Judge continues motion hearing in slander suit
A district court hearing on a slander case brought by Marvin Mandell against Dr. William Ross was continued as Judge Dale Shannon treated the dismissal motion as a potential summary judgment. Mandell seeks 100000 damages for alleged slander occurring April 15 at Fort Collins in the presence of CSU and CSC officials. Ross counters the dismissal for failure to state a claim.
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William , Ross
CSC College
Thelfidavite
Bey
Marvin Mandell
Dale
Shannon
Heral
Fori’ Mandell
Mandell
CSC
Ross
Winston W. Ehrmann
CSU
Fort Colfins
Neal Af. Cross
Donald G. Decker
Esc
Hass
Nias
Ehrmann
Cross
Decker
de. Ross
John J. Althoff
Althoff
Chapman Ad Steinmark
Mantel
Barnard Houtchens
Houtchens and
Houtchens
Four-Man U S Team Heads to Havana for Tractor Swap
A four-man American team sails for Havana to negotiate a swap of 500 tractors for 4,200 Cuban political prisoners. The Tractors for Freedom Committee led by Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt and Milton Eisenhower seeks to win Castro's assent for the deal while seeking travel permits in Washington.
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Lewis Gulick Washington
Washington
Castro
U.S
Havana
United, States
F. Mattee
Franklin i D. Roosevelt
Walter
P. Heather
Milton Eisenhower
Kennedy
Miller Attacks Kennedy On Cuban Action
Washington AP Miller accuses President Kennedy of rescinding the Eisenhower plan to aid Cuban freedom fighters with American air power. He calls it a tragic mistake and notes Pennsylvania broadcasters recorded the remarks. Senators Scott and Clerk also joined in commenting on the Cuba invasion and U S support.
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Washington
Republican Sultanal
William E. Miller
Kennedy
Miller
Pennsylvania
Hugh Scott
Joseph
Clerk
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Cuba
Scott
Strike Looms Over Gates Co
Denver AP reports Gates Rubber Co and United Rubber Workers Local 54 face a near-certain strike as contract expires at midnight Thursday. Union president Edward Hester said company offers cover only five of 70 items, with roughly 2,200 of 3,300 members approving a strike. Negotiations continue amid ongoing wage and benefit disagreements.
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Denver
Gates Rubber Company
United Rubber Workers
Afl-Cio
Edward EB
Hester
Mester
Gates
Greetey State
Patchentquar
Robert G. Bonham
Sea Picture
Weather forecast fragment with scattered showers
Fragmented weather notes describe a 2 pm reading of 92 degrees with partly cloudy conditions in Colorado. The forecast calls for widely scattered showers and thunderstorms mainly north and east, cooler highs Tuesday, and night lows generally in the 30s in mountains with 40s elsewhere.
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Colorado
Two youths admit killing seven in cross country spree
SALT LAKE CITY AP two youths, 18 and 19, confessed to slayings across states from Florida to Colorado during a cross country robbery spree. FBI said seven killings confirmed. other victims suspected, with no remorse shown by the suspects during questioning before authorities. Deputies described their demeanor as evasive, with some bravado, as investigators traced a stolen car linked to the crimes.
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Salt Lake City
Hood
Tex
Tennessee
California
FBI
U.S
Florida
Couoty
Adoer
Quest Gillette
FHL
Thern
Fort
Victhy Shdd
Aler
Rindshield
Jacksonville
Flz
Water Rises From River Banks In Mountain Flooding
Heavy rains in the mountains caused high water in the Cache la Poudre River, rising over its banks near Greeley late Sunday night. Officials say there is no serious flood danger at this time, though monitoring continues.
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Greeley
Cache la Poudre
Pre-Session Registration Grows for Colorado State College
Registration for the pre-session at Colorado State College drew 11,954 by noon, with 1,964 at a west of Frasier Hall site. Officials expect totals near last year's 2,200 as classes run mornings only and include noncredit workshops. Regular summer session starts June 26 after a brief administration period.
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Colorado
Frasier Hall
General Rebuked For Red Labelings
The Army admonished Maj. Gen. Edwin A. Walker for making derogatory public statements about prominent Americans and for troop propaganda cited as propaganda by the Militant John Birch Society. President Kennedy ordered the inquiry after charges in Overseas Weekly. Walker denied the claims and called the paper unscrupulous. The action aimed to be corrective, not punitive.
