U S and Western Powers Hail Reds Moratorium Offer
London reports that the United States and four Western powers welcomed Russia proposal for a two to three year nuclear test moratorium. Harold E. Stassen said the U S is ready to move toward a limited treaty, while Valerian Zorin acknowledged progress and defined elements of possible agreement. British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd led the five nation subcommittee discussions.
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London
United States
Russia
Harold E. Stasgen
United Nations
Soviet Union
Selwyn Lloyd
Lloyd
Hussia
Valerian Zorin
Omar Garwood and Wife Among Four Killed in Traffic
Two Colorado men die in separate accidents as state highway toll climbs to 123. Former Denver judge Omar E. Garwood, 78, and his wife Jeanne, 96, were killed after their car crossed paths with a Pueblo State Patrol cruiser. The patrolman, Daniel Bell, 35, seriously hurt. Other victims include Andrew Manard Crown, 25, Jamestown, and Jerry Walliam, 24, Denver, in separate crashes on Western Slope roads and South Boulder Road.
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Associated Press
Colorado
Denver
Omer E. Garwood
Jeanne
U.S
Pueblo
Dainys
Bell
Andrew Manard Crown
Jamestown
Jerry Walliame
Williams
Western Slope
Pryinggan River
Brawn
South Boulder Road
Voulder County
Palral
David By Baker
Lekewand
Coal output down in Hungary amid miner protest decline
Vienna dispatch reports Hungarian coal production is falling by three percent due to an unexplained increase in miner absenteeism. The item notes no further details were provided by officials.
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Vienna x
Radin
Budapest
Colorado Weather Forecast Details and Temperatures
The report outlines 24 hour highs and lows for Colorado and specific locales such as Boulder Longmont Southwestern Colorado and Durango. It notes precipitation amounts at local stations and a general five day outlook with mostly cloudy periods and widely scattered showers and thunderstorms. Temperatures are expected to rise into the 70s and 80s with night lows in the 30s to 40s across mountain and lower elevations.
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Colorado
Canal
Clealer
Regional Weather Wyoming and New Mexico Forecast
Regional forecast notes cloudy Monday with occasional rain in northern and central Wyoming east of the Continental Divide. Scattered showers elsewhere, partly cloudy Monday night and Tuesday. Showers northeast ending Monday night with widely scattered afternoon showers and mountain area thunderstorms. Localized warmer in the west Monday afternoon, warmer statewide Tuesday. Low Monday night 23-4 in the mountains and 25-45 elsewhere. High Tuesday 55-76. New Mexico partly cloudy northeast counties Monday afternoon and evening with possible thundershowers, otherwise fair through Tuesday, warmer Tuesday with highs 75-90 north Me 100 south.
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Sur- Gar
Colorado
Arkansas Valley
Boulder
Longmont
Durango
Wyoming
New Mexico
Cuykendall Heads Coloration Underground Water Commission
Roggen farmer John H. Cuykendall is ejected chairman of the Coloration Underground Water Commission formed to designate ethical areas for groundwater control. Simon Elliott and Sam Chutkow named as officers. George Colburn to be executive secretary. The group begins July 1 with a $25,000 appropriation and terms set for each commissioner.
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Denver
John H. Cuykendall
Coloration Underground Water Commission
Simon Elliott
Pueblo
Sam Chutkow
Akron
George Colburn
Cuykendall
Walter
Chutchow
Etliont
Lail Schmidt
Lamar
James Melanie
la Jara
Walker Myer
Center
Chester Harris
Marvel
John L. Heusehkel
Carbondale
Court acquits labor leader in contempt of Congress case
The Supreme Court reversed John T. Watkins’s conviction and cleared him of contempt charges for refusing to disclose names of former communist associates before the House Un-American Activities Committee. Watkins, a United Auto Workers organizer from Rock Island, was previously sentenced to one year in jail (suspended) and fined $500. The Miller case, involving Marilyn Monroe’s husband Arthur Miller, is noted as similar in many respects.
