2000 Scientists Call A Tests End
Pasadena Calif, scientists sign an appeal urging an international treaty to halt atmospheric nuclear testing. Linus Pauling, Nobel chemist, leads the effort with about 2090 signatures from biologists chemists and physicians. He warns fallout could produce 200000 defective children in future generations.
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Pasadena
Calif
Linus Pauling
Wworld
Pauling
Division of
Chemistry and Chemical Engineering
California Institute
St. Louis
Washington University
Southwest Struck by New Storms Across Texas and Oklahoma
Severe weather battered the Southwest from Oklahoma to Texas with floods and tornadoes. Bridges failed as floodwaters swept streams. four deaths in Texas and two drownings were reported. Residents fled to higher ground while crews prepared for water use and bridge repairs amid ongoing storms.
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Oklahoma
Texas
Maskell
AL Force
San Antonio
Wiisler
Prairieland
Pollsboro
Tex
North
Pease River
Quanah
Santa Fe
Greeley
Washila
Greelep
Hivery Witie
Weld
Weld Resident Appointed to Subsoil Water Board
Gov McNichols named a diverse slate to Colorado's first underground water law commission. Appointees represent Arkansas Valley South Platte La Jara La Puente, and Northwest Colorado with terms set by lottery. The nine unpaid members will join ex officio state officials to implement the new law by July 1.
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Denver
Ground Water Commission
McNichols
Ife
Simon Elioll
Pueblo
Lail Schmidt
Lamar
Arkansas Valley
Sam Chulkow
Akron
John Cuykendall
Roggen
South Platte
James McDaniels
la Jara
Walker Myers
Center
San Luis
Valley
Chester Harris
Marvel
Coledo
John J. Heuschkel
Cerbondale
Colorado
Commission
Water Coxservation Board
Otcla
J. E. Whitten
Water Conservation Board
Jorence State
D. Lew Williams
Norwood
Ira Kerly
Mancas
Christian Wunisch
Galanta
Raphael Moses
Alamasa
Walter Conservation Board
Hair Burwell
Grand Junction
Neonis W. Wiles
Durango
State
Robert Williams
Frank Malou
Gilman
Burwel, Dong
Uranium Mining
Head Minerals Engineering Co
Wiles
Vanadium Corp
America
Rabed Williams Ahn
Mrs Schweitzer Dies in Zurich
Mrs Helene Schweizer, 78, wife of Albert Schweitzer the Nobel Prize laureate, died Saturday in Zurich. She shared his work at his famous hospital in central Africa.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Helene Schweizer
Albert Schweitzer
Nobel Trizewignery
Central Africa
Weekend Weather Outlook and Temperatures
Sunday saw pleasant conditions with temperatures near 62 degrees in the afternoon and a night low around 50s to 60s range. Forecasts predict the warm, clear pattern continuing through Tuesday with regional readings and occasional variations from industrial stations and local factories.
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Great Western Sugar Company
Darden Eae Anne
Cigarette Tax Election Set and Manager Petition Questioned
City clerk Mort Baleh set a special election for July 18 on a two cent cigarette tax to fund recreational facilities. A petition to abolish the city manager form of government is also under review, with legal questions about its validity and the election process.
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Cig
Mort Baleh
Baleh
Junior Chamber, of Commerce
Pelilion
Balch
Alty
Priday
Herbert EB. Mann
Weld County sweeps judging honors at Brighton show
Weld County dominates the Brighton Western Shorthorn livestock judging event. A 48-member Weld team won first place and swept several judging honors while two Weld County members tied for high individual with 409 points. Virginia Croissant and Kenny Dalton led in individual standings, with Croissant earning the trophy. Other county teams and individuals collected top placings across divisions.
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Weld County
Brighton
Virginia Croissant
Kenny Dalton
Miss Croissant
Nasons
Leslie Stencel
John Carlson
Gill 4-H Club
Alan Swanson
Cleverly
Kenny Daten
Ronnie Pappraheim
Eaton
Tess Rumsey
Box Elder
Aeam
Gill
Sandra Wilson
Nua
Don Bernhardt
Sam Spencer
Ault
Leslie Spencer
Frank Kutcher
Jerry Libsack
Claverly
Prace
Plastic Balloon reaches 96000 feet with Air Officer Aloff
A giant plastic balloon carrying Air Force officer Capt. Z W Killinger Jr. ascends to 96000 feet over Minnesota, setting a manned lighter-than-air altitude record. The capsule landed near Weaver, Minnesota, after about six hours total flight time. Killinger was in good condition and underwent medical tests at a Minneapolis hospital as part of the Holloman center project.
