Peace Officers Banquet Opens National Convention Activities
The National Peace Officers Association held its first day of sessions and a banquet at a VFW hall. Demonstrations covered photography uses in police work, military arrest methods, and a skit by the 462d Air Intelligence Service Squadron. Memorial services honored 18 members.
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National Peace Officers Asso
V.f.ww. N
Gradox, Inc
Des, Moines
Iowa
Harry F. Ibbotson
Denver
462D Air Intelligence
Air Defense Command
Claus C. Miller
Rock Island
John H. Hapley
al Boulder
Robert Bates
Greeley
Frank Bayne
Mudge
City
Kan
Amla
Harvey E. Tollman
Quantico
Gronchi Opens Talks on New Italian Premier
Rome estimates leadership search begins after Adame Zoli resigns. President Gronchi will consult with Christian Democratic leaders as speculation grows on possible successor. Former premier Giuseppe Peila is among names mentioned, with a caretaker government likely until elections next spring.
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Rome
Giovanni Gronchi
Italy
Gronchi
Onf
Adame Zoli
Pice
Giuseppe Fpeila
Hese
Coors Agrees To New Talks On Ending Strike
Adolph Coors company accepts a U B W offer to form a new negotiating committee in Golden. Karl Feller from Cincinnati telegraphed willingness to travel to Golden to aid talks, signaling openness to revised leadership to speed a settlement.
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Coors
Golden
Adolph Coors! Co
United Brewery Workers
Karl Feller
Cincinnati
Felter
Colorado Weather Outlook With Showers and Thunderstorms
Weather report for Colorado describes Tuesday afternoon 70 degree temperature with a 55 degree high and low. Scattered light rain showers and thunderstorms shift to widespread showers by Wednesday with cooler nights in mountains and variable highs from the 60s to 70s across regions including Boulder and Longmont.
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Colorado
Boulder
Longmont
Regional Weather Summary for Wyoming and New Mexico
Regional weather notes show Wyoming partly cloudy Tuesday through Wednesday with scattered showers and scattered afternoon thunderstorms mostly in the south. Tuesday night into Wednesday cooler in spots, with warmer conditions in the north and southeast. New Mexico experiences cloudy to partly cloudy skies with scattered showers and a few thunderstorms Tuesday and Wednesday, cooler in the east and south, warmer west.
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Wyoming
New Mexico
Aft
Ernoon
Mother of Five Killed at Grade Crossing Crash
Clifton Colorado police report a 29 year old mother of five, Virginia Ler Jayne of Grand Junction, died when her car collided with a Denver and Rio Grande train at a grade crossing west of Clifton. Husband Fred Jayne, 37, escaped injury.
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Clifton
Here
Virginia Ler Jayne
Grand Junction
Fred
Highway Patrol
Ayne
Jayne
Colorado
Beulah Mays Nominated Briggsdale Postmaster
President Eisenhower sent postmaster nominations to the Senate for Colorado. Beulah Mays is nominated for Briggsdale, Lloyd E. Simpton for Paonia, and Bruce N. Cramb for Wildy. The actions place a focus on local clerical appointments and federal appointments in state communities.
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Beulah Mays
Briggsdale
Wasringon
Eisenhower
Colorado
Beulah Bo Mass
Lloyd E. Simpton
Paonia
Fruce NL Cramb
Wildy
Long Range Missile Explodes in Flight at Cape Canaveral
Reports say an Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile fired Tuesday went off course and blew up in flight near Cape Canaveral Florida. Eyewitnesses describe a bright flame and a misfire as the projectile vanished skyward then disintegrated. The base public information office offered no confirmation and hinted at a possible later statement.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Charles Gregory
Titusville
Gregory
Public Information
Ferther
Queen Elizabeth to Visit United States in October
The White House announced Britain’s Queen Elizabeth will travel with Prince Philip to Canada then the United States October 16 to 21. They will visit Jamestown Virginia to commemorate the 1607 settlement and spend three days in Washington with plans to see Newark City on October 20.
