CP Foundation to Run Workshop for Special Instructors
The CP Foundation funds a workshop led by UCP Foundation partners for eight years. It trains teachers and counselors in curriculum development for retarded children and features a staff including Dr Vaughan and Frances Cassidy. The program produced teaching units in 1957 and seeks ongoing guidance.
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Tuletzel
UCP
UCP Foundation
Vaughan
Frances Cassidy
Ruth van Tine
Betty Kuttner
James Miles
Verne Ahlberg
Dan Seager
Lbrarian
Marion Jennings
Anno Luker
CSC
Greeley Public
Miss Kuttner
New York City
Governor faces calls to widen jobless benefits and fund shifts
Steve group opposes hasty action while organized labor seeks higher weekly unemployment benefits and longer benefit periods. Knight Hefferly and Anderson back liberalizing the law. McNichols seeks authority to transfer funds to the general fund to cover cash needs, plus civil service reform to raise employee burden of proof before charges. The act awaits voter approval in November.
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Jack) Knight
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union
Pred Hefferly
United Mite Workers
J. C. Anderson
Colorado Labor Council
Nemichols
McNichols
Assny
Graham Urges Youth to Fight Communism
San Francisco evangelist Bill Graham told 18,500 attendees at the Cow Palace that non Communist youth must dedicate themselves to Christ and march in His army to counter communist influence abroad. He noted 7,067 decisions for Christ that night, bringing the crusade total to 637,725 attendance for the seven week event.
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San Francisco
Bill Graham
Russia
Chris
Crosare
This Week's Winner Has Quirky Radio Shower Prize Note
Mrs Rutherford Eyeness of 2438 q7th Ave presented the translator radio shower for her prize, winking remarks on HFKA's Back Talk. She predicted radio preferences, naming Ralph Green, KFKA manager, as a likely winner. finck Talk la aired 1115 to 12 noon, Monday through Friday on KFKA 1310.
Weld County school boundary plan discussed in meetings
The county school committee listed four subcommittee members to map boundaries for a southwest Weld area. Two meetings are planned, one with residents and county boards, the other with Boulder county planners. The Vim district issue and potential annexations to Grover New Raymer high school districts are debated, with Grover wary of Vim’s absorption. An Eston board letter urged delaying action until the legislature acts.
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Sheldon Brooks
Johnstown
Cave Hill
Greeley
James L. Johnson
Manorview
Harold Olander
Dailey
Weld
Adams County
Johnson
Boulder
Vainty
Weld Caunty
Grover
New Haymer
Iean
New Raymer
Nebraska
Glenn Cowley
Vim
Eaton Board
Eston
Selon
H. Grant West
Ault Board
Ault School Board
Avil
Mintinn Vas
Nieht Luine Chi de Austin
Wil
Piarce, Nunn and
Care
Semi Hit on Nunn Over Pass Damages Kenworth Ractor Trailer
Everett Wayne Kent of Fort Collins drove a 1987 Kenworth ractor-trailer which was damaged about 3500 after a rear end collision by a second semi on US 8 over the Nunn pass. Clyde Vance Tubble of Cheyenne drove the other rig which skidded to a stop. Kent attempted to cross the overpass when the crash occurred. Highway Patrolman Gene Admire reported the incident.
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Kenworth
Everett Wayne Kent
Fort Collins
US 8
Highway Patrol
Clyde Vance Tubble
Cheyenne
Kent
Hubble
Sear
Gene Admire
Jewell Dunne Dies Friday in Nebraska
Mrs. Jewell Bunge 66 of North Platte Nebraska died early Friday after illness. She lived in Eaton 1940 to 1951 and was active in Trinity Episcopal church Eaton lodge auxiliary and North Platte organizations. Survived by daughter Mary Louise Brets and three sisters and three grandchildren. Funeral Monday 2 PM Macy Halon chapel Eaton cemetery services by Eaton chapter CBS with cancer fund donations urged.
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Jewell Bunge
North Platta
Neb
Eaton
Stmaha
Dunne
Georgetown
Tex
Joh Dunne
Langley Food Store
Trinity Episcopal Church of
Gresley
Eaton Chapter No
CES
American Legion Auxiliary
Auxiliary
Greeley
GES
North Platte
Toastmistress Club
CBS
Eaton Cemetery
Cancer Fund
Liew of Towers
Controversial Dragline Sold for 10000 Dollars
Weld county commissioners agreed to consign and sell a dragline linked to George Z L Abdersen’s Toad detector No 3. The machine, previously sold for 7000, netted 11000 after a price shift and credit memo disputes, with Johnson Tudor arranging a resale attempt.
