Four Southeast Weld districts to vote on consolidation
Four Southeast Weld County school districts Prospect Valley Keenasburg Hudson and Four Way will vote June 25 from 7 pm to 10 pm at their respective schools to consider merging into a single district. The merger would create a district with an assessed valuation of 8 535 300 and a student census of 788 as of April 1958. The plan envisions a three or five member board after union, depending on population and petitions, with high school capacity considerations guiding the merger discussions.
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Weld
Alsthiete
Ditrict
Prospect Valley
Keenasburg
Hudson
Pour Way
Eaton
Fort Lupton
Ncct
Dr. C. L
Troxsl
CECE
Troxel
Lester Mercer
John Stephens
Milliken Youths Arrested in Connection with Denver Case
Two Milliken youths aged 19 were detained by sheriff deputies at the request of Denver police on Friday. They are linked to the alleged tapping of a 25 year old Denver girl last Sunday. A third boy had already been in custody in the case.
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Denver
W. C. Tapteman
Engineers Strike Delays Start on Air Academy
In Colorado Springs attempts to mediate a wildcat strike by Air Academy project engineers began Friday after 25 workers walked off Thursday at 5 p.m. Protest centers on work conditions and job assignments with 50 men involved, including operating engineers. Ed Banefiel, Business Agent of Denver Local No. 4, and Bel Magruder, international representative, were connected to the talks.
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Solorado Springs
Air Force Academy Project
Kim Jonas
Air Academy Constructlas Agency
Ed Banefiel
Busilness
Denver
Bel Magruder
Washington
International
Wind Damage Continues Across Plains With Dust Storms
Gusts up to 60 miles per hour whip across Wyoming and Colorado driving dust through towns, toppling trees, closing roads, and damaging crops. Non irrigated grain prospects fall as hot winds persist while irrigated land hopes for limited crop loss. The Greeley drive-in screen collapsed under the wind and a high of 88 degrees was recorded in Pueblo and Sheridan.
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Gresley
Denver
Wyoming
Colorado
U.S. 24
Greeley
Colo
Genoa
Arriba
Limon
U.S
Avery
Morris Semper
U. S. Soil Conservation Sebvicg
Cheyenne
Jack Redus
I Greeley Drive-In Theater
Pueblo
Sheridan
Hydrogen bomb miss distance from Bikini islet seven miles
A Honolulu report quotes an unidentified official stating the May 21 blast over Bikini Atoll missed the Namu islet by seven miles. He claims two Eniewetok workers were blinded and describes the glare and fear of radioactive fallout. A bombardier at Kirtland AFB refused to comment, citing security.
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Washington
Energy Commission
Star-Bulletin
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Honolulu
Bikini Atoll
Eniwetok
Bini
Oll
Echpical
Amiss
Dwight E. Druner
Chayich
Hun ‘Orb
Kirtland Afb
Albuquerque
Durner
Carroll Undecided as to Senate Race
Former U S representative John A. Carroll returns to Washington and says he has not decided his 1954 political plans. Denver lawyer Carroll notes he may consider the Senate nomination but will survey the field first. The Prowers County Democratic Central Committee adopted a no primary resolution for the senate contest.
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John A. Garyatt
U. S
Washington
Carrall
U. S. Senate
Charles F. Brannan
Penver
Carroll
Prowers
Cort
Senate
Mwe
Promat
Welstatic Executive Committee
Carrol
Quigg Newton
Gov. Johnson
Dulles Son Ordained as Catholic Priest at Fordham
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles arrived in New York to attend the ordination of his son Avery Dulles, a Jesuit priest, at Fordham University. American businessmen are being warned away from Saigon with hotel rooms scarce in Vietnam.
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John
Foster Dulles
Fordham
University
Avery Dulles
Society’ of Jesus
Jesuit Order
Saigon
Viet-Nam
Norman Fenn Funeral Here Monday at 1 P M
Funeral services for Norman Fenn, a farmer and rancher from Weld County, killed in a vehicle collision, will be held at Adamson Memorial Chapel in Greeley at 1 p m Monday. Interment at United Gardens. He was born Sept 12 183 at Redman Texas and lived much of his life in northern Weld County. He married Agnes Fines Feb 7 1340 in Sidney Neb. Survived by his widow, son Norman Jr of Sonoma Calif. Elmer and Florence Fenn of Gill. mother Gertrude Fenn of Greeley. brothers Fred and Gordon Fenn. sisters Ruth Simington, Zola Kinyon, Esther Stevens. 11 grandchildren.
