Bill Readied To Deal with Steel Strike Problem
Washington June 3 a congressman aims to craft emergency legislation to resolve the steel strike. Senate Banking Committee member Maybank and aides plan a possible amendment while industry leaders discuss a private settlement. Public talk centers on presidential power to intervene and Taft Hartley act limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Washington
Una
Chatrmal Maybank
D-5.c
Senate Banking Committee
Maybank
Truman
Congress
Ben Tatt
Ohio
Republcan
Notier
Trimada
Convention in Salt Lake City Action Planned in Long Beach
Report by the NRA notes a convention to be held in Long Beach California near November with eleven members present as organizers and leaders listed. Russia insists Red China participate in United Nations discussions as Western powers debate new arms ceiling proposals at the UN disarmament commission.
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Salt Lake City
Lin National Reclamation Agearinton Wesan Drotling Anday Moe
NRA
Long Beach
Cali
Wsroclatin
Tye George Ke Anitor- Fon
Aston
Alli
Greeley
Gla
Russia
China
N.Y
Tortay Ame
Janah A. Malik
U.N. Aiearmament Commission
Sir Henry Low to Address Greeley Rotary Club
Sir Henry Low of Bulawayo Southern Rhodesia will speak to the Greeley Rotary at Park Congregational church on Wednesday. A former Rotary International vice president and longtime public servant, he has chaired native welfare, labor, and housing boards and was knighted in 1952 for public service. He retired after a long career overseeing Rhodesian railways and national boards.
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Heney Low
Shore
Bulawayo
Southern Rhodesia
Greeley
Capa Town University
Capa Tow
South Africa
Sir Henry
Federation of Rhodesian Native Welfare Societies
Dulawayn Publicity Sssociation
Rhodesian Mantal Hosquat Board
Muodesian Endlely
Matafelel
Lebor Soath
Wa Arch Ip
National Native Laur Board
Phajraaen
Lee
National Building and Housing Board
Iimatt
National War Fund of Southern Abodrets
Wer
England
Southern
Rhodesia
Henry
Northira
Rhodesis
Nyssa
No Railway Board
Senate Passes Highway Fund by Voice Vote
The Senate approved a federal highway fund measure by voice vote after six hours of debate, with 54 to 34 supporting and 200 million withheld for other uses. The bill, aimed at fiscal years 1984 and 1955, moves back to the House after passage.
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Senate
Washington
Jung
Federe
Uscal
Remaia
Nicaragua
Roosevelt
He House
C of C Invites the Rodeo and Parade Attendees
The chamber invites General Dwight D. Eisenhower and Governor Dan Thornton to attend the July 4 celebration and parade in Meeker. The invitation notes Eisenhower’s likely attendance at the rodeo and afternoon events, with the governor also invited to participate. Danny Achziger is mentioned in connection with graduation lists and local notices.
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Chamber of Commerce
Dwight D. Eleenhower
Eleenhower
Dan Thorn Con
Alan
Jt Hee
Danny Achziger
Denny Achziger
Ron
Dan Arhaiger
RFD
Erade
Meeker Junior Nigh. Ie
Meeker Gradutes
Coroner Jury Returns Verdict in Ogier Inquest
A coroner s jury ruled that Mrs Ethel Ogier died from injuries tied to an altercation with her husband Alfred Ogier. District Attorney Marc Smith said no charges would be filed due to lack of direct proof and conflicting medical testimony. Mrs Ogier 59 died May 12 at St Joseph s hospital Denver after leaving their farm northeast of Ault. The inquest heard testimony from pathologists and witnesses about past incidents and alcohol-related disputes. Police and county officials provided account details as the jury deliberated and the coroner noted the timing of blows could be weeks before autopsy. Independent witnesses described Mrs Ogier s ill health and husband s drunken behavior surrounding events in April. The inquest proceedings interrupted when Ogier fainted and struck his head.
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Ethel Ogier
Alfred Ogier
Ogier
Marc Smith
Smith
Mrs. Ogier
Karl Abiborn
CorjJoner Hose Adamson
Mra. Ogier
Calvin Crosler
Albert Darling
C. C. Coburn
Cloyd Smith
Fred Lockridge
George Tucker
Lewis Kidd
Weld County R Pathologiet
Patterson Seld
Ralph Netham
Aha
Fimrin Ruaple
Cheyenne
Mra. Ogler
Osier
Ned
Ogler
T Hey
Sherrif Willa C. Tegtman
Rane
Ogiler
George Jabneau
Bolee
Denver
Calvin Howden
Bolse
Idaan
Alvaty Fyoel
Tha i Denver
Lark
Malot
Bowden
Jim Denver
Denver Woman Found Dead. Police Probe Begins
Police investigate a Denver death after a 2 year old woman was found nude on a bed in a downtown hotel room. Clementiog b. Carpenter identified the victim. Autopsy planned to determine cause while no violence marks were found. detective Douglas Phillips questions a missing male companion who checked in.
