Hagerty Trip to Japan Sparks Violent Protests At Tokyo Airport
Tokyo officials and witnesses recount a tense arrival as White House secretary Hagerty visits amid leftist demonstrations. Police express surprise at the airport chaos while demonstrators mass along roads near the terminal. Hagerty is escorted away. officials say Ike administration plan remains unchanged.
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Tokyo
Hagerty
U.S
Hageely
Stephens
Saul Eisenhower
Capiip
MacArthur
Shinichi Kondon
Foreign Office
Termiant
Acute Housing Shortage For Students At CSC
CSC officials report a severe housing shortage for summer session students and married students with children. Only five of twelve advertised apartments are furnished, most unsuitable for families. College owned housing vacancies exist mainly in the women’s residence halls. other facilities are filled. CSC housing appeals to residents of Greeley to list available housing options.
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Suromer
Colorado State College
Tilley
Moenl
Jack’ Eon
Sabin, Garedan and Decker
Marcind
CSC
Greeley
Wheat production in 1860 tops prior year in USDA forecast
Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department predicts 1860 wheat production at 1,271,104,000 bushels, up from last year’s 1,128,151,000 and above the 10-year average. A record reserve of about 1.32 billion bushels supports prices, while 1960 crop demand is not expected to exceed one billion bushels.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Wihler
Montana
Colorado
Montini
Proposal Aims to Screen Legislative Expense Bills
Washington AP reports Rep. Burleson of Texas proposed GAO scrutiny of members travel bills before payment and publication of legislator expenses on congressional trips. GAO has sampled accounts from the past five years. Burleson chairs the House Administration Committee overseeing expense accounts. In Denver, Colorado Springs papers accuse Case & Co. of discrimination over lodging and meals during trips and note the House disbursing office kept files closed while the inquiry continues.
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Sma “Burleson
D-Tex
General Accounting Office
Burleson
Weetse
House Administration Committee
Knight News
Denver
Colorado
House
JL. Case
Lavish Meat
Springs
Housel
Ralph R. Taberts
James R. Jores
Rhone
Colorado Springs
Sam Tayburn Case
P Find A Compar
Nike Destroys Corp Missile Marks New Interception
Washington reports the first known interception of a guided ballistic missile by a Nike Hercules with a Corporal missile, destroyed over White Sands Missile Range. The Hercules, a solid-fuel guided weapon, has 73 mile range and nuclear capability. the Corporal is about 73 miles range with preset guidance. Pentagon photopacks showed launches and subsequent destruction in a dramatic test sequence.
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Army
White Satis
N.M
Pentagon
Hnigher
Truman Says Spy Flights Possibly Made
New York dispatch quotes former President Truman saying spy flights over the Soviet Union may have occurred during his administration but were unauthorized by him. He noted he did not know personally of such flights and recalled rejecting U S plans for reconnaissance over Communist territory. He called espionage activities in the United States a sad, dirty business but admitted they happened.
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New York
Farman
Harry S.truman
Truman
United States
Fis
Chicago Daily News
Dispatch
Bnok
Ker
State
Speedup of Spy in the Sky Satellite Proposed by U S
The Appropriations Committee moved to speed development of the Samos spy satellite with a vote for 83.8 million dollars. Sen John H Stennis argued it would yield accurate timely data on Soviet military installations comparable to the U2, noting Eisenhower's stance against future U2 spying nights and confirming the satellite as the sole foreign cable means for timely intelligence. The panel also approved funding for modern weapons for the Army's ground troops.
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Washington
Samos
John H. Stennis DeMiss
Stennis
Russia
Eisenhower
Appropriations Committee
Accused Is Freed in Second Trial
Sterling Colorado. William Montoya 26 was acquitted of robbery charges in a retrial ordered by the Colorado Supreme Court. He had been accused of stealing $100 from Ray Baird of Denver while he slept in his car on a highway near Sterling. The earlier 1958 conviction was overturned due to a ruling that Spanish American surnames were excluded from the jury. two jurors of Spanish-American descent were among those who delivered the verdict.
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Sterling
William Montoya
Colorado Supreme Court
Montoya
Ray Baird
Denver
Momaya
Colored Supreme Court
Logan County
How Wheat Bill Affects Weld County
The wheat bill passed Thursday would reduce Weld County wheat by about 97,630 acres from the allotted 188,281 in 1960. It calls for a voluntary one fifth reduction in planted acres, excluding wheat acreages under 145 acres. About 3,500 acres are in small acreages. farmers would receive roughly half the would be wheat value from the withdrawn acres, with price supports at 75 percent of parity, lowering overall farmer income about 10 percent.
