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Greeley Daily Tribune

Location

Greeley, Colorado, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1960

Page

9

Nixon Popularity in Calif Proven Amidprimary Results

The Associated Press reports Nixon shows strength in California with 660,073 Republican votes to Brown’s 627,584 and McLain at 291,180. Brown controls California delegation. De Sapio faces internal challenges as Tammany Hall contends with insurgents in New York. Eastland and others win in Mississippi and South Dakota. Margaret Lindsay Williams, royal family painter, dies at 70s.

Associated Press Thilchard M. Nixon Carmine DeSapio New York City California New York Montana Idaho South Seakota Mississippi Brown George St. McLain McLain Nixon DaSapio Daniel DaSapio Heat Tammany! Pl Manhattan DeSapio Francis J Adams Yesignes

Eaton student at CSU wins scholarship

James Ray Carlson of Eaton, son of Mr and Mrs Ahur Carlson, a CSU junior in Fort Collins, earns a 300 scholarship from the Ralston Purina company. The award honors a junior in each of 50 land grant colleges for scholarship, character, ambition in agriculture and need. Carlson, Eaton High School graduate 1957, led FFA, ROTC and honor societies. previously received Santa Fe grant and Sears-Hoebuck awards.

James Ray Carlson Ahur Carlson Eaton Ralston Purina Company Carlson Colorado Mate University Fort Collins U.S Puerto Rico Canada Eaton High School Santa Fe CSU Enron FRA FFA National Honor Society Sears-Hoebuck

Geo W Allen Of Ault Dies In 1993 Obituary

George W. Allen of Ault died Tuesday at Weld County General Hospital after a long illness. He was a longtime grocer and meat dealer who owned Allen's Red and White Store in Ault and previously operated stores in Ouray Ridgeway Julesburg and Chappell Nebraska before moving to Ault in 1982. He was born in Blair Nebraska to Joseph and Martha Allen and joined the Methodist Church in Ouray. He is survived by his wife and son D Dedrick of Sterling. Burial was in Eaton Cemetery after services at Macy's Chapel in Kalispell on July 12 1993.

George W. Allen Ault Macys Chapel Kalan Eaton Cemetery Allen Weld County General Hospital Ridgeway Julesbarg Chappell Neb Asks Methodist Church Ouray Grayce Dedrick

Denver Trio Injured In One Car Crash Near Hoggen

Three Denver residents were hurt in a one car crash on US 6 four miles west of Hogden at about 7:35 p.m. Tuesday. James Terry 29 suffered a dislocated shoulder and lacerations Betty Sears 29 had chest and face injuries and Merle Stephens 39 had a broken shoulder and bruises. They were taken to Weld County General Hospital where Terry and Stephens were admitted. Patrolman Melvin Moke reported the driver lost control in a construction zone when applying brakes the car ended up four feet embankment and landed on its wheels in a borrow pit. Damages estimated at 300. A second incident saw Catherine A Lammers 37 strike a parked 1951 sedan causing 350 in damage.

Denver Moke Terry

Greeley Toastmasters Best Speaker Award Given

W E Bohlender wins prize for centralization of government speech at the Greeley Evening Toastmasters dinner. Ulrich wins critique. Ward presides as toastmaster. next week features Ward and Taylor as featured speakers.

William F. Bohlender Greeley Tea House Juke Tilrich Colorado Springs Dick Young Critle Ulrich Charles Adams Bohlender Leslie V.ward Young Albert HR. Miller Adams Limee Jim Collins Paul Spohn Joe Keaton Miller Roblender Ward Charles Taylor

Balloon Still in Air Heading West

An airplane Navy balloon carrying cosmic ray film continues to drift west over Texas after launch from Brunswick Georgia. Sighted 30 miles west of Alpine, the gas balloon tops a 50 story height and remains aloft above 100000 feet as tracking crews monitor its fall. A timing device failed to separate the payload as planned and a second mechanism is expected to release instruments when the balloon drops below 45000 feet.

Alpine Tex Texas Toras Navy Cindr John Sparkman San Antonin Brunswick William Stierman Office of Naval Research Washington Stierman Yan Aman

Soviet Aims Not Changed Says Lodge at Naval Academy

Annapolis Md AP Hens ey Cabot Tonge, chief delegate to the United Nations, cites Premier Khrushchev's attacks on Eisenhower as a reminder that Soviet aims have not changed. Lodge, during the 52nd commencement, says the U S strives for ideals and peace despite difficulties and dangers.

Kremlin

Range Management Meeting June 17 18 in Colorado

The northeastern Colorado field meeting of the Colorado section of the American Society of Range Management will be held June 17 and 18. Activities include reseeded areas grazing intensity studies blow-out reclamation live rock management at Eastern Colorado Range station near Akron and a rancher panel on northeastern Colorado livestock history. Saturday tours to Tamarack ranch south of Crook will showcase range conditions and the management program devised with Soil Conservation Service Colorado Game and Fish and the lessee.

Northeastern Colorado American Society of Range Management Akron Sterling Country Club Tamarack Colorado Game and Fish Department Crook Soil Conservation Service

Aid to Education Bill Moves to Joint Committee

The Senate sent a federal aid to education measure to a joint committee to resolve differences. A two year, $1.8 billion school construction and teacher salary program passed the Senate, while the House approved a four year, $1.3 billion program for similar use of federal funds for school construction.

