Rule Decisions Big Factor in National Open
The opening day at Oak Hill was chaotic as rule interpretations affected scoring in the U S Open. Penalties touched several top players including Burke Ford Cotton and Hogan, with officials deliberating on disputed strokes and card accuracy amid stifling heat and high tension.
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Rochester
N.Y
Tules
Australia
Péter Thomson
Ed Furgol
Julius Horas
Cary
Middlecolf
Art Deck
Henry Cotton
Jackin Burke
Doug Ford
Wiewo
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Burke
Ford
Cotton
Catton
UOGA
Biddleeoff
Jit My Demayel
Jackie
Doug
Ghey
St Rans
Ben Hogan
Jack Fleck
Saeny
Saeny, Snead
Wenner
Gene Litler
Longmonters Offer UAL Wreckage for Boulder City Fair
Longmont men offered to buy or borrow the wreckage of United Air Lines DC8R that exploded near here last Nov 4 and killed 44 aboard for an air safety display at the Boulder County Fair August 15-18. A UAL spokesman said the wreckage had already been sold.
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Lavemont
United Air Lines
Here
Robert Coulson
John Mackie
UAL
W W. A. Patterson
Boule der County
Denver
Dalsie B
King of
Ciig
John Gilbert Graham
Mackie
Houlder County
Mantle Says He Owes All to Dad
Mickey Mantle speaks of his father’s influence as he pursues a .400 pace and home run goals with the New York Yankees. He notes his fear of leg injuries, ongoing concerns about durability, and the pressure of breaking records while contending with chronic health issues.
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Dad
Joe Reichler
New York
King Rome
Mickey Mantle
Andion Mark
Ted Williams
Oklahoma Kid
New York Yankees
Poice
Mickey
Ruth
Yankee Stadium
Romer
Five Flag Day Princesses Parade in Denver Ceremony
Five girls from Colorado communities participated in Flag Day ceremonies on the Capitol grounds in Denver. The event was sponsored by Leyden-Chiles-Wickersham and featured each girl as a Flag Day Princess from her city. Participants included Honor Darden from Colorado Springs Jeannie Douglas from Greatley Portia Prisswell from Grend Junction Charlotte Cooper from Puebla and Judy Young from Denver. Ay Gen Duke W. Wunbar acted briefly as a representative for Gov. Johnsen.
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Denver
As Wavy
Colorado
Capitol Grounds
Leyden-Chiles Wickersham
Honor Darden
Colorado Springs
Jeannie Douglas
Greatley
Portia Prisswell
Grend Junction
Charlotte
Cooper
Puebla
Judy Young
Duke W. Wunbar J
Gov. Johnsen
Ault lodge hosts session and visits from Denver area friends
Ault Dorothy Rebekah lodge held a business session with noble grand Edna Snow presiding. Eva Bosworth was reinstated. several applications were received. Committee members include Narle Wablauist Gercrude Marrall and Edna Hebertela. Highlights from the regent school of instruction in Plaistville noted. Also, a social tea and July plans discussed. Nearby, Mrs C L Neisser received Group 2 of the Woman's Society for a social tea. July meeting canceled. News includes travel, visits, and arrivals from Pueblo Denver and Brighton among local residents.
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AULT
Dorothy Rebekah Lodge
Edna Snow
Eva Bosworth
Com‘mitler
Narle| Wablauist
Gecrude Marrall
Edna Hebertela
Avis Hanek
Regent School
Plalleville
Minnie Pureri
Lodge
Milliee
Committee For
Genevasion
Ida Copes
Jan Engel
Mavie Wahlquist
C. L. Neisser
Woman's Society
NH. Gross
Fred Holiner
Nessler
A. R. Broyles
Clyde Douglass
Marlene Strong
Pueblo
Pat Reeves
Reeves
Janet Warner Leff
Denver
San Mateo
Calif
J. P. Kloster
Bic
Charles Warner
Janet
Anow
Star Sidealf
Brighton
Ani Me
Alfred Petersen
Duncan
Livermore
Hertha ‘Thompson
Houlder
Walter Whbenand
Denver Union REA Testimony Finished at Colorado PUC
The Denver proceeding concluded with Union REA’s request to be declared a public utility and to receive a certificate to serve an area north of Denver. Public Service Co. of Colorado and Central Colorado Power Co. opposed the REA application, which has been before the commission for months. Final testimony was presented by Toho Kaleryvic of Brighton and W W Yowell of Public Service Co. The commission set September 17 for briefs.
