Instructional Improvement Fund Boost in Final Budget
Greeley School Board approved adding 10000 dollars to the current budget as a special fund for improving the instructional program. The move raises the local levy by about 1.7 mills, with total district levy up 1.2 mills to roughly 23.94, and earmarks funds for experimental education projects to be proposed for board approval.
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Beard
Greeley
Tebal
Elizabeth Koovales Anterson
Norman Dean
Robert ‘Singer
William Hartman
Grimes
George Underwood
Hess
Heath
Jackson
Neath
Singer
Prafars
Robert Turner
Jarksar
Auitage
Meeker Jim
Park
Greeley Board Urges Defeat of Re 6 Reorganization
The Greeley School Board opposes Weld County Re 6 plan to combine Greeley Evans and Ashton districts into a three district reorganization to be voted on June 27 1951. The board favors dissolution and annexation to district 6 or annexations by Evans and Ashton if requested, arguing the proposal is too small and harms education while leaving other options open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Beard
Greeley School Board
Lion
John Clayton
Cole
Tha
Sune
Board of Education
Gebral
Weld
Selind
Wold
Evans and
Ashton
County School Planning Committee
Robert Singer
William Hartman
G. L. Troxel
Greeley
Coal Workers Trained For New Jobs In Europe
PARIS The European Coal and Steel Community trains nearly 100000 coal industry workers for new roles in different sectors and promotes industrial redevelopment in coal mining regions across member states.
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Paris
Weather roundup across states reports varied temps and showers
The 2:00 g.m. reading shows 58 degrees with 24 hour ending figures for Thursday. Great Western records highs of 73 and lows of 48 with precipitation notes. Colorado forecast expects partly cloudy to showers with warmer east Friday and highs 70 to 80. Wyoming predicts fair tonight, warmer Friday with mountains at 45 to 55 and western areas 60 to 60.
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Great Western
Colorado
Wyoming
Kennedy Sees Less Pain Despite Crutches
The White House released a condition report saying President Kennedy has less back pain though still using crutches. He spent about 35 minutes in the White House pool for mild exercise and took a two hour Potomac River cruise with friends, his first outing since Florida. He attended a Cabinet meeting for about an hour, presiding as usual.
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Washington ‘C
Kennedy
Wnite House
T. Hatcher
Potomac River
White House
Florida
Hatcher
White Mouse
Janet Travell
Weld 4-H Livestock Judges First in State
Weld County 4-H dairy and livestock teams won the state contest at Fort Collins, amassing 1937 points to beat 45 teams. Members Myrna Rhadearmet, Jerry Axsom, Ed Baxter, Jean Lamb, Alvin Rothe, and coaches Wilson and Axsom led Weld to top individual scores and overall team success across dairy, wool, swine, and beef judging events.
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Weld County
Tng
Weld
Colorado State University
Fort Collins
Myrna Rhadearmet
Jerry Axsom
Ed Baxter
Jean Lamb
Glen
Wilson
Alvin Roth
Jack
Ayrshire
Schneider
Larry Lind
Jack Ewing
la Salle
Severance
Columbia
Ull
Thelin
Carlyle
Etford
Patricia Garvey
Greeley
Larry
Conger
Ual
Miss Garvey
Meier Found Legally Insane in Arson Case Trial
A Weld County district court jury concluded Rayford C. Meier 34, of Briggsdale, was legally insane at the time he allegedly set fires. Psychiatrist Dr. Ronald B. Baron testified Meier was insane then and remains so, after a hearing where Meier tried to dismiss counsel and act as his own attorney. The judge gave Meier 10 days to file a motion for a new trial.
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Frank
Colohan
Rayford Carll
Meier
Eaton and Land
Briggsdale
Eaton
Credit Bureau of
Weld ‘County
Karl R. Ablbarn
As and Professional Finance Co
Donald A. Carpenter
Credit Dick
Jastud Bureaveld Professional Finance
Carpenter
Thomas A. Richardson
Meler
Richardson
Ronald B. Baron
Cate- Yado Psychopathic Hospital
Denver
Perod
Richard Son
Baron
France Retains Cease Fire Policy in Algeria Amid Rising Attacks
Paris AP report states France will continue its unilateral cease-fire in Algeria though rebel hit-and-run attacks rise and peace talks remain suspended. French troops may respond to insurgent fire and pursue attackers while talks in Evian began May 20 and were paused indefinitely by Paris.