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South St, Paul
Minn
Air Force
Minnesota
Z. W. Killinger Jr
Earth
Weaver
Mann
Here
Kitlinger
Maj
J. W. Merl Curdy
Minneapolis Veterans Administration
Holloman Air Development Center
Alamoporda
Tampa
Fla
Little Girl Fatally Hurt in La Salle Farm Accident
Four year old Julie Annetle Todd died after falling from a farm pickup truck as it backed to the house southeast of La Salle. Her father slammed the vehicle to avoid the child. an air compressor struck a ground worker. Coroner Ross Adamson investigated. Survivors include her parents, a sister Carolyn and brother Cary. Services at Macy's Drawing Room at 2 PM Tuesday, interment Sunset Memorial Gardens.
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Julie Annetle Todd
la Salle
S. Graydon Todd
Julie
Duke
la Selle
Ross Adamson
Greeley
Carolyn
Cary Todd
Mabel Grasskopf
Lena Todd
Downey
Calif
Pam
Macys
Sunset Memorial Gardens
Elsa Maxwell Fined by Paris Court in Farouk Libel Case
Paris court orders Elsa Maxwell to pay 300000 francs to King Farouk for libel in memoirs. Maxwell fined 30000 francs. total damages about $875 with a $142 fine. Farouk seeks five million francs, about $14 285.
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Pans Ui — Society Partygiver
Elsa Maxwell
Paris
Egypt
Farouk
Miss Maxwell
Maxwell
U. S
Carrier Fire from Gresley in Fatal Crash
Lieutenant Douglas Earl Anderson was killed when the air test he piloted crashed into the Pacific during flight operations from Moffett Field California. The body was not recovered but more details would follow. He enlisted five years ago and was on his second Pacific cruise leaving his home base near San Francisco three months earlier. He is survived by his wife Ardon and their six month old son Douglas Earl Jr. A Greeley native, he graduated from Greeley High School in 1949 and attended Colorado State College before entering the Navy. He held Wings of Gold and a Navy commission since 1952 and served at Moffett Field and Pensacola. He was part of a Naval Aviation Cadet drill team during training. He also leaves a brother Paul La Salle sisters and a grandfather in Greeley.
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Douglas Earl Anderson
Pacific
S. Yorktown
Navy Department
Ire
H. Anderson
1618
Sixteenth Street
Liat
Anderson
Navy
Mofell Field
Calif
San Francisco
Ardon
Mountain View
Moffell Meld
Eied
Douglas Earl Jr
Soul
Brush
Greeley
Greeley High School
Norman
Bougainville Island
Sieut
Colorado State College
Harin Field
Foley
Ala
Corpus Christi
Tex
Moffett Field
Jyne
Pensacola
Fla
Naval Aviation
United States
Lieut
Paul
la Salle
Ard Dunes
Cheyenne
N. R. Lindburg
Weld Flood Aid Referred to U S Civil Defense Office
Colorado seeks federal designation for Adams and Weld counties as food disaster areas. Gov. Mew Nichols was notified by Sherman Adams that detailed investigations will be made into the request. The governor asked $285,000 in federal funds to help fund a new water supply for Frederick Weld County.
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Denver
Colorado
Adams
Boulder
Weld Coun Tis
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Mew Nichols
Sherman Adams
Frederick
Weld County
Supreme Court orders govt to reveal secret files or end case
The Supreme Court ruled the government must produce FBI reports of key witnesses or abandon the Jencks case. Justice Brennan led a 6 3 decision granting a new trial for Chintan E. Jencks, a former union official, and allowing inspection of material related to witnesses Matuson and Ford to help frame his defense.
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Supreme Court
Govt
Washington Vt
Fay Chintan E. Jencks
Jencks
U. S
el Paso
Tex
National Labor Relations Board
Tencks
FBI
International Mine, Mill and Smelter
Harvey F. Matuson
4A. Ford
Communist Party
Brennan
Matuson
Ford
Teack
Teneks
Matusaw and
Rivers Threaten SW Colorado Towns Amid Runoff Fears
Swollen Mancos and Dolores Rivers rise as warm runoff from record snowpack fuels high water. Mancos acts to protect the sewer system while Dolores strengthens dikes. Gov. McNichols provides funding for a new river channel, with temperatures forecast to reach the 90s in Colorado and upper 70s in Wyoming.
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Colorado
Mancas
Dolores
Mancos
Steve McNichols
Wyoming
Grand Junction
Cody
Wye
Fraser
Craig
Eagle
Fort Collins
Grand Tuiclion
la Junta
Lamar
Lamon
Pueblo
Trinidad
Cheyenne
Casper
Landur
Laramie
Taw Tins
Rock Springs
Floyd Preston Dies Sunday
Floyd F. Preston, 69, long time Greeley city employee and former fire chief, died Sunday at Weld County General Hospital. Born May 30, 1888 in Greeley, he served in the water department, led the fire department 1915 to 1918, then headed city garages and shops until retirement four years ago. Survived by wife Hose Man Tres tow, daughter Mae Elizabeth Oster of Greeley, son Glenn Alvz Preston of Cupertino, Calif., sister Rhena Daughtry, brother Cecil Leonard Preston, and four grandchildren. Funeral arrangements announced by Macy’s.
