Private Power Industry Maps Fight Against Nationalization
Atlantic City reports on private power leaders rallying 3 5 million stockholders and 20 million shareholders to oppose nationalization. They promote a program aiming to tax 75 million dollars to finance power development, insist private industry should lead power production and avoid socialization, and seek federal coordination while preserving private ownership and dam projects. The 28th annual Addison Electric Institute conference features Elmer L. Lindseth outlining principals as trustees prepare voter outreach.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Strompla
Institute
Trade Organization
Dam Ases
Senator Gillette Limits Campaign Inquiries To Formal Complaints
Washington June 4 The campaign investigation committee chaired by Senator Gillette of Iowa will act only on written complaints with substantial evidence and will not use inquiries to influence primary or general elections. Other members include Senators Stennis and Schoeppel, with Leroy A. Header named as general counsel.
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Washington
Sanator Gillette
Iowa
Getto
Nis
Ite
Parsons
Gillette
Stennis
Schoeppel
Leroy A. Header
Storm Lake
Jows
Reaute
Frasier Speaker Sunday at A&M Baccalaureate
Dr George Frasier president emeritus of Colorado State College of Education addressed the Colorado A&M graduates at a baccalaureate service. He urged facing problems squarely and thinking clearly noting the generation has made a mess while celebrating advances in wheat, disease cures, and travel. He proposed three approaches: do nothing, return to the past, or solve intelligently.
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Fort Collins
Janu
Colorado Adger
Colorado A&m College
George Frasier
Emerilla
Colorado State College of Educators
Frasier
Congress
Executive Department
Presidemt
Trovdie
U S Socialists Depose Thomas at Detroit Convention
The 150 delegates at the U S Socialist national convention repudiated Norman Thomas and elected Darlington Hoopes as national chairman. The platform urged disarmament and a stronger United Nations, calling for a presidential appeal to all governments to disarm while expanding democracy and fighting poverty. Thomas indicated he will not run again in 1982.
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Detroit
Sertal At
United Nations
Norman Thomas
Kremlin
Patra
United States
Addallam
Wong
Thomas
Darlington Hoopes
Readsing
Thomas Hug
Mauna Loa Lava Flows Threaten Villages In Hawaii
A major eruption at Mauna Loa erupts lava streams toward Kau, Nanthy, and Walehatat as authorities warn of ongoing flows. Volcanologist Ray If Fineh from Hawaii Observatory notes the eruption is the largest and may last weeks, with lava moving 23 miles from the summit toward populated areas. Local official Frank Oberhansley reports danger rising as new channels threaten the southeast slope and nearby communities.
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Hopolula
Mauna Loa
Ray If. Fineh
Uawait Observatory
Mana Loa
Ava
Sii
Toilay
Kau
Nanthy
Walehtat
Frank Oberhansley
Tawail
Sait
Heves
Oberbansley
Japanese Elections Show Liberal Lead In Early Returns
Tokyo voters reported in early returns from Sundays national election show the Liberal party leading with nationalist Unionists trailing. The vote is for Parliament’s upper house. Attorney General Shunkichi Weds says the government plans to outlaw the Communist party soon. General MacArthur urged action and noted the Communists may go underground.
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Tokyo
Japan
Uberal Party
Bunday
Uniionists
Firak
Pariament
Shunkichi Weds
Kyodo
Communist Party
MacArthur
Warren Versus J. Roosevelt in California Tuesday
National interest rides on California primary ballots as Warren seeks a third term against Roosevelt and a reform slate. Roosevelt blasts the Worrell era while Warren touts balanced budgets and pay-as-you-go spending. The race spans Democratic contenders led by Douglas and Boddy against a Nixon-backed Republican slate, with past state voting history noted.
