$1 Billion Water Bill Passed by House
The House approved a bill allocating more than one billion dollars for federal water projects. The measure, sent to the Senate, passed 360 to 18 after rejecting most amendments and adding 3.57 million for several projects including funds to start the Rel River fun center project in California and the Paanig reclamation project in the Upper Colorado.
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Senate
House
Centro
California
Upper
Colorado
Charles Jonas
John
Walter Crany
MeGher Bend
Neches River
Texas
Sam Tayburn
D-Tex
Senate condemns Russia over Nagy execution
The Senate adopted a resolution condemning Russia for the execution of Imre Nagy Hungary's revolutionary premier. The action followed a State Department denunciation and cited the event as an affront to the UN and world conscience. The vote was a roll call in the Senate with House action expected soon.
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Girl Killed In Wreck at Yellowstone Park
In Yellowstone National Park a car rammed a building being moved on a park highway Wednesday. Bonnie Vope Hodgson, 18, North Ogden Utah, died. Driver William Wideman Jr 18 Ogden Utah and maid Modgson 2 were passengers. Wideman was hospitalized with non serious injuries. Both were employees of Old Faithful Lodge.
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Bonnie Vope Hodgson
North Ogden
J. A. Garrison
Miss Modgson
Old Watthful Lodge
William Wideman Jr
Ogien
Utah
Widemmat
Misa Hodston
Yellowstone Park. Ca
Man Known As The Man Nobody Would Die In 1934
Mrs. Daly Fogarty Staniszemski S4 Dal y Fogarty Staniszemski died Monday of throat cancer in Miami Florida AP. The man Johnny and Waband gained wide fame in 1034 as the man nobody would. Supiszewski entered the United States from Poland when it was a German possession and served a way farm before gaining citizenship at 61.
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Daly Fogarty
Staniszemski
Propaganda Drill Tones Down Adams Fray in Europe
Vienna reports that Phmminist press and radio across Western Europe push anti American propaganda about Sherman Adams linking it to U.S. leadership under Eisenhower. The effort aims to counter Hungarian executions and global outrage while Communist influence grows.
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Colorado Weather Report Summary for Thursday
Partly cloudy conditions with scattered showers possible Thursday night and Friday. Temperatures ranged from a low around 58 to high 85 in northern regions, with mountain valleys cooler and the southeast reaching up to 95. Precipitation near 0.02 inches reported.
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Regional Weather Wyoming Forecast Clarity Question
Regional weather note shows partly cloudy conditions with scattered afternoon and evening show storms. Low Thursday night around 30s to 40s, rising Friday with variable winds from northeast to southwesterly and highs near 70 to 90.
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Tountaina
Surgeons Seal Hole in Heart of Windsor Bay Youth
AP reports surgeons at Windsor Bay remove a heart defect in Kenneth Hargett, 15, from Windsor Colorado, using a Minnesota team to seal a hole between heart chambers. The operation lasted four hours with a heart lung device and dry field technique. Hargett was listed in satisfactory condition and later on the critical list but improving in recovery. Hargett is the son of Mr and Mrs Dave Hargett, farm north of Windsor. Kenneth Kisselman is a Windsor High School graduate now at Colorado State College.
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Kenneth Hergest
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Dave Hergert
Colorado State College
Greeley
William Kisselman
Oil Drilling Notes Amid Basin Test Results And Wildcats
Reports from Shawnee and Nebraska drillers detail Hygiene basin core shows oil saturation with sparse oil yield and water, plus multiple rigs moving between sites. Placed tests include Sussex and Shannon with no oil shows, while several wildcat wells including Staith No 1 NB NE and O'Dell No 1 van Der Linden near D sand await logs or further testing.
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Rinehart
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Tom Yossely
Shain
O'Dell Oil
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Tavis
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W.T. Young Jr
Postponed Call Near Sunol Despite Nest in Phone Booth
AP reports Beas Kane halted a call at a battered booth on the town’s edge. He found a tiny humming bird nest woven in the coin return slot with three small eyes peering out. A sign warned not to use the phone until the eggs hatch, prompting the delay.
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Payne Admits Help For Goldfine In 1956 SEC Inquiry
Senator Frederick G. Payne stated he arranged for an attorney to obtain information from the Securities and Exchange Commission about a Goldfine company matter in early 1956. He could not recall the specific company, but said it concerned a company’s SEC reporting status. Senator Norris Cotton and others attended a Capitol conference where details were discussed.