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Weld
Northwestern Engineering Co
Johnson- Tudor
Cier
George ZL
Abdersen
Johnson-Tudor Co
Johnson-Tudor
Missile Expert Speaks Monday at the College
Col. Carlo R. Tosti USAR will address the all college assembly at 8 pm in Garden theater on Rocket and Ballistic Missile Development and Space Travel. He is special assistant to the commander of the Air Research and Development Command at Andrews AFB Washington DC.
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Carlo R. Tosti
USAR
Tosti
Air Research and Development Command
Andrews Afb
Washington, D. C
S. E. Anderson
Air Force Research and Development Command
Air Force
Greeley Board to Inspect Two New Schools Wednesday
The Greeley school board will inspect two buildings in Greeley on Wednesday afternoon at 1 45 p m The new Jackson elementary school in southwest Greeley and the Greeley High School now gylinnshim with remodelling in the wood and metal shop rooms on the first floor Both projects were funded by the school bond issue voted in October 1958
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Greeley Sehoal
Greeley
Jackson Elemenary Sehoal
Greeley High Schoal
Gylinnshim Willing
Rosary Service for Mrs Ramona Ruiz at Lucerne
Ramona Ruiz of Lucerne will lie in state and a rosary service is planned for 7 30 p m Sunday at Macy’s chapel. Mass and burial will follow at Our Lady of Peace Jolholle church with interment at Linn Grove cemetery.
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Ramona Ruiz
Lucerne
Macys Drowlip Rina
Our Lady of Peare Jalholle-church
Linn Grove
Mossberg Touts 35 Precincts in County Assembly Plan
The report describes a county assembly with 35 precincts selecting 1101 delegates to nominate candidates for state senator and three state representatives plus county and local posts. It covers proposed constitutional amendments for reapportionment, a 27 district senatorial map, and term lengths for representatives and senators. It notes potential candidates and party activity in Weld County with remarks from local party organizers and women’s clubs.
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Bressiana
Brighton
Tw Cy
Justices of Peace
State Assembly
District Assembly
Chuck Armfield
Weld County Farm Bureau
Armfield
Senate of 35
Senate
General Assembly
Telep
Sam ‘Telep
Remiittee
William 8. Hill
Ranger Rogers
Arapihoe County
Hill
Brior
Activilies
Frances Stewart
Greeley
Republican Women's Club
Sam Andersen
North Weld
Republican Women’s Club
Jimny Demos
McNichals
Horothy Schick
Rénical
Triton Shaw
Steve McNichals
Alice
Weldenanty Republicans
Camnittan
Andy
Edmis
Senate Refuses Ok for State Strike Ban in Labor Bill
In Washington ap report the Senate rejects an amendment to allow state laws banning strikes by public employees citing a 1951 Supreme Court decision. Sen Spessied L Holland urged the measure, but the vote failed amid concerns over rights and the bill’s broader labor limits. Sen John L McClellan warned against adding controversial changes. A Berlin Office note reports 1937 US arrival trends for visitors from abroad.
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Washington
Senate
Praiay
Spessied L. Holland
D-Fta
Supreme Court
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Electno Graf
Ellen Johnson Dies in Denver
Ellen M. Johnson 70 longtime Greeley resident died Thursday at Presbyterian Hospital Denver after five weeks illness. Born August 12 1887 in Sweden she came to the United States at 16 and lived in Weld county most of 54 years. Survived by daughter Evelyn Kitzler and several children including Donald Clyde JohnsonLillian Ratliff Anne Miller Gilbert Johnson Mabel Hull and John W Johnson with many grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral 10 80 a m Tuesday at Macy's drawing room burial Linn Grove.
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Ellen M. Johnson
Greeley
Presbyterian Hospital
Denver
Macys Drawing Room
Linn Grove
Agnes Wyss Appointed Asst Supt Of Weld Home
Agnes S Wyss has been appointed assistant superintendent of the Weld County nursing home by county commissioners. She will earn 478 dollars a month. Wyss previously returned from Yuma where she led the Yuma Community Hospital for seven years and before that served Weld County General Hospital.
