U S Group in Cuba To Arrange Prisoner Swap
Four American experts arrived in Havana to negotiate a tractors for prisoners exchange with Fidel Castro's government. They met President Osvaldo Darticas and officials, faced a potential airport protest, and aimed to free about 1,200 captives by trading tractors for prisoners.
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U.S
Cuba
Havana
Fidel Castro
Osvaldo Dorlicas
Tais Cresya
Institute of Agrarian Reform
Enrique Cebre
Institute
Fernando Qiers
Osvaldo Darticas
Methaniie
Voorhees
Washington
Tates
Castro
Castra
Wnappers
Havana Riviera
Oriente
Miami
Msm
Miami International
Douglas R. Voorhees
Annexation Petitions Gain Signatures West of City Limits
City clerk and planning staff report progress on annexation petitions for a large area west of the city limits from 4th to 16th Streets to 35th Avenue. Signatures include Wilshire subdivision landowners and Franklin Subdivision residents. Four circulators remain. aims to submit to council at July first meeting if owner-ship checks pass.
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Bhm Ave
Ten Ave
Greeley
Mapp
Barton Buss
10Th St
Kenton Nursing Home
Hance
Ave
Miner
Miner Buss
Aleady
Park Subdivision
Wilshire
Wilsire
Wilshire Land Co
Franklin
24Th
13Th
18Th Sts
Wid Herman Wolfe
Frankin School
Don Shaw
Sherwood Park
Westwood
Byss
4Th
16Th Sts
35Th Ave
Edwards
Buss
Bix
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House Passes Building Bill For Military
The House approved a $934 million military construction authorization bill for fiscal 1950 start, sending it to the Senate. Passage was by voice vote, with appropriations in a separate bill. Colorado projects include $371,000 for medical facilities at Denver’s air base, $12.4 million for a NORAD underground operations center at Colorado Springs, and a $15,000 entry for the Nations Guard Armory at Pustio.
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Washington
House
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Rocky Mountain
Colorado
Denver
Lawry Air Force Base
North American Air Defense Command
Colorade Springs
Nations Guard
Pustio
Flag To Fly Constantly At Memorial
President Kennedy orders the Stars and Stripes flown twenty four hours a day at the Marine Corps Memorial. The proclamation adds a fifth site where the flag is permanently displayed, joining Arlington National Cemetery Tomb of the Unknown Soldier Capitol Ft McHenry and Key's grave in Frederick Maryland.
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Washington
Kennedy
Marine Corps Memorial
Arington National Cemetery
Capitol
Ft. BcHenry
Baltinore
Francis Scott Key
Key
Frederick
Mid
Potomac River
Nashington
Mt. Wyoming
Suribach
Jima
West
Associated Press
Masines
Fydo
Weather summary from early 20th century report
The 2 pm forecast shows 73 degrees with a 24 hour period ending 8 am Tuesday. Highs near 75 to 85 expected for Wednesday, with fair to partly cloudy conditions and cooler nights, especially in the northeast.
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Colorado
Cosler
Pre session registration closes at Colocado State College
Final registration for the 196t pre session totaled 3 174 with no late registrations permitted by registrar George Sanderson. Pre session runs by mornings only during the two week period, starting Monday with classes through Thursday June 22. Summer school eight week registration is set for Saturday June 24 at the college.
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Colocado State Call
Callege
Opus
George Sanderson
Moray
Body of Child Found in Pit After Drowning
The body of two year old Leroy Gutierrez was found in a gravel pit after drowning in the Poudre River near 21st Ave. Sheriff Welsh and volunteers, including Spanish Colony residents, recovered the body from submerged branches. The boy, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Gutierrez, was playing with two brothers when he fell in on May 4 during high river conditions.
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Leroy Gutletree
Pardre
Greeleys
North 21St Ave
William Davison
Greetey Sand and Gravell, Co
Tle
Cotusty
Robert Welsh
Howe
Sheriff's Office
Greeley Palace
Weld County
Frank Gutierrez
Greeley
Pete
Game Pid Fish Department
Heed Adamenn
Dersham Named to Weld County Health Board
William Dersham, dairy farmer north of Brighton, was appointed by county commissioners to the Weld County Board of Health to replace the resigned Ben F Counter. Dersham is Colorado State University animal husbandry graduate, vice president of the Colorado Holstein Friesian association, and serves on the Weld County Dairy Herd Improvement association board.
