Resolution Urges U S to Rethink Girard Case in Japan
By John A. Harris Wasitian dispatch notes a House resolution urging the administration to reconsider letting Girard be tried by Japanese authorities. The move sparked debate in Congress and drew mixed reactions from lawmakers and the public, with supporters citing protection of U S citizens and opponents fearing eroded sovereignty.
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Govt
Girard
Japan
John A. Harris
Hey Daley
Cnn Hie
Aime Sqwerliss
Willand
Dinu
Howell
Uitawa
Gowapeaphe
Alshehall
U.S. Mills
Frank Thompson
Ren. Ron
Mohlod
Lewisville
Ren. Norton
Tly
Tal
Millay Ci-Neb
Citp
Whillington
Seran Collecor
Naka Sakai
Girard Sail
Jarldan
Louie
Navy's Fastest Plane Explodes Over Dallas Area
The Navy's fastest plane, the Crusader, exploded near Hensley Naval Air Station as test pilot Janes Buckner, 31, of Dallas, was killed. Buckner died after an intended high speed pass over the field during a visit by naval aviation cadets. Investigations by Navy and contractor launched.
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Ghand Imbaliuig
Tex
Dallas
Hensley Naval Air Station
Berfore
Janes Buckner
Trinity River
Buckner
Anads
Navy
Ranchers and Sportsmen Seek End to Property Conflicts
At the Colorado Cattlemen’s Assn convention in Glorwoon Springs a panel on eminent domain drew reps from ranching and hunting groups. Committee members debated private property rights for public use and possible legislative action. Speakers urged balance between private property and hunting and fishing access amid calls for hearings and possible reforms.
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Glerwoon Springs
Colorado Cattlemen's Assn
Charles Conklin
Delta
State Game & Fish Pepl
Tiplb Lo Conden
Cominitier
Terps
Varey Doling
Nygione
Sal
Pris’ Vale Peat
Teg Mower
Grane Junction
Wsnort
A. Schafer
Boyera
Colon
Tmohort Parsons
Westan
Trek Janes
Vania
Dack
Walaw
Whitrwater
Otte Maul
Klnwa
Reaguren
Baby Born in Los Angeles Family Names Harhara Ann
Mrs. Wilburt Zeller of Tell Gardens and husband welcome a daughter in Los Angeles. The child is named Harhara Ann. Maternal grandparents are Norma Elaine Lasser and Carl Lesser of Kerkey, and great grandmother is Mrs. Feodurgens of Fort Collins.
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Fornia
Wilburt Zeller
Tell Gardens
Tans
Zoli Cabinet Gains Approval by Slim Margin
Rome premier Ailene Zoli secured final parliamentary approval for a new minority government after hours of debate. The vote needed 281. he won with support from his Christian Democrat party and monarchists, joined by 21 members of the Italian Fascist remnants, while opponents were mainly Communist and Socialist deputies. Eleven abstained.
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Rome
Ailene Zoli
Chamber of Deputes
Offic
Zoli
Christian Democrat Party
Lagal Movement
Benito Mussolini
Communiste
Haly
Wa Sociafia
Vuse
Italy
Intr
Antonin Seni
Southern Leader for GOP Selected
Washington reports that Lee Poller of Arlington Virginia will become special assistant to the chairman for the Republican party in the South. Poller, Virginia state chairman, is currently director of personnel for the National Committee and has worked with Southern party smatterers. An announced appointment was reportedly delayed to discuss with President Eisenhower.
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Washington
White House
National Republican Committee
Lee Poller
Arlington
Potter
Meade Alcorn
Thurgay
Eisenhower
France Likely Gets Premier Amid Coalition Push
France faces a potential cabinet shakeup as Premier Bourges-Maunoury seeks confidence from Parliament amid party divisions. Socialist leaders appear poised to retain power, with defense ministry sources signaling a formal confidence vote early next week. The report notes mixed positions from other factions, including the Popular Republican Movement, and cites ongoing defections and policy tensions shaping the crisis.
