Dyde Urges Graduates to Cultivate Healthy Skepticism
W F Dyde retiring University of Colorado president addressed 1,700 graduates at Folsom Stadium urging discipline of fact and work, a healthy skepticism, and a wary eye toward mass media. He said education aims to change the student for the better and warned against gullibility, stressing the value of American experience and democratic process. The 117th commencement was held in Folsom Stadium.
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Boulder
University of Colorado
W.f.dyde
Dye
Dyde
Dls
Colorado
Folsom Stadium
Managers File Suit on Estate of Glenn Miller
In Paterson New Jersey the managers filed a lawsuit seeking a complete accounting of profits realized by the Glenn Miller estate since Miller's death in 1944. Cherie Schribmans of Taunton and Passaic Mt as executor alleges Miller's widow kept sizeable proceeds from the managers and misled them about profits under a 0 year contract that paid Miller 12 83 per sthe band leader earnings.
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Paterson
N.3
Glenn Miler
Auil
Schribmans
Taunton
Y Passalera
Éslater
Beotiser
Simon
Miller
Nee ‘Aeleris
Mya
Bf San Merino
Ie Brothers
Millers
Diefenbaker and Eisenhower Exchange Moon Message on Radar Lab
Diefenbaker and Eisenhower exchange greetings at a new radar laboratory opening with U S and Canadian cooperation for a planned high altitude rocket program. A moon bounced radio transmission carries the President's message and Diefenbaker's reply to Boston. Birth notices list several local summer births at Weld County General Hospital with names and parent details.
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Prince ‘Albert
Sask
APD
Prise
Miniater
Joba
Diefenbaker
Eisenhower
U.S. Millstone Laboratory
Boston
Canada
U.S
United States
Bill Jone
Moon
Tajerdale
Mes
Jos Pargas
Igm Jes St
Weld County General Hospital
James A Stockover
Fort Collits
Father of Greeley Woman Dies in Mont
George Alden aged 82 father of Gerald Chapin of northwest Greeley died at Big Timber Montana after a heart attack. Mr and Mrs Alden left Sunday morning for funeral services there. Alden had been paralyzed for some time. Mrs Charles music teacher at the Ga school there.
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George Alden
Birs
Gerald Chapin
Greeley
Big Timber
Brent
Alden
Aiden
Chale Les
Ga School
Talks reopen on atomic test ban in Geneva
AP reports cautious optimism as US authorities expect Geneva talks to resume on Monday, aiming for a possible agreement with the Soviet Union. Four weeks of sharp exchanges precede any final package, with both sides probing scientific aspects of high altitude and underground explosions.
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Lewis Gulick
Washington
Geneva
Soviet Union
Aldeshow
Cane
Germany
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Multiple Vehicle Crashes Disrupt Power Near Fort Lupton
A series of early morning accidents near Ault and Fort Lupton left several drivers asleep at the wheel and cars off the roadway. David L. Basher’s Ford hit a power pole, cutting lines. Tony Trumle’s Nash Rambler veered into a borrow pit. Charles Strong’s Oldsmobile struck a wire and damaged posts. Jerald Cunningham was struck walking along US 85 near Ault. Thomas Messall’s Plymouth clipped him, causing minor injuries and vehicle damage on surrounding cars. Additional collision near Windsor involved Van Winkle and Tanner with fuel. Police reported damages and power outages as crews restored service.
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David L. Basher
Grover
Ford
Colorado
Aull
Dolphin Parrilla
Ata Am
Tony Trumle
Fort Lupton
Charles R. Steong
Norman Wilson
Strong
Mear Ault
Jerald Cunningham
Berthoud
Aalt
Ault
Cunningham
Thomas Messall
Denver
Messall
Perilla
Berthoud Young
Vlatence van Winkle
Fort Collins
James W. Tanner
Windsor
Tanner
van Winkle
Melvin Hoke
Starkweather Seeks Last Minute Halt for Son in Death Row
Guy Starkweather plans a final effort to save his son Charles Starkweather, the confessed killer of 11 people, by appealing to federal courts for a writ of habeas corpus after a Nebraska stay delayed execution. The state supreme court set June 12 as the new death date amid ongoing legal moves and earlier court refusals.
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Slincoln
Neb
Charles
Geathin
Guy Starkweather
Fhe Ath Circuit Court of Appeals
Fashion Designer Kay Fulweiler Dies in Oakland
Oakland AP report says 43 year old Kay C. Fulweiler, a New York fashion designer for T. P. Stevens Co., collapsed and died Thursday night, with death attributed to heart attack. The article lists numerous hospital admissions and discharges in Weld County and surrounding areas, including names and addresses, reflecting a local hospital census.
