Rifle
Cala
Mrs Donna Marquardt Stricken With Polio At 71
Doctors at Park View Episcopal Hospital disclosed Friday that Mrs Donna Marquardt a 71 year old mother of two children is suffering a mild case of paralytic polio. She was hospitalized two weeks ago and doctors said her condition was good. It was not announced whether she had received the Salk polio vaccine.
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Furblo
Parkview Episcopal Hospital
Donna Marquardt
Marquardt
Jesse Jones Dies With RFC Fame At 82
Jesse H. Jones, influential RFC figure and financier who helped fund large Houston skyline growth, dies at 82 after a career spanning three presidents. He led major developments including 33 multistory buildings and the Houston Chronicle, and owned properties in New York, Fort Worth, Dallas, and Memphis. He resigned as secretary of commerce and lender in 1945 following a feud with Henry Wallace.
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Houston
Tex
Jesse H. Jones
Dily
Ipance Corp
Jones
Commerce
RFC
Henry Wallace
Woodrow Wilkan
Heryork Hoover
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Courts Docket Report of Drunken and Improper Driving
In the courts BD J Matheson IP Court Lestie Vénne Embry Millikes careless driving costs. Clemente Tamian Taterne drunk driving $100 and costs. Paul Jackson Denver drunk driving $925 and costs. Paulino Trujilin Ait improper backing $40 and costs. Bilis G. Rellis Route 4 La Salle improper passing costs. John TD Christy Route Mile fiken atop sign license glasses $10 and costs. Bennie BR Jojalz Route 2 La Salle speeding $10 and costs. Alfred R. Pargas Route 2 Exton atop sign violation $10 and costs. iF
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Embry
Millikes
Clemente Tamian
Taterne
Paul Jackson
Denver
Casle
Bre Sidon
Oye Trujilin
Bilis G. Rellis
la Salle
John TD
Christy
Mile Fiken
Bennie BR
Jojalz
Alfred R. Pargas
Exton
Costa
Charges Against Congressman's Son Dismissed in Denver
Byron G. Rogers Jr. 18 son of Rep. Byron G. Rogers had theft and disturbance charges dismissed on a technicality in Police Court. Co-defendant George P. Puller was convicted of a theft charge. Rogers and Swickard had complaints dismissed due to wrong offense time. All three Denver University students were arrested May 5 after a building disturbance and missing extinguisher.
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Dervear Im
Byron G. Rogers Jr
Byron G. Rogers
George P. Puller
Iurhaore
James Heyer
Rogers
Pan T. Swickard
Heyer
Denver University
Denver
Seth Beach
Folicte
Fuller
Kentucky man indicted for threatening President Eisenhower
A Colorado federal grand jury indicted Sam Stepp of Lexington Kentucky on threatening the President. Stepp, 35, arrested by Secret Service in Glenwood Springs last March, was ordered held on 1000 bond pending trial by Judge Jean S Bredstenstein who noted Stepp allegedly told a bartender he would shoot the President if close enough. The case was among two indictments returned during a two week session with five kept secret pending warrants.
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Kentucky
Eisenhower
Colorado
Federal Grand Jury
Jean S. Bredtenstein
Sam Sepp
Inex
Stepp
Secret Service
Glenwood Springs
Colo
Earl E. Scheel
Secret Service Office
Buena ‘Vieje
Colo, Tavers
Bomb at U S Consular Official Home in Cyprus
A bomb struck the porch of a U S consular official's home in Nicosia Cyprus Friday causing slight damage without reported casualties. The official Mr Meechan a married man with three children was named. The attack marks the third bombing on the same street attributed to Greek Cypriot underground groups in the past week.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
U.S
Mechan
Marciéd
Meechan
Hrilisk
Britain Softens Middle East Stand at UN Debate
Britain amended its Middle East peace resolution to placate Russia Iran and Arab states though Arabs vow to resist further softening Russia Iran and Nationalist China backed the critique Western delegates were surprised by the sharp Arabic and regional criticism at the Security Council session adjourned until Monday with no vote.
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Middle East
Russia
Iran
Council
Syria
Jordan
Egypt
Lebanon
Dag Hammarskjoli
China
Afernooe
Cedaredge Boy Drowns at Sweitzer Lake
A Cedaredge youth, Gis Hodson, 13, disappeared while swimming at Sweitzer Lake two miles south of Cedaredge. His body was found about two hours later. It is Colorado’s eighth drowning in two weeks. Hodson was with other Cedar Ridge youngsters when cramps forced him out and he later returned to the water. Sweitzer Lake, built in 1954 by the Colorado Game and Fish Dept for warmwater fishing.
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Carroll
Senate
Carrell
Calarade
House-Senate
Colorado
Denver
Salt Lake City
Utah
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Commerce Dept
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House
Truman
U. S. Senate
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Ravernor
Washington
Eugene D. Millikin
Long Johnson
Republi
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Charles F. Brannan
Brannan
Sen
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Carrel
Palilek
Caredil
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Tohinson
Wan
Delta WA
Sweiteer Lake
Gis Hodson
Otis Horson Sr
Tndersheriff
Eugene Linn
Lyoung Otis
Cedaridge
Lee
French Kill More Rebels in Algeria
ALGIERS reports Friday night French forces killed 230 rebels in the Gates of Iron gorges, tightening a ring around 400 Arab Nationalists in a major 18 month uprising battle. A streamlined French division trapped an Algerian Nationalist force southwest of Bougie. Casualties for French forces were not disclosed.
