Gilcrest residents protest plan to close hi school
Gilcrest residents protested a school board plan to close Gilcrest high school and move students to La Salle and Platteville high schools, with elementary use of Gilcrest building for students from Big Bend and Heebe Dray zones. The proposal, considered amid other options, would temporarily retain all three high schools or centralize at one site, while avoiding immediate construction spending.
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Bob Beard
Gilcrest
la Salle
Platteville
Re T School
Gilcvest Irom Big Bend
Heebe Dray
Gilcvest
Bealtie
Remdeling
Alm Ts One Central High
Bealth
Gilcrest High School
Larry Cogburn
Carl Schaefer
Gilcrest School
Tom
Roger Reeve
Vincent C. Erickson
Lloyd W. Turpsey
Howard W. Roger
Robert C .Siler
Six Die in State Traffic Friday Night
Six people died in Colorado road crashes Friday night and early today with several others injured. The fatalities include two Pagosa Springs teens near Bayfield, two Denver residents in a Valley Highway collision, a Denver lad in a Byers area crash, a woman pedestrian near Pueblo, and multiple passengers from the same vehicle, with at least one critically injured. Police described high speeds and a broadside impact, with victims named Frederick O Kelly Harold Cramer George Archuleta Snovia Archuleta Miss Durning and Roth Martinez among those affected.
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Associated Press
Colorado
Pagosa Springs
Bayfield
Denver
Helena
Gloria Archuleta
Snovia
Taleile Archulete
Salt Lake City
Hayfield
Roth Martinez
Melex Mascarenas
Haswall, Colo
Miss Durning
Aly Pueblo
US Orders Cuba Consuls Out of Country
The United States ordered two Cuban consular officials from the Castro government to leave within four hours. Douglas Dillon announced the move in Washington and named Carlos Manuel Lazaro and Basque Perez as expelled operatives. A separate note cited Cuban influence in Miami linked to intelligence activity.
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Washington
Cuba
Tel
Miami
Douglas Dilton
Pote
Carlos Manuel Lazaro Fe
Pawer
Wahingiat
Sancher Y Basquet
Department
Ford Foundation
Still Applicable driving at high speed through construction zone
An AP report describes a Milwaukee incident in which a vehicle, traveling at high speed through a construction zone east of Bayfield, rolled over after struck by a improvised barrier. Five occupants were ejected. two girls died at the scene, others hospitalized with injuries. The report cites an unusual firefighter order invoking a "safety of those who sleep" while noting names and ages of several passengers and the hospital outcome.
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Magnine
Bayfield
Milwaukee
Pire
Edward McCabe
Iafatihyaukee
Weld Cancer Unit elects Campbell as president
Chilford G Campbell of 1411 Glenmere Td longtime Asa T Jones agency manager was elected president of the Weld County unit of the American Cancer Society at a Friday board meeting at the Camfield hotel. New officers include Dr Naryll Williams as vice president and Mrs Jerry Tammany as secretary with Frank WW Peterson treasurer for a fifth year.
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Chilford G. Campbell
Glenmere
Asa T. Jones
Weld County
American Cancer Society
Camfield Hotel
Cancer Crusade
Ohor
Naryll' Williams
Jerry Tammany
Frank WW. Peterson
Campbell
James J. Wheeler
Wheeler
Peterson
Jane Dollar
Rostlus Bernhelm
Frank Voth
Gary Zick
Carroll Flack
Jaycee Hites
Lancer
Clarence C. Borger
Ave. CL
Dora Warren
Quigg Newton Named to City Group in Colorado News
Quigg Newton, Denver figure and president of the University of Colorado, has been named as a member of a municipal group. Details on the group and Newton’s role were reported as part of city governance coverage in this Al newspaper brief.
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Quigg Newton
Denver
Qugg Newstog
University Oof Colorado
Two New Methodist Pastors Named Here Dr Weiss
Two new Methodist ministers were ordained and appointed to Colorado and four-state area churches. The Rev Henry Weiss is named to Greeley Methodists and Blaine Bond to Del Norte, with Allen N. Talla to Las Animas and Masty churches. Additional appointments include Harley to Mane Ipsela, Don Bloyle to Bethel Pueblo, Shoemaker to an unnamed church, and Frank Harvey joining the Greeley Wesley Foundation staff.
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Dr. Weiss
Struma
Wtibis
Colorado
Denvel Lapt
Fauyoun Uri
Methodist
Blaine Bond
Te del Norte
Allen N. Talla
Las Aninas
Masty
OA. Harley
Mane Ipsela
Heat records hit 100 at Greeley weather stations
Thermometers at Greeley’s Public Service, Great Western Sugar factory, and College Weather station peaked Friday with 100, 90s, and 85 readings amid a hot spell. Cool evening relief followed, with a low near 58 and few raindrops, while statewide forecasts called for cooler weekend conditions and scattered showers.