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Washington
Supreme Court
John T. Watkins
High Court
Watkins
United Auto Workers
Rock Island, T
Arthur Miller
Marilyn Monroe
Miller
Congress
New York
Court Avoids Ruling on Door to Door Ordinance Case
Colorado Supreme Court avoided a ruling on the Green River ordinance prohibiting door to door sales. It sent charges against Kenneth Norton and Sherwin Circle back to El Paso County Court, canceled fines but left appeals pending, noting the ordinance was repealed by voter vote.
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Denver
Colorado
Supreme Court
Green River
High Court
BE. V. Holland
el Paso
Kenneth Frederick Norton
Sherwin Lowell
Nott
Norton
Gazelle Telegraph
Cirele
Charles J. Simon
Holland
Ithe
Storms Leave St Louis Area in Deaths and Floods
Severe cloudbursts drenched the St Louis area causing at least 18 deaths and displacing about 3,500 residents. Flooding blocked major highways as 11.75 inch rainfalls near Belville spurred rapid river rises and a missing person case.
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ST. Louis
Ihe
Huntres
U.S
Missouri
Tlingis
Peeufort
Belville
Mississippi River
Bellville
Twindis
St Louis
Mississippi
McDivitt District Supt Weiss Here
Deenry Weiss, longtime superintendent at Dever district, succeeds Rev. F. T. McDivitt as pastor of First Methodist church after weekend appointments. Weiss, who earned an honorary doctorate from the University of Denver, will preach at 8:30 and 11 a.m. services on Sunday, after previously serving in Fort Collins and Deaver.
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Deenry Weiss
Dever
Methodisehnerh
Wall
Ft. B. McDivitt
First Methodist Church
Dr. Weiss
University of Ddaver
Desaver
Weiss
Methodist
Fort Collins
McDaividl
Creeley
Denver
McDivilts
Grealey
Puebla
McDivilt
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Summer Session Opens at Colorado U with 6000 Expected
Boulder notices the University of Colorado summer program begins with over 6000 students anticipated for the 10 week term. Norman Cousins of The Saturday Review is slated to speak Tuesday night.
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Boulder
University of Colorado
Norman Cousins
Saturday Review
Sli
Mountain Snow Falls in Colorado and Wyoming Forecast
Weather Bureau Denver predicts five more days of scattered afternoon rain and mountain snow in Colorado and Wyoming. New snow accumulations up to three inches on Vail Pass, with temperatures four to 30 degrees below normal and a midweek rise then cooling. Leadville reports 27 degrees, Bryce Canyon Utah is the cold spot at 25, Denver 41.
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Associated Press
Colorado
Wyoming
Weather Bureau
Denver
Vail Pass
Leadville
Bryce Canyon
Utah
Porlinos
Porlion
Aran
Fork Collins
Eterling
Woman Dies at 119 in Crockett Texas
Mrs. Mena Hopkins, a 119 year old Black woman, died Friday at her daughter Carle Williams home in Crockett. She was born on a Georgia plantation and moved to Crockett in 18s.
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Crockett
Texa
Mig
Mana Hopkins
Carle Williams
Supreme Court Rules in Favor of 14 Reds in Smith Act Decision
The article notes the Supreme Court ruling in a Smith Act case involving fourteen individuals described as Reds. It mentions related judicial actions, including a gas rate hearing in Weld County and a bid to redesign basic rate structures by Greeley Gas Co. The piece also reports the death of Herbert N. Sonerant known as Jack Herbert, a Broadway performer, in North Reading, Mass.