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Algeria
Biban
Bougie
Texas chain to run hotel at Silverton
The Alsonett Hotels chain has signed a contract to manage the Broom Grand Imperial Hotel in Silverton, a historic host to Colorado’s silver kings. The property, refurbished and redecorated in 1953, is owned by Texas Housing Co. of Dallas.
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Silverton St
Alsonett Hotels Chain
Caloorada
Silver Kings
Texas Housing Cn
Dalles
Matthew Woll Dies in New York Hospital
Matthew Woll, 46, an APL-CIO vice president and veteran union activist, died Friday night in New York Hospital. He spent 36 years as Ford AFL-CIO vice president and served on executive committees after the amalgamation. Woll led Union Labor Life Insurance for three decades, then resigned last year to become general executive chairman of the firm.
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New York
Batthew Wall
Apl-Cio Vic
New _York Hospital
Ford AF
Lismere Ver
CIO
Wall
Woll
Ellender Charges Waste in Armed Services Plans
Sen. Ellender of Louisiana and Sen. Dworshak of Idaho criticized the defense spending during a Senate Appropriations Subcommittee hearing on a 334% billion dollar defense bill. They questioned Air Force plans for multimillion dollar new production and research facilities, suggesting the Navy’s idle Pocatello plant could serve instead, and recalled wartime jet pilot training near a Louisiana blimp base as an example of wasteful land use.
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Washington
Elles der
D-La
Sen
Dworshak
It-Idaho
Frederic
Withington
Navy Bureau
Ordnase
Air Force
Denver
Colo
Ogden
Utah
Navy
Pocatello
Dworstak
Wilkington
Army
Ebender
Louisiana
Ellegder
California Court Gives 5 Year Term in Kidnap Rape Case
Santa Ana California James Walker 25 was sentenced to a minimum of five years for a double kidnapping and rape. He received consecutive terms of one to fifty years on rape counts and concurrent terms of one to two years on kidnapping counts. The maximum possible total could reach 150 years.
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Calif
Ack
James Walker
Biss California
Donna Schurr Brett
Walker
John Shea
Husky
Brett
California
Granby Reservoir Replenishment Tracks Snowmelt
Granby Reservoir nears full storage for first time since 1952 as thaw runoff boosts levels. May 30 storage reached 388,140 acre feet from a low 91,000 on April 21 with daily gains of 3,000 to 5,400 acre feet. Projected annual runoff about 300,000 acre feet, or ~118 percent of normal.
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Bareau
Granby
Byreal
Northern
Colorado
Colorado-Big Thompson
Imorsetooth
Fort Collins
Carter Reservoir
Loveland
Hornetooth
Carter
Shadow Mountain
Sawmill Worker Is Shot to Death Near Fort Collins
A 12-year old sawmill worker, Johnie Lee Newell, died near a Fort Collins area sawmill when he apparently shot himself in a truck. Sheriff Hay Berger and Coroner Harold Warren ruled it an apparent self-inflicted death with no sign of ransom. The incident occurred about four miles east of Pingree Hill, witnessed by 16-year-old Vern Marion. Newell’s mother Clara Newell resides in Denver.
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Here
Lattimer County
Hay Berger
Harold Warren
Johnie Lee Newell
van Marion
Pingree Hill
Vern Marion
Newell
Clara Newell
Denvi
Frank Kistler Sells Glenwood Property to Local Syndicate
Frank Kistler announced the sale of controlling interest in the Hot Springs Lodge and Pool in Glenwood Springs to a syndicate of local businessmen led by Mike Bosco and his son Henry. The deal, not publicly disclosed, was believed to be near one million dollars and includes 169 motel and hotel units, two motels, a 600 by 100 foot pool, and a side restaurant.
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Hot Springs
Glenwood Springs
Frank Kistler
Coloredo Airman and Financial
Mike Bosco
Denver
Colorado River
Lodge and Pools
Henry
Western Union Employees Quit at Cleveland
About 450 Western Union workers in Cleveland walked out for three and a half hours on Friday after Washington failed to secure a quick nationwide contract renewal that expired Thursday. The union said the Cleveland striking workers were called out for an emergency meeting while most other depots remained open.
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Washington
Western Union
Cleveland
Colorado bankruptcy filings reach second-highest May total
Chief Clerk Herbert Delaney disclosed that Colorado residents filed 139 bankruptcy applications in May, the second highest in the court’s history. The May total compares with 108 filings in May last year and 138 in March, marking a remarkable month for insolvency cases.
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Colorado
Ue Bc Bankruptcy Court
Herbert Wi Delaney
Tve
Delaney
Continental Airlines declares quarterly dividend
Directors of Continental Airlines Friday declared a quarterly dividend of 12.44 cents per share of common stock. President Robert F. Six announced the dividend is payable on June 39 to stockholders of record June ay.
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Denver
Continental Air Lines
Robert F
Food Imports New York The United States Imports Twice Exports
A brief market note indicates U S trade in food shows imports about twice exports, reflecting persistent imbalance in food flows. No specific dates or entities provided.
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New York
United States
Gill High Grad Enlists in Navy
John Henry Bruce of Route 4 enlisted in the Navy electronic program and was sent to the Great Lakes training center. He graduated from Gill High School this year and has worked as a school bus driver. Chief C C Chileon, local Navy recruiter, reported the enlistment.
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John Henry Bruce
Afr
Chyate
Bruce
Navy Electronic
Great Lakes
C. C. Chileon
Navy
GIU High School
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