Humphrey Shifts Tax Cut Prospects to 1959
Treasury official Humphrey told a House subcommittee that a tax cut this year is absolutely out of the question as long as the government runs deficits. He warned plans for reductions next year depend on unknown future revenues, and he hoped Congress would avoid raising the debt limit if possible while forecasting a long period of prosperity with controlled spending and inflation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Seonie Ye
Treasury
Itusiplrey Igld
Congress
Eidi
Humphrey
Milly
Dark
Vumphrey
Peiors
Humphrey Ealiberation
Weld 4-H Teams Win Ribbons at State Conference
Weld County 4-H clubs earned ribbons at the Fort Collins state conference with the Bracewell club winning blue for talent act and Keenesbury Boosters square dance taking red. Also elected Weld residents Merry Jo Stewart and Slow Wilwer to state posts.
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Weld County
Fort Collins
Merry Jo Stewart
Wyatt
Slow Wilwer
Crow Creek
Bracewell
Keenesbury Boosters
Beacrwell
Carla Winters
Kathy
Gale Tigges
Jinelle Lovgs
Jeader
Mel
Robert Tiggus
Keenesbury Club
Larry
Beverly Arnold
Tonie
Carolyn Smith
Darel Zimbelman
Jerri
Eight AG Growers open new office and food center
The Associated Growers eight stores in Greeley attended the open house and dedication of the ACs general office and food distribution center in S151 Tanmuck Denver. Longmont leaders presided with J A Briard as president and Dr Ola Moore chief justice delivering the dedication speech. Over 4500 AG members and employees were present as the center opened with ribbon cutting.
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Greeley
Acs
Tanmuck
Denver
Gordon's Foodliner
Aranell's
Snow White
Muargin
Ideal Market
Bak U
Fighteonth Street
Sleale's
J. A. Briard
Longmont
All
Ba Sel
Brillhart
W. Divhard Means
Ola Moore
Colorado
Sir Preme Court
Fishburn
Loveland Iy Peneral
Associated Girneers
Chester Woman Dies After Car Mirror Collision
Carmela Varenco, 68, of Chester, died at Chester Hospital from a skull fracture after stepping between parked cars and being struck by a car’s side view mirror.
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Chester
Carmela Var Enco
China Frees Two Catholic Jesuit Prisoners
Two American Jesuit priests Father Charles J. McCarthy and Father Joung Alexander Soule were released after four years of imprisonment and house arrest in Shanghai. They had been arrested June 15, 1993 on counter revolutionary charges and were reported to be en route to Hong Kong with plans to return to the mission in Shanghai in roughly 19 days depending on travel.
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Rong Kong
China
Finlay
Walher Charles J. McCarthy
San Francisco
Joung Alexander Soule
Glendale
Call
Shanghai
Vic Jesuit
Hong Kong
Father McCarthy
Father Houle
Wnt
Ike Calls Freer Trade for Britain and Japan
President Eisenhower urged freer trade for Britain and Japan to help them earn a living. He warned against letting Communists gain access to strategic goods, noting global consequences of undertrade. Speaking to about 200 representatives at the Committee for National Crate Policy, a cross‑section of industry, labor, and civic groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Great Britain
Japan
Peterson Appointed Envoy to Denmark
Washington reports President Eisenhower nominated Val Peterson as ambassador to Denmark and Leo A. Maegh to succeed Peterson as federal Civil Defense Administrator. Both await Senate confirmation. Prior roles include Telursen as GOP governor and Hoegh as Iowa governor. Names and places appear in a fragmented roll of related officials and residences.
