Geneva Peace Talks Break Off Amid Ike Visit Plans
Geneva reports say the Korean peace talks collapsed after a last‑minute Communist bid to extend the talks. Britain’s Eden and Dulles prepared for an informal White House meeting with President Eisenhower within ten days, aiming to discuss Southeast Asia defense and European arrangements. China offered to consider early release of American prisoners after a third U.S.–China meeting in Geneva, with about 84 U.S. civilians and military personnel still detained or unable to leave China.
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Geneva
Churchill
Eden
Ike
Korea
Sunatien
Etary Anthony Bole
Rusef. Molotawnie
Washington
Beltain
Provident
Eixenhower
Rnd
Chesday
Pad Asia
Dulles
Bettina Forben
Pullen
Tulles
White House
Church
Hit
Sune
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty Aald
NEVA
China
Tuersay
United States
An Ane
Chine Main Land
Pony Express Riders Head Toward Colorado Springs
Jaycee Passes Pound Toward Convention, Rider Breaks Leg. West-bound Feanler West's Pony Express route moves toward Colorado Springs for the Junior Chamber of Commerce convention. Riders left Kan-Foy at 2 pm CST Monday, one rider injured near Green River, Utah. Weather calls for clouds and possible storms across Colorado and Wyoming through midweek.
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Kansas
Wyoming
Av Riderean
Feanler West
Pony Express
Colorado
Colorado Springs
Cole
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Kan- Foy
City
Kany
Pan
Ruegell
Kan
Wye
Keenking Uie Ogden
Houh
Tipyre
Rifler
Tirn Bach
Denver Man Winchell Nominated to Interstate Commission
President Eisenhower nominated John H. Winchell of Denver Tuesday to the Interstate Commerce Commission. Winchell, former Colorado assistant attorney general and later a utility engineer, would serve a term expiring December 1960.
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Washington
John H. Winchell
Denver
Colorado
Mihi Uclities Commission
Eisenhower
Interstate Cominerra Commission
Sir G Veal
Wittehell
Ansineer
Jamyri
Hisler
Winchell Sverpeds
K. Kandegit
Kaudson
Waweytr
Business Failures Dips in Week Ended June
The weekly tally of business failures shows 208 in the latest period, down from 218 the prior week and 167 the year before, according to Thin & Bratistreet reports issued Tuesday.
Searchers Find No Sign of Life at Plane Wreck
Search crews found no life signs at the wreck site on Yak Island after a Navy aircraft crashed last Wednesday near the Philippines. Rescuers recovered several injured and dead, and ground parties with helicopters pressed the search despite thick jungle conditions.
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Tok
Yak Island
Trina
Wisit
Japan
Larry Sears Elected Mayor of His Town in Boys State
A Boys State gathering in Colorado elected youth mayors for fictional towns. Larry Sears was chosen as mayor of Gracley along with Stacey Carpenter of Grand Junction and Nom Raberta of Colorado Springs, among others, representing Denver youth.
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Larry Sears
Penvera
Colorado
Hays State
Ihesis College
Gracley
Stacey Carpenter
Grand Junction
Nom Raberta
Colorado Springs
Denver
Ransom Money Found in Old Shirt Near Superstitions
In Phoenix a $75,000 ransom bundle was found in a man’s work shirt near the Superstition Mountains. The abductor Daniel J. Martin, 41, was captured after the ransom was paid by Herbert Macsin’s wife. Police continued the search for a rifle and binoculars as a mine detector aided the hunt. Martin faced a preliminary hearing next week.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Ann Smith
Superstition Mountains
Daniel J. Martin
Marsit
Wernesday
John of
oFlynn
Oil Drilling Updates From Graham No. 1 Well Area
Reports from Graham No 1 well near Wirgins show drilling below 3900 feet Monday afternoon. The well lies near the Hoss No 1 gas discovery. deep tests continue at Masters Frognect Royalty No 1 and Parker No 1. Multiple operators report progress, with several wells below 4000 feet and drill activity spreading in Weld County.
