Pre-Session To Open Monday At CSC Summer Program
The CSC summer program opens Monday with registration and first classes in the afternoon, then morning classes for the remaining two weeks. Last year’s pre session registered 2,432 with 1,239 men and 1,193 women, while the regular eight week session totaled 5,137 with 1,654 men and 1,493 women. Net registration last year reached 3,368 distinct people after duplications were removed. This year adds 4 week courses, delaying total summer registration until late. A feature is modern administrative practices for grades 7, 8 and 9, emphasized throughout the summer. Brin Juills continues on Page 5.
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Brin Juills
Colorado Receives Second Highest Traffic Safety Award
Chicago reports Colorado earned the National Safety Council's second highest traffic safety honor of merit for outstanding performance in accident prevention, per the council's 1967 safety activities inventory.
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Chicago
Colorado
National Safety Council
Council
Khrushchev Sends Letter on Trade Relations
Soviet Premier Khrushchev sent a letter to President Eisenhower on U S Soviet trade relations. The eight page note in Russian was delivered to Deputy Undersecretary of State Roger Murphy. State Department said the subject concerns trade and possible proposals to expand commerce while noting no clear plan to remove military or travel barriers.
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Khrushchev
Eisenhower
U. S
Atabatsa
Lap Mikhael A. Menshikov
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Roger Murphy
Lincoln White
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White
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Menshikov
Soviet Union
City Council Agenda for Tuesday Evening Meeting
City council meeting agenda lists items including petition by Fred Schule for a wall on Cranford Street near 11th Avenue, approval of contract for independent auditor for 1958 and 1959, final reading of a bylaw, a resolution about council meetings, approval of city manager during leave, and ordinances establishing We Street Improvement District No. 1B.
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Fred Schule
Talning Wall
Cranford St
Peting
We Street
Mrs Tegtman Named New Bank Officer at Greeley National
Milfred Tegtman has been appointed assistant cashier at Greeley National Bank, becoming the second female officer in the bank's history. Formerly a receptionist, she will oversee the safe deposit vault in the bank annex. A graduate of Greeley High School, she trained at Colorado State College and has worked at the bank since CHS graduation, rising from bookkeeper to receptionist and secretary in 1951. She is past president of the Credit Women's Breakfast Club and a member of the Greeley Altrusa Club.
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Greeley National Bank
Bank
A&a
Greeley High School
Colorado State College
CHS
Credit Women’s Breakfast Club
Greeley Altrusa Club
Grahame Sues Fox for 100000 Damages Over Bit Role
Actress Gloria Grahame seeks 100000 in damages from 20th Century Fox claiming the studio forced her into a minor part. The Academy Award winner from 1952 says the role was demeaning and could have damaged her standing as an actress.
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Gloria Grahame
2Th Century-Fox
First Redstone Fired by Troops at White Sands
Army troops at White Sands Range New Mexico staged a tactical test of the Redstone missile marking its inland launch for the first time. The 40th Field Artillery Missile Group fired the intermediate range weapon under desert conditions, with details on range and exact impact not disclosed. The Redstone, used to launch the Explorer satellite, had previously been fired from Cape Canaveral.
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40Th Field Artillery
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Fla
40Th Group
Army
Mons
Legion 40th State Convention Opens Here This Week
More than 2,000 American Legion and auxiliary members from across Colorado prepare to converge on Greeley for four days of meetings and festivities. General co chairs Harlan Strong and Mrs Spencer Trent anticipate around 2,500 attendees with hotel rooms largely booked. two parades are planned in downtown, and an election for state commander will cap the event with candidates Robert Grauberger and James Lingeringer vying for the post.
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Harlan Strong
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Spencer Trent
Leonard Hall to Seek GOP Nomination for New York Governor
Leonard W. Hall former Republican national chairman for the 1956 campaign announced his candidacy for the GOP nomination for governor of New York. He outlined plans to run on the party ticket and seeks statewide support.
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New York
Leonard W. Hall
Manday
UAW and GM to resume talks on Wednesday
DETROIT AP General Motors and the United Auto Workers Union agreed to resume negotiations Wednesday afternoon on a new labor contract. Talks previously broke off last Thursday at midnight when the GM UAW contract expired. The union dropped its demand to move talks to a downtown hotel and the company will provide office space in the GM building. AMC negotiations resume following the broader talks among Big Three rivals.
