Disabled Folk Must File By June 30 For Social Security
Greeley social security office district manager Don Snyder urged disabled individuals to file by June 30 to protect full disability benefits. He explained eligibility requires five of 19 years worked before disability and 1.5 years in the three years prior. Filing by June 30 allows backdating to the disability date. later filings use a 5 of 10 year rule. Affected individuals should act now to safeguard future checks until age 65 conversion.
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Don Snyder
Greeley Social Security Office
Snyder
Pestis
Social Security
Social Security Administration
Bayder
John Smith
Smith
Greely
Tribune
Awning Fire At Student Grill Sparks Friday Alarm
Firemen fought a smoulder under an awning at the Student Grill 1515 South Ave at 1.00 am Friday using a hand extinguisher. The report shifts to Carl Magnuson, a district commissioner candidate and longtime farmer, detailing his public service and local ties including positions with the Farm Loan association and several banks and civic groups. The piece also notes rivals Noble Love and Floyd Ball in Weld’s state representative race.
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Sth Ave
Witwer Jr. Receives Wings and Arts Degree at Occidental
Stow L. Witwer Jr. will graduate with a bachelor of arts and receive second lieutenant wings in the Air Force. He plans to enroll at the University of Colorado law school in Boulder this fall. His father attended a state 4-H meeting. Witwer is part of Colorado’s oldest Hereford ranch lineage.
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Stow L. Witwer Jr
Air Force
Occidental Enjlage
Los Angeles
Calif
University of Colorado Law School
Boulder
Witwer
Witwers
Colorado
SLW
Greeley
College High School
Veteran court reporter Guy D. Clayton to retire
Guy D. Clayton, renowned for covering sensational murder cases including the Renzi Dickens Bert Lowe Joe Sam Walker and Scadé Roberts trials, will retire after decades of service. He plans to move to Pasadena to join his daughter and enjoys memories of discussing cases with many attorneys.
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Renzi Dickens
Bert Lowe
Joe Sam Walker
Boulder
Scadé Roberts
Clayton
Judicial District
Weld County
Larimer
Jackson
Pasadena
Calif
Dorothy McKenzie
John R. Clayton
Greeley
Elizabeth Moore
Casper, Wye
Catherine Bales
Suaitie
Wast Wudge Carpenter
Guy
Brenner
12Th Judicial District
U. S. District Court
Yeover
State Public Utilities Commission
Jenver
Sunset Dr
Bailiff Recall Trouble Over Jury Foreman
Jack Fisher, bailiff of the district court, related that years ago a case involved six lawyers arguing who should be the jury foreman. The jury began deliberations around 11 a.m. and, after lunch, Judge Bradfield asked him for progress at about 4 p.m. He found the lawyers still disputing the foreman choice.
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Jack Fisher
District Court
Jack
Bradfield
Adams Invited To Testify on Influence Use
Washington Rep. Oren Harris issued a standing invitation for Sherman Adams or any official to testify before a House subcommittee about improper influence on federal agencies. Harris said the inquiry would continue next Monday as it builds a case amid allegations involving Adams and Boston industrialist Bernard Goldfine. Goldfine, in a statement via his lawyer, said one of his companies paid hotel bills for Adams and Mrs. Adams but denied Adams used influence with government officials on his behalf, calling the charges an irresponsible blow to their names.
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Washington
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Sherman Adams
Harris
House
Adams
Eisenhower
Stat
T Hat Adams
Boston
Bernard Goldfine
Mll-Ionaire
Goldfine
Goldfines
Samuil P. Sears
Adamses
New Hampshire
Three Cypriots Killed in Civil War Fighting
Three Greek Cypriots were killed and nine wounded in hand to hand fighting with Turkish Cypriots near Nicosia. British troops intervened and 500 parachute troops were being airlifted from England to reinforce security.
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Nicosga
Cyprus
England
Nicosia
Gioneli
Kanli
War Office
London
Middle East
Senator Allott Rejects Labor-Management Disclosure Act
Senator Gordon Allott of Colorado denounced the proposed 1958 Labor-Management Disclosure Act as a hocus pocus bill that will do little more than shift blame away from a few. He criticized its failure to adopt McClellan Committee recommendations and warned that thousands of union members seeking relief would be deceived if enacted.
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Washiington
Gordon Allott
R-Colo
Senate Labor Committee
Senate
McClellan
Allott
Congress
Newsweek Editor Allen Heaton Dies at 34
Allen Heaton, 34, longtime Newsweek general editor and veteran journalist, died Wednesday in New York. He previously served as managing editor of the Richmond Times Dispatch and worked for the Washington Star, the New York Journal, and Callier's magazine. He was born in Richmond.
