TV boosters for remote areas win House subcommittee approval
The US House Commerce Subcommittee approved a bill authorizing FCC regulation of television booster stations to expand service in isolated regions. About 70,000 Wyoming residents could lose access if very high frequency boosters are outlawed, boosters argued as cheaper than private antenna systems.
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Washington
Senate
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
Milton J. Stapp
Jerrold Electronics Corp
Philadelphia
Shapp
Bill Snd
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Utah
Eugene M. Ewing
Asia
Jeans and Janes Train to Des Moines Convention
The Jeans and Janes, a Colorado State College dancing group, travel by train from Denver to Des Moines for the ninth National Square Dance Convention. Sincieen members plus sponsors Douglas Carter and Harold Browning will depart Denver Wednesday noon, with eight joining from Greeley en route. They arrive Des Moines Thursday at 1 am, perform three demonstrations, stay in Drake University residence halls, and share costs via a family fare plan. The convention runs Thursday through Sunday, with return Monday morning.
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Des Motes
Towa
Janes
Colorado State
Trandees
Douglas Carter
Denver
Ail
Greeley
Iadam
Des Moines
Jeans
Donald Penn
Ewanie Genava
Ola Ann Hilzing
Lynda Mae Nebron
Alarsha Brockover
Pat! ‘Groscaickle
Ken Marlin
Harbarai Picdal
Colorado
Des Maines
Drake University
Isies
Carter
Radesman
Public Summer School Enrollment Up at Greeley Schools
Enrollments for holly elementary and rand secondary students in the Greeley public schools summer program show growth. Principal Richard Biddle announced a total of 132 students enrolled, with several courses planned including remedial reading arithmetic and enriched reading. The program runs June 7 to August 5, with last minute enrollments possible. Fees: within district 10 per course, 20 for two. out of district 10 extra. High school classes include American history social problems and algebra, with others anticipated. Junior high offerings pending tally. Enrollment encouraged this week at Greeley High School, amid ongoing staffing of remedial reading and other subjects.
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Holly
Rand Secondary
Greeley
Richard Biddle
Biddle
Greeley High Schoal
Don Teh
Nover
Eldon Gowers
Ethelene Rhiner Willeach
Keith Swedlind
Irma Callins
Misa Hazel Dalbey
Mary Meeker
Ales Louise Fisher
Gilmore
Hil eg“Dathey
Adams Sheriff and DA Aide In Alley Fist Fight
In Denver an Adams County sheriff and a former deputy district attorney aide exchanged blows in an alley. The clash involved Sheriff Ball Etuberts and former investigator Pal Schreiber as witnesses described a heated confrontation where both sides admit a fight occurred. Police investigated after a car crash followed the altercation.
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Weichs
Younds
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Schreiber
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Richard
Fverett Bevens
Iheitile
Aide Confesses Gooting Campaign Act In Colorado
Denver AP report states Davoren, Dan, an administrative aide to Gov. McNichols, said I goated while claiming unawareness of a campaign to place a proposed constitutional amendment on the November ballot. The governor backs a plan to allow appointing department heads under civil service rules. A 1941 law bans state employees from participating in initiative or referendum drives, penalties include a $10 fine and removal from office. Davoren, Democratic party chairman in Arapahoe County, says he is not overly concerned about possible penalties.
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Walia
Davoren
McNichols
Lew Jn
Yail
Colorado
Creciloyes
Aoltice
Davorengho
Democratic Party
Arapahoe
Searchers Find Drowning Victim After River Tragedy
Mrs Beverly Diederichs 24 is found drowned in the swollen Delores River after a family picnic when niece Neva Kay Sowers 3 slipped into the water. The mother jumped in to save her child but both were swept downstream. Husband Robert witnessed the event as floodlights and ropes were used to locate the bodies.
Marriage Licenses Issued for Rusch and Gare Couples
Edin Richard Rusch and Fatty Lucile Arnold of Gilcrest marry in a licensed ceremony. John Joe Gare and Barbara Twis Rejarano, both of Gilcrest, obtain marriage licenses.
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Fatty Lucile Arnold
Gill
John Joe Gare
Barbara Twis Rejarano
Gilcrest
George Eckhardt I Dies Here Man
George Eckhardt I 86 died Monday at Greeley Nursing Home after living in Greeley since 1319. He came to the United States in 1601 from Frank Russia. He moved to Greeley and worked for the city, was a charter member of St. Paul’s Congregational church. Survived by daughter Mrs. Conrad Hoff of Greeley and several relatives in Eaton Scottsbluff and Greeley. Funeral planned Monday at St. Paul’s with burial at Lint Grove. Macy’s in charge of arrangements.
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Greeley
Torn
Frank
Russia
Eckhardt
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Grealey
St. Paul's Congregational Church
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Henry Meyer
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Rep and aide spent 2400 on trip to Venezuela and Mexico
Knight Newspapers report that Rep. Robert Chipfield and an aide charged 6358.23 in travel expenses from U S embassies during a 1957 study mission to Venezuela El Salvador and Mexico. The piece notes counterpart funds abroad and shows how foreign currencies were drawn and used.
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United
Chiperfield
House Group Pushes 35 New Federal Judgeships
The House Judiciary Committee backed creating 35 additional federal judgeships including one for Colorado to end a seven year stalemate. The bill aims to reduce backlogs with nominees tied to the president. Democrats say half of the nominees will be from their party.