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Oakland
Caill
Kay C. Fulweiler
New York
Ino Restaurant
T.P. Stevens’ Co
Ladies Condemn Cheesecake Art Debate at AGW Club Meet
In Los Angeles AP report notes 3000 delegates of the General Federation of Women's Clubs condemn cheesecake art as evil. Mrs Walter Magee of Lakewood complains women are seen as bodily measurements. A delegate warns the resolution could spur young women away from the clubs. The resolution urges clubs to influence public opinion and inform media about objections.
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Los Angeles
Indies
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Walter Magee
Lakewood
Shs
Abista
Failure to Pass Farm Legislation Blamed on Dems
GREEN BAY Wis. Republicans charge Democratic Congress blocked vital farm legislation and overran the Treasury with pork. Senator Morton warned the budget neared 8.37 trillion dollars and that farm voters would shift to the GOP due to inaction on farm measures and revenue increases.
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Green Bay
Wis
Theaston B. Marton
Congress
Kentucky
Treasury
Efs
Morton
Prsident
Senate
Induction Calls From Local Selective Service Board
Six men registered with the local Selective Service board are listed for induction. Names include Clement Bermurez of Los Angeles and Benjamin Chavez of Dacono along with Walter Bailey Jr of Grover, Robert Wingelt of Fort Lup ton Route 2, Benjamin Brown of Eric, and Charles Gaukel of Woodridge California. Physical exams were conducted Thursday for Duane Martin James Hart Frederick Brein Glenn Delvyenthal Theodore Mitamura Carl Patton James Cockroft Norman Tappy David Thompson Jerod Meek.
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Clement Bermurez
Los Angeles
Benjamin Chavez
Dacono
Walter Harald Bailey Jr
Grover
Robert William Wingelt
Fort Tupton
Benjamin Oliver Brown
Eric
Charles E. Gaukel
Woodr Twidge
Calif
Duane Laverne’ Martin
9Th Ave
James Hart
Greeley
Frederick Inhn Brein
Brighton
Glenn E. Delvyenthal
Theadore Mitamura
Fort Gupton
Carl Dean Patton
Keenesburg
James LeRoy Cockroft
Kersey Norman
Dale ‘Tappy
Stoncham
David Thompson
Jerod Dwane Meek
Ah St
Dalai Lama cites Chinese torture of Tibetans in revolt
The Dalai Lama said Tibetan subjects endure unbearable torture day and night under Chinese Communists. He claimed fresh atrocities as fallout from the Tibetan revolt and urged nations like India to support those seeking truth over mere power.
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New Delhs
India
Dalai Lama
Alamp
Mussgori
Red Thina
Free World Press Attacks Adenauer Over Decision to Stay
Bonn reports rapid and mixed criticism from international papers over Konrad Adenauer's choice to remain chancellor. The West German press led the charge while foreign outlets also weighed in, labeling him a dictator or opposing Britain’s Moscow policy as he defends his stance.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Kla
Rhine Valley
Te Welt
Hamburg
Adenauer
Tokyo Shimb
Free World
Commie Journal Faces Financial Troubles in New Drive
New York AP report says the Com autist party paper The Wark ex faces renewed money problems. A May 1958 note showed improvements but the editorial warns of disaster without more funds. A fund drive targets $40,001 by month end, with $7,008 already collected.
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EW York
Comautist
Geulties
Pbut
Month Inter
Union Officer Dies in Indianapolis
Harold H. Clark 54, former vice president of the International Typographical Association, died Friday after a prolonged illness in Indianapolis. Clark was a prominent union officer noted for his years of service and leadership within the printers’ union. Prospects for his colleagues included tributes and reflections on his contributions to organized labor.
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Indianapolis
Harold H. Clark
Armer
Street name changes approved by planning commission
Subdivision street names in several subdivisions outside the city were altered at a special Friday meeting. Changes were suggested by foreman Glenn Wy McDonald and approved as plats for Belair Frith addition Hillside addition and Miller's First Resubdivision while minor changes were deferred.
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Planning Commission
Glenn Wy McDonald
Belair Frith
Hillside
Miller
Court filings list damages and divorces in Greeley district
Denver based suit by John Brandenburg seeks 45400 for injuries from a 1958 collision at ath. Ave and East St. with a Pontiac sedan and a van. Divorces granted to Mrs Evelyn Horst, Mrs Janice Rau, and Mrs Barbara Wolf. support and attorney fees ordered. JP Court actions include multiple drunk driving fines and car related offenses. Capt Sieber dies in Fairhope. zoning petition denied and street name changes approved across several subdivisions in Greeley real estate notices.
