McNichols Attacks Civil Defense Over Disaster Aid
Colorado Governor Steve McNichols blasted the federal Civil Defense Administration at a Denver meeting with A C Tilley as he demanded disaster designation and $285000 in funds for Frederick, Alturas, and surrounding areas. He warned the governors conference may seek abolition if aid is refused.
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Denver
Colorado
Steve McNichols
Federal Civil Defense Administration
Belsons
A. C. Tilley
McNichols
Regional Civil Defense Office
Tiley
Willey
Mallional
Atatf
Ges. Neary le ‘Sen
Tataen
Tilley
Hoffa Must Stand Trial Judge Rules
Federal Judge Burnita S. Matinws ruled that Teamster Union Vice President James St. Hella must go to trial Monday on a conspiracy bribery indictment. Judge Matthews rejected motions to delay the trial of Hoffa and co defendant My ran J. Fischbach, a Miami attorney.
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Washington
Burnita S. Mattinws
Teamster Union
James St. Hella
Frial
Matthews
Hoffa
Myran J. Fischbach
Miami
Frederick Obituary Marks Town’s Water Loss and Flood Destruction
Frederick Colorado population 99 is listed in an obituary notice in this week’s Farmer and Miner. The town’s water system failed after floods, with the coal mine shaft supplying groundwater. Federal Civil Defense officials rejected emergency aid requests amid differing estimates of needs.
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Frederick
Colo
Farmer and Miner
Wayne of
Geraldine B. Blanchard
Washington
Platteville Loot Recovered After Denver Arrests
Two Denver men Andy Sisneros and Joseph Gonzales were arrested in Denver after a rear end of a badly overloaded 187 Ford raised suspicions. They admitted obtaining items from Platteville Mill & Elevator Co. and hay mill detass the street. Recovered loot included an $800 electric adding machine a electric drill numerous tools a check writing machine four small radios a compressor and tires. Charges pending.
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Platteville
Denver
Sheriff's Office
Andy Sisneros
Joseph Gonzales
Sisneros
Gonzales
Platteville Mill & Elevator Co
Hay Mill
Estel Bratton
Gomales
Recluse Hoard Found in New York Apartment
A wooden box in a dreary New York apartment held 274980 in cash all new bills and old notes. The money belongs to the late Mrs Emma Bubl Pekan widow of tugboat owner Samuel DeHart who died years ago police hold the funds awaiting a court order before disposal.
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New York
Emma Bubl Pekan
Samuel DeHart
Presession Enrollment Rises at CSCE Summer School
Final enrolment for the pre session at CSCE summer school reaches 2435, up nearly 10 percent from last year. Sixty custodians who attended a custodian school this week closed with completion of academic certificates and diplomas.
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CSCE
Poudre Rivers Rise as Heavy Rains Hit Front Range
Heavy rains on the Cache la Poudre watershed lifted the river at the canyon mouth Thursday night. Authorities forecast a peak near 1 500 cubic feet per second by Friday afternoon. West of Fort Collins the river climbed to 5 190 cfs but was kept in check by irrigation diversions and storage. By Friday morning the river near Fort Collins eased to 4 600 cfs and noon near 9 900 cfs with no major flooding in the district. Weld County saw showers and slick roads, while Greeley measured 0.15 and 0.05 inches at two stations. temperatures ranged to 81 and 61 degrees at local sites.
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Cache la Poudre
W. G. Wilkinson
Wilkinson
Dow
Fort Collins
Djceck
Lnwlands
Greeley
Weld
Public Service
Great Western Sugar Company
He Station
Longs Scheme To Cut Foreign Aid Is Beaten
Washington Senate defeated Longs effort to cut foreign aid by 500 million from a 3.64 billion bill. The chamber voted 44 to 4 against reducing 29 million in funding and rejected an earlier move to omit defense support abroad for the next fiscal year. Lang of Louisiana offered amendments and planned a further bid to cut 300 million, aiming to force new authority next year.
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Washington
Senate
Lang
D-La
Long
City Projects Outlined for a Six Year Improvement Plan
City Manager B H Cruce presents a detailed list of 43 proposed improvements to meet future needs. Key items include paving Crosier field runway, cemetery work at Linn Grove, fire department equipment, a library expansion fund, offstreet parking, Meeker Museum repairs and renovations, a new jail, and rebuilding older streets. The report urges annual six year planning and approval to finance large projects over several years.
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B. H. Cruce
Meeker Museum
Meeker
Police Department
Cruce
Feller
Fatter Rodeo Purses Here Will Draw More Cowhands
Greeley rodeo on July 3-4 adds 3200 total purse boosting five standard events to 880 and a 200 wild horse race prize. Night show features standard arena events and a parade of attractions including Greeley Trail Tasters and rodeo clown Buddy Heaton. Entry deadline July 2. entry fees 5 to 10 dollars.
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Greeley
Tnp
Wid Efky
Bob Davis
Arena
vMands
Nohod
Greeley Trail Tasters
Greeley Saddle Clu
Buddy Heaton
Earl Anderson
Iron Mountain
Tavis
Bill Howard
Cheyenne Wells
Warren Adams
Greels
Nuclear Test Holiday Proposed by Russians
The General Assembly of the United Presbyterian Church in North America approved by a 161424 vote the merger with the Presbyterian Church in the U.S. A. The united church will be named the United Presbyterian Church in the United States of America, uniting about three million members after debate and a goodwill resolution.
