Surviving Cozad Family Noted in Pierce Obituary
The deceased resided in an Evans apartment and was a member of the Greeley Baptist Temple. Survived by his parents Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cozad of Pierce, a grandmother, and numerous brothers and sisters. Also named are Seathan Legend Cl Larry Grad of the US Navy and others. Funeral arrangements to be announced by Ademson Mortuary.
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Pierce
Seathan
Cl Larry Grad
Us Navy
Tore
Oakland
Gall
Ademson Mortuary
Cozad dies in Lucerne crash near bridge
Evans youth Bobby Cozad, 23, was killed when his 1934 Mercury skidded and flipped into an irrigation canal after leaving the bridge at Lucerne on February 27. Coroner Ross Adamson and highway patrol described the fatal mishap, with witness Kenneth Zirhart pulling Cozad from the water. Cozad, a Pierce native with Navy service, had been working at Lucerne Potatoes Growers and married Carole Riddie of Evans a few weeks earlier.
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Erie
Cogne
Bobby Orlando Cozad
Evans
No. 2 Irrigation Canal
Highway 85
Lucerne
Tribune
Roo Serdl
Robby Orlands Corad
Covad
Ron Herdt
Frank Cofehan
Hobby Orlando Cozad
Cozad
Ross Adamson
Highway Patrol
Wrigalion Canal
Covarl
Ivas
Kenneth Zirharth
Adams City
Zicharth
Adamson
Wistar
Ticerne
Sisters Pass
Bonnie
June Corad
Pierce
Corad
Melvin Moke
Robert Welsh
Loyal B. Warner
Albert Alcorn
Gretley
Akit Bean
Pierce High
Colorado State
Navy
Aig
Colorado State University
Lucerne Potala Growers
Fed
Carole Riddie
Lena
Martiaf
Witness Refuses Communist Ties at CU Hearing
Victor M. Berman of New York City testified before the U S Senate Committee on Un American Activities denying details about a Boulder Colorado campus chapter. He invoked the First and Fifth Amendments and provided only basic personal information. The hearing links to proposed legislation reacting to a 1958 Supreme Court decision on passport refusals for suspected subversives.
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Wasilington
Tmise
University of Colorado At Tales
Victor M. Berman
New York City
Berman
Communist
Boulder
Colo
BU Heywood
Howard University
Washington
Supreme Court
State Dept
Department Hai
U. S
Eight Die in Colorado Traffic Toll Over Weekend
Colorado’s weekend traffic toll rose to eight deaths with six more on Friday and Saturday and one on Sunday. Victims include Roy J. Roberts 72 and Lucy Poston 28 of Castle Rock, Constance Neumann 27 of Steamboat Springs, George Beebe 71 of Yuma, Sharene Bashore 40 of Tinker, and Jimmy Martinez 21 of San Tulsi. Beebe was killed when hit by a truck at a Yuma intersection. Bashore died after a truck incident in Denver General Hospital. Cozad died after his car hit a bridge abutment near Lucerne. Neumann and her husband were in a rollover near Steamboat Springs. Roberts’s car veered off a road and overturned. The state toll climbs to 137 for the year, eight higher than the same period in 1958.
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Jimmy Martinez
San Tuls
Cozad
Lucerne
Greeley
Nick
Ken Elizabeth
Addams City
Castle Rock
Roberts
Palmer
Neumann
Beebe
Yuma
Bashore
Denver General Hospital
Richard
Martinez
Macasa
Launching pads eyed near Greeley and Cheyenne
The Air Force announced plans to add nine semi hardened missile pads in northern Colorado near Greeley and Fork Collins as part of expanding the Warren base to house 24 intercontinental ballistic missiles. The project could cost 20 to 30 million dollars in federal funding and require about 1,000 more personnel.
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Denver
Warren Air Forea
Colorado
Alr Forea
Denver Post
Warren Base
Wil Vall
Mie
Greeley
Fork Collins
Air Force
E. A. Swanke
Air Force Ballistic Missile Division
Fiash
Warter
Warren
Launeliers
Yunder Way
Wareven
Nineness
Oumner
Atlas Milesites
Cheyenne
Kimbel
Neb
Swanke
Air Force District Engineers
Qmaba
Ile
Duy
Joint Chiefs Divide on Air Defense Plan
Secretary of Defense Neil McElroy said there is disagreement among the Joint Chiefs of Staff over a master air defense plan though not as wide as expected. The dispute centers on Army Nike Hercules and Air Force Bomarc missiles with a decision expected in a few days.