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Corer
Viclet
Pollcess Clementiog B. Carpenter
Douglas Phillips
Venmane
South Dakota Primary May Decide GOP Destiny
The South Dakota primary shapes the Republican race between Dwight D. Eisenhower and Robert A. Taft as 14 delegates are at stake. Analysts note the result could influence momentum toward the Chicago convention while Democrats in South Dakota seek to secure eight delegates with Sen. Mike Kellanger on hand.
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Associated Frees
Geo
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Cades
Washington
South Dakota
Eisenhower Sralla
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Lis
Soult
Dakola
Taft
Eisenhower
Chicago
Europe
Midwest
Mike Kelanger
Tennesten
South
Douglas MacArthur
California
Hisenhower
Warren
Kefauver
Edmund G Brown
Thamecrata
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Mutual Security
W. Averell Hardmack
Onla
Ebsenhower
Tafs
Daria
Ingalls
Bob Tall
Gen
Kiaenhower
Arauba
Fthode Island
Miseour
Nations Committee
Anton
Mississippi
Miners Saved After Cavern Collapse At Penske Mine
Three of the five iron ore miners trapped by a cavern yesterday at the Penske mine were rescued this afternoon. The fate of the other two was undetermined. Rescue efforts followed a collapse that trapped workers several levels underground.
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Kronxead
Midh
Penske Mile
Fee
Peankre
Maine
Candidacy Talk From Herman D. Gross in Weld County Race
Herman D. Gross of Kersey announces his candidacy for county commissioner of district three, subject to delegates' will. Incumbent George L. Andersen plans re election. Gross, active in the Republican party in Weld County, has farmed locally, served in World War I, studied at Drury College and Missouri State Teachers College, and held roles as school principal and Kerrey school board president.
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Herman D. Gross
Kersey
George L. Andersen
Crose
Tepubilena Party
Weld
Srecinet
Mmiscouri
Cross
Drury College
Minsouri State
Teachara College
Springfield
Colorado
Ila
Man Iive
Ren
Hayn
Clearfaire
Slovermen
Valley View School
Henn
Kerrey School
Kerray Methodiel Church Board
Paem Bureau
Wald County
Laem
Koje Island Prison Camp Riot Report
American guards fired riot guns into a Koje Island prisoner of war compound killing one and wounding seven. A night of clashes followed the POWs removing clothing and raising a new flagpole as Brigadier General Hayden demanded the red flags be hauled down.
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Jim Becker
Koije Island
Korea
Aed
Hed
Thajr
Pep
Whse
Oil Drilling Reports From A L Geabil Area
Reports list multiple wells north of Stonaham and southwest of Pierce with electric drilling in progress. Observations note coring through marl and slow drift below target while other sections show activity in Fosston Kenta and Greenley region. Senate highway funds debate in Washington mentions 200 million allocation and potential further cuts.
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Union Tactic Railroad
Mine Foath
Ponasite
Blakeville
Senate
Washington
Senate Teday
Beoscar
Teders Bighway
Eisenhower Warns on War Power and Air Strength
Dwight D. Eisenhower stresses a strong U S air force and unity in facing future conflict He criticizes Truman era air force cuts and calls for mobilization readiness He warns against Russia provocation while stressing defensive vigilance and a universal military training concept as a deterrent.
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Washington
Jura
Dea
Dwight D. Eisenower
U. S
Jinbert A. Tall
Eisentaner
Army
Elnenhayer
Pentigon
Dufango Lovett
Eisenhower
Uniformed Services
The
United
Secretary of Defense
Ike Raye
Renatora Ladae
Massachusetts
Bull
Pennsylvania
Poolaft
Ford Foundation
Fizenhower
Hwedquarters
Clvilan
Natlooel
Ablleng
Kans
Taft
Jacl Boadsy
Eitenhower
Amy Chlet
Stale Taft
Iolat
Acondar
Russia
Europe
Panel on Future Features City Hi Graduation
The 72nd commencement at Greeley High School will carry the theme The Challenge of the Future. Five graduates will speak on topics tied to the theme as the senior choir performs You’ll Never Walk Alone. Principal Henry C. Jensen and Dr. Leslie K. Grimme will present honors and diplomas. The ceremony, at 5 p.m. in the Eighth Avenue gym, will feature musical interludes and an invocation by the Rev. Jack V. Reeve.