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NEW York (Ap
Allen Heaton
Newsweek Magazine
Richmond
Times- Dispatch
Washington Star
The
New York Journal
Callier’s Magazine
Senate Leaders Predict Okoh on Defense Bill
Senate leaders forecast passage of a defense reorganization bill after its House approval 402 to 1. They endorse giving the president powers to shape the armed forces while warning against three sections Eisenhower says would hinder streamlined operations. House Democrats then blocked three moves to align the measure with the president.
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Senate
Eisenhower
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate Armed Services Committee
Styles Bridges
R-Nh
GOP
Armed Services Committee
House
Secretary of Defense
Ialga
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Tishower
Kennedy to Address Colorado Democrats in Springs Visit
Wyoming Democratic Chairman Tono Ronen said Sen John F Kennedy D Mass would speak to Colorado Democrats in Colorado Springs this weekend. He expected Kennedy to appear in Casper for a statewide fundraising dinner and then speak in Colorado Springs about labor reform and party issues.
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Wyo
Wyoming
Tono Ronenjo
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Casper
Golan Springs
Coll
Horcalls
Senate
Lesdee
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Fox
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
D-Wyo
Kennedy
West
Roncabo
Johnson
Colorado Democrats
Colorado Springs
Man Crictically Hut Gem Collection Lost in Fire near Durango
DuranOO-Prett C. Ranwl son, 77, was critically hurt as a fire destroyed his two story home at Gem Village twenty miles east of Durango. Knowlton, working in his garden, saw smoke and rushed inside but collapsed in the living room. Neighbors aided by Albert Parker and Charles Cundiss pulled him from the blaze as cartridges exploded. Among the gems lost was a copper nugget the size of a bushel basket.
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Duranoo
Prett C. Ranwlson
Gem Village
Dujrango
Knowlton
Albert Parker
Charles Cundiss
Detroit restaurant owner wins suit over match order error
Detroit AP reports restaurant owner Marlin Bichelbaum ordered 16 000 books of matches but received 25 000. A common pleas jury found the excess shipment a mistake by the buyer and ordered him to pay for the matches, leaving him with about a 23 year supply.
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Detroit
Marlin
Bichelbaum
Match Company
Richelbaum
Common Pleas
Gichelbaum
Accounting Trainee Otis Appointed at U.S. General Accounting Office
Ronald F. Otis son of Mr and Mrs Herman W OtO of 2114 Davis street has been named a student trainee in the U S General Accounting Office Joseph Campbell comptroller of the United States oversees the program He pursues a B S B A at University of Denver College of Business administration and will assist in financial examinations of federal agencies in the Denver area The appointment runs through the summer with two quarters left to finish his degree He previously attended Seward Nebraska high school Colorado State College and served in the Army He is a Beta Alpha Psi member
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Herman W. Oto
Davis Street
Joseph Campbell
Comptrelley Geoners
United States
U. S. General Accounting Office
Otte
University of Denver College of Business Administration
Olle
General Accounting Office
Denver
Otto
Seward
Neb
Colorado State College
Beta Alpha Psi
Governor urges changes to Colorado unemployment act
Governor McNichols voiced disappointment at the failure to agree on changes to Colorado's Unemployment Compensation Act. He asked Employment Director Bernard E. Teets and Byrd Johnson to draft recommended changes for the Legislature with a special session planned next week. Johnson, a former state representative and University of Denver professor, is not expected to report before Saturday.
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McNichols
Colorado
Bernard E. Teets
Byrd Johnson
Johnson
University of Dever
Thc
Congress
Johnson and Tevis
Proposed budget hearing on district education plan
Notice that the proposed federal budget item has been submitted for Board of Education review in Siligole County. A public inspection will occur at New Raymer Lehnol with adoption decisions to follow at a regular wheelings meeting.
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Interdit
Siligole
Board of Education
New Raymer Lehnol
Selagi
Raye
Werns Aai
Shane Ta
Russians Steel Output Trails U S In First Quarter
The Commerce Department reports U S steel production fell with the recession, still 28 percent ahead of Russia for the January-March period. 1957 world output totaled 322 million tons, with current first-quarter figures showing declines in several nations while the Soviet Union and Western Europe rise.
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Commerce Dept
United States
Hussia
Indus
Jem
Canada
Japan
Britain
Soviet Union
Germany
France
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
U. S
Russia
Stewardesses Marry During Grounded Airline Strikes
In Los Angeles during a 4084day strike against Wratern Air Lines, forty stewardesses married. Western Union resumed services, and no company policy barred married stewardesses. Ady, Grazley, and Balcom Industrial note a separate bug bug incident.
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Los Angeles
Wratern Air Lines
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