Truman Says Spying is a Dirty Business
In Chicago on Monday former President Harry S. Truman described espionage as a dirty business and said he never engaged in it. He and Secretary Dean Acheson reportedly turned down a State Department proposal to send spy planes over the Soviet Union in 1950, stating he did not want to be part of such actions.
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Truman Declines Comment On Eisenhower Vote and Syria Speech
President Truman, while presiding over a mixed reception, refused to express a view on Eisenhower’s vote. He criticized Khrushchev’s attacks and urged Americans to avoid language that could embolden the Soviet leader. An Acheson remark noted doubts about spy plane use and risks. A separate report from Moscow cited a strong Chile coast quake.
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Sinder
Teiman
Baptist Missionary Society action at June meeting
Mrs Charles Sloan led a meeting with thirteen members. Refreshments for children at Vacation Bible School opening June 20 were voted. A talk by James D Clark on Africa followed, notes from a speech at Loveland. Quilt blocks will be sent to an Indian Reservation in New Mexico for missionary teaching. Sunshine Club met June 1 with eight attendees. News notes include Denver visit by Jeffry and Russel Benson, hospital stay for William Herter, and various society programs and guests. Ghana census teams will use rails cycles and bicycles for the 1960 count.
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Russel Benson
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Albert Kniese
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Judy Stroh
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Stella Brown
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William Owen
Vokeph Sherman
Roy Sundberg
Walden Signs with British Columbia Lions in Canada
Vancouver reports Jim Walden a 21 year old quarterback from Wyoming signed with the Lions. The 86 L 185 pounder was named to the All Skyline Conference team last season.
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Jim Walden
University of Wyoming
British Columbia Lions
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Walden
Skyline
Weld County Real Estate Transfers Show Various Property Deeds
Weld County real estate transfers listed include numerous deeds and trusts across towns like Eaton Windsor Greeley Cranford Maplewood and Hunter Heights. Notable entries include edges Lot 3 4 Block 4 Weil Addition Eaton and Lots 10 11 and Lat 12 Black A River View Addition Fat Lipton with various grantors and grantees and recorded rev tax stamps. Several transfers show no consideration or revs noted, while others cite specific tax stamps such as 19.75 1.65 9.90 and 18.15 plus 11.55 indicating treasure state revenue duties. Many entries name individuals such as Chester A amtateta J Teelers Doris Ackerson Lee Calhoon Henry Boden Maude Baker Raymond Baker Charles Lutsch Louis Ogden Franklin Wallek and others with property locations in Greeley Eaton Windsor and Cranford.
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Helen Victoria Baker
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Myrtle E. Viallo
Maxine Haskett
Westwood
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Edward Gale McArthurt
Crow Creek Ranch Company
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Burbridge
Clayton Park
Hey
Estelle Stansbury
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Greeley Gas Company
Eisenhower Reunites With 1915 Classmates at West Point
President Eisenhower completed a three day reunion with his 1915 West Point classmates at the United States Military Academy. His return flight aboard the Columbiag JH from Stewart Air Force Base landed after a swift hour long trip.
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Ohio Teamsters Boss Convicted in Cleveland Trial
Federal jury convicts William Presser head of the Ohio Teamsters Council of obstructing justice in a week long trial. Prosecutors showed he tampered with an invoice and Christmas list records tied to a jewelry shipment. The verdict carries up to five years in jail or a $5,000 fine or both.
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APJ
William Presser
Ohio Teamsters Council
Senténée
Senate
Teamsers Joint Council 41
Cleveland
Presser
George Bender
Teamsters Union
New York City Population Drops in Census Preview
New York City has fallen about 70 000 since 1950 according to a preliminary census report the final figure likely 7 700 001. Arthur F Young regional census director notes a 3 percent decline since 1950 and a 1 8 percent drop since 1957 attributing the shift to suburban living. US jet air units spread over Southeast Asia in a June exercise testing mobility of combat planes.
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New York City
Census Bureau
Arthur F. Young
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Urs
Southeast Asia
Patrolman Faces Homicide Charge After Killing Bystanders
Police say Patrolman Robert Marinelli 27 shot and killed two bystanders by mistake while stopping a street shooting in Philadelphia. He was booked Monday night on homicide charges and released on $300 bail. The case reverses any prior stance that he acted properly. Bystanders Amaniel Thomas 35 and Louise Jones 36 died in the incident.
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John J. Kelly
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Thomas
Aroun
Louise Jones
Blair Plans Gyinkhana Games Rodeo Contestants
Blair, executive secretary, announced the plan for Tuesday gyinkhana games on horseback. More than 100 contestants are expected as rodeo activities are combined with the event.
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