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24Th Infantry Division
Walker
John Birch Society
Europe
Army
Lim
United States
Elvin 4
Stahe Jr
Germany
Bruce C.clarke
Europ
Loverseas Weekly
New Read
UWS
2Th
Augs
Uney
Truman
Eleanor Hoosevelt
Dean Acheson
Press Red
Aid
Edward R. Murrow
U.S. Information Agency
Walter Lippmann
Eric Sevafeld
The
Overseas
Army Headquarters
Heidelberg
Th Corps
Texas
Thailand Walks Out As Laos Sitters Debate Seating
A Thai delegate left the Geneva meeting amid talks on seating arrangements for Laotian factions. Direk Jayanama insisted nongovernmental groups must be seated to the left or right of the royal government, and walked out until Laos seating is settled. The pause occurred as Western and Soviet blocs clashed over Laos and broader Germany Berlin issues at the Security Conference.
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Gould
Geneva
Soviet Union
Direk Jayanama
Vientiane
Ference
Laos
A'Nd
Mientiane
Lord Home
Andrei A. Gromyko
W. Averell Hartiman
Cantrd Compission
Washington
Seerewitl
Padaig
Pathet
Secretary of State
Orvment
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Washington World
Memaan
Flusk
Washington National Airport
Aaly
Amintore Fanfani
Fanfani
Kennusty
Musk
Germany
West Germany
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Moscow
Khrushchev
East Geremany
Soviet Concesson
Nice
Patthel Lan
Patong
Ister
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Amery 'Yea
Averell Harriman
France
Jean Chauvel
Vhnog
International
Contrab Commission
Lis
Ife
Pathet Leo
Tha Res
Tree
Zurich
Souvama Plourna
Wmssel
Souphannuveny
Pathot Ao
Ord Bau Oum
Estern
33 Teachers Begin Tour of Industries
Thirty three Colorado teachers start a two week tour of the state visiting Fort Morgan Colorado Springs Colorado Fuel and Iron Co Denver and other sites. Albert Inwood Charles Markham Gene Masher Patricia Moss and Mrs Betty da Schulte of Greeley are among the participants. The program offers three hours of graduate credit at CSC and is co sponsored by Colorado State College and the Colorado State Chamber of Commerce.
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CSC
Colorado Shire Collage
Colorado State Chamber of Commerce
Greeley
Albert Inwood
Charles Markham
Gene Masher
Patricia Moss
Betty da’ Schulte
Fort Morgan
Great Western Sugar Sa
Colorado Springs
Alexander Film Co
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Colorado Fuel and Iron Co
Royal Gorge
Salida
Pagosa Springs
Durango
Silverton
Montrose
Grand
Tunction
Fruita
Rifle
Glenwood Springs
Climax
Denver
Adolph Coors Co
Denver U. 5
National Bank
Schnayder Brothers
Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad
Public Service Company of Colorado
World grain controls widen under global policy shifts
The Foreign Agricultural Service reports world trade in food and livestock feeds are increasingly controlled by price supports and protective measures. Many deficit nations seek self sufficiency while exporters prop up exports, with 1960 wheat supports ranging from 1.23 to 4.43 dollars per bushel across countries.
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OVIDA
Martin Washington
Foreign Agricultural Service
Finland
Argentina
U.S
Colombia
Ecuador
Guatemala
Norway
Switzerland
Syria
Former Milwaukee Mayor Dan Hoan Dies at 92
Former Milwaukee mayor Daniel Wegster Hoan, a Socialist leader who served 1916 to 1940, died Sunday after a heart ailment. Born in Waukesha, he began public service as city attorney in 1910 and led the city for 24 years.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Danield Wegster Hoan
Socialist Party
Hoan
Waukesha
Senate approves $6.14 billion housing bill sweeping Kennedy programs
The Senate passed a broad housing bill embracing most of President Kennedy's recommendations. It would fund new programs for city rebuilding, college dorms, veteran housing, transit improvements, elderly housing, and liberal long term loans. It marks the fourth of Kennedy's five major measures acted on by the Senate. The health care measure for the aged is expected to move to 1982.
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Joe Hall Wallington
Senate
Kennedy
House
Mississippi Jails More Riders Arrested in Jackson
Police arrested six more Freedom Riders in Jackson on Sunday, bringing total jailed travelers to 11 in the city. A group of five white men and one white woman, all from Minnesota, entered a Negro waiting room after disembarking a Greyhound from Nashville. Captain Ray ordered them to move on. they offered no reply and were taken into custody as officers collected names. A sixth rider with a guitar case and handbag approached.
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Jackson
Miss.apl
Eustoy
Minnesota
Nashville
Tenn
Ray
Morgan Man Falls from Boat and Drowns near Fort Morgan
AP reports Donald Bros, 25, fell from a boat seat during a lake outing on Jackson Lake northwest of Fort Morgan. He drowned after a wave capsized the craft. body not recovered by noon Monday. Companions describe unfastened jacket and unstable railing as factors.
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Fort Morgan
Donald
Jackson Lake
Bros
Canada
Costa Rica
U.S
Argentina
Switzerland
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