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Patis I
Maurice Bainges- Maunnuzy
de Llonse Minisme
Guy Mollot
Sallrtay
Idans Middleronder
Socialist Party
Bourges Maunoury
Popular
Crippled plane lands near Washington after engine trouble
Secretary of State Dulles rode a military plane that lost an engine as it neared Washington. The craft landed safely at Anacostia Naval Air Station instead of National Airport. Cmdr. Waller McGuire, 41, said the decision saved crossing the Potomac. Dulles joked he did not know of the issue until landing.
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Washington
Dulles
Anacuslin Naval Air Station
National Airport
Potomac River
Cmdr
Waller McGuire
Anaroslia
Anagostin
New York City
Council On Foreign Relations
State Dept
Avacostia Field
New bargaining group offered as 46 day Coors strike ends
The Brewery Workers Union proposed a new negotiating committee to help end the 46 day strike at Coors Brewery in Golden. International president Karl Fellers said he would visit Golden to lead talks if desired. Coors was reviewing the suggestion and expected a response early next week.
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Golden Imo
Brewery Workers Union
Coors Brewery
Golden
Coors
Bill Coors
Karl F. Fellers
Cincinnati
Ohio
Fellers
Feller
Jefferson County
Rat Art Wermuth
Wermith
Bia A.m
Wermiuth
Sono
Wermuth Warmuth
Wermuth
Ning
Yale
Contract To Be Signed To Avert Ahead Walkout
A contract easing an iron workers strike in southern Colorado was to be signed by union and contractor representatives. It raises wages now and 13 cents more near June. basic pay was 3 dollars an hour with fringe benefits. The agreement ends a strike deadline set for June 1 and averts a Monday walkout at Air Force Academy construction sites.
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Pupslo
Colo
Atriké
Colorado
Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Academy
Howard E. Whitlork Jr
Pusenlo
Associated Building Contractors
Cusblo
Jack Sawer
Flar«enue
Ironworkers Local 750
Jack McKean
Salt Lake City
Sauer
Fl. Cason
Glockner-Penrose
Votes To Upset Jury Trial Provision Faces Civil Rights Bill
Washington sources report Rep Bolling says the votes exist to defeat a southern backed jury trial amendment to a civil rights bill. The claim contrasts with southern rhetoric and a rift over a Powell letter, with Hays denouncing Powell. Debate emphasizes injunction procedures and rights in federal enforcement, with a Thursday vote anticipated.
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Washington
Rep
Bolling
D-Mo
South
Congress
Powell
Wayne Heys
Ohio
Hays
Holling
Missourian
Automobiles collide on Thirteenth Street. two drivers cited
A collision on Thirteenth Street near Tenth Avenue at 12 90 pm Friday involved Petey Carlson driving a 2015 Chevrolet two door and Ellen J. Dibinson in a 196 Chevrolet four door. Carlson braked but could not avoid contact. Mrs Robineau was charged with careless driving by Officer Warren Adams.
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Petey Sl. Carlson
Ellen J. Dibinson
Thirteenth Street
Tenth Avenue
Pam
Thirteenth
Robinson
Carlson
Robineau
Warren Adams
Tennis leader dies in Otterdam Netherlands
David Crall, 72, former president of the International Lawn Tennis Federation, served 1961 1952, died Friday in Otterdam Netherlands.
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Otterdam
Netherlands
N — David Crall
International Lawn Tennis Federation
Reception for New EUB Pastor Sunday at church
A reception for the new EUB pastor Charles BE D Arcy and his family will be held in the sanctuary room of the Greeley Osgood Evangelical United Brethren church Sunday evening at 4 30 oclock. All members and friends of the two churches are invited to attend.