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Frederick G. Payne
Maine
Barnard Goldfine
Securities & Exchanges Commission
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Payne
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Capitol
Norris Totton
R-Nh
Catton
jSen
Styria Bridges
R-Ni
Cat Lon
Bridges
Posent
Faster Rodeo Promised By Robert Davis
Bob Davis arena chairman outlines plans for Greeley s 36th annual rodeo at Island Grove Park July 3 and 4 with aims to speed action. He cites a smaller arena, improved communications, and tighter scheduling to reduce downtime between events for a better spectator experience. Davis notes staging a modern rodeo is a complex task. details continue on page 13.
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Greeley
Island Grove Park
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Kennedy seeks another term as Weld County assessor
W. T. Kennedy informs Martin G. Field that he will seek the Republican nomination for county assessor. He argues that the current administration has diligently followed laws and regulations, noting the legislature tax commission and boards of equalization as shaping the office.
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Baseball Today from a jumble of scores and names
A compact recap of American League and National League players and teams with scattered name fragments, team matches, and incomplete innings. The readable bits reference Washington and New York players, with mentions of Fowler, Schmidt, and Wilson among others, but concrete results are unclear.
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Apd
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Wart
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Bauer
Heveland
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Feahington
First Parity Polio Case Reported in Weld County
The first paralytic polio case in Weld county this year was reported Thursday. Norman Hoff, 19, of Kersey, admitted to West County General hospital after falling ill Tuesday, paralyzed from the waist down. Health officials urged immunization, noting free vaccine through doctors and the Weld county health department with hours throughout the week. The state health department provides the vaccine. left in a refrigerator offers no protection.
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John Hoff
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J. H W. White
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Ag Dept boosts sugar quotas to 9 million tons for year
The Agriculture Department announced a 100000 ton increase to the 1958 sugar quotas, raising the yearly total to 9,000,000 tons. The move aims to ensure ample supplies and stabilize prices amid seasonal demand and lower refined inventory levels.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Noble Love Seeks renomination in Weld County assembly
Incumbent Colorado state representative Noble Love announced his candidacy for renomination at Weld County Democrats’ assembly set for July 12 at the Community Building. James Shelton said Love authorized him to submit his name. Love plans active campaigning and will discuss his legislative record and programs with voters.
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Steel Stringers to Replace Bridge Span North of Farr's
County Commissioner George L. Andersen said steel stringers will replace a 40 foot middle span of the Cache la Poudre River bridge north of Farr's feed lots. The wooden section dropped about 18 inches after high water loosened pilings, closing the route to avoid collapse. Salvageable old material will be reused for a dock or new wooden deck, with work to begin soon.
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George L. Andersen
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Andersen
70 Ranch
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Senate Approves Hopper War Fund
The Colorado Senate passed a 41% million disaster fund to help finance the war against grasshoppers in eastern Colorado. The bill, sent back to the House for concurrence in an amendment, includes a 6,000 acre block priority and requires landowners to pay half the spraying costs. The measure also allows state entry onto private land for spraying, with a later amendment requiring county commissioner approval before trespass.
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Hugo
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Eaton
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Grand Junction
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Walsenburg
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R-Mention Springs
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Las Animes
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Taylor
Colorado Fuel and Iron Corp
Peter Culig
D-Pueblo
Frank L. Gill
R-Hillrose
Sen. Taylor
Gill
Securities Dealers Expel Colorado Members For Violations
The National Association of Securities Dealers expelled six members including two from Colorado for violations of fair practice rules. It called the action the most severe penalty for over the counter securities dealers. Expelled include Standish Investments Boulder Cole and Walter B Plankiston Denver.
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National Assn. of Securities Dealers
Colorado
Standish Investments
Boulder
Cole
Walter B. Plankiston
Denver
GOP Caucuses Set Friday Night for Delegates
Weld county Republicans announce caucuses Friday to select delegates for the party assembly on June 28 at the eighth avenue gymnasium. In Greeley caucuses run 6 to 9 p m, while outside Greeley venues may be open 4 to 9 p m in a three hour window. Precinct leaders named meeting sites including City hall Fort Laramie, James T. Mellon residence, Windsor high school community room, and other hosts, with details continuing on page 10.
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Sen Collier
Eric
Bhat
Pleasant Valley
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