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Washington
Eisenhower Krily
Val Peterson
Denmark
Leo A. Maegh
Java
Peterson
Senate
Telursen
GOP
Netwaska
Civil Defense Administration
Bawe Tew
Thiat
Wisnahower
Hoegh
Iowa
Trong
AP and TELEX union reach one-year contract
The Associated Press and the Commercial Telegraphers Union agreed Friday on a one-year contract after 11 hours of talks mediated by Watler A. Maggiolo of the U S Medi dation and Conciliation Service. The pact covers about 1100 employees, averaging $4.02 weekly per worker, with ratification pending by union members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Associated Press
Afilio Commercial ‘Telegraphers Union
Commissager
Wat ‘Ler A. Maggiolo
U. S
Uven
Harry
Seimbach
AP Division 14
CTU
Cnn
Azsorlater Press
Maggiola
Kiwanis Night Set for June 24 in Greeley
The annual all Kiwanis night in Greeley is scheduled for June 24 at 7 p.m. at the Greeley Community Building. About two to three hundred members and wives from nearby clubs will attend, with Rev. Merle Allen of First Presbyterian Church delivering the main address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greeley Kiwanis Club
Kiwanis Plense
Plense
Atteland Rove Park
Gresley
Merle Allen
First Presbyterian Church
Greeley
Allanile City
Kiwanis Club
Carl Harkey
Cuba
Weld 4-H Members Meet in Blue Flame Weld County
Weld 4-H members from Blue Flame area will meet Tuesday at 1:00 p.m. in the Blue Flame room for a demonstration workshop. The event previews next month’s Demonstration Day with winners and planning information for agriculture and home economics clubs. Parents and leaders are invited. all 4-H members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weld County
Ywill
Blue Plame
Ipomly
Dave Beck Faces Pressure Amid Union Troubles
Seattle report details Dave Beck president of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters discussing retirement plans and health concerns as hearings probe union funds investment and tax charges. Beck says he won’t be damaged by Washington investigations but laments impact on his communities and a desire to retire if his wife’s health allows.
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Anderson
Seattle
Dave Beck
International Brotherhood of ‘Teamsters
Tul
Hat
Sinion
Benale Bagkels Committee
Tacoma
Beck Rand
Bak
Beck
Supreme Court
Buck
Washington
Denver Death Linked to Prescription Drug Error
A Denver youth, Robert T Gee Jr., died May 18 after taking a tranquilizer drug chlorpromazine prescribed to ease sinus trouble. Investigators from the FBI and FDA study whether the prescription was improperly filled, amid conflicting accounts from doctors and his mother who had obtained pills earlier. The boy, son of a prominent attorney, reportedly returned to class after initial symptoms, but drowned from fluid in his lungs attributed to the drug reaction.
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Delver
Robert T Gee Jr
Federal Food and Drug Administration
Asa Malph Torst
Federal
Denver
Aid
Soling Tobert
Awha
Mast Denver High School
Doytors
Admitted and Discharged Names at Weld County Hospital
A hospital list records patients admitted on June 13 including Jo Anne Naffsiger Fierce Linda Smith and Susan Roveo with addresses in Greeley Kersey Windsor and Johnstown. Dismissals include Mes George Urich Edith Grege Rew hen Rodriguez Masters and several others with varied street addresses and towns.
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Weld County General Hospital
Owisday
Jo Anne Naffsiger
Fierce
Linda Smith
Ninth Avenue
Susan Roveo
Sixth Street
Mantel Lofgren
Fourteenth Ave
Mue
Douglas Lee Wardy
Greeley
Ghisti Lambert
Ninth Street
Ralph Gonzales
Eaton
Ronald Rolle
Kersey
Harley J. Witberk
Severance
Mes. Heuben Stencel
Raule
William Wolfe
Windsor
Tacob Rechter
Sixth Avenue
Gilbert
Avizmondi
Johnstown
Shelby Burke
la Salle
Cart Nunn
Fifth Street
Henry Lockman
Michael Caldwell
Benjamin Cy Tatrick
Jake
Allergolt
George Urich
Avrone
Edith Grege
Tenth Avenues
Hen Rodriguez
Malon
Benjamin Gareia Dt
Pierce
Janes Netso
Tweellett Avenue
Douglas Lee Mardy
Gresley
Alice McAlwe
Masters
Clarence Craven
la Ballet
Kathleen Porter
Sixteenth Avenue Court
Mary Miller
Bonell Hanve
John D. Smit
Frederick
Thomas J. Wilton
Robert Grauberger
Séverancy
George W. Salaman
Wayne M. Coates
Fourteenth Avenue
JoAnne Natlziger
Pauline Nichols
Eleventh Avenue
Susan Hocca
Guadaluipe Varvlla Meredia
Stork Express Births Reported Across Weld County
A series of birth notices from Weld County General Hospital and area homes lists newborn daughters and sons born to multiple families. Included are Verlyn and Tacry Gomer, Robert and unnamed Mack, Marvin Yanner, and S Pettygrave, with details on addresses, hospital names, and dates in June. Dima Sue Pettygrave is noted, and Erin Pettygrave visits grandparents Jack and Jacolyn Kingsbury.