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EUB
Ney
Charles BE
D'Arcy
Greeley - Osgood
Graham Group Claims It Wins Jews Catholics
An official of Graham’s Protestant crusade in New York reports that among those making decisions for Christ a mix of Roman Catholics and Jews appear, though most are Protestant. In 24 nights, 14,665 people have stepped forward to receive Christ, including 264 on Friday night, with about 19,000 attendees at Madison Square Garden noting Catholics did not attend the Protestant meetings.
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New York
Sity Graham
Theodore Taylor
Graham
Madison Square Garten
Pauling Subpoena Sparks Soviet Attack on Hobbyist Scientist
Pravda defends Linus Pauling amid U S Senate subcommittee probe into anti nuclear test protests. It says no subversive organization behind the scientist and 2000 signatories, while condemning McCarthy era tactics and urging open discussion of dangers of nuclear testing.
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Pravda
Linus Pauling
Soviet Communist Party
California
Sroate
Himsel
Sen. Eastland
D-Miss
Pauling
Washington
Jura
Senate Subcommittee On Home Security
McCarthy
Zeakod
Eastland
Washington Nquisitors
United States
Pawling
Alands
Tawa
Cincinnati
Colorado Child Killed in Kansas Farm Wreck
A Colorado Springs boy Raymond Douglas Miller 10 died from injuries after a farm accident near Judge City Kansas. He was visiting his grandparents 20 miles southeast of Judge City and was pinned between a tractor and a truck. He was the son of Dr and Mrs Harley Miller.
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Judge City
Kan
Raymond Douglas Miller
Colorado Springs
Colo
Harley Miller
Sidney Miller
Here
Final Payment Notice for Colorado Rail Improvement Project
The Colorado Department of Highways will make the final payment regarding widening railroads and related improvements in Weld County Weld County within the state of Colorado. The project includes work on a rail corridor near La Salle and other areas as described in the public notice. The responsible party is Hassaner of Greeley and the notice is dated June 24, 18a.
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Hlorado Department
Hasner
Greeley
Wurtinn
Calorada
Mites
la Sale
Weld
Stee
Calareda
Avhitor
Beenre
Chloe
Higawaya WU
Dr Donaldson to Speak at First Assembly in Garden Theater
Dr Donaldson, longtime director of Tyler Texas outdoor education programs, will address the first all school assembly Monday at 8 PM in the Garden Theater. He will discuss School Camping What It Is and Why, outlining his extensive career in outdoor education and university teaching.
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George W. Doratdson
Tyler
Texas
Sylvan Dale
CSCE
Allimmater
Garden Theater
Denaldson
Hoge Foundation
University of Texas
Sul Ross Sale College
Alpine
Hattle Creek
Mich
Kellogg Foundation
State Teachers College
Trenton
N. J
University of Georgia
Georgia Teacherers College
Teachers College
Columbia University
Donaldson
New Castle
Ind
Desborn
Cleveland
Florida State Department of Education
Austin
Tex
Mobile County
Mahama
Southwest Texas State College
San Marcos
Beaumont
Cleburne
Texas 4-Holihs
Jacksonville
Camp Tire Girls, Inc
American Camping Association
American Association
Health, Physical Education and Recreation
The
Association Press
New York City
Dozen Nations Wait on U S Farm Surplus Sales Deal
Nearly a dozen countries press the State Department to let Congress authorize a one billion dollar sale of surplus farm products for foreign currencies. Poland Spain and Israel seek aid to ease food shortages while Pakistan Japan India Yugoslavia and other nations express interest. Over twenty years three billion dollars of wheat cotton oats oils soybeans and dairy have been sold abroad under a system exchanging goods for currency. The House stalled a bill authorizing use of government stocks for disposal abroad while the Senate had passed the measure.