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Denver
Colorado Public Utilities Commission
Uoea Rural Electrification Assn
Public Service Co
Colorado
Central Colorado Power Co
Ace
Winn
Toho Kalervic
Brighton
REA
W. W. Yowel
Defendants Win Uranium Ruling in Salt Lake
Federal Judge Willis W. Ritter ruled for Standard Uranium Corp and others in a three week case over seven uranium mining claims in Utah. Shawano Development Corp of Florida led the plaintiff, with appeals anticipated to the Tenth Circuit. The decision centers on discovery rights and location monuments amid a complex set of claims near the Mi Vido Mine area.
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Salt Pare City
Federal Dist
Willis W. Ritter
Stendard Uranium Corp
Indian District
Utah
Attys
Riller
Standard
Mi Vido
Charles Stern
Ritter
Sihey
Shaweno
Engineers Associates, Inc
Alan NM
J. EB. Simpson
Simpson Mining Co
Grand June
Tien
Colo
Oil and Gas Group Spent 3.75 Million on Public Campaign
Leonard F. McCollum of Hatson Texas told the Investigation Committee the Natural Gas and Resources Committee spent 3,753,513 on a public education and information drive to explain natural gas industry issues. He said none of the money went to lawmakers as campaign contributions and most funded advertising and printing. The campaign aimed to broaden support for deregulating federal controls and to educate the public on oil and gas problems. Continental Oil Co. president McCollum noted his firm contributed 57,000 as a business expense.
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Washington le
Leonard F. McCollum
Hatston
Tex
Wea
McCollum
Ang
McCellum
Continental Oil Co
Natural Gas and
Elmer Bennett of Colo Named Assistant to Seaton
Elmer Bennett of Colorado has been named assistant to Secretary of the Interior Seaton. Bennett, a former interior solicitor and legislative counsel since August 20 1953, succeeds Raymond Davis who joins the Office of Industrial Resources in the ICA. Bennett, Longmont native, previously advised Sen Milliken and served as a FTC staff attorney. He will be paid 3978 dollars in the new post.
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Washington
Elmer F. Bennett
Colorado
Thorning
Interior
Seaton
Bennett
Interio
Department
Raymond Davis
Office of
Industrial Resources
International Cooperation Administration
Longmont
Cole Bennett
Sen. Milliken
R-Cole
Federal Trade Commission
Two CU Medical Faculty Members To Be Honored
Two University of Colorado Medical School faculty members will be honored at a dinner Monday night before their retirement on July 1. Dean Robert C. Lewis has served since 1916 and Dr. Ernest H. Brunquist, associate professor of physiology, since 1823. President Ward Darley and Dr. Francis MacLove will speak at the event.
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Denver Ls
University of Colorado Medical School
Robert C. Lewis
Ernest H. Brunquist
Ward Darley
Francis’ R. Maclove
U S and Britain to exchange atom secrets on subs
The United States and Britain will share atomic submarine construction secrets under a new agreement disclosed by the State Department and the Atomic Energy Commission. Signed in Washington, the pact runs to July 1965, extending the 1955 information exchange on atomic energy. British officials expect Britain to build a nuclear powered submarine and seek U S data to speed progress.
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Washington
United States
Britain
State Dept
Atomic Energy Commission
Britelo
U. S
Ibis
Custody Case Arouses Ire of El Paso Judge
El Paso County Judge Charles Simon condemned a custody dispute involving a Colorado Springs woman and her Army officer husband. He quoted the wife Miss Abs Comer claiming the husband abducted their two children and assaulted her, while she sought help from Ft Rucker officials and the Red Cross. Simon said he appealed to Senator Allott for federal inquiry through the Adjutant General's office.
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el Paso
Charles 2. Simon
Bawdies Comer
Simon
Abs. Comer
Columbus
FL. Rucker
Ala
Simian
Stritten
Sen. Allott
R-Cofp
Adjutent General's Office
Fire damages Modern Appliance Co at 02 Eighth Ave
An electric motor and the penthouse housing the machinery of a freight elevator at the Modern Appliance Co at 02 Eighth Avenue were badly damaged by fire Thursday around 1 p.m. A short in the motor caused the blaze, which drew a large crowd before firemen contained it in about 10 minutes.