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Washington VII
Britain
Elizabeth
United States
White House
Prince Philip
Canada
Jamestown
Washington
Newark City
Girard Rights Argued in Court
In Washington a packed U S district court debated whether William Girard must be tried by Japanese courts or by U S authorities. The government argued executive branch decisions are not reviewable by courts, while defense contends federal courts lack authority to intervene.
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Washington
William
Girard
Earl J. Carroll
Army
3.C
Japan
U. S
Oliver Gasch
U.S
Swanson Honored at Colorado University Graduation
Robert Gunnar Swanson, son of Mr and Mrs Gunnar Swanson north of Greeley, was named a distinguished Air Force graduate at Colorado University graduation Friday. A Greeley High graduate of 1958, he will serve three years as a second lieutenant starting this summer, with ancestry noted by grandmother Mrs Anna E Engstram of 425 Fourteenth Avenue.
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Robert Gunnar Swanson
Gunnar Swanson
North of Greeley
Tne
Air Force
Colorado University
Anna E. Engstram
Fourteenth Avenue
Swanson
Greeley High
Weather Mix Delivers Clouds and Showers Across Colorado Wyoming
A Pacific and northern air mass clash spreads cloud cover over Colorado and Wyoming with scattered showers and cooler highs. Lander reports the most rainfall at an inch. western Colorado sees 0.11 to 0.7 inches while Wyoming records 0.1 inch at Rock Springs and lighter totals elsewhere. Temperatures dip with Denver and Casper in the 60s to 70s, while Delta River gauges fall and a bridge closure occurs on Colorado Highway 92 east of Delta due to high waters.
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Associated Press
Pacific
Rockies
Colorado
Wyoming
Cain
Lander
Wys
Eagle
Grand Junction
Rock Springs
Laramie
Rawlins
Steles
West Yellowstone
Wyo
Lemperure
Colorado Rockies
la Junta
Colo
Casper
Cheyenne
Wyn
Denver
Akron
Alamoga
Colorado Springs
Craig
Lamar
Leadville
Limon
Pueblo
Trinidad
Vander
Delta
Gunnison
Colorado Highway 92
Colorado River
Grand Jonesson
Paonia
Crear Creek
Flu Epidemic Kills 884 in Philippines
An influenza epidemic sweeping the Philippines has killed 884 people, government officials reported Tuesday. The figure underscores the severity of the outbreak across the archipelago.
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Manila
Philippines
Siice Mas
Jovial President Eisenhower Greets Reporters After Illness
President Eisenhower, back at the White House desk after a stomach ailment, greeted reporters with a chuckle and said he could manage a few steaks. He showed signs of recovery, arriving before 10 a.m. and planning to sign papers while in his office.
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Ashington
Eisenhower
White] House
Adam
Pee Main
Tne
White House
Governor Seeks Inquiry Into Tragedy At Rocky Ford
Colorado Governor McNichols said he will ask Highway Patrol Chief Carrel to probe the train truck collision near Rocky Ford. He seeks details on migrant workers origin, purpose, whether the truck was overloaded, and safety compliance. He noted new interstate transport rules may not apply to short intrastate migrant hauls. The governor, in Colorado, was attending an Interstate Oil Compact Commission meeting when notified by phone.
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Yellowstong National Park
Wyo
McNichols
Highway Patrol
Gilbert Carrel
Rocky Ford
Colorado
Interstate Oil [Compact Commission
House Group OKs Airport at Air Academy
The House Armed Services Committee approved building an airfield at the Colorado Springs Air Force Academy, despite it not being in the original plans. The field would be about two miles from the academy, costing around 5.7 million dollars, with total new construction authorized at 21.441 million dollars and the academy’s ceiling raised to 147.441 million. The academy expects completion by 1960 and cadet intake in fall 1958, with about 2,600 cadets in the long term.