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San Francisco
Pallots
California
Earl Warren
Roosevelt
James
Worrell
Petitinil
Warren
Uy Lale Frd
Uckets
Hicker
Sheridan Downey
Downey
Helen Gallagar Douglas
Los Angeles
heHenpter
Manchester Boddy
Mes. Douglas
Melvyn Douglas
Mre
Eleanor Troosevelt
The
Vetera
Ronasevelt
Truman
Tedard Nixon
Whittier
House On American Activities
Nixon
Kahuku Ranch on alert as wildfire flows toward property
Announced by radio operator Arnest Morte, manager of James Glover's Kahuku ranch, a fire efflux roars toward the ranch buildings. Morte says the blaze is still miles away and not threatening the silage, with the ranch eight miles from the sea and guards posted at the hills.
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Arnest “Morte
James Glover
Kahuku Ranch
Ceverdl
Cléges
Trail Ridge Opening Held Despite Snow
Trail Ridge spanning from Enton Park to Grand Lake opened Saturday despite poor weather. A caravan left Eslew Park for the opening ceremonies at the Grand Lake museum as snow fell in places. National park snowplows cleared the route at 9:39 a.m. and the first crossing from Grand Lake to Estes Park involved Mr and Mrs Clark Krank of Pall Wade, Colorado.
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Trail Ridge
Enton Park
Grand Lake
Caravan of Care
Eslew Park
Haces Park
Estex Park
Viside
Wse
Grand Laks
Chalys
National Park
Estes
Park
Abd Nig
Clark Krank
Pall Wade
Colo
Wnd
Jack Frog
Montreal
Eos
Valious Park
Ure Road
Micky Walsh Heads Legion in Colorado
Micky Walsh was elected Colorado department commander of the American Legion at a four day state convention in Glenwood Springs. He defeated Scott C. Barr and Albert Lyons while Felix Pogliano and Sturtevoy Poulson won other key posts. a UN endorsement was rejected and a three member committee was tasked to draft a new resolution.
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Glenwood Springs
Colo
Lew
Micky) Walsh
Red Chit
Colorado
American Legion
Walsh
Scott C. Barr
Pueblo
Albert Lyons
Durango
Legion
United Nations
Fort Logan
Denver
Elo & Convalescent
Lupton
Los Angeles
Felix Pogliano
H. Kur Met Waring
Lamar
National View
Sturtey Poulson
Vost
Clyde Harlsyn
Six CU Men Kidnap 3 Coeds in Boulder Raid
Six Calorads university students abducted three sorority sisters at a Kappa Kappa Gamma house. They forced the women into a waiting car, were stopped by a house mother, then jailed after a brief trial. All six were fined $25 for drunkenness and disturbing the peace. Officers traced the fire escape entry and the attempted getaway. The incident occurred as police described a swift raid lasting about ten minutes. Denver meanwhile saw the replacement of old streetcars with red and cream trolley and motor coaches on its main thoroughfares.
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Boulder
Calorads University
Anil
Paica
Boulder County
Paltca
Paul Danzel
Rosa
Kappa Kappa, Gamma House
Bernard Morley
Wichard J. Thase
Charles L. Dooley
Mien K. Lodge
Vernon IL Smith
Stanley A. Cozal
Myron Teegarden
Ligkextel
Sousa
Mra. 0
FB. Wantler
Wantler
Chi
Sorority
Natives seize swanky beach from Highhats at Long Beach
Local residents storm a gate to reclaim a private beach area from the Swanky Beach hotel at Long Beach. The hotel owner Milton Seiden claims government backing for a public use role, while association members assert legal title to the beach and road. A meeting is set for Tuesday to discuss a regulatory settlement.
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Long Beach
Brearty
Lido Beach
Lui Cltms
Téd@o Colony Asseiation, Inc
Milton Seiden
U. S
Selden
Tuneday
Weld County 4-H Square Dance Contest Draws 16 Teams
Sixteen 4-H square dance teams from Weld County join in the county contest to be held Friday at 7 pm at the Eighth Avenue gym. Classes A and RB feature many clubs including Beebe Drew Platteville Golden West Hereford Kuner New Raymer Valley View Keeneburg and others. Winners advance to the county championship and state contest in Fort Collins with prize money awarded.