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Washington (Ap
Neil al. Mcklray
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Joint Chiefs
Army
Air Force
McFlroy Aaid Tie
Colorado Weather Snapshot From Weekend Forecasts
Weather notes show 2 p.m. reading of 84 in Saturday. Utah and surrounding areas report highs mid 80s to upper 80s with cooler nights in 30s to 50s in mountains. Wyoming forecast calls for fair, mostly cloudy to unsettled conditions with scattered showers and possible thunderstorms Sunday across north and west regions.
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Wyoming
Sunda
Inne
Briggsdale Vim Protest Reorganization At Hearings
Briggsdale and Vim area opponents interrupted two hearings on the proposed reorganization of Weld County district No 2. Speakers urged equal voice and opposed frontier bus routes and district boundaries. Transportation concerns were raised for New Raymer, Stoneham, and Vim areas as residents warned of costs and distances. More than 180 people attended the sessions at New Raymer and Grover with committee members outlining the plan and legal framework.
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Beard
Briggsdale
Weld County
Grover
New
Raymer
New Raymer
Vim
Clingingsmith
Central School
Denver
Childern
Hla
Hyran Jenkins
Tringsiale
Brigesdale
Gertrude Horn Fran Grover
Virgil Martinez
Central
Harold Magnuson
Glenn Cowley
Guy Jeckle
Stoneham
Tee
Fred Kumer
Briggsdate
Reorganized
Schtat
Prayor
New Waymer
Keith Farley
Postk
Toad of
Farley
Reorganiszaton
Dave Hill
Te Committee
Elmer Anderson
Rom
Glen Cawley
Harry Pippin
Art Anderson
George Lindblad
Thane Turner
Percy Dale
Andy Campbell
George Bush
Wilbur Thames
Tom Nix
Guilinas Law
Bards
Briggerdale
Yim
Jeach
Khrushchev Eyes Balkan Rocket Bases in Albania and Bulgaria
Soviet Premier Khrushchev warned at a Moscow rally that bases for non-atomic missiles could be set up in Albania and Bulgaria with Warsaw Pact support if the Balkans remain hostile. He said any attack on Albania would invite a Soviet response, and noted a toned speech aimed at peace surprised Western observers.
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London
Nikita Khrushchev
Albania
Bulgaria
Balkans
Moscow
Amanita
Hungary
Italy
Greece
Khrushchev
Moscow Radi
Soviet Union
Lenin Stadium
West
Khrushshev
Tass
Berlin Blockade Threat Over German Election
East German official Gerhard Eisler warned Berlin could be blockaded if West Germany holds its presidential election in West Berlin. The threat follows plans for Bundestag sessions in July to elect a successor to President Huess, with Western allies considering canceling the election.
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Berlin
West Berlin
Gerhard Eisler
United States
Berliner Zeitung
Bundestag
Federal Assembly
Theodor Huess
Boon
Badntenil
Mosting
Germany
Tepols
Geneva
Weat
Foreign ministers stalled in Berlin talks
In Geneva secret talks, Andrei Gromyko and foreign ministers of the Soviet Union Britain and France debated Berlin’s future. Officials said they got absolutely nowhere as Gromyko pressed Western powers to relinquish occupation rights in West Berlin during a session at British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd’s residence.
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Geneva
Andrel Gromyx
Britain
France
Berlin
Selwyn Lloyd
Gromyko
D Series Atlas Rocket Blows Up After Blastoff
In Canaveral Florida the D series Atlas exploded about three minutes after launch Saturday. It marks the third failure in as many tries for the new series Atlas, a prototype Air Force missile. Officials say the explosion occurred after the Initial Propulsion phase with no immediate cause available.
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Ps Canaveral
Fla
Allan
Air Force
Tic Allas
Department of Defense
Cauze
Ian
Veterans Remember D Day On Omaha Beach Ceremony
Veterans and French residents gathered at the American Cemetery on Omaha Beach to mark the D-Day anniversary. The memorial honored 9,380 graves with cross markers and 1,557 names on the Wall of the Missing. A monument to the 11th Infantry, part of the 20th Division, was dedicated nearby as families and lawmakers recalled the 1944 invasion and its toll.
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Harvey Hudson
Omaha Beach
Franca
Normandy
St Laurent
Landing
Bat
Lawrence Bekelski
Pennsylvania
Foster Nickerson
Virginia
Bekelski
Nickerson
Ted Acker
Alabams
Leslie Baker
Minnesota
Virginia Membors
116Th Infantry
Edward Greco
Elizabeth City
Noc
Green
Omaha
Utah
Europe
Germany
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Blastoff
Eisenhower
Ontisturg
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