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Paris
France
Ceace-Ffra
Algeria
Wnilllonanan
Evian Les Bains
Itburs
Poll Shows Third Graders Willing To Tell Opinions
Valley Stream New York AP reports Brooklyn Avenue School third graders anonymously shared thoughts on parents, school, and teachers. They describe parental yelling, love, and misunderstandings. school as a duty for those who want to learn. and self views noting mixed likings and self-perception.
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Valley Stream
N.Y
Brooklyn Avenue School
Long Island
Annette Higgins
Leathers
Kemp Sees Growth of Beet Sugar Industry
Chicago AP report quotes Frank A. Kemp of Great Western Sugar Carriers saying the West’s beet sugar industry is expanding and now leads U S sugar supply. He notes Cuba production disruptions and a steady ban on price increases, urging greater domestic sugar reliance in candy making trade.
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Chicago
Frank A. Kemp
Denver
Great Western Sugar Carripany
United States
Cuba
Kemp
National Confectioners Association
Saneas
Nebraska
California
North Dakota
Minnesota
Idaho
Washington
Navy Secretary Warns of Technician Shortage in Navy
Navy Secretary John B. Connally urged on a press briefing that the Navy needs more reenlistments to maintain technical manpower. He described a study on reenlistment problems amid a severe shortage of technicians, noting the service currently operates 8 ships and 623,000 men and predicting better yields in beet sugar production to meet domestic needs.
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Newport
Fat
Navy
John B. Connally
Nical
Connally
Wiggins
Ancle
Elvillary
Fnally
Thugs Sought in Death of Denver Woman
Denver police sought a gang in the slaying of 35 year old Martha Trujillo whose nude body was found in Tincoln Park early Wednesday after she was identified four blocks away. Authorities said she had suffered a brain injury from blows and indicated prior alcohol involvement.
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Denver
Denver Park
Tincoln Park
Martha Trujillo
Korea
Borila
Castro Tentatively Agrees to Exchange But Raises Demands
Castro backs a prisoner swap but cuts number and seeks indemnity. He proposes 1200 prisoners for 1200 foreign detainees, while demanding a $20 million indemnity and 5% heavy duty tractors, amid three-hour talks with U.S. negotiators and a Washington plan to consult supporters.
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Castro
Wean Ravana
Fidel Castro
Armen Gan Tractors For Freedom Committee
United States
de- Selde
Washington
U.S
Kennedy
Cuba
Iin
Arian
Uetraclora
Havant
Moan
Agrarian Reform Institute
Dorticos
Castre
Manuel Ariirne
Jose San Romati
Rafael Bolivar Fuentes
Havana
Francisca
the Hook
Aldlina
Ale Jbizu Campos
Henry Uinston
Molina
New York
Cam
Henry Winstin Y
Uneventful Florida trip for Freedom Ride group
The first of three Freedom Ride groups arrived in Jacksonville from Sumter South Carolina. Four Jewish rabbis eight white Protestant ministers and six Negro ministers found conditions generally satisfactory with no serious incidents. They faced restaurant refusals in two South Carolina towns but encountered no trouble in Charleston Savannah and Jacksonville.
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Associated Press
Jacksonville
Sumter
South Carolina
Jacksonvile
Perry A, Smith IM
North
Brentwood
Aid
Neger
Jef
Charleston
Bavavinah
Sevices
Deep South
Solth
Oie Weilt
Soul Fay
Georgia
Savannah
Khrushchev Pushes Year End German Pact Peace
Soviet Premier Khrushchev told the nation that a peace settlement in Europe must be achieved this year. He reiterated demands for a unified Germany and a two Germany system and linked talks on disarmament with reunification negotiations. The address followed his Vienna talks with President Kennedy and was broadcast in a fireside chat with loudspeakers in public squares.
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Moscow
Kheushchev
Europe
Germany
Berlin
Vienna
Kennedy
Aakod
West Reclin
Jek
Khrushchiev
Viennas
Khrushchev
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Fwniortr
Spain
Huntani
Fla
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