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Supreme Court
Greeley Gas Co
Weld County
State” Publi Utilities Commission
Denver
Colorado-Wyoming Gas Co
BYU
Greeley Gas Ga
Colorado-Wyoming
Greeley Gas Company
Weld
Federal Power Commission
Colorado-Wyoming Cas Company
Tate
Incal Company
Halboll
Toyen
North Reading
Mass
Herbert N. Sonerant
Jack Herbert
Barbara Neely
Boulder Man New Commander of VFW
Boulder man Ernest Lacer named VFW commander at the 7th encampment in Glenwood Springs succeeding Earl F. Yalns of Aurora. Next year’s encampment planned for Colorado Springs. Other officers elected include John Wallace Colorado Springs senior vice commander Neal Tack Walden junior vice commander Amos Clark Denver quartermaster the Rev Paul Snider Muga chaplain James Bromley Vener Indiana advocate Ruston J Fares Rene ver surgeon and John Mama Fork Morgan chief of staff.
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Glenwoon Springs
Colorata
Denver
Paul Snider
Muga
Janes Bromley
Vener
Indpe
Ruston J
Fares
Renever
John Mama
Fork Morgan
Nominees for AEC Heads Named by Wallington
Wallington nominates two former Truman administration officials, Flaberg and Graham, for the Atomic Energy Commission. Flaberg, ex assistant secretary of the Navy for air, would succeed Democrat Thomas Murray, term expiring June 30. Graham, former assistant secretary of the treasury, is a Democrat. The White House lists Fleh ers as a political independent resident of Chicago.
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Wallington
Eisenhower
Monilay
Truman
Flaberg
Firalam
Nhe
Atomic Energy Commission
Navy
Air
Mae
Thomas &. Murray
White Mouse
Flehers
Chicago
Graham
The
Treasury
Ife
ABC
Jobs von Newsmann
Hail damages beets southeast of Eaton report
Hail around 2 30 p m Sunday caused damage to sugar beets southeast of Eaton with 394 acres medium damage 188 acres light in Lowe and Galeton stations 428 acres largely indium damage Alden district. Also light hail near Kuner and Kersey with no beets damage in those areas.
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Talon
Great Western Sugar Company
Lowe
Galelon
Alden
Sugar Company
Kuner
Kersey
Wie Grotley
Kangas
Union Pacific
City of St. Louis
Grelcy
U. S
Gil
An Grover
S4.w. Ranch
Kerney
Greeley
S.0
Missouri
Kansas
Y and Ta Salle
Union Macifie
City of
St. Louis
Greeley Alan
Louis
Wabash
Teertrail
Cola
Elis
Kans
Karnes
Ellie
Green Lay Steur
Denver
la Salle
Julesburg
Grand Island
St. Joseph
Sinois
Liberal
Rock Islam
Chicago
Colorado Springs
Union Paelice
Twesburg
Ga Salle
Supreme Court frees five Communist leaders in Smith Act ruling
The Supreme Court voided the convictions of five California Communist leaders charged with violent overthrow and ordered new trials for others. Justice Harlan led the majority with Justices Black and Douglas concurring in part. Dissenting was Justice Clark.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Communist Party
High Court
Black
Douglas
Harlan
Warren
Frankfunter
Burton
New York
Eugene Dennis
Groun
William Schneiderman
San Francisco
Ormer California
FBI
Schneiderman
Philip M. Connelly
Los Angeles
People
Torothy Healey Connelly
Philip Connelly
Qake Land
East Bay
Frank Carlson
Clark
T He Smith
Lem
Allott at Fort Lee Visit by Army Reserve Unit
Vait Son and Allott visited Friday with an Army materiel reserve unit from Celoraria on active duty here. The St Lte Quartermaster Units are headquartered at Fitzsimson Army Hospital in Deover.
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Lee
Vait — Son
Allott
B-Cole
Celoraria
Fitzsimson Army Hospital
Deover
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Henry L. Weiss
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Charles £. Jones
Kit Carson
J. William Kaye
Last Chance
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J. Randall Brown
Grand Junction
Leslie J. Tuck
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Grand Valley
Kenneth W. Neal
Mancos
Eleanor Greene
Marval
Fred J. Johnson
Meeker
Erwin RK
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Mesa
Fort Loplan
Richard Guogren
Johnlawn
Robert Musil
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Platleville
Earl Wood
Winssor
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Border
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Rufus Haker
A. P. Gaines
Colo. U
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