Platteville Area 4 Lane Work To Be Expedited
Colorado roads budget signed by Gov McNichols includes 4 lane expansion on U S 85 through Platteville and six mile extension to north edge of lane, with right of way purchases in 60 days and possible start in September if no obstacles arise. Funds also allocate secondary Weld county projects including paving on routes 392 66 60 14 and four lane work on U S 85 87 from Lafayette to 66.
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State Highway Department
Platteville
Greeley
Denver
McKay's Corner
Lane
Steve McNichals
Lawrence C. Bower
Lawrence C. Bower, District Nogineer
Fort Vesquez
Palleville
Weld County
Barnesville
Windsor
U.S. 85
Jarmstown
Milliken
Ault
Fort. Collins
Weld
U.S
Lafayette
Ward
Fort Ewplon
Gordon G. Gauss
Pueblo
U. S. Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Nevada Ave
Puetto
Cattle Rock
Longmont
Castle Rock
Idaho Springs
McNichol
Colorado
Craig Lo Durango
Grand Junclion
Southwest
Bayfield
Cortez
Durango
Rabbit Ears
Steamboal
Highway Commission
Colorado Weather Summary For Monday Tuesday Outlook
Colorado forecast shows scattered showers and thunderstorms mainly west by Monday night and Tuesday with cooler trend east. Mountains see night lows around 30 to 40, highs 60 northwest to 25-85 southeast, and general regional temperatures about four degrees below normal then warming midweek. Boulder Longmont mostly cloudy with showers possible. Tuesday cooler with more showers.
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Colorado
Boulder
Longmont
Easton
Plains
Regional Weather Wyoming and New Mexico Summary
Regional weather notes show Wyoming with mainly fair conditions Monday through Tuesday, scattered storms west of the Continental Divide expanding eastward, cooler nights with mountain lows near 30 and 40 to 50 elsewhere, highs in the 60s Tuesday. New Mexico forecasts cloudiness northwest Monday afternoon into Tuesday, scattered light showers, winds increasing by day, highs around 70 to 80 in the north.
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Wyoming
Continental Divide
New Mexico
Anas
Boulder grad wounded by bullet near town
Colm Boulder reports Joseph Nix, 27, was slightly injured Sunday when struck by a .22 caliber bullet near Boulder. After treatment at Boulder Community Hospital for a wound between two ribs, Nix was released. He recently graduated from Colorado State College at Greeley and will become head football coach and manual arts instructor at Scottsdale, Arizona High School in the fall.
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Boulder, Colm
Littleston
Joseph Nix
Boulder
Boulder Community Hospital
Niz
Colorado State College
Greeley
Scottsdale, Ann
Boulder Area
Littleton
Railroad Chairman Dies 57 and 72 in Major Bankruptcy Era
Paul 3. Nett, longtime Missouri Pacific Railroad board chairman, died Saturday at 72. He steered the firm through a historic bankruptcy reorganization, shaping the nation’s railroad landscape and hailing from St. Louis.
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Louis
Paul
Nett
Missouri Pacific Railroad
St. Louis
Six Die On Colorado Roads In Weekend Crashes
The Associated Press reports six highway fatalities in Colorado over the weekend, raising the year total. Victims include Ohio resident Pauline Laura Carter, 72, killed in Colorado Springs. Charley Sealey, 95, of Sicherton. John Keith Webb, 36, of Fowler. Paul Joseph Barron, 28, of Ft. Carson. and several others in crashes near Pueblo and Hugo.
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Associated Press
Colorado
Ohio
David Licata
Denver
Paul Joseph Barron
Ft. Carson
Colorado Springs
Barron
Breed
Thomas E. Conroy
Conroy
Ft. Caraon Hospital
Pauline Laura Carter
Oak Harbor
Charley Sealey
Sicherton
John Keith Webb
Fowler
Carter
Earlher
James Edward Hart
Clyde Hart
Colorado General Hospital
Pueblo
Sealey
Flagler
Hugo
Webb
American Legion State Meets Here in 1958
The 1958 state convention of the American Legion will be held in Greeley with invitations extended by committees led by Faull King, Bill Laut, Mike Troustalel, Spencer Trent and Harold Rasey. The gathering includes the annual 40er and prome nade. Colaim A restr ation condemning trials of servicemen abroad was passed. Lawrence Arewster of Pueblo was elected state commander. Drum and bugle corps results noted with Turanga First in Senior division and Monte Vista Second.
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American Legion
Greeley
Victor Candlin
Faull King
Bill Laut
Mike Troustalel
Spencer Trent
Harnld Rasey
Sterlng
Colaim
Colorado Dept. of the
Lawrence Arewster
Pueblo Pune
Turanga
Tulesburg
Monte Vista
Grand Jumelites
School Planning Group Is Selected Weld County forms county plan panel for district reorganization
Fifteen members and fifteen alternates were chosen at the Weld County courthouse to study the public school system and draft a plan for reorganization under Senate Bill 385. The 2 year process includes hearings, taxpaying votes, and coordination with the state Department of Education. The panel reflects district sizes with Greeley Fort Lupton Windsor each represented, and Eaton La Salle Johnstown among mid sized districts. The first meeting date remains to be announced.