Washington API Senate Senate House House

UAC Strike Spreads to Seven Plants

Hartford reports say violence erupted on picket lines as a UAW strike spread from Sikorsky plants in Stratford and Bridgeport to Pratt & Whitney sites in North Haven East Hartford and Manchester and Hamilton Standard plants in Windsor Locks Broad Brook. About 29 000 workers affected. 57 000 employed in state. Police reported clashes including damaged vehicles and injured officers. The International Assn of Machinists represents Hamilton Standard workers along with UAW at Sikorsky and Pratt & Whitney plants.

Hartford Conn Viownce United Aircraft Corp Windsor Locks Hamilton Standard Division North Havett Sikorsky Stratford Bridgeport Pratt & Whitney North Haven East Hartford Manchester Hamilton Standard Windsor Tacks Broad Brook United Auto Workers Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Division International Assn. of Windsor Locks

Jets Collide Kill Five As Voodoo Jets Crash

Two F3G Voodoo jets from McDonnell Aircraft faced mid air collision seven miles south of Carrollton Illinois. Five crew died including five engineers from McDonnell. Two Navy pilots Lt Cmdr Albert Moro and Lt Cmdr John Ebersbaker parachuted to safety. Next of kin notifications pending.

Carrollton, II Ilinois AfcDonnell Aircraft Corp St. Louis Albert Moro John #. Ebersbaker Navy

New Art Books Added to Gresley Library Shelves

The Gresley public library adds several new art books per Esther Fromm noting three volumes from a series on modern painters Renoir Matisse and Picasso with biographical and critical studies and color plates. Other titles include John Richardson on Edouard Manet Claude Monet landscapes by Wal Mam C Seitz and a Metropolitan Museum of Art publication What is Painting introducing art appreciation with color plates. Leonard Brooks offers Gil Painting Traditional Answer with guidance on individual style and new pigments and materials.

Gresley Leonard Brooks Gil Ceck

Suburban PTA Leader Kills Principal in Minneapolis Area

A Blaine based former PTA president Lester Betts, about 40, shot and killed a suburban school principal at his desk at 8 15 am. A 12 gauge shotgun was fired several times. A year old child in the hall witnessed the incident and Betts was arrested within an hour. The principal and others were unnamed victims, and the motive remained unclear.

Minneapolis, Minn Inday Lester Betts Pargit Teachers Assn Blaine Minneapolis St. Paul

Nixon Sees GOP Strength From Calif Primary

Vice President Richard M. Nixon praised California primary results as strong for Republicans. He cited the large McLain vote as indicating independent Democrats may sway November in his home state while Democrats hold higher registration. McLain polled about 30 percent against Gay in the Democratic contest.

Washington Richard M. Nixon California Nixon McLain Edmund G

Coloradoans Escape Utah Jail Breaker duo flee with rifles

Celia Utah police report two Colorado men escaped from jail after smashing a window. They took rifles and were described as dangerous. Suspects were identified as Robert Gregg, 30, Grand Junction, and Craig Hamilton, 27, with Gregg held on forgery and Hamilton charged with rape. Sheriff Weight noted they appeared to be on foot with no missing vehicle reports.

Celia Utah API Robert Eg. Gregg Grand Junction Craig Philip Mamilton Gragg Tarrengelarge Hamilton Bhatt Seth Weight San Juant County

NORAD Exercises Simulated ICBM and Bomber Attack

NORAD wrapped a six hour "maximum situation attack" exercise to train command personnel in the United States and along coastal approaches. The simulated attack featured intercontinental ballistic missiles and 698 enemy bombers over NORAD's vast 100 million square mile area.

Colorrdo Springs Cols Exverjse North American Air Defense Command United States Anata NORAD

Former Greeley Resident Catches Big Wyo Brown Trout

Mrs. Gussie Arnold of 322 Myrtle Fort Collins formerly resided in Greeley. Saturday she caught a one inch German brown trout in the North Platte river near Saratoga Wyoming, highlighting her successful trip.

Gussie Arnold Myrtle Fort Collins North Platte River Saratoga Wyo Arnold Greeley

States Clash Over Fryingpan Hearings In Congress

Washington AP reports a clash between Colorado and California lawmakers as hearings wrap on the Fryingpan Arkansas water diversion plan. Rep Hosmer accuses diversions of tainting Colorado water. Morris argues it would improve California supply by removing impurities. Aspinall defends western resource integration and Arkansas Valley needs. A subcommittee prepares full hearings this year to speed next Congress action. Delta Colorado official A Allen Brown voices support from regional water authorities.

Washington Arkansas Colorado California Craig Hosmer M-Calif Continental Divide Hosmer Thomas G. Morris DNM J. Edgar Chenoweth R-Cola Wayne N. Aspinall D+ Cola Arkansas Valley Aspinall Fryingpan-Ackansas A. Allen Brown Delta Colo Colorado River Water Conservation District Wales

Subway System Safety Check in New York City

New York subway workers combed through rail tunnels to prevent a repeat of fires that trapped thousands in a smoke filled nightmare. Officials pledged thorough inspections and stricter safety measures across the system.

New York New York ‘City

Greeley Girl To Graduate At Berkeley

Priscilla Miner daughter of Mrs Roland Jinee of 25 10th Ave will receive an ALA degree in comparative literature from University of California at Berkeley Saturday. She earned a B A from UC in 1955 and is a 1950 graduate of Greeley High School. She has been working and attending schools in the Berkeley area since 1954. Mrs Miner will fly to California this weekend for commencement. Miss Miner will stay on to work on her Ph D.

Priscilla Miner Roland Jinee 10Th Ave University of California At Berkeley Miss Miner University of California Greefly High School Berkeley Miner California

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