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William Dersham
Brighton
Weld County Board of Health
Ben F. Counter
Dersham
Colorado State University
Colorado Holstein-Friesian Association
County Clerks Propose Changes in Election Laws
Denver AP report shows five recommendations from county clerks to revise Colorado election laws. Proposals include abolishing precinct registration days, allowing registration by affidavit at homes, rewriting absent ballot procedures, standardizing terminology, and enforcing uniform rules across elections. Chair Sen Ranger Rogers led the committee during the Colorado County Clerks Association convention.
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Denver
Colorado
Legislative Committee
Ranger Rogers
H-Littleton
Colorado County Clerks Association
Tony Nicholson
Den
Ver Election Commission
Elerke
JFK and Fanfani Agree on NATO Needs and Disarmament
The meeting between President Kennedy and Italian Prime Minister Fanfani produced a joint statement urging continued Western solidarity against communism and work toward a disarmament agreement with safeguards. The leaders discussed Khrushchev’s Vienna talks and the need for united action within NATO. In Newfoundland, forest fires near St Johns threaten two communities with 500 to 1,000 firefighters battling flames over two miles long, prompting evacuations along the coast.
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Kennedy
Fanfani
Sovie
Khrushchev
Vienna
St. Johns
Bonavista Bay
Hide Bay
Rover
Hare Bay
4Co
Search for Boos' Body Postponed
Drowning of Donald Nous 25 of Fort Morgan postponed as high winds create rough water on Jackson Lake. Morgan County officials say search will resume late this afternoon with a 1500 foot seine brought by Colorado Game and Fish Department from Denver Longmont and Littleton. Rescue crews who joined Monday's effort return home Tuesday.
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Fort Morgan
Donald Nous
Jackson Lake
Morgan County
Colorado Game and Fish Department
Denver
Longmont
Littleton
Officer Held For Giving Data to Reds
Washington police arrest a longtime State Department officer, Searbeck, 41, for transmitting classified national security information to the government of Poland while serving as second secretary at the American Embassy in Warsaw. The arrest followed a Justice Department statement citing a January through May period. he faces up to 10 years in prison or a fine of 10,000 dollars. Searbeck, Brooklyn native, had a long career with the State Department including San Francisco assignments and a Warsaw post in 1938.
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Itvialhamhers
Searbeck
Poland
Robert F. Kennedy
O Searbeck
State Department
Warsaw
Brooklyn
N.Y
College of the City of New York
New York University
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J. Edgar Hoover Tald Searbeck
Peoples Republic of
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Hooverland
Cn Warsaw
Justice Department
Inter
Menta Seacheek
Paris
U.S
Sam Wertlebeye
Department
San Franciseo
Department of State
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San Francisco
Foreign Service
Lai
U.S. High Commissoner
Germany
Jim Hitch
Weld
Dunlap
Start Grain Co
Ima Tome
Tarley
Newares
Raymer
Griggsdale
Sriggsdale
New Raymer
Oule
New Ray
Ray 0
Kane
Themer
Marvin Dunlap
Agricultural Stabilization and Con
Denver
Colorado Winter Wheat Crop Promises To Be Third Largest
Colorado agriculture officials project the winter wheat harvest to reach near record levels this season with state estimates indicating the crop will rank as the third largest on record. Trade groups and farm bureaus cite favorable weather and robust planting data as key factors shaping the outlook.
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Colorado
Raeasand Prowers
Greeley
Freedom Rides Resume Tied to Federal Judge Action
A federal judge lifted a temporary ban on freedom rides in Alabama, hinting at possible reinstatement later. In Atlanta, organizers pledged rides from Atlanta to Montgomery and Jackson, with a Montgomery office to reopen within 24 hours. The decision kept CORE and allied groups from funding or supporting segregation tests, while a hearing was postponed.
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Wgninvas
Als
APIA
Alabama
U.S
Frank M
Atlanta
Freedom Tide Coordinating
Nev
Wyatt Tee Walker
Montgomery
Jackson
Miss
Ane Aucune Aepucen
Birmingham
Alin
Gan Kkk
Doh
MD Klan
Calvin Whitesell
Freedom Underground
Juition Department
CORE
Seuet
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United Auto Workers Agriculture Implement Division
Roy Bainer
Agriculture Engineering Department
University of California
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Purdie University
Clarence Hanson
Michigan State University
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