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Washington i
House
Armed Services
Colorado Springs Air Force Academy
Peterson Field
Lowry Field
Paterson
Lowry
John Ferry
Air Force
Ferry
Temple Stephens to Judge Greeley Horse Show
Temple Stephens Sr. of Moberly Missouri renowned horse trainer and judge will judge the Tathsonial Greeley horse show at Island Grove Park on June 29 AQ Inc announces Robert E Hill as chair and show manager new events for teen exhibitors include Lakewood Westernaires exhibition boys western pleasure for riders under 11 and Appaloosa dress events barrel race added for youngsters Sunday afternoon and a youth western pleasure class for riders under 18.
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Temple Stephens Sr
Moberly
Island Grove
Park Jume
Berral
Woman killed in Lovington crash after drunken driving
Cresencia Gonzales, 27, allegedly drunk, drove head on into another vehicle in Lovington. A man and woman were injured as Gonzales faced charges of driving while intoxicated.
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Lovington
NAF
Ike's Youngest Brother Hospitalized in Baltimore
The president's youngest brother Milton Eisenhower, age 12, was admitted to Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore for an indefinite period. He was reported to be in poor health with a stomach ailment as doctors evaluated his condition. The situation follows the brother’s illness impacting events in Washington and Johns Hopkins University where Milton serves as president.
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Baltimore
Milton 3. Eisenhower
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Johns Finpking
University
Hingiper
Wheat referendum voting sites named for Weld County
Weld County voters will cast ballots June 20 at 22 designated sites for the 1958 wheat marketing quotas referendum. Eligible growers with more than 15 acres may vote. districts Eaton and Lucerne have no polling. If two thirds approve quotas, national price supports of 1.78 per bushel apply to compliant producers.
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Weld
William Morehead
Ault
Town Hall
Briggsdale
Congregational Church
Buckingham
Frederick
Ninn Valley
Fort Lupton
Gnereat
Big Bend
Gus
Greeley
County
ASC
Grover
Hudson
Johnstown
Windsor
Eaton
Lucerne
Grazing Conditions Best Since 1949 Says Ag Department
Western range and livestock report notes heavy spring moisture has improved grazing conditions to the best in years. Conditions across North and South Dakota through California show average range ratings at 65 percent of normal on June 1, up from May 1, with overall 82 for the year period. Supplemental feeding was only needed in dry areas of west Texas, Arizona, and New Mexico.
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Denver
U.S. Agricul- Wire Dept
West Texas
Ariana
New Mexico
North
South Dakota
Montana
Truck crash kills 12 near Rocky Ford farm area
A three-quarter ton Chevrolet truck carrying farm workers was struck by a eastbound freight train west of Vroman near Rocky Ford Colorado. At least 12 dead and 5 or 6 injured as train crew and local rescuers aided victims. Driver Sylvester Licano among the dead. Victims from the Rocky Ford area include Lucero and Licano families.
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Rocky Ford
Colo
C Forky Ford Hospital
Vieman
Colorado
Arkansas River Valley
United States
Jess Han
Fayetteville
N. C
Sylvester Licano
Jack Ler
KAN
la Junta
Lee
Vroman
Len
W. S
Pueblo
Rocky Ford Aras
Carl Wissehuff
Joe D. Lucero
Betty Licano
Emma Licano
Rose Lucero
Joe
Charles Lathrum
Lucero
Martin Lucero
Dellina
Clara Flora Maynes
Barbara Maynes
Elisia Gallegos
Marguerita Aragon
Ler Flores
Annie Baca
Florenzo Lucero
Lava Lopez Madrano
Sylvester
Inskeep
Tran
Albert L. Lundblade
J. G. Prinea
D. A. Johnson
T. M. Thomas
Marriage License Joseph S M Marliner and Maria Beatrice Gonzales
Joseph S M Marliner of Los Angeles California and Maria Beatrice Gonzales obtained a marriage license. The record provides ages and other details not fully captured in readable text.
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Joseph SM. Marliner
Los Angeles
Cali
Maria Beatrice Gonzales
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