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Blalsen Leama
Weld County
Eighth Avenue Syoinnsium
Beebe Drew
Platteville Golden ‘West
Hereford
Kuner
New Raymer
Plattevilla Nimble Thimble
Valley View
Cilcrest
Keenesburg
Dhamons
Thes
Big Bend
Plattevilla Cherry
Plattevile Golden Woat
Keeneyburg
Fort Collin
He County
Bernita Kugler
New Suymer
Ball Sloberg
Greeley
Nancy Larchet
Platheville
Loules Knogle
War Brides and Children Fly to British Isles Delayed
A group of 52 adults and children, including teachers, left Oakland California for London on a Transocean icelandic charter to Ireland and the United Kingdom. Denied a landing permit by Britain, the flight diverted to Hartford for the weekend with plans to resume to London. The journey began Thursday night with stops planned in New York City and Gander Newfoundland.
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Windsor Locks
Conn
Tyne
Hartford
California
New York City
Gander
Newfoundland
Shay
Ireland
London
Transocean
Icelandic Airways
Grover Hae 148 Residents Cited for 1940 Figure
In Weld county Grover town, about 0 miles northeast of Greeley, is credited with 445 residents versus 153 in 1940 as per a census enumerator. Town residents say two families left during the census, more than explaining the drop, and expect rural totals to exceed 1940 figures.
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Grover
Feever
Weld
Greeley
Large Hudson Farm Transaction and Local Deed Records
Deeds show parcels south west of Madison with stakes and field notes. Names include Charlen and Marvin Boltshava with partners, sale price 31500, recorded in county office. Greeley residence sold to Hiebert and Mary D Littler for 17500. Properties on 800 Wack Street and 514 SH44 104-04 noted with various buyers and payments.
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Chatlen
Marvin Boltshava
Voll
Madson
Ivelgalion
Millikin Presses Carr On Governorship Bid
Millikin seeks Ralph Carr as a possible Colorado governor candidate while Carr once again rules out running. Millikin courts PACs and top GOP figures, delaying his re election bid to keep Carr engaged, with Carr citing past service and personal reasons.
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Teaver
Millikin
Campass
Ralph J. Carr
Carrhaus
Washington
GOP
Gordon Allott
Lamar
Tay Brannaman
Paxton
Iis
Stockyarda
Pexton
Youth Is Killed Five Hurt Near Glenwood
Five youths were injured and one killed when their car plunged about 850 feet down an embankment into the Colorado River near Glenwood Springs. Kenneth Leroy Shniltion, 21, of Glenwood Springs, died. The survivors, rubby Subnet, ed Fulbright, Franny Park, Eddie Halford, and Melvin Cook, were taken to Glenwood Springs Hospital in serious but not critical condition. The accident occurred around 6 p.m. on the Swolwater Lake road as they were returning from a Sunday outing. This marks the 129th Colorado highway death of the year.
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Clonwood
Cola
Jura
Oni Ynath
Kel
Tve
Colorado River
Wagle County
Sherdit Murray WU
Kenneth Leroy Shniltion
Dlenwool Springs
Glenwood Springs
Rubty
Ed Fulbright
Franny Park
Eddie Halford
Melvin Cook
Altary
Swovlwater Lake
Ainutliius
Colorado Bishways
Clits
Auto Workers Union Puts Toledo Official on Trial
The CIO United Auto Workers Union announced an executive board meeting in Toledo next week to hear charges of labor dictatorship against UAW Vice-president Michael T. Gosser. President Walter Reuther will preside as Toledo Local 12 officers and Gosser face the dispute.
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Auto Workers Union
Toledo
UAW
Detroit
CIO
United Auto Workers Union
Iin
Polleymaking
Olin
Agaist International Uaw
Michard T. Gosser
Walter Reuther
Gosser
Toledo Local 12
DAW
Hays
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Milton B Berle
Virginia Mayo
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British Isles
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Nas A Me A
Robert Stern
Sohn Barrymore, JR
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