Moslem Police and French Troops Clash in Algeria
Algiers AP dispatch reports a clash between Moslem police and French troops in the Bean Frabler area near Algiers. One French lieutenant and three Muslims were killed as firing broke out during patrols amid growing fears of violence and unrest. European fears of a Muslim-led Algeria rise as crowds seek repatriation and passports.
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Algeria
Anonew
Algiers
Mosler
Bean Frabler
Workshop Hears Discussion of Programmed Learning
Dr Kenneth Kortinski of the Center for Programmed Instruction spoke at the Colorado State College Campus workshop session. He argued programmed learning personalizes instruction, requires teacher adaptation, and systematizes master teaching skills, noting evaluation tests and follow ups to verify effectiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Beard
Kenneth Kortinski
Center For Programmed Instruction
Newt York City
Karnaski
Colorado State
Komaski
Komoski
Tomora and Stormcroft Kennels Dominate Local Dog Show
The German shepherd Championcy opper Canyon Victory from Tomora and Stormcroft Kennels of Greeley topped a field of 382 dogs from 12 states to win best in show at the all breed event. Other Greeley entrants, including Tamora Kennels dogs Storr erofit Quell and Tamora's Bonette, placed in top categories with several firsts and seconds among American bred, puppy, and bitch classes. A trophy dinner followed the event with service awards and club officers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opper Canyon Victory
Tomora Kennels
Stormcroft Kennels
Greeley
Iaj Gresley
Maska
Washington
California
Tamora Kennels
Storr
Black Forest Pia
Tomeral Angelita
Poory Bitches
Othar Greeley
Claude Sarvey
Hradmont
Blago
Ed Moorman
Tamora
Eddie Hoechers
Stared
Silhouette
Samson
Ouwr
Str
Virgil Potts
Virgil Potts, A ‘Fekingess
Vimings Tema
Fivet Ln
Grous
David Burbrilge
Gabrixlor
Jolly
Belaire
Mes
Henry Schinick
Pixy la
Vida Klein
Emooth Dachshund
Bel “Olony
Patts
Marge’ Bryce
Paul Bassett
Renn Chih
Thomas Noah
Bryce Noalloway
Virgil Palls
Edna Hoeder
Bonnie Sarvey
Torr Foach
G.D. Palldn
May Potts
Multiple Births Across Weld County Area Hospitals
A series of birth notices reports newborns and families in Weld County and nearby areas. Krista Marie Berry, a six pound four ounce daughter born June 2 at Mary Greeley Hospital Ames, is the first child for Keith Berry and Marian Warner Berry of Greeley. Gregory Winter, son of Wylie and Rosemary Anderson, born June 4 in Bakersfield, is noted as a foster-education couple in Greeley. John David Adler, weighing eight pounds, born June 1 at Poudre Valley General Hospital Fort Collins, is the first child for Gordon and Patricia Adler, with grandparents listed. Additional births include a daughter for Charles Bennett of 2139 South Avenue and a daughter for Dasiel Tracy of RE 3, Balen, both at Weld County General Hospital, as well as a son born June 5 at Ostenpathable Memorial Hospital Love Land. The notices record parental names, birth dates, birth hospitals, and brief family details.
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Dasiel EB Tracy
RE 3
Balen
Weld County General Hospital
Keith Berry
Ames
Iowa
Greeley
Mary Greeley Hospital
Armes
Krista Marie
Berry
Marian Warner
M. M. Warner
Fears
John A. Berry
Pairacres Road
Krista Marle
J+ Barnie
Erand& A
Mes
Wylie Anderson
Bakersfield
Calif
Gregory Winter
Anderson
Colorado State
Unisity of
Missouri
Greeley Piblic
Meuor Duntor High
Rosemary Clarke
Special Education
Bruce W. Andersary
13Th Ave
Aml
M. J. Clarke
Springfield, Fo
Gordon Adler
Poudre Valley General Hospital
Fort Collins
Adlers
John David
Mex
Philip Miller
4Th St
Elmer Schmidt
South of Ta Salle
Adler
Patricia Joanne Schmidt
Can Greeley High School
Navy
Colocino State University
Norfolk
Lake St
Dismissed Names From Weld County General Hospital
A list of patients and relatives appears with names and towns across Weld County including Mowlay Gilcrest Valadez Eaton Nelson Crouch Evans Taylor Ave Biss Reynolds Weld Co nursing Carlson Jackson Burcough Fort Collins Walker Wiggins Nelson Ault Ley Byers West Briggsdate Tex Bedweets Cranford La Steeonr Land Dean Burham Bur rum Ru lade Frans Aragon Fort Lupton Cher ary Ault Norman New banks 2460th Ave Ct.