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Graham No
Ray Campy Hell
Earl Filer
Wirgins
Larafina
Cox Drilling Company
Zeyda Na
Shell Oil Company
Nwnese
Falderson-Denver Drilling Company
Parker
Masterz
Jana Shell Farmout
RF Vromweter
Denver
Weld
Orpha Parker Leonard Dies of Heart Failure
Orpha Parker Leonard, longtime Greeley resident and University of Colorado graduate, died of heart failure. Her husband, two Parker children, and Mra Leonard survived. funeral arrangements include services in McCook and burial in Boulder after visitation with relatives in Greeley. Major League Baseball and other notes appear in the same column.
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Orpha Parker Leonard
Lynn Leonards
Orpha Parker
Greeley
Manda
Xow
Parker
Mra Leonrd
University of Colorado
Hushail
Termes
McCook Wednewslayer Inc
Hare
Mre
Mary BR. Watana
Beeetey
Boulder
Hitlal
Dreier Speaks On Eisenhower Era At Pueblo Address
Alex Dreier visits Greenley for a talk at the Keeley Lodge of Eka. He critiques current political tactics, praises Ike, and urges a proactive pro Western policy. The event includes a public reception at the Faculty Club and remarks by college officials.
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Ralph &, Johnston
Eisenhower
Alex Dreier
NEU
Gurter Hall
Keeley Loutliwe
Eka
Hivenhawer
Dreier Wild
Haa
Brain
N Fe Uarka
Treter
Colorado
Manuay
San Francisco
Mace
Jess
Radio Uatewerk
Dreier
Jueier
Hinveelt
Windeddler
Samson
Deitinh
Skunk
Meier
Churchill
Europa
Rome
Gibson
Nome
Theier
Jane Herlineh
Fisenhower
Garlies
Jephera
Vreien
Greeley
Denver
George Nonalime
Skelly Oil Company
Biks
William Tt. Ross
Karl L. Adams
The
Elks
Kenneth F. Perry
Norton M. Hean
Variauts
Roy Senile
Cieadvan
Calars
Vinmes Ti
Shelvnn
Indee Faguire
Leyneing
Americag
Cvnamine
Leonard
Lamb
Indee
Steve Reave
Stanley Smith
Lertaring Knea J. Walter Lee
Civil Defense exercise run at Weld County HQ
Weld County Civil Defense workers conducted a day long nationwide exercise at the city hall council chambers. A M Gilleagin and W W St John led operations and logistics while Lloyd Acott oversaw operations and Charles E Willson coordinated engineering services. Cadets and Beta Sigma Phi members staffed communications and telephone operations as the team simulated evacuations and resource data collection for flood and sabotage scenarios.
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Weld County Civil Defense
Council
City Hall
A. M. Gilleagin
W.W. St. John
Logisticns Llnyd Acott
Gnarles E. Willson
Neder Acott
Truman Hall
W. J. Schaffer
Merle Allen
Xi Delta and
Theta Chapter
Beta Sing Phi
Meadames Iida Mug ‘Pegman
Shirley Ralsis
Mildred Merath
Mona Nelson
Kathy Garland
Dorothy Neinon
Dorothy Steln
Darrens Pinnean
Pat Torter
Voris Stranch
Penay Eldrid
Jackie Carlaon
Virginie Maremainter
Lermy Barnet
Charelone Olver
Mary Ann Fevderstein
Valda Baldridge
Darla Jack
Minnes Ruth
Getrkn
Roralle Southard
Cuplain Sherman Neilson
Sheriff But 'Tegman
Dave Nul-l Laer
Sural
Bu Vartisi
VAP
Hoh Rhodes
Gor Fon Lansing
Tow Armbruster
Gary St. John
Arnold Woltz
Roaron van Tine
Gordon Armagest
Charles Miller
Roy Hood
Montag
Yin
Uits
Greeley
Rain falls across Weld county easing drought fears
A rain event brought up to two inches near New Raymer and lighter totals across Weld county, offering relief to farmers though not breaking the drought. The storm, extending into Denver area, prompted forecasts of more showers and possible drying in the foothills as temperatures fluctuated.