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House Judiciary Committee
Colorado
House
Congress
Aircraft Plant Walkout Hits Sikorsky Units
Stratford and Bridgeport plants of United Aircraft Corporation Sikorsky Division faced a union authorized walkout seven days before a planned Connecticut seven plant strike. International representative Stig-Lindholtz pushed for arbitration hearings, union shop, automatic raises, and better job security amid months of no contracts.
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Hamilton Standard
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Mueller Receives Dartmouth Fellowship In Physics
R Curtis Mueller of Colorado College won a Dartmouth College fellowship to assist Francis Weston Sears in the physics department. He graduates this year and joins graduate work while helping Sears, formerly MIT professor, with ongoing research. Mueller, a 1910 44th Ave native, was inducted into Delta Epsilon and earned Union Carbide and Carbon scholarships while a Greeley High School graduate.
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Francis Weston Sears
Dartmouth
Sears
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Dela Epsilon
Honorary
Rocky Mountain
Garded Union Carbide and Carbon Corporation
Breakfast planned with Ike and Rockefeller
President Eisenhower arranged a 7:45 am breakfast on Wednesday with New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller. Press secretary Anne Wheaton indicated Rockefeller requested the meeting, stating he is available for a draft into the Republican presidential race but remains an action candidate.
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Eisenhower
White House
New York
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Anne Whealer
Rockefeller
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Services Wednesday For Mrs. Petrie
Sunergl services for Mrs. Florence Petrie, former resident of Greeley, will be held Wednesday at Park Mill Orthodox Presbyterian Church. Interment follows at Linn Grove cemetery in Greeley at 2 am. Mrs. Petrie died of cancer last Friday and had lived at 251 Fillmore St in Denver. Arrangements announced by Howard Abtuary of Denver.
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Austin
Weld County Nursing Home
Ault
Greeley
Frances Julia Locke
Sacramento
Calif
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Wem
Park Mill Orthodox Presbyterian Church
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Machinists Continue Picket at Warren Air Force Base
Cheyenne AP reports machinists will maintain a 24 hour picket at Warren Air Force Base and four Atlas missile sites around the clock as part of a nationwide walkout demanding higher wages from Convair Astronautics Division of General Dynamics. Local labor leaders warn a failure to honor lines could affect the strike. hearings by the National Labor Relations Board are set for June 34 on related complaints.
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Adlai Backers Endorse Kennedy in Mass Plan
Amherst College historian Henry Stesle Commager said supporters of Adlai Stevenson will endorse Senator John F. Kennedy for the Democratic nomination. He said a letter of endorsement will go out soon and cited Harvard professors John Gal hearth and Arthur M. Schlesinger as members of Stevenson’s brain trust who may back Kennedy. Commager noted Stevenson is not active and Kennedy has the best chance to defeat Vice President Nixon.
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Hearth
Arthur M. Schlesinger
Hurgaeil University
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Stevencon
Richard M. Nixon
Gol Noenner
Family Night at Covenant Church Promotes Bible School Session
A Bible school family night will be held at First Covenant Church on Wednesday evening at 2 40 PM. Children and their families will attend a school session together followed by worship, singing, and a missionary film, Empty Shoes, depicting early work in India.
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Subway Fire Delays in Grand Central Tunnel Rescue Efforts
In New York a tunnel fire at Grand Central Verminal forced a three hour service suspension from Brooklyn Bridge to 86th Street. 86 passengers were hospitalized as riders fought through smoke to safety after a blaze started in rubbish and spread to cable insulation.
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Edward F. Cavanagh Jr
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86Th Street
Federal Power Challenged by Alabama Judge
Federal judge orders temporary restraining order blocking federal access to Alabama voter registration files as Alabama seeks to challenge the 1940 Civil Rights Act. Judge Walter I. Jones set July 7 for a hearing on a permanent injunction, with Alabama Atty. Gen. MacDonald Gallion leading the case and federal authorities facing limits in Montgomery Wilcox and Sumter counties.
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Justice
Alabama
Walter I. Jones
MacDonald Gallinn
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Justice Department
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Jones
Ato Gue
Willian P. Roge Wis
Montgomery, Wilcox
Sumter Counlies
Sumer
Thomas H. Dorgs
Three Injured in Intersection Crash In Od0
Three people received minor injuries in an afternoon crash at the intersection of 4h St and HW Ave. Denise Gostin, four, daughter of Mr and Mrs Slave Gostin of Od0 1st St, was treated at World County General Hospital for scalp injuries. Mrs Gostin reported damages to a car parked nearby and a prior incident in 1954. Harlan Gucklin, driver of a sedan, also sustained bruises. Cash missing from home at 2001 ithat was reported to sheriff Monday evening totaling 26 dollars.
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Denise Gostin
Slave Gostin
Wold County General Hospital
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Goslin
Sudan
Harlan Gucklin
Thomas Ropp Jr
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Davis and Wife Plan to Raise Large Family
Sammy Davis Jr and Swedish actress Mim Brill announce plans to wed after Brill’s divorce. They say they will raise a large family regardless of disapproval or prejudice. Davis notes potential career risks but stands firm on the match.
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Wife
Mimsy
Javernick Receives CU Outstanding Athlete Award
Javernick of Canon City earned the University of Colorado Outstanding Athlete honor for the year. The Bulls standout basketball star won the Big Eight Conference Medal as CU named its top athlete. Last year the CU award went to Eddie Dave.
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Frank Jayernick
Canon City
University of Colorado
Yeavernick
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