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UAW
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AMC
AMG
Ford
Chrysler
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Walter Reuther
American Motors
Studebsker-Parkard
Hundreds Honor Chicago Cardinal at Cardinal Stritch Funeral
Hundreds filled Holy Name Cathedral and others watched from State Street rooftops for the cardinal’s funeral. A solemn pontifical requiem mass was sung by Archbishop Amleto Cicognani, with Bishop William Cousins of Peoria delivering the eulogy, praising the cardinal as a devout priest whose life pleased God.
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Samuel Cardinal Stritch
Holy Name
State Street
Amiela Giovanni Cicognani
United States
William
Cousing
Peoria
Baseball Today National League recap with key players
National League action highlights list Johnson and Simmons in a stacked lineup. Gray and Wacker put up strong innings while Philips and Noonan drive runs. The fragmented report notes Marka and NenrwAh among others amid a busy game slate.
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Atta Simmons
Gray
Wacker
Ial
Laphiay Philips
Noonan
Erniemney NenrwAh
Convention Schedule for Colorado American Legion Forty and Eight
The 40th annual convention schedule shows registrations at American Legion home on Eleventh street and Tenth avenue with a full day of Forty and Eight and Party events. Activities include breakfasts at Camfield hotel, department meetings, promenades at Camfield and Elks club, a joint banquet at Trinity Episcopal, a red light parade downtown, a free dance at the American Legion home, and district officers meetings continuing into Friday.
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Eleventh Street
Tenth Avenue
Camfield
Eighth Avenue
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American Legion Home
Heath 9th Graders Named for Promotions
Heath Junior high school promotes 155 students from its ninth grade to high school at an annual ceremony in the school gym. The program features Ann Dauth in music, Bill Crosier delivering a welcome, Morey Haymond introducing speakers, and Rev. W. Norton giving the invocation. Two certificates will be presented by Maurice W. Jessup to Richard A. Biddle, with a girls sextet and final class song concluding. A reception for the ninth grade follows in the Hewin gym.
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Heath
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Morey Haymond
W. &. Norton
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Ruth Doney
Connie Kay
Judy Laubhen
Maurice W. Jessup
Richard A. Biddle
Greeley High School
Jessup
Charyl Arends
Lois Edgell
Pam Rogers
Huinda Row
Nancy Robertson
Paula Holiner
Hewin Gym
Sth
Sylvia Aguirre
Mary Goryeas
Nancy Ahlborn
Karl Ahl
Die in Plane Crash in Mexico Near Guadalajara
A Meas Tenn airliner with 45 aboard crashed into San Agustino Peak near Guadalajara after departing Tijuana for Mexico City. Officials reported 45 on board, including three Americans from Scripps Institute in La Jolla. Dying out of Mexico City.
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Guadalajara
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Tijuana
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Mexican Air Line
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Alfredo Gayou
Pasadena
Calif
Hath
Tijana
Bui Shimada
Townsend Cromwell
la Jolla
Scripps Institute of Oceanography
De Gaulle Seizes Power as Salan Tentatively Juggles Algeria
Paris leaders suspend normal politics as Premier Charles de Gaulle gains sweeping emergency powers and sets plans to draft a new constitution. He summons Gen Raoul Salan from Algiers for talks while ordering consultations with Robert Lacoste. De Gaulle plans to present constitutional changes directly to voters after pressuring parliamentary opposition.
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Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
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Algiers
Salan
Robert Lacoste
Matienon
Senate
Arly
France
National Assembly
Andre Lo Troquer
Deputier
Irag
Alvous
Senate Committee
de Guile
Sunac
Alang
Guy Mollet
Pierre Primlln
Assembly
Coneate
Space Proposal Moves to Senate for Civ Space Agency
The House passed unanimously a bill to create a civilian space agency and send it to the Senate Space Committee. President Eisenhower urged Congress two months ago for the measure to direct nonmilitary space work. The plan envisions a National Aeronautics and Space Administration led by a civilian head and absorbing the National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics.
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America
U. S
House
National Aeronautics and Space
Ion
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Air Flight Research Agency
Knowland Test Holds Spotlight in California Governor Race
Four states held primaries on Tuesday with California drawing the most attention as Sen. William F. Knowland seeks the governorship. He campaigns against Democrat Pat Brown under California’s cross filing system, while allies watch potential trends for the 1980 presidential race.