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Greeley
Public Service
Great Western Sugar Company
College
College Station
Demonstration in Okinawa Threatened by Leftist Leader
In Nagoya Okinawa leftist leader Kamejiro Senaga warned 25 000 followers would demonstrate Sunday as President Eisenhower lands on the U S governed island. He said 25 000 would gather to petition for reversion to Japan and would display Japanese flags, not the Stars and Stripes, along the motorcade route from Kadena Airport to Naha with U S authorities estimating up to 200 000 Okinawans expected to line the route.
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Naha
Okinawa
API
Eisenhower
U. S
Kamejiro Senaga
Council For
Japan
Senaga
Isida
Jon Okinawa
Firsenhower
Kadena Airport
Nahat
U S Pleased That Japanese Pact Approved
Washington reports the United States praising Japan for final ratification of the US Japanese security treaty under Premier Nobusuke Kishi. Officials see the victory as offsetting post visit tensions, yet warn public acceptance in Japan is needed to prevent a fragile alliance.
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Washington
United States
Nobusuke Kishi
U.S
Stele Department
Tokyo
Japan
Kishi
Eisenhower
Nore Gian
K Kishi
Itswsay King Shing
Treaty Ratified Automatically Amid Rioting in Tokyo
Riots and mass demonstrations in Tokyo shadowed Japan’s automatic ratification of the 10 year U S Japan security pact. Kishi’s government faced strong leftist opposition as thousands protested, rallying around the Prime Minister and demanding opposition to the treaty. The 20 article pact keeps U S bases in Japan and commits U S defense if attacked.
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Jim Becker
Farliamant
Sage
Nobusuke Kishi
Washington
U.S. State Department
U.S
Syngman Rhea
Rhee
Um City
Kishi
Ister
Munists
Shina
Kisen
Liberal Democrats
Tokyo
Japan
Enhiy
Kuhl
United States
Colummms
U. S
Eisenhower Pledges US Defense of Free China
President Eisenhower, addressing a vast crowd in Taipei, denounced Communist China and pledged US support to defend Quemoy against aggression. He reaffirmed behind Nationalist China and held private talks with Chiang Kai-shek as Quemoy endured a communist bombardment.
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Matin Roe Ith
Taipei
Eisenhower
Communist
China
Nationalist Defense Ministry
United States
Provident
Thiarg Kaishek
U.S
Quemoy
China Island
Quzmoy Complex
St. Paul
Chiang Kai-shek
Ping AH
Pontegrer
Eisenhower Pledges Solidarity With Nationalist China
President Eisenhower vowed steadfast solidarity with Nationalist China as Chinese forces pounded Quemoy island in a massive artillery attack. He spoke in Taipei two hours after landing, warning that peace requires vigilance and cooperation against Communist aggression.
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John Roderick Taipel
Presiden
Eisenhower
America
Chine
Guemoy
Quemoy
China
U. S. Solidarity
Com
Local Weather Summary Highlights Weekend Temps
Saturday afternoon reached 89 degrees with highs around 95 to 100 degrees in various locations. Forecast calls for warmer conditions Sunday in northern areas with 80s to 90s and milder 85 to 95 in southern zones. Mountain regions expected 30s to 50s tonight and 50s to 60s Sunday, with Wyoming and Colorado reporting similar trends.
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Howes
Colorado
Kennedy Leads Race for Colorado Delegate Support
Gordon G. Gauss reports Kennedy dominates Colorado delegate race as eight more picks remain. Kennedy holds 17 of 34 delegate votes, Stevenson 7, Symington 2, others uncommitted. Summit furthers Kennedy influence. aims to secure at large seats and key state posts including U S Senate candidates and state Supreme Court justice.
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Kennedy
Colorado
Gordon G. Gauss Duhango
API
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Iead
Ly Adlai Stevenson
Stuart Symington
Stevenson
Wayne N. Rapinall
Palisade
Aspmall
Sen
Zevole
Steve Amcnichols
Ed C. Johnson
Caruroll
Robert §.Crites
Las Animas
Anhnyon
Johnson
Texas
Crites
U.S. Senate
Knous
Curtis Martin
University of Colorado
Ralphn Williams
Senate
Justice of the Supreme Court
Elibeth Pellet
Rice
Ed Harding
Craig
Pellet
Fong
Federal Worker Pay Boost Bill Sent to Pres
The Senate sent President Eisenhower a bill to raise pay for 142 million civil service and postal workers by about 46 million dollars a year. Senate Republican leader Dirksen said he would seek a veto, as the House previously passed the measure 377 to 40 despite a veto forecast by Halleck.
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FRED S. HOFFMAN _ WASIDINGTON
Senate
Eisenhower
Civil Service
Hyerett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Eisenkinner
Dirksen
House
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Car Truck Crash Injures Sterling Woman
Mrs. Lee Bunnell of Sterling was injured in a Friday afternoon car truck collision about 20 miles east of Greeley on Highway 34. The patrol cited the accident as auto driven by Glen E. Bunnell moving onto the shoulder, then back into the lane and striking a truck driven by James A. Robins of Imperial Nob. The Bunnell car left the road and rolled over once, causing about $2,000 damage. Bunnell and Erroll suffered minor injuries and were treated and released.
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Lee Bunnell
Sterling
Greefey
State Patrol
Weld Co. Hospital
Irs
James A. Robins Imperial
Bunnell
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