Governor Still Believes Road from Denver to Salt Lake Will Be Designated as Interstate
Governor Johnson, back from Washington, says Colorado may get an interstate from Denver to Salt Lake City, possibly not immediate, and repeats retirement plans. He praises Lt. Gov. McNichols, notes talks with John Carroll, and remains hopeful Congress moves mileage into the highway bill. He expects a decision by Wednesday and says one more House vote could clinch it.
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Governor Rumors About Re‑running Denied
A 12 year term governor denied rumors of another run for office. He said he will retire at the end of this term and stay out of public life in January. He noted he may not endorse in all primaries and praised Lt. Gov. Nichols while signaling possible future influence. The governor reiterated support for Lyndon Johnson for the Democratic nomination.
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Pineau proposes channeling U S foreign aid through UN
French Foreign Minister Christian Pineau urged the United States to consider sending a portion of its foreign aid via the United Nations. He spoke after two two hour sessions at the State Department with Secretary of State Dulles, outlining practical solutions to raise the UN role and improving the political and economic importance of NATO while keeping most aid by current channels.
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Garden Club Meeting Plans in Greeley This Week
The afternoon Garden Club in Greeley will gather Wednesday at 2 00 PM at 1703 Glenmere Boulevard, home of Mr. Rudolph Singer. Agenda includes electing a temporary chair, naming a nominating committee, choosing a club name, and planning the coming years program. Call the Weld County Agent's office before meeting.
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GOP Opponents See Narrow Path for Hells Canyon Bill
Washington reports that GOP opponents of the Hells Canyon Dam face a crucial test as the House Interior Committee votes on a bill to authorize a dam on the Snake River. Idaho figures Sen Dworshak and Rep Budge hint the bills may pass committees, aided by Democratic pressure and possible Republican defections influenced by other water projects. The outcome hinges on Interior Committee votes and potential Senate action later in the week.
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New Zealand Lamb Exports Eyed for U.S. Market
New Zealand meat groups study exporting frozen lamb to the United States with consideration focused on shipments by air freight to the West Coast.
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Reformed Presbyterian Bible School Opens
The annual Vacation Bible School of the Reformed Presbyterian church opened Monday with daily sessions from 9 to 11 a.m. through June 23. Children ages 4 to 14 enroll in five departments led by Mrs. Joe McFarland, Mrs. Wilie Kennedy, Mrs. J.L. Willeoy, Mrs. Lester Cater, Mrs. Bruce Stewart, Miss Ruth Carson, and Marcia Elliott. Refreshments by Mrs. Edwin Weys, activities include Bible stories missionary tales songs work books and handicrafts. Prizes for perfect attendance and for bringing new children. Closing program planned June 23 at 7:30 p.m. Transportation provided on request.
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Will McCorkle Captures Morning Toastmasters Speaker Award
Morning Will McCorkle of the Early Risers club won the speaker of the year award with a talk on Conversations. Lyle Beaver topped the critics while Hud Fuller, B. H. Cruse, and J. D. Brown presented topics. Ralph Mercer Vince Cassidy and Hirthard Marlink were critics. Fellows and Mercer served as toastmaster and epie master. Towning and Marlink were evaluator and timer. I. I. Brown urged support for the yearbook project, noting 60251 members in Texas Parent Teacher societies.
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Court records show multiple DUI and traffic offenses
In Cheyenne and nearby towns, several defendants face charges including drunk driving, drink driving, and careless driving with fines ranging from 4.30 to 993.50. Names include Lewis Junior Youngman, Robert Laniel MacDowell, Alex Trufillg, Marceline G. Hise, and Maxine LaRue Luckeroth. The report also notes major flood relief funding by the Russian Red Cross and Red Crescent.
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Maxine LaRue Luckeroth
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Butter use rises in Britain amid higher butter consumption
London reports per capita margarine use at about 18 pounds in 1955, similar to prior years, while butter intake climbs sharply from 10.8 pounds in 1954 to 19.4 pounds as world export supplies expand. Seven prescription chemists serve you at your friendly Rexall stores with S and h stamps at Gilbert Fite and Weldorade Drugs.
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Examination for Rural Mail Carrier Scheduled in Greeley
The United States Civil Service Commission announced an examination for rural carrier positions at the Greeley post office. Closing date for applications is July 10. Written tests will be at Greeley. admission cards will arrive after filing deadlines. Forms and requirements are obtainable at the Greeley post office and by sending applications to the U S Civil Service Commission in Washington D C. Temporary rural carriers may apply for permanent status. New York City shows 53,000 people over 85 years old, compared with 4,787 in 1920.
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