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Ietate
Weld
Parking Lot Work To Start Monday
The city will begin converting three county owned lots on 10th Street into a municipal metered parking area next Monday under an agreement signed last December. The project aims to provide about 75 to 80 parking spaces, with the city to recover initial costs from meters before sharing revenue with the county.
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Loll Ave
Safeway
Gily
Mervil Miller
Couchhorse
Med County
Chamber of Commerc
Miller
Johnny Fills
Ells
Fills
City Street Department
Vern Schaller
Nixon warns postsummit conflict may last for generations
Vice President Nixon told a Waldorf Astoria audience that the postsummit clash with Russia could persist for decades or a generation or more, though he hopes a nonmilitary solution will emerge. He praised democracy and warned that impatience could threaten peace, stressing the free world must endure adversity.
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API
Nixon
Russia
Nyas
Coliseum
Gew
Neleon A. Rockefeller
Prince Philip
Great Britain
Soviet Russia
Three Children Sustain Minor Injuries in Weld County
Three youngsters were treated for minor injuries Thursday at Weld County General Hospital. David Walsh, 2, suffered a forehead laceration when his head struck a rear-view mirror as a car stopped. Donald Dean Buxman, 16 months, had his left leg run over by back wheels of a truck and was not admitted. Harry Buxman, 8, injured his right arm after falling from a pickup truck while wood was being loaded.
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David Walsh
Norris Walsh
Ith St
Donald Dean Buxman
Harold Buxman
Route 3
Eaton
Harry Buxman
Paul Buxman
Route 1
Kersey
Nixon and Rockefeller Meet Cordially at British Exhibit
New York AP report describes a cordial encounter between Vice President Nixon and Gov. Nelson Rockefeller at a British trade exhibition. They shook hands, exchanged banter despite party differences, and saluted Prince Philip present at the Coliseum event. The meeting followed strained exchanges over Republican principles.
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Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York Coliseum
Prince Philip
Gay
Mra
Rockefeller
Rockeffeller
Two Teens Die in Colorado Brush Crash
Two teenage boys Dickie Bair 15 of Brush and Veldemar Bartling 18 of Laramie Wyoming were killed in a collision on a county road near Brush. Alex Hubbard 31 of Cortez was killed and his son Richard Lee 12 injured when his tractor trailer crashed on Wolf Creek Pass. A Brighton woman Ivadel Archambeque 38 died of injuries from a separate Adams County crash. The year’s Colorado highway toll rose to 158 with these deaths, nine more than last year.
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Brighton
Dickie Bair
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Veldemar Paul Bartling
Laramie
Wya
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Corivz
Richard Lee
Hubbard
Woll Creek Pass
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Adams
Anish
Karen Perry
Harling
Bair
Brush Hospital
Herman Allergatt Jr
Fort Morgan
Richard Lee Meyer
Allergatt
Perry Girl
Katherine Fleming
June Murr
James Lee Stone
Julesburg
Colo
Patricia Annn Koehler
Morgan County
Col Tado
Linn Grove cemetery overseer cites overall good upkeep
Caretaker John Pfleiderer of Linn Grove cemetery told the Tribe on Thursday the grounds are in good shape despite water and labor shortages. He noted recent improvements include replacing irrigation lines from eight to two inches and installing a third pump to cover grounds faster. The crew handles about six funerals weekly and grave digging ranges from two to twelve hours depending on conditions.
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John Pileidever
Linn Grove Cemetery
Tribe
Pileidever
The
Tribune
Pileidercey
Pfleiderer
Tye
Linn Grove
Lwa
Early
Pileiderer
U.S
Denver Supreme Court stays David Early's execution
The Colorado Supreme Court today delayed the execution of David Early, a 4 year old convicted killer from Denver, who was sentenced to die the week of June 1 for the 1988 murder of 95 year old Regina Knight in her Littleton home. Knight's husband Merrill Knight and Knight's daughter Karjan were among those questioned.
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Vaorad
Early
Regina MM. Knight
Hier Littleton
Shusband, Merrill
Knight
Karjan
Ike's Traveling Companions Get Mob Insurance
Reporters and photographers joining President Eisenhower on the Far Eastern tour bought mob and travel insurance from an agent in the White House press room. The policies covered death injuries and hazards except war or participation in organized sports. The agent noted five million dollars in potential liability on the enterprise plane.
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Washington
White House
Perseover
Eisenhower
White Horse
James C. Hagerty
Japan
Demand District Assembly Set for 10 A.M at Boulder High
The Second Congressional District democratic assembly meets at 10 a.m. Saturday at Boulder High School to designate candidates for U.S. representative and delegates to the national convention in Los Angeles. Congressman Byron Johnson plans to seek re election and is expected to be unopposed. Weld County will have 49 delegates.
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Boulder High School
Assembly
Byron Johnson
Los Ancores
Weld County
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