Religious Services At Trinity Site Mark Bomb Test Anniversary
Fr. John Borles, pastor of the Catholic Church in Tularosa, urged a peaceful use of nuclear energy during plans for Catholic, Protestant and Jewish services at Trinity Site on July 15. Officials at White Sands Proving Ground announced the gathering to honor the 1945 detonation, with attendees viewing nearby blockhouses and reflecting on the dawn of the atomic age.
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Francisca
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Tox Almas Atomic Laboralary
Iowa Farmer Reveals His Feeder Status
Iowa farmers face cautious optimism as prices rise briefly but many hold reserves and fear a fall. Frank Diver of Elk Hart notes drought areas still distressed while bankers and merchants see improved but uncertain conditions. Kenneth Thatcher of the State Farm Bureau cites better hog prices and rain, yet farmers push on with machinery costs and expanding land core to profitability.
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Pete) Diver
Elkhart
Trwa
Iowa
Pele
Farut
Tvestock
United States
W. J. Goodwin
Central National Bank’ and ‘Trust
Newiyn J F. Black
Plate Banking
Jascal F. Rosenfield
Younkers Bros., Inc
Kenneth C. Thatcher
State Farm Bureau Federation
Pele Civen
BO Actes
Dore
Gwen
Jani
Air Conditioner Dies in Chicago Man Dies at 61
Uy-Samuel Bloom, 61, a pranter in refrigeration and air conditioning, died Monday in Chicago.
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Chicago
Samuel Bloom
Munday
Don Gullion Awarded Associate Degree at West Contra Costa
Don Gullion, son of Mrs Lillian Gullion of Severaive and the late Robert Gullion, will graduate Wednesday from West Contra Costa Junior College in Richmond California. He will receive an associate of arts degree as one of Iowa State students earning degrees at the college.
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Severaive
Robert Gullion
West Contra Consa
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Gullion
Ias
Richmond
Calié
Eisenhower Possible New Run Dominates Rounding Up News
The Associated Press reports Republican leaders expect Eisenhower to seek reelection, while Senate prospects in multiple states appear favorable. Bricker and Schoeppel foresee continued GOP momentum, with Kentucky and other races highlighted. Dems show mixed signals as Harriman gains some leverage in the presidential contest.
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House Committee Approves Debt Limit Increase
The House Ways and Means Committee approved a one year increase of three billion dollars to the national debt limit, raising the temporary ceiling to 278 billion for the new fiscal year starting July 1. Secretary Humphrey said the administration expects to end the 1956 year with debt under 273 billion by applying a budget surplus of 1.606 billion to debt reduction. The action was unanimous and would not reduce taxes this year.
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Eisenhower signs dispatches amid health uncertainty patches
President Eisenhower authorized trans mittal letters to Congress on Livy annus reports from the National Advisory Council on International Monetary and Financial Problems and a document on aelyilles at the Allen Property Custodian office. He also approved Civil Aeronautics Board and an atomic energy accord with France. Doctors offered no verdict on potential recurrence of ileitis as his hospital stay continues and a Patan City meeting with other American leaders remains in question.
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Reed Army Imospital
Hagerty
Charter Member First Covenant Church Dies
Mrs Tillie Lundgren 84 charter member of First Covenant church of Greeley died Tuesday at Weld County Nursing Home after a year’s illness. Born November 24 1872 in Atgelstad Sweden she came to the United States in 1907 and lived near Greeley the rest of her life. Survived by son Karl Lundgren Gainesville Florida two sisters and several nieces and nephews. General arrangements by Macys.
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Fifth Street
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Sweden
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Grector
America
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Gainesville
Fla
Harvey Duell
Hersey
Elmer Johnson
Pasadena
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Gillian Jahnson
Denver
Benard
Carl
Newton Swanson
Carl E. Jahnson
Gree, Tey
Neurologist Warns Brainwashing Seen as Greatest Defense
Dr Harold G Wolff chief of neurology at Sorell Medical School told the Senate Investigations Subcommittee that U S prisoners of war who defected to communism faced little pressure and feared punishment for yielding He described brainwashing as the most effective and oldest police state method warning that strong religious faith may bolster resistance but knowledge of the process remains the strongest defense.
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Northern District Club Meeting and Local Events Schedule
Pierce Staledo club hosted by Mrs T K Gallatin with 12 present. New secretary treasurer elected, and Ray Brumfield noted for timekeeping duties. Upcoming gatherings included a covered dish lunch, bridge, and a hayride with the Agricultural club. Over 40 young men under 30 deferred by WWI draft program referenced.