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New Raymer
Weld County
Denver
Pia
Drouglit
Ft. Barker
sarRbustam Millet
Nown
Grover
Public Service Company
Greeley
Wentura Svant Coumpany
Weetrrn Sugar Company
Eaton
Galeton and Pierce
Mathews
Windsor
Prishton
Fort Lupton
Keenenburg
Johnstown
Loveland
U.S
Public Service
Ault
Wald County
Morgan County
US 9
Colorado Money
Fort Collins
Akron
Dry Farm
Weather Bureau
Carr Admits He Left Room During Cohn-Adams Talk
Washington report on Tuesday's McCarthy era hearing where Carr conceded he briefly left the room during a Jan. 14 talk between Roy Cohn and Adams. The testimony touched on whether Cohn threatened to wreck the Army and implicated Secretary of the Army and loyalty investigations. Carr, Adams, and Cohn gave shifting accounts as questions of executive powers and special committees loomed.
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Carr
Washington
Francia P. Carr
Roy Cohn Cohn Adams
Army
Cohn
David Schine
Erers Carr
Coho
James St. Clair
Ann Counsel
Cohn-Adams
Adams
Sehine
Robert ‘T. Stevens
McCarthy Suvcom Nittee
Dan
H O
Adams Arived
Imi
Bal Hy
Stevens
Adame
Watch
Meyrihy
API
Pellingie
Jude
Sax
Care
McCarthy
P Dirksen
Greeley C of C urges Air Academy in Colorado
The Greeley Chamber of Commerce urged locating the air academy in Colorado in a telegram to Harold Talbott, Colorado Springs chamber leader. The message stressed natural resources and scenic beauty and named Greeley as part of a Northern Colorado coalition backing a Colorado site.
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Greeley C of C
Urges
Air Academy
Ate Academy
Colorado
Greeley Chamber of Commerce
Harold
Talbott
Air
Clint Mayer
Chaper of Commerce
Tare
Colorada Springs
Academy
Geeley
Northern Development Cominister
Greeley
Feveland
Kater Tak
Port Collins
Berthoud
Greeles
Colorado Sprinks
Jongninnt
Ae di
Martin Field Reappointed As Weld County GOP Chairman
Martin Field of Gamies Weld county Republicans chairman was reappointed to a two year term starting Tuesday. The interview touched on wartime actions and loyalty in Korea. The article mentions debate over information access and McCarthy era concerns.
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Martin Field
Gamies
Weld Comity Republican
Topp
Vale
Weld Coitity
Garhorstan Mandiey Biel
Weld County Drought Area Hearing Set in Denver
A Tuesday meeting at 2:30 pm in Denver will consider designating Weld County as a drought disaster area. CountyAgent Goaren Jangs said officials began outreach with state authorities earlier today. The session will feature ASCS, Production Credit, Federal Women’s Authority, and local groups to discuss drought impacts and potential benefits.
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Weld County
Shirey-Savoy
Denver
Goaren Jangs
Floyd Heed
Federal Agricultural Statistician
Ace ‘Rechirial Stabilization Committee
ASCH
Production Credit Association
Federal Woneing Authority
Anti Conservation Serving, Association
Weld County Vive Association
Qwesting
Presession enrollment reaches record high at CECE summer school
Presession enrollment climbs to 1.528 this Tuesday morning, marking an increase over last year's final figure and ranking as the second largest in the college's history. The class includes 45 enrolled for a special one week school for custodians and lists several names and places in Pierce, Windsor, Fort Worth, and Greeley among others.
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CECE
Mrs William Scott Appointed to Weld County Library Board
Mrs William Scott of Fort Taipton is appointed to the Weld County Library Board for a five year term beginning in 1849, replacing C A Carlson of Mead whose term expires in May. George Andermen, county commissioner, announced the move and noted Scott’s prior community involvement.
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William Scott
Weld Co. Library Board
Wil F B. Scott
Fort Taipton
George Andermen
C. A. Carlson
Mead
Fuse Kishan
Wold County
Quake Drives Folks Away in Saryana markets
An uneasy tremor aftershock evacuated a crowded Saryana market area. People fled as tremors rattled stalls but no injuries or damage were reported despite the thronged shoppers. Local authorities urged calm and monitored for aftershocks.
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Saryana
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