Charter Vote Count Near 3 833 Registered in City
City Clerk Mort Balch reported 3 833 registered for the upcoming charter election in Greeley Colorado about one third of eligible voters. He noted 13 new registrations in Ward I, 35 in Ward II and 38 in Ward III since February 25, with a total 245 judges and clerks listed for election day. Sample ballots are available at the city clerk's office and will instruct voters to mark for or against the proposed charter.
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Mort Balch
Balch
City of Greeley
Colo
Greeley Fourth of July celebration promotes info campaign
Information about the annual Greeley Fourth of July celebration is distributed nationwide. The publicity subcommittee led by Charles Lotter coordinates pamphlets about rodeo and horse show details and handles inquiries from the public through the Chamber of Commerce.
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Greeley
Denver
Kureau
Chamber of Commerce
Charles Lotter
Charles Lott Ir
Collapse of Burrard Inlet Bridge Claims Many Lives
Report from Vancouver describes a thunderous collapse of an unfinished steel and concrete bridge over Burrard Inlet on Tuesday. At least 16 workers were killed and many more were rescued from the water. the mile long span failed without warning and dropped sections into the inlet.
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B.C
Burrard Inlet
Hroxen
Vonler
Ain
Thornton to Announce Political Plans July 4
AP reports former Republican Gov. Dan Thornton will reveal his political plans on July 4. He is expected to run for governor, with several Republicans already in the race. Gov. McNichols, a Democrat, is considered likely to seek a second term.
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Tunner
Hepublican
Dan Thornton
Tunnent
Palmer Burch
Denver
Raindick
Englewood
McNichols
Council Rejects Airport Bid from Dick Nolan
The city council rejected Dick Nolan’s proposal to lease the airport. Nolan was the sole bidder for renting the field for hangar space, while the council sought alternative proposals to improve revenue and public use.
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Dick Nolan
Briggs Seeks Rest of Term as Weld County Judge
Roy M. Briggs announces candidacy for the Republican party to complete an unexpired Weld County judge term. Appointed in April 1957 after John J. Dooley’s resignation, Briggs vows to serve the people. He has prior service as county judge 1925 29 and mayor of Greeley, later deputy district attorney, with a law degree from the University of Denver. He and his wife Grace reside at 1212 Fifteenth Street. they have four daughters.
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Hoy M. Briggs
Briggs
Couty
John J. Dooley
Dooley
Martin G. Field
Weld County
Republican Central Committee
Wes County
Velecia Greeley
Greeley
Evans
Barnet Evans
Colorado State Teachers College
CSC
University of Denver
Colorado
Grace
Fifteenth Street
Robert
Ruth) Haldeman
Malibu
Calif
Robert S
Carolyn Jo) Conover
Plane Spraying Hopper Plane Crash Kills Three
A twin engine bomber converted for spray work crashed 30 miles south of Pueblo Colorado killing three aboard. The BIA was owned by Plains Aero Spray Co of Dalhart Texas and carried 1000 gallons of diesel fuel. Pilots Ed Worrell and Ralph Kelly plus rancher Ray Younger died in the blaze near Good Pasture in Pueblo County. Witnesses described the plane flying low and banking before going down and exploding in flames.
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Pueblo
Colo
Puebla
Flains Aero Spray Co
Dalhart
Tex
Colorado
Yelmer Miller
Ralph Kelly
Missoula
Mont
Ed Worrell
Iisa
Ray Young
Puebla County
Fremont County
Canon City
Witnesves
Republicans Split Over Adams Aide Ahead Of 1958 Campaign
Republican state chairmen at a three day strategy session debated whether Sherman Adams ties to industrialist Berard Goldfine would hurt fundraising and volunteer support. Oregon chairman James F Short warned the Adams case could hinder campaign contributions while New Hampshire chair William W Treat defended Adams saying he would not become a 1958 issue and criticized the Howe subcommittee hearing as legislative abuse.
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Washington
Sherman Adams
Berard Goldfine
National Committee
National Party
James F. Short
Oregon
Adams
William W. Treat
New Hampshire
Howe
Legislative Committee
Sta
Campaign Director Blames Theft of Right to Work Petitions
Colorado Right To Work Committee says seven petitions for the November ballot were stolen, with three in Greeley and four in Arvada. J Frank Dawson offers 100 reward for information leading to the responsible persons. Police report no complaints of petition theft.
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Right To
Denver
Colorado Right To Work Committee
Hir & Peoposal
J. Frank Dawson
Upron
Colorado
Greeley
Arvada
Dawson
C. 0. Himter
Sheriff's Office
Colorado Weather Mayhem Leads to Mixed Weekend Showers
A weather summary reports variable Colorado temperatures with a 2 pm reading at 84 degrees and 24 hour forecasts ending Wednesday morning showing highs near 83 and lows around 53. Northwest regions see 40s in mountain valleys and 50s elsewhere, with showers and thundershowers possible Wednesday through Thursday, cooler east areas, and weekend warmth returning with scattered afternoon and evening showers across the state.