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New Concord
Ohio
General Assembly of the United Presbyterian Church In
North America
Presbyterian Church
U.S. A
United Presbyterian Church
United States of America
Thes
Cary N. Weisiger
Mount Lebanon
Moshe To Join College Faculty
Dr Alvin O Mosha longtime Davenport educator is appointed a professor of education at USCE and will begin duties in September. A Rembrandt native, he earned a BA from Luther College in 1905 and an MA from the University of Iowa in 1912 plus a Doctor of Education from GSCE in six summers. He served 21 months overseas and held multiple teaching and administrative posts in Iowa before his military service from 1943 to 1946. He is married to Marie Vindernoof Swerrsburg with two children Joan and John.
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Alvin O. Mosha
Davenport
Lews
Snd
Colorado State College of Education
USCE
Davenpork
Hawaiian Islands
Tinian
Okinawa
Mosbo
Rembrandt
Iowa
John Mosbo
Luther College
Decoral
Juwa
University of
GSCE
bin Wiley
Marie Vindernoof Sweresburg
Lena
Joan
John
Moshe
National Evucation Association
National Society For the Study of Aduration
Ihe Towa Education Association
The
Town Elementary Principals' Assoviation
Davenport Teachers’ Association
Fh Delta Kappa
Kappa Della Pi
Iowa Congeesa of
Parenla
Teachers
Visit to Police HQ Ends With Missing Car Wheel
A man touring the police department to view how taxes fund protection left, then returned to find his car parked outside missing a tire and wheel.
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Boca
Paratroopers Die When Army Truck Plunges At Ft Campbell
An Army 2-ton truck from the 327th Infantry Battalion plunged off a bridge into a creek at Ft Campbell Kentucky killing 14 paratroopers of the Pentomic Airborne Division and injuring nine. An UH-1 helicopter rushed medics to the scene lifting survivors to the base hospital as troops struggled to escape the water and debris.
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Campbell
Setreant
Co. A
327Th Rachoone Infantry
Jory “Screaming Gagle
Snow Closes Trail Ridge and Pikes Peak Highways
The Associated Press reports heavy snow closed Trail Ridge Road in Rocky Mountain National Park at 12 000 feet and the Pikes Peak highway west of Colorado Springs. Crews delay reopening as drifts halt rotary plow efforts. cog railroad service suspended. Rain and snow blanketed northern and central Rockies with scattered showers and a possible tornado sighting near Franktown.
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Associated Press
Colorado Mocks Pridey
Yal Ridge
Colorado
Rocky Mountain National Park
Estes Bark
Grand Lake
Pikes Peak
Colorado Springs
Central Rockies
Tinton
Calo
Akron
Alamosa
Pueblo
Denver
Eagle
Grand Junction
Franktown
la Junta
Cheyenne
Wyo
Gradd Junction
Roe
Lamar 93- St
Timon
Pueblo Aga
Trinidad
Roda
Fignole ousted by New Revolt in Haiti coup
Provisional President Daniel Fignole was overthrown in a military coup in Port au Prince. Army chief Briz Gen Antonio Kebreap dismissed Fignole and his cabinet. Fignole and ministers whereabouts unknown. Crowds gathered at police headquarters and presidential palace as troops stood by amid Haiti’s crisis from rival candidates and election delays.
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Port AU Prince
Iania
Daniel Fignole
Negro Republic
Fignole
Briz
Antonia Kebreap
Vighole
Fignale
Haiti
Ruemars
Control Points for Inspection Part of Nuclear Moratorium Plan
Soviet and U N subcommittee members resumed talks on a three year moratorium on nuclear tests with International Inspectors at key points to detect violations. Valerian Zorin proposed a two to three year halt and an international commission to ensure observance, with posts in the United States Soviet Union Britain and the Pacific to monitor compliance. Harold Stassen said major powers are closer to a first disarmament step than any time since World War II.
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Lowdon
Unei
United Nations
Valerian Zarin
Toussia
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
Pacific
Zarin
Nikita Kavushchev
Russian Communist Party
In & Sens
Elsinki
Zovin
International Commission
Security Council
General Assembly
Zorinerged
Harald E. Stagsen
Stassen
U. S
U. N
Colorado Weather Summary for 24 Hours Ending Friday
Public Service station shows high 66 and low 42 with 0.5 inch precipitation. Sugar factory reports high 44, low 41 and 0.6 inch. Partly cloudy Friday into Saturday with afternoon and evening thundershowers mainly in mountains, cooler south and southeast, warmer northwest. Boulder Longmont partly cloudy with thundershowers in mountains. highs near 70 Friday, 70-75 Saturday. Southwestern Colorado partly cloudy Friday to Saturday with mountain thundershowers, cooler Friday afternoon. Durango 70-74, mountains 23-35 overnight.
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Taeal
Boulder
Longmont
Colorado
Durango
Five Day Forecast for Colorado With Showers Likely
Colorado forecast calls for near seasonal temperatures on east, slightly cooler west with frequent changes. Expect scattered afternoon and evening showers and thunderstorms. Highs mainly 60s to 70s, some 75 to 85 on warmer days. lows 30s to 50s in mountains, lower elevations 50s to 70s.
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Colorado
Peeriod
Wyoming and New Mexico Weather Brief
Regional forecast notes partly cloudy conditions across Wyoming with isolated afternoon and evening thundershowers mainly in mountains. Warmer Friday, Friday night, and Saturday. Wyoming highs near 60s to 90s. New Mexico partly cloudy north with scattered mountain showers, fair south, windy in places, highs Saturday in 70s and 90s.
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Wyoming
New Mexico
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Alluras
Regional Civil Defense Administration
Alduras
Tavants
Seasion
Vieac
Linmon- Fy
McNichals
Geome
Miley
A. J Hicks
W. McGrath
Alturas
Teth
Union
City of
CSU
Stale Patrol
United Presbyterian Group
Okehs
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