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Greeley High School
Avrenine Gymnaghint At & P.m. Wadageday
Grésant
Patricia Holley
Nona Riggs
Wiel Swao
Virgila Helterle
Gampuz
Ann Lindow
Janet Whitney
Bervice
Dink McKinley
Ollie Hockley
Don, Meyers
Barbara Gillespie
World Citzenship
Henry C. Jensen
Leslie K. Grimve
Willan S. Garneey
Board of Education
Jack V. Reeve
First Christian Church
Jerry Winters
Wil
Nancy Reed
Marcia Gold
Joyce Wiger
Jang Taylor
Earl Wells
Chairram
Dore Blaren
Jaroce
Dawson Fred Slice
Art Awor
British Besiege Radio Berlin Run by Russia
The report cites British claims of progress in a tense Berlin standoff inside the western sector. British and German police guard a red brick building as border clashes and evacuations unfold, with Communist forces placing mine belts and roadblocks to seal off Free Berlin areas from Soviet controlled zones.
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Richard Kagischke
Berlig
Jung 3
Tonleht
Irsh
Luenturg
Wertarp Geermany
Germany
Enat
Chat
Acd
Free Weat Berlin
West Sector
Anyorel Amall Arege
Wast Bere
Roda
Creaia
Free Berlin
Ein
Red Radio
Nevacant Tro
Statin
Barriceda
Weather Taps for a four hour period across states
A fragmented forecast notes high temperatures near 92 and low winds across Colorado, Wyoming, New Mexico, and Tuzmay with partly cloudy skies. It describes scattered showers mostly in southern portions on Tuesday and Tuesday night, with warmer conditions in the northwest, and a transition to partly cloudy by Wednesday as shower activity decreases.
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Colorado
Poreion
New Mexico
Injunctions Sought Against Two Big Potato Dealers
Denver June 3 United States Market Attorney Charles Vigil fought in June against two of Colorado's largest potato dealers. Vigil, acting for the price stabilization board, asked for immediate injunctions against American Potato Company and M Toplitzky & Company, both of Denver. Government charges allege the firms sold potatoes above set prices and showed intent to continue noncompliance.
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Denver
U.S
Charles Vigil
Colerarto
Vigil
American Potato Company
M. ‘Toplitzkhy & Company
Deover
Cornell Reinstates 25 Students In Phony War Broadcasts
Ithaca NM June 8 Cornell University reinstated 25 students who participated in a radio broadcast of phony war bulletins. The faculty committee for student conduct had suspended the students for a year and announced last night the suspensions were lifted after a second hearing. The source noted additional information was reviewed though its details were not disclosed.
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Ithaca
NM. Y
Cornell Universiy
Somraittes
Ragsdale Funeral Set for Thursday in Fort Collins
Funeral services for Tarrell Pinky Flagsdale a former Graeley businessman who died Monday in Pueblo will be held at 3 pm Thursday at Balmer and Collins Mortuary Fort Collins. Burial will be in Fort Collins. He is survived by his sister Mrs Ron Ragedale Denver brother and sisters John Deorors Mr Cleo Weaver Denver and Mrs Norman Whitmore Manhattan Peach Kait
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Tarrell
Pinky) Flagsdale
Graeley
Peeblo
Thare Flay
Balmer and Collins Mortuary
Fort Collins
Ragsdale
Pueblo Honital
Als Ciother
Ron Ragedale
Denver
John. Deorors
Cleo Weaver
Norman_ Whitmore
Hanhat
Peach
Cait
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Au.g. Steel
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Secon
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Nickel Plate
New York Central
Supreme
Philip Murray
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United Steelworkers
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Sturray
Scro‘s
U. 8. Steel Corp
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Iran
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Minn
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Walon
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Thirara
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Hearn
Weelom
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Watton
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Holly Sugar Company
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Senate House
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Dia
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Billy ‘Mitchell
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Carol A. Eowatz
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Tras Nationa
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Blaenhower
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le Bureps Teil
Tie
Hota
Armas
Europa
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Congo
Belgian Congo
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City Hi Graduation
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McGlellan Air Force Base
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