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Bridge Tiber
Greeley
Vorage
Carl Y. Hill
Toca
First Street
Thirteenth Avenue
Alhe Modern Apliance Co
Eighth Avenue
Utah Mother Recovers Custody of Seven Children
In Provo Utah a mother regains custody of seven of her children from wardship after promising not to teach polygamy. The couple Leonard and Vera Johnson Black faced a court proceeding stemming from beliefs in polygamy. The eldest son Orson aims to pursue private flying lessons to become a commercial pilot.
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Utah
Provo
Frovo
Utah-Arizona
Orson Black
Vera Johnson Black
Crom
Hee
Taonard Black
Ariz
Black
Baker Denies Petition To Close Williams Cafe and Bar
Denver reports that Secretary of State George J Baker denied a petition to close the Williams Cafe and Bar in Minturn citing need for more evidence than supplied by Rev. Leslie B Logan of the Colorado Interchurch Temperance Movement. Logan testified he entered for soft drink and smelled liquor after closing hours. Williams’ attorney Walter F Scherer stated he did not enter bars as a child and Williams denied serving liquor after closing.
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Tim Place
George J. Baker
Williams Cafe
Bae
Minturn
Baker
Leslie B. ‘Logan
Henver
Colorado Interchurch Temperance Movement
Logan
Rannister
Sioux City
Jaws
Walter F. Scherer
Dave Williams
Williams
NLRB Counsel Dies in Washington at 47
David P. Finding 47 associate general counsel of the National Labor Relations Board died Thursday in Washington. The longtime labor relations official served in senior roles shaping policy and labor law enforcement. His death leaves a gap in the agency's legal leadership as it faced high stakes cases and policy debates.
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Washington
David P. Finding
Cousel
National Labor Relations Board
Transit Authority Suspends 27 as NY Subway Service Resumed
New York subway operations began returning to normal after a nine hour walkout paralyzed the system. The Transit Authority suspended 27 motormen and union officials amid an aggressive response as thousands faced delays, with talks and ballots anticipated on further action.
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NY Subway
New York
Benevolent Assn
Attacy
Ammdag Liem
Theodore Tos
MBA
Loos
Fremaln
Toos
Transit. Authority
Snd
Frildéot
BMT
Taxia
Cara
County Agents Plan Sorghum Plot Trials in Weld County
Weld County Agent plans three experimental plots to test sorghum, sudan grass, and millet varieties in dryland and irrigated sites. Two dryland plots, one irrigated at Talend Grove park, with Stonehaw 4-H leader Art Caelson sponsoring one plot. Demonstration day planned next harvest, with yield data to follow. Varieties tested include Norghum, He fiance, Improved Cows, Colby, Barly Hagarl, Combine 1078, Bea ita, Midland, Yellow Soonar, Hybrid Texan 610 and 620. Sudan grasses Fremont, Leaf, Ellis, and others. Millet varieties include White and Gey man.
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Weld
Offee
Talend Grove Park
Stonehaw
Art Caelson
Lou Merl
Greeley
Nuni
Colby
Barly
Bea‘ita
Midland
Texas
Wheeler
Piper
Sudan
While
Geyman
Oil Output Declines Across States in Week Ended June 4
American Petroleum Institute reports US crude and condensate output fell by 29,400 barrels to 6,027,650 for the week ending June 4, with Nebraska down 34 percent to 37,400 barrels, North Dakota up 12,200 to 24,680, Wyoming down 2,100 to 22,258, Montana up 389 to 62,150, Colorado down 1,570 to 107,508, and Utah down 50 to 1,149.
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United States
American Petroleum Institute Teporrs
Nebraska
North Dakota
Wyoming
Montana
Colorado
Utah
Smokers soak cork to scent humidors in London
In London a quirky habit emerges as pipe smokers soak corks with sherry to seal and scent their humidors. They insert tobacco into the damped corks to preserve aroma and freshness, creating a fragrant display of traditional smoking care.
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London
England
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