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Agnes S. Wyar
Weld County Nursing Home
Wyss
Yuma
Ita
Weld County General Hospital
Year-Round Legislature Proposed by Municipal Leader
COLORADO SPRINGS AP The executive director of the American Municipal Associa proposes year around legislative sessions to better address urban problems. Healy suggests a smaller paid legislature in which officials devote full time to state issues, noting many current sessions are brief and offer limited reappointment and reform chances.
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Colorado State Board ‘For Vocational Education
Colorado Vocational Association
Colorado State University
Set
A. R. Hunger
Dens Ver
J. Hinkley
Colorado Springs
Stowe
American Municipal Associa
Patrick Healy Jr
Colorados Municipal
Mealy
Khrushchev Denies Purge of Bulganin Malenkov Suslov
Moscow AP dispatch reports Premier Khrushchev denying a purge of Bulganin Malenkov and Suslov. Bulganin underwent major surgery but is expected to return to work within a week. Suslov supposedly travels to the Black Sea resort while Malenkov remains active in party ranks.
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Moscow
Nikolai Bulganin
Wor
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Bulganin
Georgi M. Malenkov
Thea Tist
Mikhail A. Suslov
Sustov
Black Sea
Malenkov
Suslov
Sach
School Commission Forms Four Committees for More Investigation
The Citizens School Advisory commission held its second formal meeting in the Blue Flame room. Reports from committees studying problems in relations among teachers, parents, students, and the community were discussed. Four committees were formed to study issues and propose solutions, with findings due at the July meeting. Public comments on water supply issues were welcomed.
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Citizens School Advisory Commission
Blue Flame
Beb Singer
Ottly
Eisenhower says Adams will not be fired
President Eisenhower has no intention of dismissing Sherman Adams amid House investigators. White House aides refused to answer whether Bernard Goldfine gave Adams a $700 coat, and Adams agreed to a news conference to discuss his ties with Goldfine. He admitted contacting federal agencies about Goldfine troubles and said Goldfine paid some hotel bills, but he did not seek special favors.
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Washington
Witte House
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
House
James C. Hagerty
White House
Adams
Bernard Galdtine
Hagerty
Goldfine
Thirsby
Galdfine
Bostin Inde
Federal Trade Commission
Securities and Exchange Commission
Ual
Burglar Steals Cash at Hut Club Cafe Eaton
Sheriff reports a burglar took 196 dollars from the Hut Club Cafe in Eaton Thursday evening. Bruce L. Carlson, owner, surprised the intruder near the register around 9 to 10:30 pm. burglar fled through a rear door toward railroad tracks after a window was broken. The suspect is a white man about 30, average build, no distinctive marks. Carlson noted the burglar did not display a weapon.
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Eaton
Sheriff's Office
Bruce L. Carlson
Carlson
Litruder
Airman Sought After Threat for Death by Own Action
A lovesick airman, 19 year old Donald Keeton of Dallas Texas stationed at Keesler AFB Biloxi, disappeared while flying a rented yellow two seat Cessna 120 from Gulfport. He traveled about 250 miles through northern Louisiana toward Dallas with under two hours fuel remaining and was last tracked near Muncee Louisiana amid a note expressing desire to die in the air. Family in Dallas described his distress over a love affair and plans to marry.
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Alexandria
Louisiana
Texas
Donald Keeton
Dallas
Tex
Keesler Afb
Biloxi
Miss
Muncee
Gulfport
Keetom
Lyn Bowling
Annabelle Kieton
Keesler
Ike asks Congress for agency to stop air collisions
President Eisenhower urged Congress to create a federal aviation agency to unify air traffic control for civil and military flights. He proposed absorbing the Aeronautics Administration into the new body and called for quick enactment as midair collisions have caused tragic losses of life.
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Ike
Congress
Washington
Eisenhower
Senate
Mike Monroney
D-Okja
Posal
Whitt House
Aeronautics Administrations
Bte
Vacation Loans Offer From Aetna Finance Company
Aetna Finance Company offers quick vacation money with loans from 50 to 1560. A special fund of 100000 is available this month for residents in nearby towns. Apply by signing up at 708 Ninth Avenue or call EL 23-2566 for details.
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Minanger
Aetna Finance Company
Hig
Ninth Avenue
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