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St. Luke's Hospital
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Greeley
Uunget
Abniginal Gardens
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Redman
Kota
Northaaslerd Weld
Weld County
Feng
Agnes’ Fines
Sidney
Neb
Weld Cowmly Farm Bureau
Free Methodist, Church
Oughter
Norman, Jr
Soncotd
Calif
Elmer Alhore
Florence Fenn
Gill
Gerbrude Fenn
Fred
Gordon Fenn
Fern Stayborcy
Stet
Ding
Ruth Simington
Weldona
Zola Kinyon
Sunnyside
Utah
Dirs
Esther, $. Stevens
Tagele
Education Dept Head Resigns to Lead Detroit Schools
Samuel M. Brownell resigned as U S Education Department head to become superintendent of Detroit schools at 43000 a year, a salary more than twice Michigan officials. He noted some pay is too low and highlighted the upgrade as a major issue, with no successor named yet. Brownell has served 24 years, on leave from Yale, and is brother of Atty General Herbert Brownell.
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Samuel M. Brownell
A. S
Detroit
Michigan
Brownell
Eisenhower
Herbert Brownell Dy
Yale University
Brownelt
Colorado Juvenile Handling Questioned by Federal Judge
U S District Judge Jean 5 criticized Colorado methods for youthful offenders during the sentencing of two youths, ages 15 and 36, in federal facilities. He noted state care gaps and questioned supervision of juvenile probationers and Colorado's lack of secure institutions for incorrigibles, urging review of the system.
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Denver
Colorado
U. S
Jean
Father and Son Golf Tournament Set at Greetay Club
Sunday marks the annual father and son golf tournament at Greetay Country Club. The event begins with an 8:30 breakfast then a morning of golf. At least one participant must be a club member. Reservations due by 9 a.m. Saturday.
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Greetay Country Club
Aspen Voters OK Sewer Bonds in landslide vote
Property owners approved on Friday a $300,000 bond issue to finance the construction of a sanitary sewer system and a sewage disposal plant in Aspen by 124 to 84. The Tribune want ads note public financing details and next steps.
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Aspen
Unidentified Subs in Central Baltic Trigger Maritime Alert
Unidentified submarines reported in the Central Baltic region have repeatedly appeared in recent weeks. West German Maritime Border Protection said vessels did not display flags or identify themselves after calls from patrol boats.
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City of Denver Delayed Friday Train Service
Fragmented report describes delays on the City of Denver route with Union Pacific and Milwaukee railroad trains. A freight derailment near Tama Iowa on the Milwaukee line caused further hold ups between Chicago and Omaha with no injuries reported.
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Union Pacific
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Denver
Firefighters Contain Six Pike National Forest Blazes
Colorado Springs area reports six forest fires in Pike National Forest sparked by lightning on Thursday afternoon and night. Fires touched off in Thunder Bulls area west of Westereck near Saddlestring, Polhemus Gulch in Walton Park Rampart Range, road south of Devil's Head lookout, and Hog John Gulch east of Devil's Head. Ray Philips, Pike National Forest supervisor, said no detailed damage report has been received.
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Pike National Forest
Thunder Bulles
Westereck
Saddlestring
Polhemus Gulch
Walton Park
Rampart Range
Pevil's Head
Hog John Gulch
Devil's Head
Ray Philips
Pike Forest
Leica Camera Maker Dies in Germany at 85
Wetzlas Germany longtime president of Leica Optical Works died after a short illness at age 85. The leader oversaw the production of Leica cameras shaping postwar photography. The company announced the death Friday, noting his strong influence and legacy.
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Leica
Germany
Wetzlas
W—Einstreilt
Leitx Optical Works
U S U leaves unguarded 120000 in machinery
The Bureau of Mines will abandon the shale experiment station on June 30 leaving more than 120000 worth of equipment behind. J H Bast Jr, regional director, states the site will be transferred to another agency or disposed of as required.
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Denver
U.8
Bureau of ‘Mines
J. H. Bast Jr
Equipment for shale mine stored outside under fence
Bast notes lack of funds for guards and plans to store four missing trucks worth about $30,000 each, built for the oil shale mine, in a fenced area. The incomplete excerpt mentions outdoor storage and equipment delivery to the bureau.
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