Weld Dem Assembly Sets Up Commissioner Contest
Weld County Democratic Assembly designated candidates for county and state offices. Fatin Mitzel narrowly led county commissioner designation over Alex Holfer. State Senator Floyd Oliver and Representatives Noble Tove Harald Adcock designated for re election. Frank Torres named for third representative seat. Sheriff nominee Welsh appointed recently by county commissioners to fill post. Turner designated for county commissioner district one. No county judge candidate. Proposals discussed include constitutional amendment to civil service heads and study of the Fighth Judicial District. local water diversions and marketing measures also endorsed.
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Bob Beard
Weld County
Democratic Assembly
Bitllot
Fatin Mitzel
Keeneyburg
Alex Holfer
Gill
Mitzel
Haffner
Sen
Oliver
Floyd Oliver
Greeley
Senate
Noble
Tove
Harald Adcock
Alan
Frank Torres
Torrez
Greeley Saddle Club
Hoy Scouts
Sherif Wold
Raver Welsh
Sherif
Welsh
Weld
Democratic
Tan James Shelton
Assembly
Shelton
Robert Warren
Supreme Court
Warren
Deffke
Frank Deffke
Vio
Ussell Turner
Nunn
Turner
Nutin Ares
Little Cabinet
Mnke
Fighth Judicial District
Judicial District
William West
John Abbot
Gresley
Playground Dedicated to Officer Paul Martin in Greeley
The Greeley Kiwanis dedicated the playground at Glenmere Park Sunday in memory of Officer Paul Martin. Price Hopkins, among three speakers, noted Martin fused his police work with service to Greeley youth. Mayor Guedon Hissler attended the ceremony.
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Kiwanis
Paul Marlin
Glenmere Park
Karl Folk
Pan Martin
Hal Jourdan
Tribune
Bot Beard
Greeley Kiwanis Elubyl
Glen
Mere Park
Paul Martin
Price Hopkins
Martin
Greeley
Guedon Hissler
Chloe Bark Towning
Wi Merlin
Greeley Kiwainis Club
Limia of
Ike and Kiwanis Honor D Day Legacy in Greeley
At a dedication ceremony in Greeley a plaque marks a Kiwanis playground named after Marlin, honoring community service. Ike and local officers attend as Arthur Stanley presides, with Lewis B. Kitts delivering invocation. Weather and local service notes accompany the report, including temperatures and forecasts for Colorado and Wyoming.
Kennedy 79 in Weld Vote Test At Democratic Convention
Weld county convention results show Stuart S. Symington 102 votes and John Kennedy 73 for the two top presidential candidates. Kennedy’s vote was printed as I in error, affecting the tally and prompting review.
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Kennedy
Weld County
Stn
Stuart Symington
John Kennedy
Missile Base Walkout Strikes Major Defense Plants
Union machinists walk out at Atlas bases from California to Florida, hitting Cape Canaveral and Vandenberg and slowing launch and construction. The action targets Convair General Dynamics and affects Polaris, Midas, Samos, and Discoverer programs, with potential wider strikes at Lockheed and Douglas plants as talks proceed.
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San Diego
Caliar
Key Atlas Missisile
California
Florida
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Cape
International Assn. of
Vandenberg Air
Polaris
Midas
Samos
Discoverer
Lockheed
Douglas Aircraft Co
JAM
E 'Segundo
Santa Monica
Calif
Long Beach
Tulsa
Ohla
Charlotte
Souplas
Suit filed against actors union for 24 million dollars
New York AP reports Bel lamy, president of Actors Family Assn, was served a summons in a 24 million suit by the League of New York Theaters accusing the performers union of damages from Broadway shutdowns. Bellamy, arriving in period attire as Franklin D Roosevelt, was photographed at the Roosevelt House while filming Sunrise at Campobelfo.
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New York
Talph
Bellamy
Actors Family Asst
League of New York Theaters
Performers Union
Friales
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt House
Jone
Camspobelfo
Carpenters Refuse to Cross Picket Lines in Wyoming
Cheyenne AP reports the Building Trades Council voted to ignore machinists pickets at four Atlas missile sites in southeastern Wyoming. Construction halted as about 500 workers stayed outside, delaying six missiles at Site A and slowing three other sites near Cheyenne. Union claims dispute over Convair Astronautics wage demands with Air Force missiles contract. work hoped to resume by noon.
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Cheyenne
Cheyenne, Building Trades Council
International Association of Machinists
Wyoming
Convair Astromatics
Air Force
Dean van Zant
Building Trades Council
Building ‘Trades Council
Convair
Vani Zant
Warren Air Force Base
Chevont
City
Counsil Action
Cheyema
Flora Construction Co
Warren Considers Independent Candidacy for County Post
County Commissioner Robert G. Warren said on Monday he has not decided on running as an independent this year. Formerly elected as a Republican in 1958, he was ousted by a 1959 court ruling for moving out of his district and later reappointed by Governor Mennichols. He resigned and was reappointed while agreeing to support a Democrat for sheriff, with Sheriff Robert A. Welsh later taking office May 1.
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Warren
Eiether
Robert G. Warren
Weld County
Democratic Assembly
Lg Ram
Jeamaldale
Steve MenNichols
Shor I
Robert A. Welsh
Welsh
Fort Lupton Man Receives Scout Silver Beaver
Fort Lupton resident Charles W Lundien received the Silver Beaver award at a Fort Collins ceremony, honored for decades of service to Scouting. Other Weld County recipients included Glen Kelly, Forrest Knox, and Dale Sullivan, with additional training awards and Scouters' Key honors awarded to several locals. New York report notes about 770,000 Americans planning to visit Europe this year.