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Weld County General Hospital
Mowlay
Duane Magnuson
Gilcrestmes
Selestina Valadez
Sharon Nelson
Eaton
Anna Crouch
Evans
Arthur A. ‘Taylor
7Th Ave
Biss
Bert W. Reynolds
Weld Co
Nursing Mama
Charles G. Carlson
Jackson Blvd
Ronald, G. Burcoughs
Fort Collins
Patricia Ann Walker
Wiggins
Berward W. Nelson
Ault
Hobart Ley
Fifth St
Mes
Roherk Schiseil
Milliken
Wesley Chatman
Johnstown
Mies
Andrew E. West
Briggsdate
Tex &, Bedweets Jr
Cranford
Daniel la Steeonrland Som
Byers
Charles
Dean L. Burham
Doughler
Fuh
Billy J. Ruelde
Son
Frans
Joe E. Aragon
Fort Lupton
Vicki Cherary
Walles Novnan Newbanks
Rollicking Commencement as Bob Hope Receives Honorary Degree
Bob Hope, in cap and gown, received Georgetown University's honorary Doctor of Humane Letters amid a lively crowd of 1,065 graduates. President Edward B. Bunn praised the award, and Hope quipped about touching home with his son Anthony. He urged graduates to give of themselves and offered his trademark humor as guidance for entering the world.
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Oe Hope
Georgetown University
Kennedy
Amvrican Medical Association
Georgetown
Rapid Ro
Hope
Anthony
Alan Ladd
Cleveland
Edward B. Bunn
Relatives in Chicago Welcome Chinese Refugee Family
Richard Ciccone reports the first family admitted under Kennedy's emergency refugee program arrived in Chicago from Hong Kong. Lee Sue Eng, 45, his wife Yung Sue-san, and three of their four children seek American citizenship and plan to run the restaurant once operated by Eng's father in Dark Hidge. The elder Eng, ill in China, met them at O'Hare. their son Leng-Ching stayed behind due to tuberculosis and may join later with consular approval.
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Richard Ciccone
Chicago
Kennedy
Hong Kong
Lee Sueeng
Yung Sue-san
United States
Eng
America
Yuk- Ping
O'Hare International Airpott
Leng-Ching
Alve-Har
Mee- Won
Lengua
Buses to Shrine Circuits Leave Gill and Kersey Schools
Seven buses will depart Thursday at 2 p.m. from Gill and Kersey schools for a Circus trip to Shrine crowds in Denver. The event starts at 2:45 p.m. and the buses return to Gill and Kersey around 7:40 p.m. Parents should drop off students at the schools and pick them up after the return.
Evans driver injured in 1947 pickup crash at Ave and St
Ford, 38 of Evans, suffered face cuts when his 1947 pickup struck a pole at the Ave and isj1 p m Monday. treated and released. Damages estimated at 700. No other injuries reported in three additional Monday crashes with listed times, locations, drivers, vehicles and damages.
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Oru Ford
Evans
Weld County General Hospital
Ford
Ol‘lowes
Oh St
Alfred Geele
Statian
Edward Cavaliere
Oh Ave
Siveck
Sath
Ath St
Eunice Kobobel
Curtis Nichols
Ave
Amd Lithie
Gust Tnquist
Evidence Shows Pilot Tried To Halt Jet During Takeoff
Investigators say Air France jet attempted braking and throttle reversal as it neared Orly Airport. Capt Florand Hoghe, described as highly experienced, fought to save the craft, but the Boeing 707 crashed, killing 139 aboard and injuring 139 others. Survivors recount engines slowing and a dramatic breakup in flight.
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Rodney Angovene
Tre
Chaytered
Denger
Florand Hoghe
Air France
Pierre Laiseau
Mie Orly
Board Advances High School Plans With Tight Space Limits
Educational specs for a new high school were outlined by Dr. Arthur Partridge from the Educational Planning Service. Three options to hit 140 square feet per pupil were discussed, including reduced classroom sizes and teaching stations, with 92 to 93 percent scheduling projected. Athletics space is added due to inadequate current facilities, while three elementary schools are within bond budget. Some additions include a central library and music room as well as remedial reading and speech facilities. A separate note mentions a bicycle theft on 1644 Takeside Dr. and Hamburg prefab bungalow plans for Hamburg.
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Arthur Hartridge
Iducational Planning Service
Partridge
Ingh
Shaver
Distriet
Franklin
Frank Plin
Jackson
Charles A. Karawsky
Columbia
Sheen
Hamburg
Stolen Articles From Edward Rath Panel Truce Vehicle
Police report Tuesday that Edward Rath of Jsns had $90 worth of articles stolen from his panel truce. Items included two tthinit poles a net a 22 cal autor jets rifle and three fishing eels. The panel rack was parked near Rath’s home three quarters of a mile west of Frost Top. A wing window was pried open to enter the vehicle. Rath filed the report Monday morning.
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Edward Rath
Jsns
Sheriff's Vision
Autor
Rath
Sheriff's Office
Corvair Monza
Darrell Anderson
11Th St
Anderson
Felice
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Ford Foundation
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CSC
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Antos Claybaugh Somoski
Jack Sparks
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State Department of Education
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Borno
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U.S. 5
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Tribune
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Port Sunday
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Atlanta
Francaige Aubhie
Canvoy
Miata Atayor
Ivan Alle Jr
Inotans
Tom Jelsia
26Th St
Jelsina
Falcon
Nte
Warnech Swimming Pool
14Th Ave
2Nd St
C. C. Shepplee
Mh St
James L. Hubbard
N. Hilh Ave
Barbara Finch
P To
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Mrs. Davis
Greeley Lumber Co
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