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Wedlnes
Colorado
Northwest Corner
Durango
Regional Weather Wyoming Forecast Update
Tartly cloudy Wednesday night and Thursday, widely scattered showers likely Thursday afternoon and evening. Northeast Thursday afternoon. Low Wednesday night 15 to 45 in mountains and 63 to 3 3 for elsewhere. High near 10 to 80.
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Wyoming
Nevada Mo. graduate joins Missouri WA Tribune staff
Baron McCaffree of Nevada graduates from the University of Missouri and joins the Missouri WA Graduate Tribune as daytime Associated Press editor succeeding Roy Medges. McCaffree, with BA in political science and journalism, former Mortar Board president, Delta Delta Delta member, also taught organ at a Nevada church.
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Baron McCaffree
Nevada
University of Missouri
Tribune
Associated Press
Roy Medges
School of Journalism
Columbia
Tiss McCaffree
Cotley College
Mortar Board
Delta Delta Delta
Mary Jo Dempsey
the Tribune
University of Missouri Journalism School
Miss McCaffres
Miss McCaffree
BR. Wesenberg
CSC anticipates record enrollment for eight week session
CSC foresees a new enrollment high as eight week regular session begins Monday with classes running in four week blocks. Last year 3,107 students attended the eight week term, aided by a pre session gain that could push total enrollment near 8,400 if trends continue.
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CSC
Sturonta
Gunter Wall
Colorado House backs Golden Gimmick for fund shift
The Democratic led Colorado House approved a $142 million disaster fund and a measure allowing temporary transfer of money from special funds to the general fund. The first major vote, 48 to 15, along party lines, set the stage for a Senate bid during the two day extraordinary session.
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Colorado
House of Representatives
Chamber
McNicholy
Senate
Guv McNicchols
Noble Love
la Salle
Peter Dominick
Enklewond
Rex Howell
Grand Junction
Towell
Dominick
Boulder County
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Longmont
Hasty Johns
Hygiene
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Love
Betty Kirk West
Pueblo
Palmer Burch
Mackie
el Paso
Simpson
Bill’e Farm
Raymond Simpson Jrcope
GOP
Rules Committee
Conklin
Bill
Charles Conklin
Ddelta
Allen Dives
House-Senate
Appropriations
Dines
Enery Fund
Representaives
McNichols
Bird Golden
Sunday Traffic Victim Death Toll Reaches 140
A Denver man died in a Sunday traffic crash raising the year’s fatalities to 6 with 76 more than the prior year’s comparable period. Police said the car and an automobile truck collided on South Santa Fe Drive. the truck driver was badly injured.
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Denver
Sala
Pollce
Socle
South Santa Fe
Joseph Stonl
Stephens to Lakewood Koogle To Replace Him
Zarth Kangle of Mountain States Telephone in Denver is transferred to Greeley as unit manager of the local exchange succeeding Marold D. Stephens who has headed the Greeley unit for 44 years. Stephens moves to Lakewood to serve as unit manager replacing Reed. Continuous on page 9.
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Zarth Kangle
Mountain States Telephone Company
Denver
Greeley
Marold D. Stephens
Stephens
Lakewood
Exchange
Reed. Stevens
Mayor Beck names bypass committee for Greeley plan
The Committee on Bypass was appointed by Mayor Oscar Beck to study the proposed 8.85 mile highway bypass with motel owners, service station operators, and the Chamber of Commerce. Fred J. Eiken urged release of plans and data, noting local motel groups oppose the bypass and seek evidence to persuade against it.
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Chamber of Commerce
Oscar Beck
Beck
Efken
Greeley
Eiken
Colfax Ave
Denver
Bride and Actor Trione Taiver Expect Feb Baby
Hollywood apt actor Trione Taiver and his bride announce they expect a baby in February. Mrs Powat expresses a wish for a boy and notes they have two daughters. Power and Bebble Staith were married May 7.
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Hollywood
Trione Taiver
Orree
No. 1 Dickerson Slated To Core into Pay Sand
Dickerson No 1 well in Sussex sandstone topped 5 1/2 inch casing and was planned to core into the pay sand at the west offset to the Antelope field discovery near Nefi's lake. Depth to date 4 372 feet with casing set. First development in the shallower Weld county field.
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Cruis
No. T State-Kauppel
Cbe
Sheeley Urges Adams to Quit Position
DENVER In a Washington comment Arthur Sheeley Fort Collins Colorado national committeeman of the FOP says Sherman Adams should resign. He cites Adams' appearance before a House sub committee and gifts from Boston industrialist Bernard Goldfine while Adams denies seeking or obtaining special government favors.
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Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Reskin
Adams
House
Washington
Hernard Goldfine
Boston
Arthur Sheeley
Fork Collins
FOP
Colorado
Irene
Rosin
President Eisenhower Defends Adams as Honest Aide
President Eisenhower said Sherman Adams was imprudent in his dealings with Bernard Goldfine but is still needed as top presidential aide. He praised Adams for integrity and urged high standards for all federal staff while declining to discuss the Adams Goldfine matter further.
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Wasilington
Eisenhower
Sherman Adama
Bernerd Goldfine
Adams
Washington
Adame
House Investigation Committee
Gov
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Adama
Ake
White House
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D-Ark
Sherman Adams
Hisenhower
Paul Douglas Mays
Eixenhower
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