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Charles W. Lundlen
Fort Lupton
Center
Don Kinney West
Halder
The
Silver Beaver
Tuichen
Ceremny
James Wilson
Cheyenne
Charles W. Lundien
Sule Lupton
Fort Collins
Lundien
Langs Peak
Civilion
Jender
Weld County
United Fund
Glen Kelly
Walden
Nunn
Scott
Dale Sullivan
Glen Powers
Toulder
Forrest Knox
Loveland
Weld
Willes Cline
Dan Clark
Eaton
New York
Europe
Bar Against Felons Upheld in Union Case
The Supreme Court upheld the New York Waterfront Commission Act bar on felons serving as officers in the International Longshoremen’s Association. Justice Frankfurter wrote the 5-3 majority, with Douglas dissenting. De Veau, secretary treasurer of local Saral 1346, had pleaded guilty in 1922 to auto theft and later faced probation. the union suspended him in 1957.
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Washington
Supreme Court Today
New York
International Longshoremens Assit
Justice Frankfurter
Douglas
Warren
Justice Hack
Varlan
Taperl
Frankfurter
George de Veau
Saral
de Vea
Supreme Court
Lo Cal Tech
de Veau
New York State
Clyde Cree Dies Sunday. CSU professor and educator
Clyde Lemoin Cree 63, assistant professor of business education at Colorado State University, died Sunday after a heart attack. A Weld County educator and administrator, he helped shape accounting practices for 45 districts and 28 businesses. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Macy's drawing room with interment at Lynn Grove cemetery.
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Clyde Lemoin Cree
Colorado State University
Moening
Cree
Weld County
Colorado
Cheyenne
Oklo
Branson County
Trinidad Dinior College
Colorado State College
CSC
Trinchera
el Moto
Souther
Hoe
Mason
Phi Getta Kappa
Pi Omega Pi
Clara Cree
Lemoin
Loren
Greeley
Maggie Cree
Ben Cree
Macy's Drawing
Pro American Victory Returns Paz Estenssaro To Bolivia Presidency
Victor Paz Estenssaro, 52, nationalizer of Bolivia tin industry in 1952, returns to the presidency with an MNR landslide. Three challengers contest results, alleging fraud as ballots counted amid limited violence. about fifty people were killed during the campaign in this Andean nation.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Victor Paz Estenssaro
Nationalist Revolutionary Movement
MNTO
District 1 Buys Road Oil Plant For $87,402.21
Rail district No 1 Jastteneke bought a new hot mix road oil plant from Boott-House Equipment Co. of Dover for 37,402.21. a lower bid from Hooth-Rouse was 108,402.21 for a slightly larger unit. Warren said the district held 104,000 cash for the purchase and delivery is due by July 2 with operation by July 15 at the McClure gravel pit four miles northeast of Warren. The district plans extensive road oiling, including a one mile stretch near Severance and east of Galeton, with the new plant capable of laying oiling mat quickly.
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Jastteneke
Boott-House Equipment Co
Dover
Robert G. Wareren
Alonday
Hooth-Rouse
Barber- Greene
Warren
Colorado Builders Supply Co
Denver
Booth-Rouse
J. Warren
Mc McClure
Eaton
Severance
Galeton
Neighbors Finish House Painting After Woman Falls
Mrs. Jerry Anglin broke her ankle when a scaffold collapsed while she and three neighbors painted the house. Neighbors, led by Mrs. Aggie Dilsaver, organized and by Sunday afternoon many volunteers arrived, finishing the house and garage, and planting a privacy hedge as Mrs. Anglin recovered. Kerry Anglin was unaware of the accident until calling from Oklahoma.
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Jerry Anglin
Cecil Meyer
Ately
Abs
al Hermann
Aen Vaughn
Davis Menke
Ie Parry Knowlton
Pete Dilsaver
Jack Prebish
Jim Mudrow
Lovis Stolavczyk
Mortis Smith
Parl Steele
Perry Knowlton Jr
Moslem Pilgrimage Death Toll Reported in Egypt
Carro Egypt AP reports Midleast News Agency quoting Mec ea Hadio that 130 Muslim pilgrims have died since the start of the five day Courhan Bairam pilgrimage. Most participants are elderly and view dying during the rite as a privilege. Last year 255 deaths were reported.
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CARRO
Egypt
Mecea Hadio
Courhan Bairam
Foyap
Diplomatic Ties For Red China Cuba, Says Times
New York AP report says Fidel Castros regime may seek formal diplomatic ties with Red China. The Times notes such a move would anger the United States and reshape Western Hemisphere recognition dynamics. Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev reportedly accepted Carlosts invitation to visit Cuba.
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New York
Fidel Castro
Castro
Cuba
Peiping
Japan Leftists Vote To Quit Parliament
Japan’s Socialist bloc formally resigns from the Diet in a bid to oust Prime Minister Kishi and derail the Eisenhower visit. Sohyo plans a national convention to organize protests and strike actions around the U S Japan security treaty taking effect June 19, with mass demonstrations and work stoppages planned.
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Rene Georges Inagaki
Tokyo
Socialist Bloc
Taday
Nabasuke Kishi
Eisenhower
Japan
Kishi
National Labor Federation
Sohyo
People's Council
Pr Dent
U.S
Jung 1
White House
James ©. Hagerty
Wass
Ocratic
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West Point
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U.S.1 Military Academy
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Sugar Factory
College Weather Station
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Wyo
Uris
Endmissioner
Ft. Lupton Man
Scout
Clyde Cree
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District 1
Red China
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