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William F. Knowland
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Edmund G
Pat) Brown
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William G. Murray
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William Nicholas
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Fiag
Herschel Loveless
Loveless
Tanangindilon
Greeley Armory Work Approved by House Group
The Severance 4-H club led by Mary Alice Lindblad won Weld county 4-H play contest at Meeker Junior High and will enter the state contest June 14 at Colorado State University. Second place went to Johnstown Crooked Stitch club, third to Bracewell Lads and Lassies. Also, the House Armed Services Committee authorized more than 10 armory projects costing about 24.94 million, pending Senate approval, including armories in Fort Collins, Greeley, La Junta, Chinook, Dillon and Newcastle.
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Weld County
Meeker Junior High School
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Delmar Paterson
Bracewell Lads and Lassies Club
Mov
Harold Tang
Dan Herbst
Severance Club
Jack Schneider
Larry Lind
Jerry Lahnert
Walter Winter
Gary Hergert
George Lindblad
Roy Schneider
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Armed Services Committee
Defense Dept
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Montana
Chinook
Dillon
Wyoming
Newcastle
Two Drowned in Bonny Reservoir
In Burlington Colorado two Kansas fishers, Pat Higgins aged 44 and Ray Daniels aged 62 from Goodland, were drowned when their boat capsized in Bonny Reservoir 23 miles north of town. Teled Gord, 28, of Kanorado, Kan., survived after clinging to an ice cooler for about two hours. Gord was treated for shock at Kit Carson Memorial Hospital. Sheriff Price led shore searches as 25 mph winds prevented boat launching.
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Kansas
Bonny Reservoir
Here
Ernest L. Price
Yuma County
Price
Pat Higgins
Ray Daniels
Goodland
Kat
Teland Gord
Kanorado
Kan
Kit Carson Memorial Hospital
Colorado cities named targets in nuclear survival plan
Colorado officials released a two year study identifying 14 primary bombing targets across Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo metro areas. The plan lists key sites including Rocky Flats Rocky Mountain Arsenal Buckley Field Lowry AFB Stapleton and Fort Carson among others with separate targets for Ent Air Force Base Fort Carson Peterson Field and Pueblo facilities. Supporting counties will shelter evacuees but details for them were not released.
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Colorado
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Adams
Arapahoe
Jefferson
Douglas
Clear Creek
Gilpin
Boulder
el Paso
Teller
Chaffee
Park
Lincoln
Elbert
Kit Carson
Lake
Pasebte
Fremont
Custer
Huerfang
Rocky Flats
Rocky Mountain Arsenal
Buckley Field
Lowry Air Force Base
Stapleton Airport
Ramo -Woodridge Plan
Marlin Co
North American Air Defense
Ent Air Force Base
Fort Carson
Peterson Field
U.S. Air Force Academy
Colorado Fuel and Iron Corp
Memorial
Pueblo Ordnance Depot
State Jobless Pay Seekers Show Drop
Denver AP report notes unemployment claims fell from the prior week as Colorado sees continuing gains. State officials said 8 892 people filed for unemployment benefits last week, down from 9 376, indicating improving employment in the state.
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State Employment Dept
James E. Noonan
Calorada
GHS Painted on Reservoirs Golf Ball Tank
Greelay city water tank vandalized Monday night with the initials G H S painted near the top. Two youths, possibly teenagers, scaled an eight foot fence and used a rope to lower a companion, likely painting by flashlight. Officials plan tighter top hatch security and a future identity check of the painters.
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Greelay
City Reservoira
City Water
Arthur Bolenbaugh
Bolenbaugh
Olin J. Shaffer
Helenbaugh
Shaffer
Eelenbaugh
Colorado Weather Report For Tuesday And Wednesday
Weather data for Colorado shows 2 p m temperature 95 degrees and Tuesday night signals partly cloudy skies. Expect a west and south Wednesday with scattered showers and thunderstorms, cooler in the northeast, with mountain lows in the 30s and highs in the 60s to 80s across regions.
Regional Weather Wyoming And New Mexico Summary
Wyoming shows considerable cloudiness in the north and central areas with partial cloudiness elsewhere. Tuesday night and Wednesday bring scattered showers and a few thunderstorms mainly east of the divide, with moderate to heavy showers in the south and central portions. Cooler northeast Tuesday night and southeast Wednesday. Lows around 40 in the mountains and 40-50 elsewhere, near 70 Wednesday. New Mexico sees fair skies in the northwest with afternoon cloudiness and widely scattered thunderstorms from east to south through Wednesday, with moderate afternoon winds and temperatures rising to around 50 Wednesday via shared context.
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