Ike Hosts 40 GOP at Breakfast
President Eisenhower hosted 40 House Republicans at a White House breakfast to discuss his legislative program after recovering from a stomach illness. The session, the first in a series with GOP members, touched on school construction funding and budget priorities, with Eisenhower engaging in light conversation and posing for photos on the north portico.
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Colorado Weather Forecast Shows Warmth and Spring Showers
The five day outlook reports 2 p.m. temperatures near 87 in parts of Colorado with highs in the 70s and 80s and nights around the 50s. Scattered showers and thunderstorms are possible mainly east and in the mountains, with cooler conditions in the north and a warming trend toward the weekend. Boulder and Longmont expect partly cloudy days with afternoon storms, highs near 70 to 75 and lows around 50s. Overall, conditions trend toward mostly fair by weekend with periodic rain early in the period and again later in the week.
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Regional Weather Update for the Midlands
Parts cloudy conditions with a mix of sun and clouds. Showers and isolated thunderstorms expected Thursday mainly in southern and border regions. Temperatures rise into the 40s in lower elevations, with mountains in the 30s to 50s by Thursday, winds increasing from the northwest.
Jimmy Dorsey Dies Wednesday at 33 in New York
Jimmy Dorsey, prominent bandleader and brother of Tommy Dorsey, died Wednesday at Doctors Hospital in New York after an January lung growth operation. He formed a famous duo with Tommy, later led his own band, and had a long career rooted in Pennsylvania coal regions and early hard times.
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Mayflower Towed Into Provincetown Harbor
A replica of the Mayflower arrived at Provincetown harbor after a challenging tow from Plymouth, England. The voyage, led by Sailing Master Alan Valters, faced rough seas and strong southerly winds, testing the ship over several days and miles.
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Rain Dampens North Weld Area As Show Preparations Begin
A general rainfall swept north and northeast of Greeley Tuesday afternoon with up to two inches in spots. The Great Western Sugar factory at Eaton reported 1.1 inches, with higher totals west of Pierce. nearby towns logged varying amounts from .7 to 1.5 inches. Roads washed in places, irrigation work paused in Grover area, and drivers used headlights on heavy downpours. The Greeley Farm Home and Sport Show opens June 23 at the Community Building, with many exhibitors, prize giveaways, and performances by Uncle Willie with new numbers, including Elvis Presley references, running nightly through June 27.
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Weather update reports streams rising after sun in Colorado Wyoming
Streams rose in Colorado and Wyoming as sun returned after recent clouds and cool spells. Rain and hail soaked portions of the region, with La Junta recording 1.38 inches and multiple towns reporting scattered showers and a tornado sighting near Lamar.
Panel Discussion On Cigarette Tax In Greeley
A panel discussion on the proposed 2 cent cigarette tax to fund community recreation facilities will be at the Community building at 8 p m Monday. Sponsored by the League of Women Voters the session will present both sides with representatives later named. Mrs Arihat Stanley league president will preside. A question period will follow. Voters must ensure they are registered for the July 1 election. last day to register is approaching.
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Britain Moves to Open Europe to Aerial Inspections
London indicated conditional approval for a first stage disarmament plan with the Soviet Union and the West. European nations would consent before joining any aerial inspection zone as part of a broader limited accord. The British stance followed comments by US Secretary of State Dulles that European powers must decide their inclusion.
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Red Cross Annual Meeting In Weld County Monday
The Weld County chapter of the American Red Cross will hold its annual dinner meeting at 6 30 p m Monday in the Pioneer room of the Camelfield hotel in Greeley An officers and directors election for the year starting July 1 will be held A report on chapter activities by chairman Dr Joseph Harfell will be presented An address by Donald Barnes of Houlder will be given The meeting is open to Red Cross volunteers and interested persons Reservations at 1 9 a plate may be made by calling the Red Cross office 735 by June 22
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Oklahoma Snakes License Debate Spreads
Oklahoma City officials clash over requiring a license to hunt snakes. Walter Membree was charged by a state game ranger for hunting water moccasins and plans to contest the fine in court.
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Baseball Today Wy ASAOTATT DY POERS RATIONAL LEAGUE
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Fifteen Bands Enter Fourth of July Parade Here
Fifteen bands and drum and bugle corps have entered the Fourth of July parade. The event includes floats, military sections, and a History of Colorado theme. Parade forms at Ninth Avenue and Sixteenth Street at 9:49 a.m. with routes extending north and east before disbanding at Seventh Avenue and Twelfth Street.
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Towning New Head of NPCA at 1956 convention
Li Eat D Towning of Greeley was elected president of the National Peace Officers Association at the 1956 convention final session, succeeding Jack Post of Great Bend. Other officers include John J. Hastings, Glenn Re. Clevenger, Shentt Clifton Morrison, Howard Abrams, and Pete Johnson with Post becoming board chair.
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Senate approves farm bill with soil bank provisions
Senate backed the Eisenhower administration with broad authority for the soil bank program in a 78 to 38 vote. The measure heads to the House, which previously voted to end generous acreage reserve payments after this year, amid disputes over conservation payments and budget ceilings.
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Gen Robles Dies in Mexico City After Long Service
Gen Vito Alestio Robles, 34, an aid revolutionary who fought with Venezuelans Carrara and Panchs Will, and an engineer, teacher and reform paper writer, died Tuesday in Mexico City after a life of conflict and public service.
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Red Chinese Fire Damages Airplane From U S Carrier
Denver will begin issuing applications for well drilling permits Thursday state engineer J E Whitten said Wells drillers may apply for licenses Thursday The form marks the first step in Cole taros new underground water law requiring registration of irrigation wells and licensing of all wells by the state.
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Catholic Center for Students to Open at Aquinas House
A Catholic student center will open in a two story home at 10 Tenth Avenue opposite Colorado Bute College. Archbishop Athan J. Webr acquired the property from Wilbur W. and Jean A. Martin, with possession set for June 15. The Aquinas House will host a meeting place, competing service area, and library, with remodeling and resident couple in charge.
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Greeley Man Wins Boettcher Scholarship at CU Medical School
Denver and University of Colorado officials announced Boettcher Foundation scholarships to medical students at the CU School of Medicine. Recipients include Arthur D. Graham and others from Boulder and Longmont, with one student earning a 320 scholarship and a summer research fellowship.
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Turf Writer Maurice Bernart Dies in Los Angeles
Maurice Bernart, 43, turf writer for The Los Angeles Examiner, died Tuesday in California. Imer Haber racing notes referenced his revival in 19M, marking the end of a career covering horse racing.
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Senate Passes Education Bill
The Senate approved a 335,459,200 education and welfare funding measure for the new fiscal year, boosting labor, health, education, and welfare accounts above House levels. The large increase drew bipartisan praise but remained short of President Eisenhower’s overall budget requests.
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Peiping Charges U S Invaded South China Sea
Peiping Radio accused the United States of invading part of the South China Sea for eight hours near Swatow area off Formosa. It claimed U S forces from the carrier Hornet and four destroyers conducted four sorties, with antiaircraft fire, two Chinese planes shot down, and one American plane damaged but escaping. U S defense officials did not confirm details.
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US Rejects Soviet Push for Big Four on Mid East
The United States delivered a formal note from Moscow rejecting a Soviet proposal for a Big Four declaration on Middle East disputes. It cites threats and subversion as the cause for defensive measures and insists on adhering to the UN Charter principles that prohibit the use of force. Britain and France are said to be preparing armed replies to the Soviet proposal.
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