Rockefeller challenges Nixon to declare his views on issues
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller accused Vice President Nixon of avoiding public debate on major issues. He urged the Republican hopeful to state his positions clearly before the party's Chicago convention. Rockefeller praised Eisenhower but warned the party risks drifting without defined policy.
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Robert T. Gray
New York
AAP
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Rockefeller
Eisenhower
Cotvinerd
Chicago
Stagans
Rockefelter
Washington
Rockefeler
Republican Party
Nixon
Hockefeller
Stard
White House
Japan
Railroad Workers Get Five Cent Wage Increase
The presidential emergency board recommended a five cent hourly wage rise for 650000 railroad workers amid threats of strikes. It urged a July 1 effective date and advised negotiations on improvements to health and welfare benefits replacing further wage hikes when current contracts expire next year.
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Washington
APIA
Presidential Emergency Board
Eisenhower
Two Fawns Born at Park Here Surprise Caretaker
Jin Hueh reports Islami Grove park caretaker Bill Baber says two fawns were born to a doe and a buffalo in the park, with a possible third fawn expected this week. The fawns weighed eight to ten pounds and played near the herd as Baber, an experienced keeper, plans to monitor the buffalo and the calf. Baber notes past years saw newborns die, including a yearling from last year, and mentions zoo losses of two lion kittens to pneumonia.
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Jin Hueh
Islami Grove Park
Bill Babur
Iskind Grove Park
Buber
Baber
Alr
Sally
Sue
Tribune
Woman Killed Near Loveland in Auto Crash
In a crash six miles west of Loveland, Amy Colarissa Michel 4 of Fort Collins died and Janet Wood Redabaugh 44 of Fort Collins was hospitalized in critical condition. Kenneth M. Shaffer 36 of Loveland died from injuries from a separate Sunday crash north of Loveland. The state tally shows Calor Tate’s highway toll at 162-25 with 147 last year.
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Toveland
Fort Colins
State Patrol
Amy Colarissa Michel
Rt. 4
Box 2
Fort Collins
Janet Wood Redabaugh
Heartman Rd
Fort Chilins
Togeland Hospital
One Fund Budget Group Chooses 1960 61 Committee
Ed Boos names the 1960 61 One Fund budget committee with Dr Sylvester Tous saint and Bill Ankeney among members. The team will analyze agency budget requests and report findings to the One Fund Award. Agencies may request hearings if allocations are challenged.
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Ed Boos
Gresley
One Fund
Sylvester Toussaint
Boos
One Fund Board
Bill Ankeney
Weld County United Fund
Richard Brown
R. F. Chlanda
U.P. Proposes No-Cost Parking Lease Citywide
Union Pacific officials in Cheyenne outlined a five year lease plan offering city parking rights north and south of the depot area with no monetary payment. The proposal includes city paving and maintenance of the lots at its own expense and possible renewals to extend the arrangement if industrial needs arise.
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Frank Colohan
Union Pacific Railroad
Jotb St
US P
QO. A. Durrant
Cheyenne
U. F
Chamber of Commerce
U.P
T Hut
U.S
UPO
Durrant
U. P
Frank At
Welle
Weller
Bailey
Mays
Gordon Hissler
Colorado and Southern Railiroad
Ducrant
Ile
City Dumps Million Gallons Raw Sewage Into River Daily
City Manager Cruse told council that the treatment plant bypasses about one million gallons of raw sewage into the Cache Poudre River six days a week since mid May. Growth and new subdivisions outside the city are driving the higher flows. a reviewer will study plant capacity and rates to finance expansions.
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Cache
Poudre
Javury
Cruce
Crue
Greeley Capitol Pack
Parker and Associates
Lotal Consulting
Shidy Sewer
Hl. Roper & Co
Denver
Valley Maile
Arras
Weidenkelter
W. 4Th St
Gredley Ward
Acres
Ely
Croce
Olin Shaffer
Lews
Twicks
Alberines
Senate Increases for Supersonic Bomber Jets Defense funds boost bids
Washington AP reports a Senate subcommittee approved 245 million more for the high-altitude supersonic B bid jet bomber program, adding to a 39 billion defense bill. The push includes 75 million for prototypes, with Sen. Dennis Chavez predicting a larger total defense increase across airlift and Army modernization.
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Washington
Senate Defense Funds
Senate Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
She Howse
Eisenhower
Air Force
Dennis Chavez
High Winds Cut State Snowpack in Colorado Mountains
State Engineer J. E. Whitten said drought and strong winds reduced Colorado snowpack estimates from 110 percent to normal levels. He noted snow has vanished from the higher peaks while streams run normally and no major water shortage is expected.
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Denver
Colorado
J. E. Whitten
Whillen
Welf Creek
FFA Convention Honors Go to Eaton Berthoud Meeker Kersey
The Colorado Future Farmers of America elected Hubert Eisenach of Fort Morgan as president at Sterling. Forrest Nelson of Meeker was named state star farmer. Eaton and Berthoud earned Gold Emblem chapters, with Kersey also winning. State Farmer degrees went to Meade? Millikin? recipients and Windsor’s Herald Lea Retz. Warren Cross Jr. won a $100 farm electrification award. About 490 members from 81 communities attended.
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Eaton FF
Herboud Itwit
Colorado
Kersey
Sante Fe
Eton
Anderson
Eaton
Millikin
Ted S Ehrlich
Dean Binder
New Raymer
Rob Taub
Larry Sehmecckle
Herald Lea Retz
Windsor
Warren D. Cross
Kersey High School
Warren .D. Cross
T Earle Thisten
Las Animas
James Sterkle
Berthoud
John Stencel
Greeley
Dave Gustaf
Sentinel
Dick la ‘Thlane
Crook
Milliken Infant Run Over in Yard Injury Update
A Milliken infant was run over by a backing car in a yard at a Route 3 home. The child, daughter of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Reed, was taken to Weld County General Hospital and listed in fair condition. Her mother Donna is recovering with the newborn, and three Reed family members were in the hospital Wednesday.
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Wermanins
Milliken
Dyna Dean Heo
Lawrence Heed
Route 3
Weld County Genes Hospital
Elfe
Alaska
Reed
Inv
Donna
Eed
Jason
Nas
Psittacosis Talk Opens Series in Greeley
The UWS public health service in Greeley begins a series of lectures on viruses and diseases transmissible to humans. Dr. Lewis Lamotte announces the first meeting is Wednesday night at Island Grove Park. Topics include psittacosis and a bird case, with technical and guest speakers guiding the session.
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UWS Public Health Service
Greeley
Lewis Lamotte
Lanyatte
Ab & Pth
Public Health Service
Vunit
Island Grove Park
Lamotte Sail
Leal
Gues
Denomination denounces gambling as deceit at convention
At the Five day American Baptists convention in Rochester the group condemned legalized gambling as a symptom of economic and cultural decay. They urged tighter disarmament talks and educational exchanges with Communist nations, while calling for new U S strategies to counter Cold War tensions. In Washington, House Un-American Activities hearings revealed alleged misuse of funds by committee members, including lodging and limousine expenses totaling over 100 dollars daily in past years.
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George W. Cornell
Rochester
N.Y
The
American Baptists Convention
United States
U. 5
Ber
House Committee On
Utes
Library of Congress
Frank
Willy
Old
Virginia
Morgan Moulder
Sheratondetferson Otery Be.plouis
Plaza
New York
Parfin
Staer-Hilton
Los Angees
Moulder
Los Angeles
Francis Walter
Maza Thotel
Waller
Gorton
Scherer
Chin
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Dacht
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Durivet
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