Colorado Well Survey To Cost Two Million
USGS geologist Thad McLaughlin estimated a two million dollar cost to finish an underground water survey in Colorado. The study targets high mountain counties and areas with many wells, with current funds at fifty thousand dollars. The Colorado Water Conservation Board seeks legislative approval for more funds.
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Colorado
Denver
Thad McLaughlin
U.S., Geological Survey
McLaughlin
Colorado Water Conservation Board
USGS
Ray Moses
Alamosa
Missouri River
South Prate River
Greeley
Cortez
Prowers
Washington
Yuma
Heat County
L. N. McClellan
Steven McNichola
Pests Ravage Beets and Alfalfa in Montrose Area
In western Colorado pests including sugar beets and alfalfa web worms spread destruction as spraying crews organize across the region. The infestation moves south from Olathe with a farmer reporting a 4 acre beet field destroyed and others noting heavy damage to beets onions and related crops.
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Montrose
Colorado
Olathe
California lambs marketed in Denver market
California lambs were sold on the Denver livestock market for the first time in 10 years. Brown and Dickson of Williams California consigned the lambs to Wilson and Co. for 24 dollars per hundredweight. The Denver market top was 24 dollars 75 cents per hundredweight for native Colorado fats.
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Denver
California
Denver Union Stock Fund Co
Brown’ and Dickson
Williams, Calif
Wilson and Co
Colorado
Four Weld County precincts split under county plan
County commissioners divided four large voting precincts in Weld County on Wednesday to balance registration. New precincts create Evans 5 and 63, Franklin 16 and 41, Fort Lupton 1 and 64, plus 65 South Fort Lupton, leaving Firestone area intact after residents preferred no change.
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Franklin
Fort Lupton
West Evans
North Franklin
South Franklin
Fort Lunten
Northwest Fort
Lupton
Ann Spenter
Frederick
Danono
Firestone
Evanston
Spomer
Ray Troxel
New Evans
New Franklin
Mow
Pirst St
Denver Ave
U. S. 85
4Th St
Colorado 52
Winbourn
4Th 3
Sacinds
Fort Larson
First St
CAB Is Criticized by United Airlines Head
Washington AP United Air Lines president W A Patterson attacked the Civil Aeronautics Board for failing to halt air collisions. He told a Senate aviation subcommittee that CAB findings on the mid air crash of a United jet and a TWA plane killing 128 were insulting. He urged prompt passage of a bill to create a new independent aviation agency to unify civilian and military air traffic control.
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Washington
W. A. Patterson
United Air Lines
Civil Aeronautica Boacd
United
Las Vegas
Federal Aviation Agency
Kansas Starts Bumper Wheat Harvest Mon
Harvest in Kansas expected to begin next week with reports from Weld and Sumner counties indicating yields may reach 25 to 40 bushels per acre. Weather cool and wet favors grain while hail and grasshoppers threaten, as farmers brace for harvest across 10 million acres and potential 218 million bushels.
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Bear
Ben Raymer
Stoneham
Weld
Wellington
Kan
Kansas
Duesday
Raymond Frye
Sumner County Agriguneral
Sumner Comity
Charles Smith
Smith
Liberal
State Employment Service
Texas
Oklahoma
Garden City
Dan Trayer
Finney County
Gray County
Fintey
Protests Rise Over Ike Stand on Satellites Aid
Washington reports both parties protest President Eisenhower as he opposes discretionary use of foreign aid funds in satellite countries. Senator Kennedy says administration reversed position amid pressure from Senator Knowland as Senate weighs striking the Kennedy plan from a 3.712 billion foreign aid bill. Green expresses disappointment at the perceived shift in administration stance on giving the President authority.
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Washington
Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
William F. Knowland
Senate
Kennedy
Knowland
Theodore F. Green
D-Ri
Green Gald
Moscow
Russia
China
Korea
Bus driver finds case with cash deposits
Providence AP reports Jamea Dwyer found a briefcase on the bus containing $40 in cash and bank books totaling $70,000 in deposits. One book showed a $50,000 deposit last month. The owner, a woman, claimed the case and gave Dwyer $10. her name was not disclosed.
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Providence, &, L (Ap
Jamea Dwyer
Dwyer
Algerian Rebels Reject De Gaulle Appeal
Premier Charles de Gaulle called for Moslem nationalist fighters to join as rebels abroad rejected the plea and vowed to continue the fight. He was greeted by cheering crowds in Constantine and Bone where strong French garrisons hold the area at gunpoint.
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Bone
Algeria
Charles de Gaulle
Hairstay
Sheir Mountain
Ily
de Gaulle
Constantine
Rebels Appeal to Algerian Forces Faces Cold Reception
Rebel spokesmen in Cairo and Tunis claimed the appeal would meet indifference as Algerian rebels, undefeated in more than three years of fighting, faced a distant audience in the ongoing struggle.
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Cairo
Tunis
Robber Ties Tavern Operator and Robs Customers
A robber waited behind the tavern counter, tied up the operator in a back room, then locked the door and left with about 330 dollars from the front bar. The incident occurred Tuesday at the Kansas City tavern as police began inquiries.
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Kansas City
Tribune
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