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John W. Brandenburg
Denver
Melissiah
Viola Waldron
Ath. Ave
East St. -Héce
Brandenburg
Evelyn Horst
Ave
Ammett Horst
Janice Louise Rau
Ault
Robert Leroy
Raut
Donald L. Carpenter
Plantiff
Barbara Lee Wolf
Platteville
Marry Wolf
Greetey
Dale’ J. Bristow
Montview Blvd
Eth
Ish
19Th Ave
Petljah
Commission
Edwards
Pearl Rd
Hunter Heights
Franklin, WI
34Th Ave
Glen Dr
83Th Ave
Berry de
32Nd Ave
Mountain View Acres
Antelope Dr
Longs Peak
Heinze
Heinze “St
St. Lo
2Nd St
Pard Sts
Lab Arihwest
1St
AY Linden
22Nd St
Aml Larkview
20Th Ave
Highland Park
Elwood Pr
Sud-Ave
Dartmouth
41St Ave
Crestmore Dr
52Nd Ave
Broadview Dr
Sand -Ave
Brailview Dr
27Th St
Highland , Dr
26Th St. Ward
East Addition
Try
First St. Key Dr
First St
Clayton Dy
22Nd Ave
Air Force audit finds $100000 overcharge in contract
Washington AP report notes a ten dollar error grew to one hundred thousand due to miscounting in an Air Force contract for fire control systems in the 852 campaign. The General Accounting Office uncovered the discrepancy a year later. Mig Corp Crosley Cinelinas Ohio acknowledged the mistake and refunded the funds. The firm pledged tighter procedures.
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Air Force
Congress
General Accounting Office
Wwe
F. Edw. Hebert
D-Ta
Armed Forces Investigations Mutt Committee
Mig. ~ Corp
Crosley Cinelinas
Shother
Abe
Aveo
Utah Escapes Are Captured Near Salt Lake City
A motorcycle patrolman captured two Utah prison escapees near downtown Salt Lake City ending a 22 hour search. Jimmy Clark 27 Los Angeles and Dennis Martinson 20 Payson Utah were found hiding in vacant lots. They were armed with knives and described as dangerous. Taxi driver Fred Welch led officers to the area. Clark jailed for a $7000 kidnap robbery of a supermarket. Martinson for burglary.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Jimmy Clark
Los Angeles
Dennis Martinson
Payson
Fred Welch
Dleers
Welch
Sandy
Here
Theo
Point of the Mountain
Clark
Juanita
Slattinson
Ike Blasted For Ignoring Killian Report
Hartford AP Democratic National Chairman Paul A. Buller accused President Eisenhower of ignoring the advisory committee report urging immediate doubling of national education funding. Buller blasted the administration for an unbalanced budget and urged passage of the Murray-Metcalf bill to provide 1.16 billion dollars annually for four years for school construction and teachers.
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Jetter 40
Killian
The
Massachusetts
Tristitute of Technology
Democratics Women
Buller Saiiit
Murray-Metcalf
House Education Committee
Butler
Eisenhower
Wold
Fate of Strauss in Hands of 15 Senators
Washington AP report says Lewis Strauss’s fate as secretary of commerce rests with a small band of 10 to 18 undecided senators from both parties. Seven Democrats back confirmation. one Republican, William Langer, opposes. If all Republicans support Strauss, he still needs two more Democrats to win approval. Senate factions and party discipline shape the pivotal confirmation battle amid Eisenhower’s White House.
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Ashington
Lewis “T. Strauss
Secretary of Commerce
Strauss
William Langer
North
Tiakola
Iim
Watron G. Magnuson
de Washi
Senate
Eisenhower
Howse
Republic
Calvin Coolidge
Darst Commissioned as Second Lieutenant at Colorado U
Richard J. Darst son of Dr. John H. Darst and Mrs Dorothy M. Days was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the United States Army Reserve. The commissioning occurred on the university campus Friday. Darst graduated from Greeley High School in 1984 and has studied at the University of Colorado since 1954.
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Boulder
Paul Weat
Tthe University” of Colorado
Richard J. Darst
John H. Darst
26Th St. SW
Ars
Dorothy M
St. Ave
United States Army Reserve
Darsl
Grealey High School
University of Calorada
Spillover from pension fund reaches five million dollars
Denver reports show an additional one million dollars moved from the old age pension fund to the state general fund, lifting the total spillover for the fiscal year to five million. Constitutional changes in 1956 guaranteed pensioners eleven dollars monthly with a cost of living bump and a ten million dollar medical program. Budget officers project the general fund balance at July 1 around 174 million.
Black family defends home after cross burning incident
In an all white neighborhood, Lonnie Perry, a Black father, moved his family in amid threats. A cross was burned, windows shattered, and Perry kept a ready public safety item as he warned would-be attackers he would defend his family.
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Sal
Lonnie Perry
Perry
Trias
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