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Sod
Pettygrave
Holland
Lakewood
Sundas
St. Anthony's Hospital
Denver
Pettygraves
Dima Sue
Erin
Jack Kingsbury
Fairacres Drive
Pellygrove
Jacolyn Kingsbury
Edward Pellygeavin
Fule. Daha
John Sprinkle Buried at Fort Logan Cemetery
John Sprinkle 78 longtime Grevney resident was buried Wednesday at Fort Logan National Cemetery with military honors. Funerals were held at St Francis de Sales Catholic Church in Denver. He served in the Spanish American War and lived in the Poudre canon working on a dude ranch. Surviving are six children Frances Forbes Lea Charles in Denver Vergible Keeters Mee Foster in California and John Jr in the navy. His wife May died two years ago and was buried at Fort Logan.
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Johon
Sprinkle
Grevney
Fort Lazao Nations
Funers
St Francis de Sales Catholic Church
Denver
Hee Department
Ted Shaffer
Ally
Greeley
Frances Forbes
Lea
Charles
Vergible
Keeters
Mee
Mice Foster
California
John Jr
Navy
Sprinkles
May
Fort Logan
Mary Martinez Dies at West County General Hospital
Mrs Mary Martinez 66 of 523 Yenih street died Friday morning at West County General hospital She lived in Greeley most of her life and was a member of the Spanish Assembly of God church Born June 1 1831 Surviving husband Ray Martinez and children Mrs Ed Duran Mrs Rose Cromwell David Martinez all of Greeley Mrs Val Montoya and Raysnund Martinez both of Denver Ray Martinez Jr of Everett Mass Joseph Martinez and Manuel Marlines of Windsor 29 grandchildren 11 great grandchildren Services will be announced by Blacys
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Mary Agione Marlines
Yenih Street
West County General Hospital
Greeley
Spanish Assembly of God Church
Ray Martinez
Ed Duran
Rose Cromwell
David
Martinez
Val Montoya
Raysnund Martinez
Denver
Everett
Mass
Joseph Martinez
Manvill Marlines
Windsor
Fimera
Blacys
Colorado Girls Slate members share town needs
Six young women elected as the Colorado Col umbino Girls Slate at Colorado Woman's College discuss home town priorities. Pat Smith seeks a pool. Mary Frances Sabo urges stronger Civil Defense. Judy Gibson calls for street repairs and lighting. Tynn Gorseuh notes Boulder’s rough streets. Larlyn Leonard wants more recreation. Carolyn Harris advocates testing drag strip safety.
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Denver
Colorado Woman's College
Pat Smith
Pueblo Central
Mary Frances Sabo
Pueblo Catholic
Pueblo
Judy Gibson
Lions
Tynn
Gorseuh
Rauder
Boulder
Larlyn Leonard
Monte Vista
Leon-Agars
Carolyn Harris
Walsenburg Man Killed in One-Car Crash Near Abutment
Abel Mantonn, 42, of Walsenburg, died from injuries after a car struck a railroad abutment nine miles south of the town. Montana resident also died at a hospital two hours later from multiple skull, arm, and leg fractures. Montana’s vehicle, northbound on US 85, rolled after impact, ejecting him 20 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Abel Mantonn
Walsenburg
Colorado
Montana
Highway Patrol
Ike Talks Foreign Aid to More GOP at Breakfasts
President Eisenhower urged stronger foreign aid support at White House breakfasts with GOP lawmakers. Rep Fulton of Pennsylvania reported the view as part of a series of sessions aimed at rallying Congress to enact stalled legislation. Vice President Nixon and RNC chairman Meade Alcorn attended, as Eisenhower moved between tables in the state dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
Washington
Hisenhower
Howe
Fulton
Pennsylvania
White House
Congress
Eisenhower
Nixon
Meade’ Alcorn
Republican National Committee
Fisenhower
Panel debate panel chosen on cigarette tax issue
Members of a panel to discuss the cigarette tax at a Community Building meeting at 8 p m Monday were selected. Dr Batle UV Huse of CSC and Stanley Bosen will speak for the tax, while Ralph Walda Jr and Carroll Gilbert will represent opponents. Mrs Arthur Stanley will moderate. A July 15 special election will decide levying a two cent cigarette tax to fund recreational facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Women Voters
Batle UV. Huse
Division of Education
CSC
Stanley Bosen
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Sponsoe
Ralph Walda Jr
Carroll Gilbert
Arthur Stanley
League
Whellet
Theeley
Cettainney
Vas
Fatal Nunn wreck claims CSU workers two youths
G D Kochenderfer 45 of Fort Collins and J J Lynch 18 died when a pickup collided with a Union Pacific train near Nunn Thursday morning. Kochenderfer was a CSU forestry research assistant and Lynch, a Fort Collins high school graduate, planned to study ministry at CSU. The CSU owned pickup was driven by Lynch per state patrol. Coroner Adamson and Highway Patrol investigated with local deputies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. D. Kochenderfer