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Washington Lm
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Eisenhower
Poland
Spain
Israel
State Dept
Viely
Pakistan
Japan
India
Yugolavia
Middle East
Senate
Local Artists May Compete in Cheyenne Tri State Exhibit
Wyoming Nebraska and Colorado artists are invited to submit original oil, watercolor, and pastel works for the Tri State Exhibit at Cheyenne Art?ountr. Entry cards and rules are from the Cheyenne Artists Guild at 112 East Eighth Avenue. Deadline is June 12. Emil Bisttezen, judge, runs a Taos art school and brings wide experience to the event. The exhibit opens July 14 and runs through August.
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Wyoming
Nebraska
Colorado
Tri-State
Cheyenne Artists Guild
East Eighth Avenue
Cheyenne
Emil Bisttezen
Taos
N. M
New TB Cases Rise in Weld County During Year
Seven new tuberculosis cases were reported in Weld County in 1986, raising the total known cases to 87 with 43 active. Five active cases had positive sputum in December, and contacts were placed under medical observation or moved to other health jurisdictions. Nursing visits totaled 211 for 84 patients, plus 80 visits to contacts.
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Weld County
Department
Inherentnsis
Health Department
Weld
Marriage Licenses Filed In Northern Colorado Area
Ralph G Nash of Del Norte and Janele I Teeters of Greeley Harold Burgette Morehead and Rita Ann Hagert both of Greeley Thomas Ellsworth Evans of Gasper Wyo and Helen Nadine Johnson of Longmont Myr Fred Keegan of La Salle and Lynda Fay Haley of Kersey Paul Leroy Gibbons and Myrna June Wilson both of Greeley David Guy Clarkson and Dorothy Toan Croissant both of Greeley William Dale Lasser and Janice Darlene Kaneff both of Milliken
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Ralph G. Nash
del Norte
Janele I
Teeters
Greeley
Harold Burgette Morehead
Rita Ann Hagert
Gresley
Thomas Ellsworth Evans
Gasper
Wyo
Helen Nadine John
Longmont
Myr Fred Keegan
la Salle
Lynda Fay Haley
Kersey
Paul Leroy Gibbons
Myrna June Wilson
David Guy Clarkson
Dorothy Toan Croissant
Summer Mixed League Opens at Bowlorado Bowlerama
The Summer Mixed League kicked off at Bowlorado Bowlerama with top men and women forming the teams. Teams One and Four led after opening round four points each while Teams Five and Six and Teams Seven and Eight split nine points each. Bernice Breeden, Janet Newton, and Willa Anderson led the top gal series, with Newton posting the best game at 199. Tim Conlin had a 188 game while Duke Schmidt posted a 332 series and Wally Short bowled 382 for high time.
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Bowlorado Janes
Thurssday
Guye
Shree
Bernice Breeden
Janet Newton
Willa Anderson
Tim Conlin
Duke Schmidt
Mick Schmidt
Wally Short
Meeker Youth Killed in Motorcycle Collision
In POODMORE CITY Maryland two menagers riding a motorcycle were killed when it collided with a car on U S Highway 1 three miles north of the city. Norman F Huse sell 18 of Schusterville New Jersey suffered a broken neck Warren P Hover s Meeker Colorado was pinned on the rear of the motorcycle. Hubert L Bell 41 Keller Virginia drove the other car and was charged with improper passing. Bell's car was southbound and passed a preceding vehicle when it struck the northbound motorcycle. Both vehicles were demolished and the victims were pronounced dead at the scene.
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Poodmore City
U. S. Highway 1
Here
Norman F. Husesell
Route 1
Schusterville
Warren P. Hover
Meeker
Colo
R. H. Johnson
Somerset Couply
Hubert L. Bell
Keller
Bell
Isaac Swope Dies. MIT Engineer and GE Ties
Isaac Swope, son of Gerard Swope and nephew of Herbert Bayard Swope, dies at MIT related Lincoln Laboratory work. A veteran research electrical engineer born in St. Louis, he was connected with Massachusetts Institute of Technology and retired General Electric president’s lineage noted.
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Newton, Maes.lm
Tana G. Swope
Gerard Swope
General Electric Co
Herbert Bayari Swope
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
St. Louis
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