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Greeley
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Rallinsville
Valeur
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Don Grogan
Vernon Conger
Grogan
Nicks
Black Hollow
Oither
Conger
John Roseberry
Former Resident Dies Mrs Mary W Shattuck of Greeley
Mrs Mary W Shattuck wife of Orrille E Shattuck city engineer here from 1907 died Monday in Indianapolis Indiana Telegrams were received from their son Daniel Shattuck at Stitt Central avenue Indianapolis A daughter Mary also survives The Shattucks were prominent residents of Greeley living at the corner of Trieftnaye mine and Seventeenth level
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Tate
Orrille E. Shattuck
Indianapolis
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Funeral services for Aird Dele Mereford held in Fort Lupton
Funeral services for Aird Dele Mereford, longtime Fort Lupton resident, are set for Thursday at 2 PM at the First Baptist Church. Interment will follow at Fort Japton Cemetery.
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Dele Mereford
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Fort Japton
Official Dies in Oil Firm Leader's Death
B. Iredan, 67, longtime president of Cities Service Co operations in the Midwest and a director of the oil firm, died Monday in Bartlesville Oklahoma after a career spanning executive roles in the energy sector.
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New York
Air Force Research Chief Endorses Firm ICBM Program
Air Force research chief Lt Gen Donald L. Pall testified before a Senate subcommittee that the United States maintains a firm program for intercontinental ballistic missiles. He warned against deep cuts in research funding and warned that the Soviet Union could surpass the U.S. in weapons development. He cited long-term priorities set in 1954 55 and noted continued heavy investment despite budget pressures.
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Senate Group Approves Hells Canyon Dam Plan in Idaho Oregon
The Senate Interior Committee backed a bill to authorize federal construction of a large hydroelectric dam in Hells Canyon on the Snake River border of Idaho and Oregon. Voting was largely along party lines with Democrats for and Republicans against. a floor vote was expected soon amid a broader congressional showdown.
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Tito and Khrushchev Downplay Threat at Rally
In Moscow 80,000 celebrate a new Yugoslav Soviet unity. Tito and Khrushchev vow strengthened ties with other nations, deny any threat to the West, and discuss Germany security and the Middle East amid a postponed joint communique.
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Quiz Producer Ignores Hin Recorded on Film
New York CBS TV quiz decision by Lois G Cowan to ignore a slip of the tongue involving Vincent Price and jockey Arl Pearson. The producer cited sound and booth issues during a Sunday broadcast of the $54,009 Challenge. Sonny Fox appeared to misstate parts of a question, while Pearson claimed he heard nothing and Price disagreed.
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Vincent Price
Arl Pearson
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Price
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American Army observers watch Red Army withdrawal from East Germany
American observers will monitor the Red Army as it withdraws from East Germany on Wednesday and Thursday. The U.S. Embassy announced it received a formal invitation from Soviet Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Nikolai Sidorov to observe the withdrawal in Bonn Germany.
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Weld County General welcomes six newborns in June and July
Stork Express notes six births at Weld County General Hospital. Names include Mr and Mrs Gale Ter ner of Aik a with a daughter born Monday June 18, and Mr and Mrs Jesus R Salazar of Rats1 a con with a child born Monday June Wi. Also listed are Mr and Mrs Jack D Caze of Eaton with a son born Monday June 18, Mr and Mrs Dale Sarcher of Platteville with a daughter born Tuesday July 19, and Mr and Mrs Frederick Willilice of Fort Taipton with a son born Tuesday July 10 at Weld County General Hospital.
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Weld County General Hospital
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Jesus R. Salazar
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Eaton
Wek County Général Hospital
Horn
Dale Sarcher
Platteville
Borno
Frederick Willilice
Fort Taipton
Weld County Genéral Hospital
Youth Fitness Meet Seeks Action Against Softness
Annapolis hosts 150 leaders from sport education and medicine at a two day Naval Academy conference on youth fitness. Vice President Nixon cites data on gym access and recreation and urges a community based national program to start changing attitudes and practices for healthier youth.
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Nixta
Statey Bird Farm Bids Studied and Priced
Colorado Game and Fish Commission members studied bids on the Statey Bird Farm land offering about 1544 acres for sale. Bids ranged from zero to about eight thousand dollars per building site on four of the twenty one blocks. A public auction was held on the steps of the El Paso County Capitol, with a plan to meet again to discuss final disposition of all blocks.
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el Paso County
Car Stolen From McMillen Motor Co Garage
A 158 Mercury ardan was reported stolen from the McMillen Motor Co. at 1412 Eighth Avenue after the garage, locked at 6 p.m. Saturday, was found open Monday. Officers noted a wall with an Leo coat hook near the rear door but found no sign of forced entry inside the building.
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McMillen Motor Co
Eighth Avenue
Mada
Communists Cite Plan to End Prison Term Next Year
Vienna dispatch reports the Czech Communist paper claims prison terms will be abolished in Czechoslovakia by the start of next year due to perceived educational value while noting the longest sentence remains 25.
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Austria
I — jJorde Fpraya
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