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Weld County Court House
Avler Sion
Schoo
Paul N. Ledwick
Heli
Wayne Norman
Lasalle
Wayne McNeal
Kerey
Ralph Eichenberger
Swim
Senate
Ladwick
Leo Seliens
Jefferson County
Educatinn
State Department of Education
Greeley
Fort Lupton
Windsor
Eaton
la Salle
Johnstown
New Hearing Ordered for Caryl Chessman
Washington WI. The Supreme Court ordered a new hearing for Caryl Chessman the California sex offender and prison writer. Justice Harlan wrote the 53 decision with a four justice majority. Justices Douglas Burton and Clark dissented Chief Justice Warren disqualified himself leaving a five justice majority of Harlan Black Frankfurter Brennan and Whittaker.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Caryl Chessman
California
Warlan
Chessman
San Quentinas Chamber
Douglas
Bucton
Glark
Ghief
Wareron
Harlan
Black
Frankenfurter
Brennan
Whittaker
Presession Registration Sets a Record at CSCE
Attendance at CSCE summer presession broke records with 2,398 registered by noon Monday, up from 2,187 last year. Final pre-session numbers may reach around 2,450. morning registrations rose through 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., as lines stretched from Guinter Hall toward Grealey Union. A Garden Theatre assembly at 8 p.m. featured Dr. George W. Donaldson on School Camping. Regular session registration begins Saturday, June 22, with classes continuing through the week.
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CSCE
Guinter Hall
Tenth Avenue
Grealey Union
Gulany
Frasie Hall
Garden Theatre
George W. Donaldson
Ouidonr
Tyler
Tex
Chaseen
Stressed Traffic Safety Lessons At Colorado Officers Meet
The National Teare Officers Association opened its fifth annual convention at the Groeley Community building with Gov McNichols’ welcome and remarks from local officials. Cal R Carrel of the Colorado State Highway Patrol called for driver education, tougher traffic courts, and a statewide safety campaign. He cited Washington’s program as a model and urged trained judges and a consent law for suspected drunk drivers.
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National Teare Officers Association
Groeley
Stephen L
McNichols
VFW
Clint Mayer
Greeley
Alaln Sparker
Cal. G. R. Carrel
Colorado State
Theeles
Elton FL Williams
Washington
Carrel
Boettcher Dies in Denver After Long Industrial Career
Colorado pioneer C K Boettcher dies at his east Denver home aged about 76. Death due to a blood clot in a vein to the heart. Funeral private. Boettcher built a vast empire in sugar beets cement utilities steel real estate theaters and transport and donated much to the Boettcher Foundation. Born Boulder 1875 educated in Denver Harvard engineer 1897. Married De Alan Me Murtrie 1900 and Edna Case Me Elveen. Republican, Episcopalian, active in business and civic groups.
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Claude K. Boettcher
Colorado
Ture
Boettcher Foundation
Boetteher
Boulder
Dupe
Denyers
Leadville
Boettcher
Boettcher & Co
Colorado Fuel & Iron Co
Brown Palace
General Theaters, Inc
Fox
Great Western Amalgamation
American Beet
American Crystal Sugar Companies
Ideal Cement Co
Public Service Co. of
New York
William Zeckendorf
Courthouse Square
Mile High Center
Thei Association
Charles 1
America
Fifth Avenue Trailors
Boetleher
Harvard University
de Alan Me-Murtrie
Edna Case Me Elveen
Episcopal Church
Rand
Mrs Amanda Olson Dies Here Sunday
Mrs Amanda C Olson dies at county general hospital after a long illness. Born in Stockholm Sweden in 1884 she married Alfred Olson in 1908. Survived by four children Arthur Fagerburg Greeley Fort E Olson Reuben A Olson and Esther Kl Flood Hawthorne CA. Services at 2 4 p m Thursday at Macy’s drawing room. Interment Forest Lawn Los Angeles. Memorial gifts to National Missionary Society.
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Antonda C. Olson
Denver
Los Angeles
County General Hospital
Lune
Olson
Stockholm
Sweden
Alfred Olson
Evangelical Free Church
Women's Missionary Se
Greeley Free Citch
Arthur Fagerburg
Greeley
Fort E. Olzon
Reuben A. Olson
Esther Kl. Flood
Hawthorne
Calif
Macys
Forest Lawm
National Women's Aissionary Society
Rain of eels reported in Piacenza district
A bizarre report from Piacenza notes rain of eels on a Saturday. Weather observers and locals witnessed numerous live eels falling over the area, prompting surprise and curiosity among residents.
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Piacenza
Italy
Nur Inetjer Jona
Officials say Cache Poudre flood threat eases with cooling
Water commissioner W G Wilkinson said cooler forecasted weather reduces flood risk along the Cache la Poudre. Snowmelt will drain more gradually from hard packed drifts as bare spots appear in high mountains. River rise Monday was about 5 feet due largely to Chamber’s Lake releases, with 240 cubic feet per second diverted before reaching Greeley. South Platte reports note some rise north of Kersey, river at 7.48 feet Monday next to higher levels seen last weekend.
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Cache 2 Poudre
W. G. Wilkinson
Nex
Wilkinson
Chamber
Greeley
Frank Humphrey
Platie
Kersey
South Platte
Eisenhower Recovers After Mild Illness Casts Light
President Eisenhower shows signs of a good recovery from a mild upset stomach that accompanied a Sunday night illness. Doctors reported no heart symptoms and the White House canceled Tuesday engagements to allow rest. The news followed a prior ileitis operation two years earlier and a scheduled visit from Japan’s Prime Minister.
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Eisenhower
Eisenthow
James C. Hagerty
Atock Markat
New York Hock Exchange
Nobusuke Kishi
Japan
Rishi
Hagerty
Howard Snyder
White House
Spyder
American University
American Universiy
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Harald Leng
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Tribune
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C. K. Boettcher
Amanda C. Olson
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