City High to Graduate Class of 225 on Wed
City High, in a Wednesday ceremony at 8 pm on Eighth Avenue, will graduate a class of 225. Principal Wendell H. Wilson and Harold S. Winograd will present diplomas and honors. Five seniors will speak on The Greatest Wealth and program notes list speakers, processional, and benediction.
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Hhe Eighth Avenue Kym
Wendell H. Wison
Harold S. Winograd
Board of Education
Nancy Eichenberger
Thomas Ray
Nancy Graybeal
Dorothy Bickling
Jip
Jerome
Poip
Dorothy Spurlock
Tom Johnson
Lea E. Rubel
Trinity
Colorado Weather Outlook For Tuesday And Wednesday
Weather forecast notes variable conditions across Colorado with scattered afternoon and evening thunderstorms over mountain regions. Highs reach upper 70s to mid 80s, lows mainly 40s to mid 50s, little overall temperature change into Wednesday. Mountain elevations stay cooler, with nightly lows in the 20s to 40s.
Regional Weather Forecast With Scattered Thunderstorms
Weather outlook calls for widely scattered afternoon and evening thunderstorms along mountains with fair conditions elsewhere Tuesday through Wednesday. Expect minimal temperature changes with highs around 75 to 85 in most areas and 1090 in the east. Showers possible in sunseas and mountains, especially Tuesday to Wednesday, with light rain near the mountains and northeast. New Mexico portions show partly cloudy skies in the east and continued fair weather in the west through midweek.
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New Mexico
Spectacular Tie of Lung Cancer Cigarettes Seen
New York men who smoke cigarettes are ten times more likely to die of lung cancer than non smokers. A four year study of 148000 men aged 40 to 70 found lung cancer and heart disease risks rise with smoking. About 60 percent smoked regularly. quitting reduces risk. Coronary deaths were 5297 among all men and 33 had smoked regularly at some time, raising fatal coronary risk by 70 percent.
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American Cancer Society
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Safe Radiation Fallout Warned by Geneticists Before Congress
Three genetic scientists told a Senate House atomic energy subcommittee that nuclear fallout can shorten lives for thousands or millions across generations. They said there is no safe radiation dose and that ongoing testing risks serious genetic harm, potentially affecting hundreds of thousands or millions of future lives.
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Ike To Watch Naval Exercises Off Florida This Week
President Eisenhower will witness air and sea power demonstrations from aboard the aircraft carrier Saratoga and other ships off Florida. The maneuvers, featuring atomic attack techniques, will be observed by top administration officials and occur 60 to 100 miles east of the coast.
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Weld Soil Bank Checks Totaling 1 181 000 for Farmers
Denver report details soil bank payments total 22 217 736 to farmers across 3 118 026 acres in drought ravaged eastern counties. Average payment about 16 80 per acre idle under the bank plan. Counties like Kit Carson and others receive multi million sums as drought relief and potential penalties for contract breach with the federal government. Local committees will audit compliance. payments may extend to August.
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Adams
Coil Bank
Warren Myers
U S To Surrender Accused American to Japanese Court
The United States agreed to hand Specialist 3 William C Girard of Ottawa Illinois to Japan for trial in a case on a Somagahara firing range where a Japanese woman Naka Sakai was killed. The decision drew swift responses from lawmakers who urged reassessment of status of forces agreements and noted the action as a potential diplomatic issue.
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Somagahar
Omy
Girms
U.S
Gistard
Wilson and Dulles
Wilson-Dulles Hall
Bace
Rep
Bow
Ohio
Trea Ly
Sen. Butler
Girsrd
Sen
Bricker
T-Ohio
Girard
Vinson
D-Ga
House Armed Services Committee
Gunnison Flood Dams Delta With Rising River Threat
Western Colorado towns brace as Gunnison River floods Delta reaching 12.9 feet and threatening water supply, with evacuations near farms and stockyards. Officials monitor Highway 40 bridge, while Paonia and Durango report rising waters and debris cleared to prevent channel blockages. Power generation slighting at Paonia noted.
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Aljeo
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Animas
Dolores
Grand Junction
Paul Johnson
Te Aloric Energy Comission
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J. R. Williams
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Williams
Yarm
Paonia
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Lawrence Hinkle
Hinkle
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Highway Patrol Cannot Enforce Motel Charges Law
Ally. Gen. Duke Dunbar said the act adds no state patrol obligation and enforcement rests with district attorneys. The law imposes up to six months in jail and a 500 dollar fine for false motel price advertising.
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The
Patral
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State Patrol
MeNichols Proclaims Watchfulness Against Flood Threats
Governor McNichols declared a state of alert for floods in Colorado after a six inch rise in temperatures and heavy mountain snowfall. He urged city and county officials to take precautionary measures to protect lives and property as streams rise statewide.
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Rhoda Blunt Dies After Long Colorado Life
Rhoda Blunt aged 88 died Monday night at Wold County Nursing Home. A Greeley resident for 60 years born June 9 1868 in Dandridge Tennessee she came to Colorado in 1873 and lived on a farm in Pleasant Valley before moving to Fort Collins and later Greeley. Survived by sister Mrs Ella Meeck and a grandson Laverne Blunt with great grandchildren Michael Susan and Randall Blunt. Funeral at 2 4 o clock Thursday with burial at Linn Grave.
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Greeley
Wold County
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Tenn
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Mex. Blunt
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MM Yrars
Blunt
Christian Church
Nathan Franklin
Henry Chaster Blunt
Ace
Ella Meeck
Fort Catlins
Laverme Blunt
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Kaw
Michael
Susan
Randal Blunt
Eunice Ward
Lephe Blunt
Linn Grave
Beck Sr Pleads Innocent of Tax Evasion Charge
International President Dave Beck pleads innocent to tax evasion involving 46000 in income taxes for the year and pleads innocent to aiding in preparing a franchise return for a union subsidiary. Beck invokes the Fifth Amendment over 20 times in Senate investigations as his attorneys stand by.
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Seatlie
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Seatle
Conners
Drivers Urged to Watch for Children During School Breaks
DENVER motorists were urged Monday by the Colorado Highway Safety Council to exercise extra caution in residential areas as school vacations begin. The warning emphasizes slower speeds and heightened awareness to protect children out of school.
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Colorado Highway Safety Council
Poudre River floods edges as Tuesday forecast high flow
The Poudre River rose Tuesday morning with flow near 1 600 second feet at Greeley and higher near the canyon mouth. Warm weather and snowmelt threaten more increases while local dikes held and bridges remained safe. South Platte at Kersey rose to 68 feet. Big Thompson and Little Thompson show higher runoff as irrigation plans delay.
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Beck Jr Faces Contempt Case in Senate Inquiry
Dave Beck Jr a powerfully built witness invoked the Fifth Amendment repeatedly refusing to answer questions about Teamsters union funds and alleged misuse. The Senate committee pressed for answers and ordered contempt proceedings against him and Joseph McEvoy of Seattle. The hearing adjourned after about ninety minutes as investigators prepared further questions and resumed tomorrow with Bakers Union inquiry.
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Zhat
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Bakers Union
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Mosquito Spraying Initiated This Week City to Spray
City plans a slant spraying campaign for mosquitoes this week. Engineer George Fellows reported the plan and said Vern Schaffer, street department superintendent, is mounting the spraying machine on a pickup for use. The aim is to start Friday and continue through the weekend until the entire city is sprayed. The city provides both material and labor for the operation.
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