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Floyd F. Preston
Eighth Street
Greeley
Weld County Gentral Hospital
Preston
Hose Man Trestow
Prestow
Elks
Knights of Pythias
Uivers
Mae Elizabeth Oster
Gree Jey
Glenn Alvz Preston
Cupestino
Calif
Rhena Daughtry
Cecil Leonard Preston
Greetcy
Macys
Eden Says He Does Not Expect to Hold Office Again
Former Prime Minister Sir Anthony Eden spoke to reporters after a Boston hospital stay six weeks earlier about his condition. He said he is very lucky to be alive and does not expect to be physically fit to serve in political office again.
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Liverpool
England
Anthony Eden
Lin
Eden
Boston
Court Rules 4 2 Dupont's Control of GM Breaks Law
The Supreme Court rules DuPonts 42 percent GM stake and interlocks violate antitrust laws. Justices Brennan and Whittaker join. Burton and Frankfurter dissent. Clark and Jordan recused. Case stems from eight year-old government suit in Chicago alleging restraint of trade through intercorporate ties.
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Dupont
Washington
the Supreme Tour
The
du Pont Co
General Mallors Corp
Brennan
Burton
Frankfurter
Auatives
Clark
Jartan
Justice Whittaker
du Pont
Chicago
U.S
Walter J. LaBay
Supreme Court
Treat
LaBay
Intercorparate
Greeley High School Graduates Hear Faith Based Sermon
The eighth avenue gym crowd of about 200 attended a vesper service for Greeley High School graduates with Rev. Dee Osterberg of First Covenant Church delivering a sermon on faith and purpose in life. Speakers included Rev. Wayne Deason and student performers provided readings songs and violin. Tom Johnson and Dorothy Spur were noted among attendees.
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Dee Osterberg
Clurch
Greeley High School
Eighthavanue
Osterberg
Tom Johnson
Dorothy Spur
Jack
Wayne Deason
Louise Deason
Jane Lynn
Ardald
Thompson Confirmed as Ambassador to Moscow
The Senate confirmed career diplomat Llewellyn E. Thompson as ambassador to Moscow by voice vote after talks with President Eisenhower. Thompson, a Las Animas, Colorado native, met with Eisenhower at the White House amid ongoing Soviet Union policy discussions. Also listed are marriage license holders from Platteville and Colorado Springs, with names including Jimmie Patrick Valencia, San tana Vigil, David Judge Wilson, Theolyn Glee Slam, Walter Herbert Wartis, and Sllian Ruth Geisick.
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Washington
Senate
Llewellyn E. Thompson
Moscow
Thompson
Murray
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Russia
White House
Las Animas
Coln
Jimmie Patrick Valencia
Santana Vigil
Platteville
David Judge Wilson
Denver
Theolyn Glee Slam
Colorado Springs
Walter Herbert Wartis
Sllian Ruth Geisick
Greeley
Special Election Called in Wisconsin Senate Seat
Governor Vernon W. Thomson announced a special election to fill the Wisconsin Senate seat vacant by the death of May Sen. Joseph R. McCarthy. Primary and general dates were not set but expected within the next few days. Several Republicans including Walter J. Kohler Jr., Warren Knowles, Glenn R. Davis, Henry Reuss, and William Proxmire are mentioned as potential candidates.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Vernon W. Thomson
Senate
Joseph R. McCarthy
Walter J.rohier Ur
Gow
Warren Knowles
Glenn R. Davis
Henry, Reuss
William Proxmire
Longmont Teacher Dies on Fishing Trip Near Fort Collins
Longmont high school teacher W. Ray Hickman, 62, died of a heart attack while fishing 48 miles NW of Fort Collins on a day trip with two colleagues. Survivors include his widow Lois and son Robert. Funeral plans incomplete.
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Longmont
W. Ray Hickman
Fort Collins
Hickman
Dale Griffith
George Summy
Cache la Poudre
Hareold Warner
Larimer County
Jewel Junction
Towa
Wagar
Neb
Share Wae
Long
Loos
Robert
Warm Springs
Ore
Colorado Weather Summary for Monday through Tuesday
Temperature at 2 p m Monday was 82 degrees with a high of 67 and a low of 45 for the 24 hours ending Sunday. Mostly fair conditions persist, with mountain areas seeing light afternoon showers and warmer spells. Highs range 73 to 85, lows 23 to 39 in the mountains and 40 to 55 in lower elevations.
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Colorado
Boulder
Senament
Carncade
Durango
Regional Weather Update Wyoming and New Mexico Forecast
Region shows fair conditions in Wyoming with morning sun followed by partly cloudy skies. Showers and thunderstorms are scattered Monday to Tuesday afternoons and evenings, mainly in higher elevations, with highs 70 to 80 and nights in the 30s to 50s. New Mexico sees afternoon cloudiness and isolated mountain thunderstorms, generally fair Monday through Tuesday, with 85 to 95 degree southern readings.
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Wyoming
Thes Ment Falls
New Mexico
Couth
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