Fort Calling
Taian Pacific
Nunn
Colorado State University
Coronet
Ross Adamson
Kochenderler
J. J. Lynch
Fort Collins High School
Forestry Department
James ¥. Lynch
Fort Collis
CSU
Inter
Ministry
Lynch
CSU Forestry Department
Adamson
Warren Funeral
Fork Collins
Mmursday
Delphine Padilla
Talel
Robert Welsh
Speriff
Tom Connell
Colorado earns 3108,852 in long term investment interest
State Treasurer Momer F. Bedford announced Thursday that Colorado's interest on long term investments reached 3108,852 for the period, with total investments and cash at 153,758,360 and a cash balance of 63,090,600 at the period start. Tens of thousands of pale trees have been planted in Uruguay to protect fertile grasslands from wind erosion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colorado
Momer F. Bedford
Bedford
Bedfont
Youisday
Uriguay
Missionary to Speak Sunday on Guatemala
Mrs Deonks Reif a missionary on leave from Jalapa Guatemala Central America will speak at the Bible Missions church 1010 Ninth Street at the 1 o clock service and again at 7 p m She has spent ten years in Guatemala working in mission stations and schools Glen Reif and she drive a jeep back to Guatemala in the coming weeks Reiff is a recent graduate of Gods Bible School Cincinnati Ohio
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deonks Reif
Jalapa
Guatemala
Central America
The
Bible Missions
Church
Ninth Street
Dirs. Reiff
Sun
Glen Reif
Mission
Reiff
God's Bible School
Cincinnati
Hia
Dulles Speaks to Defense Men at Quantico Meeting
Secretary of State Dulles opened the fifth annual Defense Department gathering with a summary of foreign relations issues. The closed session drew 170 officials including Army General Maxwell D. Tayloe, Admiral Arleigh Burke, and General Thomas White. Discussions centered on disarmament, funding ceilings, and the impact of anticipated budget cuts on military readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quantico
Defense Department
Dulles
United
Army
Maxwell D. Tayloe
Adm
Arleigh A. Burke
Thomas White
Air Force
Nathan F. Twining
Joint Chiefs
Secretary of Defense
Pentagon
House
Accused of Cashing Bad Check in Longmont
Mears Thompsons 41 of Ipiros town was arrested on a warrant charging him with cashing a no account check. The offense, a felony under a new law, alleges he cashed a $25 check May 24 at a Longmont bank with no funds for about 900 days. Conviction could bring a $1000 fine or 2 to 5 years in prison, or both. He is to be arraigned in Howard Murray's JP court and may be bound over for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mears ‘Thompson
Ipirostown
Alice
Thompson
Longmont
Howard Murray
Listenet
Johnstown
Boy Hurt in Home Scooter Crash
Ronald Holhe, 15, of Kersey, was admitted to Weld County General Hospital at noon Thursday with scalp lacerations after a motor scooter accident at his home. Hospital officials reported the injury Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Holhe
Kersey
Weld County Genical Hospital
Hare
Senate group favors change in wheat rule
Washington Senate Agriculture Committee approved a bill to allow farmers to grow wheat in excess of quotas without marketing penalties if the excess is consumed on the farm. The measure retroactive to 1954 would grant refunds on penalties for Wheat, Oats, and other crops if the excess is consumed on the farm and would let growers collect subsidies on excess wheat consumed on the farm. The Senate had approved similar provisions before but the House rejected them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Senate
House
All-Stars Triumph in Opening All-American Prep Series
The Best All-Stars edged the West by 9 as Billy Lickert Texington Ky led with 24 points and Kane Tutclinson Ky tied for second. Edward Burton Muskegon Heights Mich anchored rebounding while John Hagen Bolview Minn and Jerry Copeland Dallas each scored 19 for the West in a late comeback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tutclinson
Kane
Fort Collins man charged with grand larceny in district court
Lewis Mark, 38, of Fort Collins, charged in an information by Deputy District Attorney Karl R AbL born with grand larceny for allegedly stealing 65 dollars from Arl Clingin s in La Salle on April 2. Bond set at 1500 by Judge Donald A Carpenter. Doria Nickerson of Stoneham filed for divorce from Albert M Nickerson. They wed in Stoneham on Feb 13 and have two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Mark
Fort Collins
Karl R. AbLborn
Arl Clingins
of la Salle
Mark
Donald A. Carpenter
Doria Nickerson
Stoneham
Albert M. Nickerson
Stoneham Fob
Aig
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