15 Colorado Artists Exhibit at CSC Fine Arts Festival
The 15 Colorado Artists exhibit will run during the fifth week of CSC summer quarter in the Student Union ballroom in Greeley. The festival features drama, graphic arts, literature, dance, lectures, religion, art exhibits, music, and crafts. Members include Billmyer, Conant, Creek, and others across painting, sculpture, ceramics, and printmaking.
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Colorado
Colorado State College
Student Union
Denver
Ex-CU President Addresses CSU Graduates Friday
Former University of Colorado and Nebraska president Reuben Gustavson addressed CSU graduates Friday night. He praised the land grant system and universal education as keys to democracy, urging educators to serve all students, not just the gifted. Alumni awards were given to Waneka Merrill Baird and Barksdale, with a special merit award to Warren Monfort.
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Fort Collins
Reuben G. Gustavson
Colorado State University
University of Arizona
Gustavson
University of Colorado
Nebraska
CSU
C. C. Waneka
Lafayette
T. ER. Merrill
Salinas
Calif
Dwight C. Baird
Vancouver
Wash
L. Ls. Barksdale
Los Angeles
Warren H. Monfort
Greeley Cable Feeder
Massachusetts Dens Endorse Peabody for Gov
Massachusetts Democrats wrapped up their state convention endorsing Endicott Pou heady for governor. The convention also featured discussion of the Senate race with House ally Gen. Edward J. McCormack Jr. preparing for September primaries as Republicans plan a Worcester session.
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Cornelius F. Hurlet
Springfield
Mass
Massachusetts
New England
Endicott
Chub
Reston
Navy
Covernor
U.S
Edward J. McCormack ,Jr
John W. McCormack
McCormack
Kennedy
Worcester
Senate
Grayson college hands diplomas to 28 graduates misfit student
Grayson Kentucky Dr J Lowell Lasby president of Kentucky Christian College distributed diplomas to 28 graduates. He shook hands with all but honor student Jamies Comstock, explaining to the audience that Comstock was withheld because he has poison ivy.
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Grayson, Ky
J. Lowell Lasby
Kentucky Christian College
Uates
Jamies Comstock
Lashby
Beef Grading Plan to Start July 1 in Dual System
The Agriculture Department will launch a one year trial of a dual beef grading plan starting July 1. It maintains traditional palatability grades such as prime and choice while adding a second yield-based grade indicating the amount of salable meat. Six yield grades from No 1 to No 6 will identify carcass yield.
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Richard F. Powers
Washington
Apriculare Department
Manufacturing Safer Chicago Findings on Injuries
A Chicago study reports that eighty percent of work injuries in the United States occur in nonmanufacturing occupations, highlighting safety gaps across service and other sectors. The report urges stronger enforcement and targeted prevention measures to reduce nonmanufacturing injuries nationwide.
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Chicago
United States
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